Nut Pines (Pinus spp.)

Also known as Stone Pines, the delicious and nutritious nuts of these species have been enjoyed by many cultures over the millennia. They are also an important wildlife food for many species. Stone Pines are generally fast growing, hardy and long lived evergreen trees. They are highly ornamental in the landscape and prefer a well-drained soil.

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California Natives

These California natives produce huge showy cones that contain many large, good-flavored pine nuts that have been consumed by all sorts of CA residents - from squirrels to people - for thousands of...

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Conifers

Also known as Chir or Imodi pine. Beautiful lacy needles, a buttressed trunk and red-brown thick, fissured bark make this fast growing pine a great ornamental. Productive of tasty edible pine nuts....

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Conifers

Classic nut pine of Southern Europe and Turkey they are the source of the pignoli nuts used to make pesto and other traditional dishes. Fast growing trees have a bushy conical shape while young, ...

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Conifers

The delicious and nutritious nuts of these species have been enjoyed by many cultures over the millennia. They are also an important wildlife food for many species. Stone Pines are generally fa...

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Conifers

Native to Chile where it grows on the lower slopes (3000' and up) of the Andes in areas that recieve heavy amounts of winter snow. Highly esteemed for the very large nuts that are easy to harvest a...

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Conifers

Native pine to the southwest produces heavy crops of delicious nuts that are a traditional food of the region and the source of most pine nuts found in stores today. Beautiful dark green densely ...

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Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba)

Ginko grew over most of the Earth some 200 mjillion years ago at the time dinosaurs roamed. It is the oldest surviving broadleaf tree and its beautiful all time of year with bright green fan-shape...

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Conifers

The Torrey pine, Pinus torreyana, is the rarest pine species in the United States and is an endangered species. It is endemic to the coastal sage and chapparal ecoregion of California. It is na...