pinus picea, pinus edulis

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  1. elgordo

    elgordo Active Member

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    Hello everyone. Just wondering where I can buy a stone pine or any pine producing edible nuts. Thanks! (I meant Pinus pinea).
     
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    Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    woodschmoe Active Member 10 Years

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    Both Pinus pinea and Pinus koraensis (Korean Nut Pine) produce good nuts; most of the pine nuts commercially available nowadays come from the Korean pine.

    Google "JL Hudson Seeds", he sells seeds of both varieties; they germinate fairly fast in the spring.

    Bear in mind the mature height, though: these are not small trees.
     
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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    If space is a concern you might try pinyon pines instead.
     
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    Thanks a lot, everyone!
     

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