Pinus radiata (Monterey Pine)-Root balled size:175-200cm dark green leaves transition to

dark green leaves transition to a vibrant gold and pink-brown fruit are borne

deciduous tree with profuse white blossoms from carmine buds in late spring

creating a striking display that attracts pollinators

making it ideal for streets

Unlike traditional Cox varieties that require a pollination partner

Pinus radiata (Monterey Pine)-Root balled size:175-200cm dark green leaves transition toPinus radiata, commonly known as Monterey pine, is a fast growing conifer that naturally thrives in coastal areas with mild, maritime climates. Native to a small stretch of the California coast, it has been widely planted around the world, particularly in Australia, New Zealand, Chile, and South Africa, where it forms the backbone of commercial forestry. Its adaptability to sandy, well drained soils and tolerance of salt laden winds make it especially