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North Carolina Tree Seedling Catalog - N.C. Forest Service

North Carolina Trees for North Carolinians North Carolina Forest Service 2017 - 2018. Seedling . Catalog . Plant For North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner, Steve Troxler LOBLOLLY pine Product Information Premium Family Select Seedlings are grown from the best families in our third cycle seed Common Name Scientific Product Number of Seedlings orchards. These selections offer the highest growth potential from open pollinated seed. Code Name Control Mass Pollinated Seedlings are produced crossing known male pollen and known Loblolly pine - Coastal Pinus taeda 50 1,000- 499,000.

Pine* Pinus taeda Large tree 90 -110 feet in height. A native of moist, well drained soils. This is the most commonly planted timber tree in the Southeastern U.S. Genetically improved families are commonly available. 12, 13 Longleaf Pine* Pinus palustris Large tree 80 -100 feet in height. Prefers sandy, dry soils. Often used for pine straw ...

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