Pinus peuce

Pinus peuce is a striking conifer native to the Balkan Peninsula. This majestic tree is admired for its unique presence in mountainous regions. People call it Macedonian pine or Balkans pine due to its limited natural range. Its needle clusters and rugged bark add texture and depth to forest landscapes, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts.

The Pinus peuce tree stands out with its graceful, symmetrical shape. It thrives in cool, elevated environments and offers ornamental appeal with its long, soft needles and sturdy branches. Gardeners appreciate the Balkan endemic conifer for its rarity and elegant silhouette. This species also contributes to biodiversity and is a symbol of the Balkans’ natural heritage.

• Long, slender needles grow in bundles of five
• Reddish-brown bark with deep fissures
• Conical crown with a broad, open structure
• Slow-growing and highly resilient to cold climates
• Produces distinctive cones that mature over two years

Known as the Balkan mountain pine, Pinus peuce holds a special place in botanical collections. This conifer from Macedonia showcases the rich flora of the region. It stands as a living testament to the diverse and ancient forests of the Balkans. Its elegant form and unique traits make the Balkan Peninsula pine a remarkable ornamental tree for collectors and conservationists alike.

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