Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa)
The Ponderosa Pine is a stately conifer from North America with conical crown.
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The Ponderosa Pine is a stately conifer from North America with conical crown.
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Blätter
Evergreen, linear, 15 to 20 cm long needles arranged in threes on short shoots. Stiffly curved. Finely serrated margin. Needles are dark green above.
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Blatt Oberseite
Evergreen, linear, 15 to 20 cm long needles arranged in threes on short shoots. Stiffly curved. Finely serrated margin. Needles are dark green above.
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Blüten
Flowering period: IV-VI . Female flowers are dark red, the male flowers yellowish.
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Früchte
Female cones are approx. 7 to 15 cm long, ovate. Colour: pale brown or reddish. Scales are thickened with a small bead in the middle. Terminal cones.
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Rinde
Yellowish-brown or reddish-brown bark. Broken up into large, thick slabs separated by furrows.
Anwendung
Parks, afforestation, kitchen gardens
Heimatgebiete
North America
Standortparameter
Light: sunny to off-sun; soil: very dry to very moist; soil structure: normal to airy; soil quality: low to normal.
Ansprüche
Does not tolerate stagnant moisture.
Frosthärte
down to -24 C°
unknown
Height of growth: 20 to 25 m. Spread: 6 to 8 m. Narrowly conical tree. Usually without branches at the bottom.
Blätter
Evergreen, linear, 15 to 20 cm long needles arranged in threes on short shoots. Stiffly curved. Finely serrated margin. Needles are dark green above.
Blüten
Flowering period: IV-VI . Female flowers are dark red, the male flowers yellowish.
Früchte
Female cones are approx. 7 to 15 cm long, ovate. Colour: pale brown or reddish. Scales are thickened with a small bead in the middle. Terminal cones.
Rinde
Yellowish-brown or reddish-brown bark. Broken up into large, thick slabs separated by furrows.
Wurzel
Deep-rooting.
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