Pinus strobus | 2-year seedlings, 6–12"

Eastern white pine is a native conifer widely used in reforestation projects, windbreaks, privacy screens, and conservation plantings. Growing 80 to 100 feet tall, it develops a tall, straight trunk and dense evergreen canopy that provides year-round cover for wildlife. Its rapid growth, adaptability, and suitability for visual, noise, and wind screening make it one of the most popular conifers for conservation and stewardship plantings throughout Maryland.

Maryland native • Wildlife habitat value • Windbreaks • Privacy screening • Reforestation