Pinus halepensis

Does anyone here have experience with a pinus halepensis.

Regards, Jeffrey

No One??

Hello, the big problem with pinus halepensis is that the needles are juvenile and very long during all the life of the tree, it's very difficult, impossible to reduce them.

jeffrey wrote:Does anyone here have experience with a pinus halepensis.

Regards, Jeffrey

Yes lots and lots of experience with them. I have several dozen in my yard. Very popular tree in So-Cal

Fast grower, if you can get them cheap, go for it.

they drop seeds like crazy and I have muchos seedlings come up each spring

Juvenile foliage is not dominant like Pinea, they do have long needles, treat like Thunbergii

I feel like the Black pine is so much better, Ive abandoned all allepos....

I have here some photos of the tree and the foliage.

Yeah looks like the big one in the yard

A good wirin project eh?

Beautiful tree, Jeffrey! I remember those from the Medierranean region. Wondering if they can be grown in Florida. Anyone knows?

Best,
Dorothy

Thanks lot has to be wired.
He is ever created by Mark Noelanders, the tree comes from Italy.