white pine

Five-needled evergreen tree

White pine refers to several North American pine species with soft, light-colored wood, especially the eastern white pine.

The trees are tall with long, flexible needles in bundles of five.

The wood is prized for construction and furniture—easy to work, takes paint well, and resists warping: The old farmhouse had white pine floors throughout.

botany

evergreen

Retains foliage year-round

gymnosperm · resin · cone · bark · sapwood · heartwood · cambium · xylem · phloem · stomata

timber

lumber

Sawn wood for building

  • planksFlat construction lumber pieces
  • boardsPlanks or governing bodies
  • grainCereal plant's harvest unit

knotty · millwork · milling · planing · sanding · woodworking · carpentry · joinery · cabinetry · paneling

symbolism

majestic

Impressively dignified and beautiful

resilience · heritage · colonial · shipbuilding · masts · flagship · Maine · New England · Iroquois · longevity

forestry

silviculture

Forest cultivation practice

seedlings · harvesting · sawmill · forester · sustainable · woodland · old-growth · canopy · understory · habitat

construction

framing

Structural or contextual shaping

sheathing · siding · decking · flooring · trim · molding · baseboards · window frames · door frames · subflooring

landscape

shade tree

Plant grown for canopy

parkland · estate · naturalistic · grove · stand · backdrop · focal point · screening · rural · pastoral

Categories
Opposites
softwood vs hardwood trees

white pineoak

Quercus genus member

hickory · ebony · hardwood · hard maple · white oak

pine species contrast

white pinered pine

North American timber conifer

pitch pine · jack pine · lodgepole pine · spruce · Douglas fir

deciduousness

white pinemaple

Sap-yielding hardwood tree

oak · birch · aspen · poplar · beech

Family

white, pine, pining, whiter, whiteness, pinecone, whiteout, whitened, whitest

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G