Pinus contorta

Pinus contorta is a striking pine species native to western North America. Often called lodgepole pine or shore pine, this tree captivates with its unique twisted cones and rugged bark. It grows as a compact pine tree, well adapted to coastal environments. People admire its dense foliage that offers year-round greenery and adds texture to natural landscapes.

The Pinus contorta stands out among coastal pine species for its resilience and distinctive form. Known as twistcone pine and west coast pine, it features slender needles and cones that curl tightly. This pine’s ability to thrive in challenging habitats makes it a popular choice for ornamental planting in native regions and beyond.

• Needles are slender, sharp, and rich green in color
• Cones twist uniquely, creating visual interest
• Bark is rugged with a reddish-brown hue
• Maintains a compact growth habit in coastal areas
• Contributes to natural wildlife habitats

In addition to being a beautiful addition to gardens, the Pinus contorta reflects the rugged charm of the western North America pine family. Gardeners and nature lovers value this coastal pine species for its hardy nature and ornamental appeal. Whether called shore pine or lodgepole pine, it offers both ecological benefits and aesthetic charm in various landscapes.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.