The slash pine tree (Pinus elliottii) is one of four southern yellow pines native to southeastern United States. Slash pine is also called southern pine, yellow slash pine, swamp pine, pitch pine ...

Sadly, clear-cutting of the vast southern forests in the late 1800s wiped out virtually the entire range of original-growth heart pine and heart cypress trees. The only place to find the last vestiges ...

Southern yellow pine (SYP) consists of four major species: loblolly, slash, longleaf and shortleaf. They grow abundantly throughout the 13 southern states. In fact, over 15 billion board feet of ...

Timber is the state’s No. 1 harvested crop at $1.1 billion annually. ... Often called southern yellow pine, loblolly regenerates vigorously. It co-exists well with dogwoods, ...

One of the company's largest timber-related transactions last year was actually the purchase of 4.7 million tons of mature southern yellow pine timber as part of a negotiated timber deed.

The first commercial building in Georgia constructed with mass timber is at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market, made from southern yellow pine timber grown in rural Georgia.

The 619 Ponce office building being developed by Jamestown will be the first application of southern yellow pine lumber, and Georgia-Pacific has helped its customer, SmartLam North America ...

Longleaf pine, “yellow pine,” has been described as the most important timber tree in the southern United States.

The first commercial building in Georgia constructed with mass timber is at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market, made from southern yellow pine timber grown in rural Georgia.