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Eastern White Pine
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Eastern White Pine
Eastern White Pine
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Eastern White Pine
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Eastern White Pine Tree

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Zones 3-8

Size: 5 gallon
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  • Shipped in its nursery pot, so the roots stay undisturbed
  • Soil secured so it stays put in transit
  • Packed so the plant stays steady on the way to you

At a glance

Leaves
Evergreen: keeps its leaves all year
Sunlight
Full Sun, Partial Sun
Water
When the top 2" of soil is dry
Growth & size
Fast growth rate. Typically grows 2–3 feet per year and can reach 50–80 feet tall and 20–40 feet wide at maturity under ideal conditions.
Botanical name
Pinus strobus
Hardiness
Zones 3-8
Tolerates
Cold hardyHumidity tolerantWind tolerantHigh elevation tolerant
USDA zone map for Eastern White Pine Tree

Where it grows in the groundShaded areas are the zones where it can be planted outdoors.

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Why customers love it

Healthy, well-rooted plants

Hand-selected and shipped in its nursery pot.

Delivered to your door

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Goodbye, noisy neighbors

A living screen that blocks the view, softens the sound and looks better than a fence.

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Care made simple

Plant it right once and it does the rest.

Sun
Full Sun, Partial Sun

Pick the spot before you dig.

Water
When the top 2" of soil is dry

Water slowly and deeply. Check more often in its first summer.

Grows in
Zones 3-8

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Your first year together

  1. 1Day 1

    Plant it, then water slowly until the whole root ball is soaked.

  2. 2First few weeks

    Keep the soil evenly moist while new roots settle in.

  3. 3First summer

    Water deeply during hot, dry spells.

  4. 4Next spring

    New growth starts. Feed as it wakes up.

Planting instructions
Select a planting site with full sun and well-draining soil. Dig a hole two to three times wider than the root ball and about the same depth as the container so the tree sits at the same level it was growing in the nursery pot. Place the tree in the hole, backfill with soil, and gently firm the soil around the roots to eliminate air pockets. Water thoroughly after planting. Apply 2–3 inches of mulch around the base of the tree to help conserve moisture and regulate soil temperature, keeping mulch several inches away from the trunk.
Watering & sunlight
Watering needs are never one-size-fits-all. Weather, soil type, drainage, plant size, and planting time all affect how quickly a plant dries out.

Use a slow-running hose, soaker hose, or drip system to water the root ball and surrounding root zone thoroughly. Allow the water to penetrate deeply (not just wet the top few inches of soil), and avoid frequent, shallow watering.

Before watering again, check the soil 3–4 inches deep near the root ball. If it feels dry, repeat this deep-watering process. If it feels moist or soggy, wait and check again in 1–2 days. Check the soil of newly planted trees and shrubs several times per week, especially during hot, dry, or windy weather.

Irrigation run times will vary based on flow rate, soil, and system setup.

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Eastern White Pine grows best in full sun, though it can tolerate partial sun. Adequate sunlight encourages strong vertical growth and dense needle development.
Care guide

PRUNING:
Eastern White Pine typically requires minimal pruning due to its naturally graceful form. Remove dead or damaged branches as needed. If shaping is desired, pruning should be done in late winter or early spring before new growth begins.

FERTILIZING:
Most established Eastern White Pine trees do not require fertilization. If planted in nutrient-poor soil, apply a balanced slow-release evergreen fertilizer in early spring to encourage healthy growth. Avoid fertilizing for the first 2–3 months after delivery to allow the plant to adjust and establish.

WINTER PROTECTION:
Eastern White Pine is highly cold hardy and generally requires no winter protection within its recommended growing zones. Applying mulch around young trees can help retain soil moisture and protect roots from temperature fluctuations.

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Answered by Simply Trees plant experts
How big does Eastern White Pine get?
Eastern White Pine trees typically grow 50–80 feet tall and 20–40 feet wide at maturity, forming a large pyramidal evergreen tree.
How fast does Eastern White Pine grow?
Eastern White Pine is a fast-growing evergreen, typically growing 2–3 feet per year under favorable conditions.
Where is the best place to plant Eastern White Pine?
Plant Eastern White Pine in a full sun location with well-draining soil and plenty of space for its mature size.
How far apart should I plant Eastern White Pine trees?
For privacy screens or windbreaks, plant Eastern White Pine trees about 15–20 feet apart to allow room for healthy growth.
Is Eastern White Pine evergreen?
Yes. Eastern White Pine is an evergreen conifer, meaning it keeps its soft blue-green needles year-round.
What do Eastern White Pine needles look like?
Eastern White Pine has soft, flexible needles that grow in clusters of five, giving the tree a feathery appearance.
Is Eastern White Pine good for windbreaks?
Yes. Eastern White Pine is commonly planted as a windbreak tree because of its tall growth and dense evergreen foliage.
How long does Eastern White Pine live?
Eastern White Pine trees can live 200 years or more under favorable growing conditions.
What type of soil does Eastern White Pine prefer?
Eastern White Pine grows best in well-draining sandy or loamy soil, though it can adapt to a range of soil types.
Is Eastern White Pine deer resistant?
Eastern White Pine is not considered highly deer resistant, and young trees may require protection in areas with high deer populations.
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