Austrian Pine
The Austrian Pine (Pinus nigra), also known as the Black Pine, is a hardy and versatile evergreen tree native to Europe, including Austria, hence the name.
- Needles: Long (4–6 inches), stiff, dark green, in bundles of two
- Bark: Dark gray to black, becoming deeply fissured with age
- Cones: Oval, 2–3 inches long, brown, with small prickles on scales
- Excellent windbreak or screening tree due to its densityTolerant of urban pollution, salt, and drought (once established)
- Minimal maintenance in early years
- Wildlife-friendly: provides shelter for birds and small mammals
- Height: 40–60 feet (can reach up to 100 feet in optimal conditions)
- Spread: 20–40 feet Growth Rate: Moderate to fast (13–24 inches per year) Lifespan: 50–150 years
- Form: Dense, conical to irregular rounded crown as it matures
We are open for the 2025 season to serve you.
Open Tuesday - Friday 10 -5 Saturday 10 - 4
We are closed Sunday and Monday
From CDA go north on US Hwy 95 N 10.4 miles.
Take the Silverwood Theme Park exit 446 towards Brunner Rd/ Bunco Rd.
Turn left on E Brunner Rd and go 1.6 mi
Turn right onto Clagstone Rd and go 2 miles.
Turn left on E Remington Rd and go .3 mi. Look for the big red pole barn on the left. 2786 E Remington Rd.
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