Native Water-Saving Plants

Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) - This towering Southern native is known for its strength, beauty, and ecological value. Growing up to 100 feet tall, it features a high, open crown with long, bright green needles in bundles of three—the longest of any pine in the eastern U.S. Its cones are just as impressive, ranking among the largest in the region.

Tough and adaptable, the Longleaf Pine prefers full sun and well-drained, sandy or acidic soils but is also tolerant of seasonal poor drainage. It uses moderate water and becomes highly drought-resistant once established. Even better, it’s naturally resistant to fusiform rust, a serious disease that affects many other pine species. Provides habitat for countless native species. 

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