Pinus contorta var. contorta
Pinus contorta var. contorta, or coastal lodgepole pine, is a species indigenous to North American coastal regions, recognizable by its irregular and often asymmetrical habit, dark fissured bark, and dark green needles grouped in pairs. Adapted to windy, sandy, or poor sites, it offers a natural, expressive silhouette that is very resistant to harsh conditions. Although variable in form, it often features a sinuous trunk, twisted branches, and a relaxed appearance, making it ideal for naturalistic gardens, ecological restorations, or stabilization plantings. Its moderate growth, tolerance to salt spray and poor soils, and good hardiness make it a resilient and undemanding conifer.
Care guide
Light, soil, water and hardiness
Blooming, foliage and shape
Size and growth
Pets
Butterflies
The availability of our plants varies depending on arrivals, seasons, nursery production and supplier availability. Some varieties may be offered for a limited time only, depending on their natural cycle or current stock. These plant profiles are designed to guide and inspire you when choosing plants for the garden, landscaping projects, containers or long-lasting outdoor arrangements.
