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A useful rounded evergreen shrub with rich blue-green needles on dense, horizontal branches, and attractive reddish bark. A great landscape accent or foundation plant. A slow-grower that tolerates regular pruning; well-suited for training into topiary forms. LIGHT: Full sun.
Growing 6-12 in. per year (15-30 cm), Dwarf Siberian Pine is a very appealing accent plant or addition to the shrub or perennial border. Good conifer to use as specimen in a rock-garden. Grows up to 6-10 ft. tall (180-300 cm) and 10-15 ft. wide (300-450 cm).
A slow-growing, but not dwarf, variety of dense habit, with glaucous leaves about 1{1/2} in. long. It was put into commerce by the Knap Hill Nursery, near Woking, Surrey, under the name P. sylvestris pumila or the Dwarf Scotch, and first appeared in their advertisements in 1855. The original plant is believed to have been found on Horsell ...
A gorgeous dwarf evergreen perfect for small-space gardens or mixed borders. This slow grower is easy to maintain in the desired size and shape. Compact habit and dense branches create a solid mass of color in the winter landscape.
Useful for many landscape situations, ‘Pumila’ is a medium to large shrub-like Scots Pine with a unique, broadly rounded, upright form. The needles have a blue cast and this hardy, durable pine makes an excellent accent or compact screen.
Dwarf Scotch Pine is a dwarf conifer which is primarily valued in the landscape or garden for its ornamental globe-shaped form. It has rich green evergreen foliage. The needles remain green throughout the winter.
A compact, mounded evergreen garden shrub with short, bluish-green needles, densely held, very slow growing; ideal for detail use in the garden or in rock gardens
