Pinus virginiana

Pinaceae

Coastal Plain, Mountain, Piedmont

Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia

Tall Tree (Canopy)

50 - 80ft

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(inconspicuous)

Cone/Cone-like; Brown, Red

Full Sun

Clay, Loamy, Sandy

Dry, Moist

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evergreen

well drained sites; often a pioneer species

many birds feed on the seeds; provides winter cover; Used for pulpwood; important to wildlife; many song birds and game birds feed on the seeds; rodents, including squirrels and rabbits, eat seeds, bark and leaves; the white-tailed deer browse the twigs and needles