Plants at Edible Landscaping
Nuts - Pines
Due to import restrictions we are unable to ship Pines to CA...
Due to import restrictions we are unable to ship Pines to CA...
| Italian Stone Pine - Pinus pinea |
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Italian Stone Pine has decorative pine cones and can give an abundant crop of pignolia nuts. The plants are sold as miniature Christmas trees and are ornamental outside. One of the few pines that grow well in alkaline soil. Space 20' circle. Zones 7-8.
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| Korean Stone Pine - Pinus korensis |
Korean Stone Pine is a five needle ornamental hardy pine with pine nuts similar to the ones found in the grocery stores. Slow growing medium size tree. Extremely hardy and tolerant of clay soils. Resistant to white pine blister rust. Korean Stone Pine is hardier than Italian Stone Pine. The blue pyramidal form of the tree is a show piece for the yard. Cones contain many pine nuts. Zone 4-7
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| Chinese White Pine - Pinus armandii |
I saw this beautiful pine at the Virginia State Arboretum while attending a plant sale near Front Royal VA. In China it is called Yu-sung. The pine nuts of the Chinese White Pine are eaten and esteemed as a great delicacy in China. A very beautiful evergreen. Space @ 20' circle. Zones 6 to 8.
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| Silveray Korean Stone Pine - Pinus korensis |
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Silveray Korean Stone Pine can start producing cones/pine nuts when five feet tall. In ten years the tree should be eight feet tall and four feet wide. At 25 years height should be thirty feet tall and ten to fifteen feet wide. It takes two different Korean pines to produce nuts. Plant in full sun in zones 4-8. This five needle pine has silver,blue and green colored needles at the same time. Silveray has year round interest. A fairly compact "soft" foliage evergreen. Space @ 15' circle.
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