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Pine trees are evergreen, coniferous resinous trees ( rarely, shrubs) found in the Himalayas. The tree is distinguished by its clusters of long cylindrical hanging cones, and it needle-like blue-green leaves. Its wood is highly resinous, and is used for local contruction, carpentry and making tea-chests. The tree grows up to 50 m tall, symmetric and pyramidal in shape. It is good as firewood, but the smoke is pungent due to the resins. The ideal soil for pine trees is “moist” not dry or wet. In the fall, pines shed old needles. This tree is self-propagating, and its decomposing needles naturally improve the surrounding soil. This is one of the least exacting of the Himalayan trees growing. Sometimes on bare rocks where only a few species are capable of existing. They are very long-lived, with the world’s oldest known tree being a Pine (Methusaleh.) It is good as a street tree too.
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