What makes this tree special.

Similar to the Eastern White Pine but adapted to warmer climates, the Southern White Pine boasts long, flexible needles and a full, graceful shape. Its aroma is subtle, and its needles stay soft even as the tree ages. It’s ideal for homes seeking a lush, classic pine appearance with gentle texture.

The story behind the species.

The Southern White Pine grows naturally throughout the southeastern United States and is well-suited to warm, humid environments. It became popular in regional Christmas tree farms because it tolerates local soils extremely well. While not typically used in major national displays, it is a beloved choice across the South.

Tips for keeping your tree fresh all season.

Keep the trunk well watered and avoid heavy or large ornaments that may weigh down the soft branches. Southern White Pine does well away from direct heat and sunlight. Water daily during the first several days, then monitor throughout the season. Its long needles make cleanup simple and forgiving.