yew pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus ‘Maki’)

Description

Yew pine, often referred to as southern yellow pine, is a group of coniferous trees found primarily in the southeastern United States. Known for its strength and durability, the wood is commonly used in construction, furniture, and flooring. The trees have a straight trunk and can reach significant heights, making them an important species in both forestry and the timber industry.