Attributes:
The Canary Island Pine makes a wonderful street tree, lets light through, and has deep enough roots to be used in lawns.
Description:
Commonly planted in California and other warm western parts of the US. Needles are in threes. Tolerates only slight alkalinity.
Wildlife Value:
The Canary Island Pine is used by woodpeckers, bats, and invertebrates as a source of food because of the large numbers of insects that use this tree throughout their various life-stages.
Moisture:
The Canary Island Pine does not tolerate drought conditions and may need irrigation with acidic or neutral water.
Leaves:
This trees needles are dark green and 7-10 inches long.
Flower Color:
The blooms are yellow.
Bloom Time:
This tree flowers in early spring..
Fruit Description:
This trees produces 6" oval to oblong brown cones.