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Pinus canariensis

Species
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Family Pinaceae
Common names Canary Island Pine

Climatic Suitability
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Pinus canariensis: whole plants
Credit: Donald Davesne
Pinus canariensis: leaves close-up
Credit: Daniel Cahen
Pinus canariensis: leaves
Credit: hikingsandiego
Pinus canariensis: male cones
Credit: Felicia Seichter
Pinus canariensis: female cones
Credit: Ina
Pinus canariensis: bark
Credit: A Emmerson
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Form

Height in cultivation 15 – 20 m
Spread in cultivation 10 – 12 m
Origin Exotic
Flower colour Does not flower
Flower period does not flower
Leaf colour Green
Leaf loss Evergreen
Canopy area 113.1 m2
Canopy shape Rounded

Site

Urban space type Park
Use feature, timber, windbreak
Soil texture loam, sand
Soil pH acidic, alkaline, neutral
Soil Volume 47 – 68 m3
Water use Moderate

Performance

Shade tolerance Full sun
Tolerance High drought
High frost
Moderate coastal
Soil Salinity No
Expected lifespan Long
Risk - Flammability High
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Climate Suitability

Climate suitability

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