Miniature Pine Cones

Eastern hemlock miniature cones are tiny, marble-sized cones for miniatures, potpourri, and delicate accents.

Specs
Price: $25.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1/2"–3/4"
Case: 1 lb per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis)
• Origin: Native to eastern North America
• Color: Tan-brown, tiny, rounded with papery scales
• Note: These marble-sized cones are among the smallest of any northeastern conifer.

Details
The tiny cones of eastern hemlock, sold by the pound. Their small scale suits miniatures, fairy gardens, potpourri, and fine detail work.

Red pine miniature cones are small, tidy cones for clustering, ornaments, and craft work.

Specs
Price: $32.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1"–2"
Case: 100 per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Red pine (Pinus resinosa), also called Norway pine
• Origin: Native to northeastern North America and the Great Lakes region
• Color: Chestnut brown, small and rounded
• Note: Red pine is the state tree of Minnesota. Its "Norway pine" nickname is a misnomer, since the tree is native to North America, not Norway.

Details
Small, neat red pine cones. A handy little cone for clustering, ornaments, and craft work.

White spruce miniature cones are small, slim cones sold in bulk for large craft runs and fine detail.

Specs
Price: $66.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1"–2"
Case: approx. 4,000 per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: White spruce (Picea glauca)
• Origin: Native across the boreal forests of northern North America
• Color: Pale tan, slender, with smooth flexible scales
• Note: White spruce is one of the most wide-ranging trees in North America, spanning the northern forests from Alaska to Newfoundland.

Details
Small, slim white spruce cones sold in bulk, about 4,000 per case. Good for large craft runs and fine detail work.

Tamarack miniature cones are little rose-like cones, charming for miniatures, ornaments, and woodland detail.

Specs
Price: $25.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1/2"–3/4"
Case: 1 lb per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Tamarack / American larch (Larix laricina)
• Origin: Native to northern North America, from Alaska across Canada to the northeastern US
• Color: Small, rounded, reddish-brown to tan
• Note: Tamarack is one of the few conifers that isn't evergreen; its needles turn gold and drop every fall. Its name comes from an Algonquian word for wood used to make snowshoes.

Details
The small, rose-like cones of tamarack, sold by the pound. Charming for miniatures, ornaments, and woodland detail.

Black spruce miniature cones are compact, dark cones sold in bulk, well suited to ornaments and detail work.

Specs
Price: $78.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1"–1 1/2"
Case: approx. 2,400 per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Black spruce (Picea mariana)
• Origin: Native to boreal North America, common in cold northern bogs and wetlands
• Color: Small, egg-shaped, dark grey-brown
• Note: Black spruce holds its small cones near the treetop for years, and in the far north they often open only after fire.

Details
Compact, dark black spruce cones sold in bulk, about 2,400 per case. Their small size and rich color suit ornaments and detailed craft work.

Scotch pine miniature cones are small, versatile cones available by the hundred or in bulk thousands.

Specs
Price: Select options below
Condition: Natural
Size: 1"–1 1/2"
Case: 100 or 1000 per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)
• Origin: Native across Europe and Asia, the most widely distributed pine in the world
• Color: Small, conical, grey to tan-brown
• Note: Scots pine has the widest natural range of any pine, from Scotland and Spain all the way across Eurasia to eastern Siberia.

Details
Small Scots pine cones, sold by the hundred or in bulk thousands. A versatile little cone for wreaths, ornaments, and volume craft work.

Jack pine miniature cones are small, distinctively curved cones, often tightly closed for a neat, sculptural look.

Specs
Price: $15.00
Condition: Natural
Size: 1"–1 1/2"
Case: 100 per case
FOB: WI

Key Facts

• Species: Jack pine (Pinus banksiana)
• Origin: Native to northern North America's boreal forest
• Color: Small, curved, tan, often staying closed
• Note: Many jack pine cones are sealed shut with resin and open only in the heat of a forest fire, reseeding the burned ground.

Details
Small, curved jack pine cones. Often tightly closed, which gives them a neat, sculptural character for crafts and miniatures.