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By DR. DI ANE RELF
Extension Consumer Horticulturist
The Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) is a slow-growing, evergreen conifer that is adaptable to many indoor conditions. It is native to Norfolk Island, located in the South Pacific between New Caledonia and Australia. It usually 5 feet tall if kept rootbound in the pot, but in its native habitat, it c$n reach a height of 200 feet and a diameter of 9 or 10 feet.
Pines Require Low Light
As a small plant, it can be displayed on a table or used is a planter. Eventually, it will develop to a suitable size for a floor planter or tub. In the summer, it can be placed on a shaded porch, deck, or patio. Norfolk Island pine is a low light-requiring plant (50 to 75 foot-candles), so-avoid placing it in full sun. It also requires moderate temperatures with a winter range of temperatures 50 to 55 F at night to 70 F on sunny days and 60 F on cloudy days. It is attractive for many years if
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