What do pine trees look like in winter and where do they grow?

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1. Appearance

2. Where does it grow?

3. Growth environment

In winter, pine trees are still green, their branches and leaves grow very well, and their trunks are very tall and brown. Even if the temperature is low, its leaves are still green and the pine needles are very hard. The crown of the tree is very much like a small tower, with lush branches and leaves, and is evergreen all year round. It mostly grows in mountain forests and is not suitable for places that are too shaded. It is more suitable for planting in barren and sunny places.

1. Appearance

The pine tree remains evergreen all year round, and it also grows well in winter with luxuriant branches and leaves. The trunk of the pine tree in winter is very tall and straight, and its needles can be said to be very hard. Even if the temperature is low in the severe winter, its leaves are still green. Its crown is very similar to the small tower. The trunk is brown and the lush leaves look very green.

2. Where does it grow?

Pine trees mostly grow in mountain forests, and are now often seen in remote areas of homes or in urban greening. Many rare species also grow in the deep mountains of our country. However, different varieties have different production locations. For example, Pinus tabulaeformis, Alpine pine, and Mount Huangshan pine all grow in places with higher altitudes in the subtropics; Yunnan pine and Qiao pine mostly grow in areas farther south; and South Asia pine grows in tropical areas.

3. Growth environment

It It can quickly adapt to the growth environment and can grow well regardless of whether the temperature in the breeding area is high or low. It likes sunlight, so it is not shade-tolerant. If it is maintained in a private garden, it needs to be planted in a barren place where it can see sunlight.

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