A user submitted a photo of a pine tree, hoping to identify it for purchase or propagation. The expert confirms it appears to be Virginia pine (Pinus virginiana) from a distance.
The pictured tree's broad, spreading habit results from growing in full sun without competition. In a forest or crowded setting, it grows tall and narrow. Plant in open space for the same form.
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