W Nth America. Narrowly conical, evergreen. Grows from sea coast into moist mountains in Oregon and Washington. Good volume production in Westland, logs lighter, bigger loads on trucks. Increased planting planned.

SE Arizona to Mexico. Slow growing conical evergreen, prolific cone production with wingless edible seeds. Short blue-green needles. Suited to dry sites and small spaces for many years.

Narrowly conical, broadening with age, evergreen, reddish-brown bark on the upper trunk. Similar to Pinus sylvestris, but needles are green. Cold hardy. Larger grade open ground grown

Very cold hardy pine producing edible pine nuts. Narrow conical form when young. A member of the white pine group with blueish and dark green needles. Rare in NZ.