Origin
The Pinus thunbergii Sayonara originally hails from Japan. This species is a part of the Pinaceae family and is also known as the Japanese black pine. This tree species' natural habitat is along coastlines and in mountainous areas, where they often grow in rocky soil.

Characteristics
The Pinus thunbergii Sayonara is an evergreen tree that can reach a height of 20 meters. The bark is dark and marked with deep grooves, while the needles are dark green and stiff, growing in bundles of two. The cones are egg-shaped, black in colour and contain the seeds of the plant.

Care
The Pinus thunbergii Sayonara requires full sun and well-drained soil. This tree species is resistant to salt and wind, making it suitable for coastal climates. Particular attention is required when pruning this plant, which should take place during the dormant period in the winter to stimulate and control growth.