Scots Pine

Pinus sylvestris 'Beuvronensis' Pinaceae

Other names

Scotch Pine, Scotch Fir

Growth habit

Dwarf Shrub

Perennation

Long-lived polycarpic perennial

Location

Mullestein Winter Garden

Source of plant

Iseli Nursery

Description

A globose, slow-growing, densely branched cultivar with blue-green needles 1.5cm long. In ten years 60 x 60cm; some ancient specimens have reached 4-5m. Originated before 1891 as a witches' broom by Transon Freres, Orleans, France and still very popular.

USDA Hardiness Zone

2

Special characteristics

intermediate conifer, winter interest