Scotch and white pine, Norway spruce, Canaan and Douglas fir. From Westminster, Route 140 west to Route 31, south 1/2 mile to Uniontown Road, right nine miles to Middleburg Road, west two miles to ...

The eastern white pine is native to North America and can be found from Newfoundland to the Appalachian mountains. Historically, it’s been heavily logged, so old white pines are rare. But there are a ...

The Eastern white pine has great significance to wildlife. Numerous species of songbirds and small mammals feed on white pine seeds, while snowshoe hares and various deer graze on the needles. The ...

Most of us casually refer to all evergreens as pine trees, but pines are actually just one type of evergreen. White pines have bluish-green needles up to 5 inches long and grow in bunches of five. The ...

Minnesota’s official state tree might be the red pine, but you should really meet its older sibling, the white pine. The white pine is much taller with cool wavy hair. Hundreds of years ago, the land ...

White and Scotch pine; Colorado, white, Norway and Serbian spruce; Douglas, Fraser, Canaan, balsam and Concolor fir. From I-695 Exit 19, I-795 north to Exit 9B, west on Route 140 three miles to Route ...