Common name: Norfolk-Island-Pine
Scientific name: Araucaria heterophylla
Pronunciation: air-ah-KAIR-ee-uh het-er-oh-FILL-uh
Characteristics: Height: 60 to 80 feet
Spread: 12 to 20 feet
Light requirement: full sun
Flower color: unknown
Leaf type and persistence: evergreen, needled evergreen
Landscape use: Although they provide some shade, they are not suitable for patios or terraces because they are too large and large surface roots are common. In addition, columnar-formed trees generally cast limited shade due to the narrow crown. Many people forget how tall these trees grow. They often have an attractive pyramidal form (like a fir or spruce tree) when they are small, but they quickly grow too tall for most residential sites. They can live as a house plant for a long time if not overwatered.
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