Pinus wallichiana - Himalayan Pine

Species Name: Pinus wallichiana

Description:
Pinus wallichiana, commonly known as the Himalayan Pine, is a beautiful coniferous tree species that originates from the Himalayan region.

Characteristics:

Height: It can grow up to 20-30 meters in natural conditions.
Shape: It has a wide, loose, needle-like, pyramidal crown.
Needles: The long, soft, dark green needles are 10-20 cm in length and grow in clusters of five.
Cone: The cones are cylindrical, 10-20 cm long, green when young and turn brown later.
Growing Requirements:

It thrives well in sunny or partially shaded locations.
Generally tolerant of different soil types, but it prefers well-drained soils.
Uses:

It is popular as an ornamental tree in gardens and parks.
Well-suited for urban environments as it tolerates polluted air.
Care:

It has low maintenance requirements and does not need significant pruning.
Drought-tolerant, but young specimens may benefit from occasional watering.
The Himalayan Pine, with its attractive appearance and ease of care, is a popular choice in landscaping, especially in Mediterranean and mountainous gardens.