PINE
2026 varieties
AUSTRIAN PINE
(PINUS NIGRA)
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Densely branched tree with long, dark needles. Very hardy and fast growing. Tolerates a wide variety of soils and conditions. Darkest green of all the pines.
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DWARF MUGO PINE
(PINUS MUGO PUMILIO)
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Dwarf form of mugo pine with short, dark green needles and rounded cones. Foundation plant.
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MOUNTAIN PINE- NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
(PINUS MUGO UNCINATA)
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Upright, narrow, pyramidal, and larger form of Mugo Pine with long, dark green needles which hold their colour all year long. Mature trees produce glossy brown cones. Prefers acidic moist, well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established.
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SLOW MOUND MUGO PINE- NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
(PNUS MUGO MUGHUS)
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Large coniferous shrub with short, dark green needles and rounded cones. Can reach up to 13 feet tall. Good hedge or foundation plant.
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PINYON PINE- NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
(PINUS EDULIS)
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Long lived, slow growing evergreen tree. Low, rounded (at times wider than tall) form. Fragrant bark, dark green needles and brown rose shaped cones which produce edible seeds(nuts). Excellent in dry, sandy and gravel soils. Drought tolerant once established.
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SWISS STONE PINE- NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
(PINUS CEMBRA)
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Dense, narrow, pyramidal and extremely slow-growing. Soft, dark green needles and smooth bark. Retains colour over winter. Resistant to sun/wind burn. Retains needles on lower branches with maturity. Drought tolerant once established in an acidic moist, well-drained soil.
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TANNENBAUM MUGO PINE
(PINUS MUGO 'TANNENBAUM')
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The perfect shaped Christmas tree, and a very tough dwarf pine for colder climates. Maintains a dark green color year round.
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