Pinus Halipensis

Height Guide

These heights are approximate. Batches change frequently, so if you need exact heights, we recommend confirming current batch heights with our sales team.

30cm/33cm: Contact us for height information

Why Choose This Tree for Your Landscape?

Fast-Growing & Hardy – One of the most drought-tolerant pines, making it ideal for low-maintenance landscapes.

Evergreen Foliage – Provides year-round greenery with its soft, light green needle-like leaves.

Ideal for Coastal & Dry Climates – Naturally adapted to Mediterranean and arid conditions, tolerating poor soils, salt, and wind.

Strong & Adaptable – Thrives in rocky, sandy, and nutrient-poor soils, making it excellent for erosion control.

Ornamental Bark & Shape – Develops an attractive, twisting trunk with reddish-brown bark, adding character to landscapes.

Wildlife Friendly – Produces cones that provide food and shelter for birds and small mammals.

How to Grow in Different Soil Types

Pinus halepensis prefers well-drained soil but adapts to various conditions:

Sandy Soil: Naturally suited for sandy soils; add organic mulch to retain moisture.

Clay Soil: Can struggle with poor drainage—improve with compost and sand for aeration.

Loamy Soil: Ideal for strong root development and faster growth.

Rocky or Coastal Soil: Well-adapted to harsh, dry, and exposed conditions.

Watering: While young, maintain consistent soil moisture. Once established, it can endure extended periods of drought.

Pruning: Prune sparingly, mainly to remove dead or crowded branches. Its natural form is part of its appeal.

Fertilization: Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring to support healthy growth.

Q: Can Aleppo Pine withstand coastal conditions and salt spray?
A: Yes, Pinus halepensis is well-suited for coastal landscapes and can tolerate salt spray and windy conditions.

Q: Are the needles of the Aleppo Pine aromatic?
A: Yes, the needles have a pleasant, mild aroma that adds to the tree's appeal.

Q: Is this tree prone to any specific pests or diseases?
A: Aleppo Pine is generally hardy and not highly susceptible to pests or diseases. However, it's always a good practice to monitor for any issues and address them promptly.