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Pinus prices: what 12 varieties actually cost

Real prices from the mail-order nurseries we track, rechecked every day. Pinus runs $24.95 to $132.95, with a median of $51.12.

Median $51.12Low $24.95High $132.95Up to 5 nurseries compared

Every Pinus variety we track, cheapest first

All 12 priced varieties.

Pinus varieties with current low and high prices and the number of nurseries compared.
VarietyFromHighNurseries
Japanese Black PinePinus thunbergii$24.951
Eastern White PinePinus strobus$29.95$159.995
Austrian PinePinus nigra 'Oregon Green'$31.951
Mugo PinePinus mugo$37.95$73.532
Austrian PinePinus nigra$44.95$98.113
Enci Mugo PinePinus mugo 'Enci'$47.291
Loblolly PinePinus taeda$54.95$69.952
Thunderhead Japanese Black PinePinus thunbergii 'Thunderhead'$59.951
Mugo PinePinus mugo 'Slowmound'$62.991
Ponderosa PinePinus ponderosa$88.95$90.912
Scots PinePinus sylvestris$128.951
Bosnian PinePinus heldreichii$132.951

Prices are the lowest currently listed across the mail-order nurseries we track, re-checked daily. We take no commission and run no affiliate links. Pot size varies between listings and is the main reason two nurseries can differ several-fold on the same variety — always check the size on the nursery's own page. See what dropped in price today →

Pinus price questions

How much does Pinus cost?

Across the 12 Pinus varieties we currently track prices for, the range is $24.95 to $132.95, with a median of $51.12. The cheapest we see today is Japanese Black Pine at $24.95; the priciest is Bosnian Pine at $132.95. Price tracks size and rarity more than anything else — a small plug of a common variety and a mature specimen of a new introduction are different products.

Why do prices vary so much between nurseries?

Mostly pot size. The same variety sold as a bare-root division, a quart, and a three-gallon shrub can differ several-fold, and nurseries do not label sizes consistently. We record the listed price for each offer and show the lowest, so compare the size on the nursery's own page before assuming the cheapest is the best value.

Where does this price data come from?

From our own daily price checks across the mail-order nurseries we track — not an affiliate feed, and not retailer-supplied "compare at" pricing. We earn no commission if you buy, and no nursery pays for placement; each plant page simply shows whichever nursery is currently cheapest.

When is the best time to buy Pinus?

Watch the discount breadth rather than the sticker. Our price index tracks what share of plants are discounted on any given day against the recent norm, which is a better buy signal than any single listing. End-of-season clearances are real, but so is picked-over stock.

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