50 Japanese Black Pine Seedlings, Pinus thunbergii Live Trees, 5–12 Inch Tall Pines, Bonsai Starters or Shade Trees, Priority Mail, Zones 6–8
50 Japanese Black Pine Seedlings, Pinus thunbergii Live Trees, 5–12 Inch Tall Pines, Bonsai Starters or Shade Trees, Priority Mail, Zones 6–8
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Japanese Black Pine Seedlings – Pinus thunbergii – 50 Trees
Stock up for a large planting project, nursery growing, or multiple bonsai projects with 50 live Japanese Black Pine seedlings. Each seedling is approximately 5–12 inches tall.
Japanese Black Pine is known for its dark green foliage and naturally irregular, pyramidal shape. These versatile evergreens are suitable for bonsai projects, container growing, or future use as landscape accent and shade trees.
Plant Details
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Quantity: 50 live seedlings
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Botanical Name: Pinus thunbergii
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Plant Height: Approximately 5–12 inches each
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Mature Size: 25–40 feet tall × 25–35 feet wide
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Light: Full sun
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Soil: Well-draining soil
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Water: Drought tolerant
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Hardiness: USDA Zones 6–8
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Shipping: Priority Mail
Growing Information
Japanese Black Pine prefers full sun and well-draining soil. Its distinctive shape makes it a good choice for bonsai, container growing, or landscape accents. Allow plenty of room for mature growth when planting in the ground.
Shipping Information
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Includes 50 Japanese Black Pine seedlings.
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We try to ship within one business day of receiving your order.
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Please do not order until you are ready to plant.
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Free shipping to most locations.
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We cannot ship to Massachusetts, Hawaii, Alaska, APO addresses, or U.S. territories.
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Remote locations may require a freight surcharge.
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If temperatures at your location are above 89°F or below 20°F, we will hold your order until conditions improve.
Plant Quality
All plants are inspected before shipment. If your plants arrive damaged, please contact us promptly. Please take photos of the package and plants so we can help resolve the issue.
Thank you for supporting Scenic Hill Farm, a licensed Oregon nursery!
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