Pinyon Pine Tree Seeds (Pinus edulis) produce a hardy evergreen native to the southwestern United States. Known for its attractive blue-green needles, rounded form, and edible pine nuts, the Pinyon Pine is an excellent choice for drought-tolerant landscapes, wildlife habitats, and native gardens.
This slow-growing pine adapts well to dry climates and rocky soils once established. Mature trees provide year-round color and valuable shelter for birds and wildlife. Their distinctive appearance makes them popular for xeriscaping, naturalized plantings, and bonsai cultivation.
No pre-treatment is required for germination, although a 30-day cold moist stratification is recommended to improve germination rates and encourage more uniform sprouting.
Seed Details:
- Botanical Name: Pinus edulis
- Common Name: Pinyon Pine
- Germination Rate: 70–90%
- Pre-Treatment: None required
- Recommended Stratification: 30 days cold moist stratification
- Growth Habit: Evergreen tree
- Uses: Native landscaping, wildlife habitat, drought-tolerant gardens, bonsai
- USDA Zones: 4–8
Available Quantities:
- 1 oz. (93 Seeds)
- 1 lb. (1,488 Seeds)