Pinus virginiana | 1-year seedlings, 5–10"

Virginia pine is a native conifer commonly used in reforestation projects, wildlife habitat plantings, and reclamation of poor or disturbed sites. Growing 30 to 40 feet tall, it is well adapted to dry, infertile soils where many other tree species struggle to establish. Its dense growth and tendency to retain lower branches provide valuable cover for wildlife, while its rapid establishment makes it a useful species for conservation and restoration plantings.

Maryland native • Wildlife habitat value • Drought tolerant • Reforestation • Adaptable to poor soils