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

1. Appearance

The pine tree remains evergreen all year round and grows well with lush branches and leaves in winter. The trunks of pine trees are very straight in winter, and their pine needles are very hard. Even when the temperature is very low in winter, their leaves are still emerald green. Its crown is very similar to a small tower. Its trunk is brown, and with its lush leaves, it looks very green.

2. Where do you grow?

Pine trees mostly grow in mountains and forests, and are now often seen in homes and urban greening. There are also many rare species growing in the deep mountains of our country. However, different varieties have different production locations. For example, Chinese pine, alpine pine, and Huangshan pine all grow in subtropical areas with higher altitudes; Yunnan pine and Pinus yunnanensis mostly grow in areas further south; and South Asian pine grows in tropical areas.

3. Growth Environment

It can adapt to the growth environment quickly 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 grown in a private garden, it needs to be planted in a barren place with access to sunlight.