"Welcome to Forestry Tree Seedlings"
Return to Conservation Seedling Welcome Page
Order Online
Seedling List
View Cart
Check Out
New Mexico Forestry Division Conservation Seedling Program
Order Online
Please Select a Seedling
AFGHANISTAN PINE
APACHE PLUME
ARIZONA ASH
ARIZONA CYPRESS
ARIZONA SYCAMORE
ASPEN
AUSTRIAN PINE
BLACK WILLOW
BLUESTEM WILLOW
CHOKECHERRY
COYOTE WILLOW
DESERT WILLOW
DOUGLAS-FIR
DUSTY BEARDTONGUE
FALSE INDIGO BUSH
FERNBUSH
FIRECRACKER PENSTEMON
GOLDEN CURRANT
GOODDING'S BLACK WILLOW
HOPTREE
LACEBARK ELM
LIMBER PINE
MORMON TEA (GREEN EPHEDRA)
MOUNTAIN SNOWBERRY
NARROWLEAF COTTONWOOD
NATIVE PLUM
NEW MEXICO FORESTIERA
PALMER'S PENSTEMON
PEACHLEAF WILLOW
PECAN
PIÑON
PLAINS COTTONWOOD
PONDEROSA PINE
REDOSIER DOGWOOD
RIO GRANDE COTTONWOOD
ROCKY MOUNTAIN PENSTEMON
RUBBER RABBITBRUSH (CHAM
SAND CHERRY
SCOTS PINE (SCOTCH PINE)
SERVICEBERRY
SHRUBBY CINQUEFOIL
SKUNKBUSH SUMAC
SMOOTH SUMAC
THINLEAF ALDER
WAX CURRANT
WINTERFAT
Growth Rate:
Fast
Mature Height:
60 feet
Water Requirements:
Moderate
Alkalinity Tolerance:
Moderate
Preferred Elevation:
3000 - 5500
Cold Hardiness:
Poor
Color:
The foliage is green
Suggested Uses:
windbreaks and Christmas trees.
Pest Problems:
Nantucket pine tip moth, Ips bark beetle, and spider mites.
Tree Description:
A medium-sized tree native to southwest Asia. It forms a dense conical crown. An extensive root system gives this tree the ability to withstand drought. Plantings are best in southern New Mexico due to it not being cold hardy enough for the northern half of the state. Hardiness zone 7-10 below 5500 feet in elevation. It has a crown width of between 30 and 40 feet. The optimum soil pH is 7.0 to 8.5.
Pinus eldarica
Click above for more images
The distribution season has closed, please check back later to place an order. If you have any questions please contact the Seedling Coordinator at
505-660-0412
.