Giant Pinecone is a Prismatic permanent seed that was introduced to Grow a Garden on July 12, 2025, as part of the Pet Mutation Update. If you're looking ...

In this guide, learn how to get the Giant Pinecone seed in Grow a Garden, along with its buy price, sell value, and stats.

The Giant Pinecone is a Prismatic-tier seed and the newest addition to the Grow a Garden seed lineup. With only a handful of ...

The donated pine cones help the Michigan DNR replenish red pine seed supplies, which are in high demand. Below is the DNR identification flyer. Learn more at Michigan.gov/Forestry .

Sean Mace says he was reading and napping under a pine tree at the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park last October when a massive pine cone -- larger than a pineapple -- fell on his head.

Red pines have craggy, reddish bark and 4-to-6-inch needles that grow in bundles of two. Scotch and Austrian pine cones, which have some similarities, will not be accepted.

Red pine cones are mature when they have turned from green to purplish with red-brown tips. Use clippers to snip these mature, unopened cones at the base of the branch. Wear gloves so your hands ...

Their scientific name, Tamiasciuirus hudsonicus, means “shadow-tailed nut hoarder of Hudson Bay,” alluding to their habit of stashing large numbers of pine cones in large piles (middens).

The sight of huge pine cones on the table at a recent longleaf pine exhibit at Norfolk Botanical Garden was all it took to make me perk up and take notice. Up to 10 inches long, longleaf pine cones… ...