Wollemi Pine

Wollemia nobilis

The Wollemi Pine is a critically endangered species of native Australian tree that has survived since the age of the dinosaurs! As a living fossil, you contribute directly to it’s conservation by planting it in your garden or community. These trees feature a beautiful dark green foliage that grows in long thin leaves along thin branches. The bark is a deep dark brown with a rough bubbled surface. The tree will produce cones as it continues to grow.

Every sale comes with a certificate of authenticity, a care booklet and a pot wrap cover that unfolds to more information on the tree. With less than 100 mature trees in the wild, it is a very unique plant to own.

The Wollemi Pine is a very slow growing conifer with an upright growth habit. Incredibly hardy, it will grow best in a sunny spot, but has been used successfully in some indoor scenarios. The tree can be heavily pruned back during the Winter to allow shaping. Fully grown Wollemi Pines can grow to have trunks up to a metre in diameter, and the largest currently recorded tree is 40 metres tall with a 63 cm trunk diameter.

Position: Best in Full Sun, tolerates Indoors in sunny spot

Height: 50cm, will grow to many metres tall

Width: 20cm, will spread to a few metres wide as it matures unless pruned

Wollemi not Woolamai