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Virginia Pine<\/h1>\n

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Virginia Pine\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0<\/strong>(Scrub Pine, Spruce Pine, Jersey Pine)<\/p>\n

Pinus virginiana<\/em> Mill.<\/p>\n

Mature Size:<\/strong> 50 to 80 feet in height, 12 to 14 inches in diameter<\/p>\n

Form:<\/strong> Long, horizontal branches, often drooping, forming an open, ragged, flat- topped crown; branch stubs often remain along the trunk for many years after the lower branches die.<\/p>\n

Where to Find Them<\/strong>: Various well-drained soils; can tolerate eroded and dry soil.<\/p>\n

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Needles:<\/strong> Bundles of 2, thick, 11\u20442 to 3 inches long, usually twisted, and yellowish-green<\/p>\n

Cones:<\/strong> Egg-shaped, 11\u20442 to 23\u20444 inches long, dark reddish-brown with a sharp spine at the tip of each scale; mature the second year and remain on the tree for several years after seed-fall.<\/p>\n

Wildlife use: <\/strong>Small songbirds eat the seeds and may roost in thick stands of young pine. Woodpeckers nest in decayed older trees, and mice and deer browse the young foliage.<\/p>\n

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Bark:\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong> Reddish-brown, thin, scaly, with shallow fissures<\/p>\n

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