New Zealand's dominant pine tree is the Radiata pine (Pinus radiata), a fast-growing, versatile species native to California and Mexico that was introduced for its timber. It forms most of New Zealand's plantation forests and is used for a variety of timber products. While beneficial for commercial timber, uncontrolled Radiata pines can become problematic "wilding pines," spreading into natural areas and causing significant environmental damage. 🇳🇿 i love this walking tracks in Tokoroa the Tim

Pine (Pinus sp.) plantation in Sao Francisco de Paula, South of Brazil

187 reactions · 88 shares | The second annual  Sunflower September Spectacular  will be on Sep. 12-27, weekdays and weekends, as we kick off the fall season  at Belvedere Plantation! Come see our beautiful sunflower field and pick your own sunflowers, Zinnias, and Cosmos to take home. Buy your tickets now to reserve your time slot: belvedereplantation.com/harvest-festival *Sep. 12 is for Season Pass holders ONLY - Closed Sep. 14-18 | Belvedere Plantation | Facebook

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Austrian Pine