The largest conifer and the state tree of Maine and Michigan. Very distinctive when compared to other conifers. Its branches are horizontal and tiered. Tufts of light- to bluish-green needles are borne in feathery clusters of five only toward the ends of the twigs.
The largest conifer and the state tree of Maine and Michigan. Very distinctive when compared to other conifers. Its branches are horizontal and tiered. Tufts of light- to bluish-green needles are borne in feathery clusters of five only toward the ends of the twigs.
Should not be planted next to species of Ribes( currants and gooseberries) for they host white pine
