Origin
The Pinus nigra Summer Breeze is a type of black pine and has its origin in the Mediterranean region and some parts of Central Europe. The plant is hardy and often used in landscape architecture and as an ornamental tree around the world.

Characteristics
The Pinus nigra Summer Breeze is an imposing, evergreen conifer with an upright growth habit. The long, dark green needles and the striking, reddish-brown bark give this tree its unique appearance. Small, yellowish flowers develop in the summer months, which turn into cone-shaped fruits in the autumn.

Care
The Pinus nigra Summer Breeze is an easy tree to care for. Although it prefers a sunny location, it can also thrive in a place in partial shade. A well-drained, fertile soil is ideal for this tree. This tree is also quite drought tolerant and only needs water when the top few centimetres of soil are dry. Pruning is not required, but can be done to keep the growth in check.