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Norfolk Island Pine HouseplantNorfolk Island Pine Houseplant
Norfolk Island Pine Houseplant
Norfolk Island Pine Houseplant

Norfolk Island Pine Houseplant

$19.99

Norfolk Island pine is not an actual pine tree at all! Growing to great heights, it has a straight trunk and pleasingly symmetrical branches covered with short, inward-curving needles. A Norfolk Island pine can grow big—up to 200 feet tall outdoors. Grown indoors, it gets 3 to 8 feet tall or may even be trained as a bonsai or miniature tree.

People often use the slow-growing Norfolk Island pine as a living Christmas tree, frequently decorated with ribbons or ornaments. All too often, the tree is discarded after the holiday season, but it can easily be kept as a permanent foliage plant indoors or planted outdoors when it warms up in the spring.

Care

Like most easy houseplants, Norfolk Island pines prefer a well-drained soil and don't like to be over-watered. If the tips of the branches get brown, it's a sign to add water. They like humidity, too, so it's a good idea to spray your plant every couple of days or place it in a room with higher humidity.

Toxicity

Norfolk Island pine poisoning in cats is a toxicity caused by ingestion of the tree's needles or water source. The exact toxic principles of the Norfolk Island pine are unknown, but consumption of this tree have been known to cause gastrointestinal upset and dermatitis in cats. Protect yourself and your pet.

 

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Norfolk Island pine is not an actual pine tree at all! Growing to great heights, it has a straight trunk and pleasingly symmetrical branches covered with short, inward-curving needles. A Norfolk Island pine can grow big—up to 200 feet tall outdoors. Grown indoors, it gets 3 to 8 feet tall or may even be trained as a bonsai or miniature tree.

People often use the slow-growing Norfolk Island pine as a living Christmas tree, frequently decorated with ribbons or ornaments. All too often, the tree is discarded after the holiday season, but it can easily be kept as a permanent foliage plant indoors or planted outdoors when it warms up in the spring.

Like most easy houseplants, Norfolk Island pines prefer a well-drained soil and don't like to be over-watered. If the tips of the branches get brown, it's a sign to add water. They like humidity, too, so it's a good idea to spray your plant every couple of days or place it in a room with higher humidity.

Norfolk Island pine poisoning in cats is a toxicity caused by ingestion of the tree's needles or water source. The exact toxic principles of the Norfolk Island pine are unknown, but consumption of this tree have been known to cause gastrointestinal upset and dermatitis in cats. Protect yourself and your pet.

 

Plant size and shape may differ from what is pictured.

For mail orders: Plants may go through shock during shipping. Upon arrival, take the plant out and water it thoroughly. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, please notify us via email at sales@amgardens.com and include a photo(s) within 24 hours of plant arrival.

For in store purchases: If you are not satisfied with your purchase, please call us at 423-870-5000 or return the plant in its original pot/condition within 3 days. Trees and shrubs have a 1 year warranty (exceptions may apply), but we highly encourage you to give us a call or email if you notice issues with your plant. We'd love to help you figure out what's wrong and save your plant! 

Orders are shipped on Wednesdays and Thursdays; if your order is placed on a Wednesday, it may not ship until the following Wednesday. During peak season there may be delays in shipping. If it is too hot or cold, we suggest ordering during milder months to ensure plants arrive in best condition.