Lowest Prices on Eastern White Pine Lumber with Nationwide Deliver.
Lowest Prices on Eastern White Pine Lumber with Nationwide Deliver.
For a limited time, you can take advantage of this 10” Shiplap Eastern White Pine special offer from W.R. Robinson Lumber.
Or, order 3,000-6,000 LF at only $1.46 per linear foot.
For over 6,000 LF please call for pricing: (413) 477-6050
W.R. Robinson Lumber has been in business for over 60 years.
We are one of the few remaining lumber companies in Massachusetts that still buys standing timber and transports it to our sawmill.
The lumber business has changed so much over the years, along with many challenges along the way. The availability of quality stands of timber are few and far between these days, but it is still out there. If properly managed, it’s a sustainable resource that can continue to produce valuable timber for years to come.
Eastern White Pine is our specialty. Quite often, we will go back to woodlots we have harvested 15-20 years ago to bring back more of the quality timber we are looking for. Fortunately, we have some of the same employees we have had for decades. They know what is required to manufacture the best product possible.
When you are planning your next project, whether it be timbers for post and beam construction, shiplap siding for that barn or garage, interior trim, paneling or wide pine flooring, give out experienced staff a call to get started in the right direction.
Call: 413-477-6050
This load of Eastern White Pine is ready to ship to a customer. Be sure to check out our specials and offers at W.R. Robinson Lumber.
For quotes, questions or to place an order, please call: (413) 477-6050
Another load of pine timbers heading to our customer.
This lumber will be used in a timber frame home.
For quotes, questions or to place an order, please call: (413) 477-6050
Here is another beautiful load of pine logs heading to our mill.
Coming from only 19 miles down the road, we at W.R. Robinson Lumber are proudly keeping it as local as possible.
For quotes, questions or to place an order, please call: (413) 477-6050
For a limited time and while supplies last, get 6’ Kiln Dried Rough Pine at amazing prices.
4”,6”,8” and 10” Kiln Dried Rough White Pine
10” Only $0.83 per linear foot
8” Only $0.66 per linear foot
6” Only $0.50 per linear foot
4” Only $0.33 per linear foot
For quotes, questions or to place an order, please call: (413) 477-6050
WR. Robinson Lumber is featuring a Special Offer of Eastern White Pine Shiplap with a limited quantity of approximately 500 feet.
This standard grade shiplap is 1×8” x random length and smooth on both sides.
Get it now for only: $1.30 per linear foot
regularly $1.41 per linear foot
Contact us
Call Now: (413) 477-6050
Note: This Past Offer is Over and No Longer Valid
Kiln Dried – Center Matched Tongue and Groove – Planed 1 side 7/8” thick
This Eastern White Pine makes excellent sheathing for roofs and walls. This thick, strong sheathing is for fast and easy installation.
Use the same material the early New Englanders used for sheathing and is still found on houses going back 300 years.
You gain an extra ¼” or 3/8” in thickness for less.
Only $1.60 per board foot, based on 1,000 board foot minimum.
This equals $51.20 for 32 square footage of coverage.
Call Now: (413) 477-6050
Free mulch for your plants and shrubs or other yard projects. WR Robinson Lumber is offering 25 yards of free pine sawdust loaded. Minumum 10′ bed for load. Our pine sawdust is a great way to dress up any type of landscape and give it a fresh look. We will load up 25 yards of mulch for you at no additional cost and the only requirement is your bed or trailer must exceed 10′ in length due to loading process. Take advantage of this offer now and also take the opportunity to see all of our fine lumber products. Thank you in advance for choosing WR Robinson Lumber for all your lumbers needs.
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The Eastern white pine is a tree for landscapes with ample space. Its fine feathery needles, open canopy, and straight trunk get more picturesque with age. Trees are fast-growing and long-lived.
This species is native to the Chicago region according to Swink and Wilhelm’s Plants of the Chicago Region, with updates made according to current research.
This plant has some cultivated varieties. Go to list of cultivars. Eastern White Pine
Prefers moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil in sun, although young trees tolerate light shade.
Avoid planting in open, windy sites.
Very cold tolerant.
Susceptible to chlorosis symptoms in high pH soils.
Sensitive to salt and air pollution.
Intolerant of wet or heavy clay soils.
Native geographic location and habitat
C-Value: 9
Native to Eastern U.S., Newfoundland to Georgia
Bark color and texture
Mature bark is dark grayish-brown with broad ridges and deep furrows.
Evergreen eedles arranged in clusters of 5; densely crowded near the ends of horizontal branches.
Thin, soft, 3 to 6 inches long, medium green. Needles remain on the tree for two to three years before dropping in the fall.
Male pollen cones are in whorled clusters at the tips of branches. Female flowers are yellow and in pairs near male flower cones.
Long and slender, up tp 8 inches, cylindrical brown cones with obvious white resin tips.
Cones remain on the tree for 2 years.
“These plants are cultivars of a species that is native to the Chicago Region according to Swink and Wilhelm’s Plants of the Chicago Region, with updates made according to current research. Cultivars are plants produced in cultivation by selective breeding or via vegetative propagation from wild plants identified to have desirable traits.”
Blue Shag Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus ‘Blue Shag’): A dwarf variety growing only 2 to 3 feet high.
Dwarf Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus ‘Nana’ ): A compact or dwarf cultivar, 3-5 feet wide and tall.
Fastigiate Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus ‘Fastigiata’ ): This narrow, upright cultivar grows 30-50 feet tall and 10-20 feet wide.
Weeping Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus ‘Pendula’ ): Typically 15 to 20 feet high and 12 to 15 foot wide. Blue green needles cascade from twisting, weeping branches. This weeping form may require some training to produce a leader that will affect the ultimate height and spread of the plant.
Hardiness ZonesThe eastern white pine can be expected to grow in Hardiness Zones 3–8. View Map
Tree TypeThis is an evergreen tree, keeping its foliage year-round.
Mature SizeThe eastern white pine grows to a height of 50–80′ and a spread of 20–40′ at maturity.
Growth Rate
Sun PreferenceFull sun and partial shade are best for this tree, meaning it prefers a minimum of four hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight each day.
Soil PreferenceThe eastern white pine grows in acidic, moist, well-drained and dry soils. While it does best in moist soil, the tree can has been known to tolerate everything from dry, rocky ridges to bogs.
AttributesThis tree:
Wildlife ValueEastern white pine seeds are favored by black bears, rabbits, red squirrels and many birds, especially red crossbills. While potentially damaging to the trees, the bark is eaten by mammals such as beavers, snowshoe hares, porcupines, rabbits and mice. White pines provide nesting sites as well for many birds including woodpeckers, common grackles, mourning doves, chickadees and nuthatches.
Original post located: Arbor Day Foundation
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