Origin
The Pinus nigra Oregon Green, also known as the Austrian black pine, originates from the mountainous regions of Eastern and Central Europe and Asia Minor. This tree species is part of the Pinaceae family and a popular choice for landscaping in varied climates.

Characteristics
The Pinus nigra Oregon Green is a majestic tree that can reach a height of 20 to 40 metres. It has a rich, dark-green colour that is preserved year-round, hence the association with Oregon Green. This pine has coarse, jagged foliage and produces long, slender cones in a light-brown hue. The bark of this tree is striking with deep, vertical grooves and a grey-brown colour.

Care
In terms of care, the Pinus nigra Oregon Green requires full sun and well-draining soil for growth. It is highly resilient and can survive in different types of soil such as sandy, loamy or clayey. During its growth phase, regular watering is necessary, but once established, it can withstand drought conditions. Irregular pruning may be needed to control size and shape.