Austrian Pine Live Trees – Set of 2 | 4–6 Inch Evergreen Seedlings in 4 Inch Pots

Add classic evergreen beauty to your landscape with this set of two live Austrian Pine trees. Pinus nigra is a hardy evergreen conifer known for its dense dark green needles, strong branching, and adaptability to a variety of growing conditions. Its rugged nature makes it an excellent choice for ornamental landscapes, windbreaks, privacy plantings, reforestation projects, and Christmas tree growing. Austrian Pine tolerates urban conditions and relatively poor soils once established, making it a versatile landscape tree. You will receive two healthy young starter trees approximately 4–6 inches tall, each growing in a 4-inch nursery pot.
You will receive:
✔️ 2 live Austrian Pine starter trees
✔️ Approximately 4–6 inches tall each
✔️ Growing in 4-inch nursery pots
✔️ Healthy young evergreen plants
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Austrian Pine
Botanical Name: Pinus nigra
Plant Type: Evergreen conifer tree
Growth Stage: Young starter trees
Sun Requirements: Full sun, ideally 6+ hours daily
Soil: Well-draining loamy or sandy soil; tolerates relatively poor and slightly alkaline soils
Watering: Regular during establishment; increasingly drought tolerant as it matures
Mature Height: Approximately 40–60 feet
Growth Habit: Upright, dense, and broadly pyramidal when young
Foliage: Long, dark green evergreen needles
Growth Rate: Moderate
Planting Season: Early spring or fall when conditions are mild
Garden Use: Specimen tree, windbreak, privacy planting, Christmas tree growing, and reforestation
Drought Tolerance: Good once established
USDA Zones: Approximately 4–7
Container Friendly: Suitable while young; best planted in the landscape as it matures

💡 Care Tip: Plant your Austrian Pine trees as soon as practical after arrival in a sunny location with well-draining soil. Water consistently during the first growing seasons to encourage strong root establishment, but avoid keeping the soil waterlogged. If the plants show minor yellowing or stress after shipping, allow them time to acclimate before fertilizing or making major changes to their growing conditions.