Balkan Pine - Pinus peuce
Pine Family: Pinaceae
The Balkan pine is a slow-growing tree native to Southeastern Europe: Albania, Bulgaria, Greece and Yugoslavia.
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Balkan Pine - Pinus peuce

Balkan Pine grows in a relatively compact pyramidal form, and its outstanding long needle and huge cones add winter interest, making for a good screen, ornamental, or specimen planting in all types of landscapes. Sometimes used in Bonsai.

Leaf: 3 to 4" straight, stiff, dark green needles in bundles of 5; dark green on top and grayish green on underside. 3 to 6" cylindrical cones; single or cluster of 3 to 4.

Balkan Pine


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Common names: Balkan pine, Macedonian pine, pin de Macédoine (French), pin des Balkans, rumelische Kiefer [German], rumelische Strobe [German].

Balkan Pine Cones

Balkan Pine Bark
Balkan Pine Bark

              
 
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