Shore Pine | Pinus contorta - Benton Soil And Water Conservation District

Shore Pine | Pinus contorta

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Plant Details

Habitat Notes	Dunes and bluffs along the coast (not a WV native)
Arboretums
Years Planted at Arboretums	1996
Mature Height	50’
Shade Preference	sun, part shade
Soil Tolerance	Dry to wet well-drained soil, adaptable to many soil conditions

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