Siberian pine

Also known as Siberian Cedar, Siberian Stone Pine

Siberian pines dominate vast stretches of the northern taiga, growing up to 40 meters tall with dense, dark green foliage grouped in bundles of five needles. Their large, woody cones produce nutrient-rich seeds that serve as a critical food source for wildlife throughout harsh winters. These slow-growing evergreen trees play a foundational ecological role by maintaining forest canopy structure and stabilizing boreal soils.