Pinetree Delcova

Pinetree Delcova is a large evergreen tree. It is capable of growing over 100' tall. These trees grow very fast, and very dense canopies. Leaves are green year round, but some trees loose leaves in the fall. (Subspecies D.Grangerus) Grangerus is a deciduous subspecies that seasonally looses leaves in December. 
=== Leaves- ===
Leaves are small, hemlock like needle shaped leaves. This makes the Pinetree Delcova look more like a conifer, although its not. The leaves are only a few centimeters long. It has the smallest leaves of any Delcova. 
=== Flowers ===
Flowers are yellow and pink catkin like flowers. Flowers a few inches long. Flowers are fragrant. Flowers are in bloom from March until June. After then, a second generation typically blooms from October till November. 
=== Fruit ===
Fruits are big red jelly bean like fruits. Fruits are about 3" long and are very tasty. They have a sweet smell. These trees have external seeds, that surround the fruit. Fruit is widely eaten by people and animals. Seeds are also edible, but don't tast as great. Seeds will fall to the ground. They usually don't germinate frequently enough to get lots of seedling trees.
=== As a Christmas Tree ===
Pinetree Delcova has long been a favored tree for Christmas. These trees have the scented leaves and twigs. They have a spicy smell. The sturdy branches make this tree popular with families with lots of heavy ornaments. Pinetrees are easy to take care of, as they live along time, even without it's roots. The tree as long as its in water, and gets some sunlight, It'll grow new roots. So make sure the stand is big enough to hold small roots. These trees don't drop their leaves like other pine trees could after some time. After Christmas is over, Plant your tree and it'll grow in the ground! You can also grow them inside until they outgrow your biggest pot. Growing indoors, the trees will grow slower and not as big, but you'll eventually have to move it outside. Category:Delcovas
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