code: 5060
A fast-growing pine native to most of the Eastern United States. Densely pyramidal as a young tree, it holds its form as it matures. The foliage has a very soft, fine texture with a bluish cast. It is extremely cold-hardy and WATER THRIFTY!
Hardy to -40°F
Common name: Domingo pine
Botanical name:Pinusstrobus xayacahuite ‘Domingo’
Exposure: Full sun
Season: Year-round for foliage
Foliage: Attractive blue-green foliage stands out in the landscape. The bluish cast of the needles complements the shaggy gray bark.
Habit: This is a fast-growing conifer that can reach 50 to 70 feet tall and 30 to 50 feet wide, with a strongly pyramidal shape.
Origins: Domingo pine is a hybrid of eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) and Mexican white pine (P. ayacahuite).
How to grow Domingo pine: Plant this evergreen tree in full sun and any well-drained soil. It will grow under dry to medium moisture. This is an adaptable conifer that is not picky about soil type and will withstand urban conditions and pollutants as well as winter winds. USDA Zones 4–7.
General information:
Maximum Elevation: 6,000 Feet
Mature Size (generic) : TREE (10-20′ Tall) • Average WIdth
USDA Hardiness Zone : 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Water Needs : Low
Light Needs : Full Sun
Growth Rate : Moderate
Mature Height : 30-35 ft.
Mature Width : 10-15 ft.
Name : Domingo White Pine
