Pines, like any other coniferous and deciduous tree, go into dormancy during the winter, storing all their nutrients within their trunks and roots. They keep their leaves (called needles) during the winter, unlike deciduous trees, because they don't have as large a surface area as leaves do that would make them freeze and die in very cold temperatures.
Pine trees are green in winter because they have needles instead of leaves.
No, it will not survive.
A Pine tree.
Yes they do they ate my pine tree last winter.
No, it doesn't. It has leaves that last through the winter though. The pine cone is the fruit of the pine tree.
Pine trees are green in winter because they are evergreen and do not lose their needles.
No but growth slows in winter.
a tree that in the winter looses its leaves pretty much every tree exept pine trees
The leaves can not survive the cold. They would freeze. The trees become dormant and can survive the winter.
it eat it fruit
it eat it fruit
the tree your thinking of is called the ever green plant such as the pine tree