Eastern White Pine

White Pine needles, five to a clump - photo by Ed Frank

Eastern White Pine Cone about 5 inches in length - photo by Ed Frank

Boogerman Pine:  Its official ENTS height is 186', 21 feet less than when it had its full top in 1995.  This is a nearly full view of the tree from the east. The "sprig" at the top is now the highest point. It is an upturned limb that has gained 6 feet in height since 1995. The crown starts at 99' above ground.   Will Blozan photo 1997

White Pine along Longfellow Trail, Cook Forest State Park, PA - photo by Ed Frank

• White pine growth rates--something of interest about growth possibilities January 3, 2010
• White Pine Growth article from Bulletin of the Eastern Native Tree Society, VOLUME 4, ISSUE 2, SPRING 2009 http://groups.google.com/group/entstrees/browse_thread/thread/05ea3f176c2114f2?hl=en April 09, 2009
• Max Girth White Pines http://groups.google.com/group/entstrees/browse_thread/thread/5dbbd7f87102a270?hl=en Jan 2009
• White Pine TDI 2006
• White Pine Maximums April 2006
• North American White Pines March 2005
• Limited Species Rucker Indices Nov 2004
• Boundary Waters June 2004
• Longfellow Pine, PA June 2004
• Northern Limits/White Pine Adaptability Feb 2004
• White Pine Root System Jan 2004
• Eastern White pines in PA of 150 feet Sept 2003
• White Pine In New England Spreadsheet, July 2003
• Pinus stroba forma maximus Colby Rucker July 2003
• Cataloochee Creek, GSMNP, White Pines - trip report,  2002 - 2003
• White Pine Rebound March 2002