$59.00 – $149.00 + GST
The hardiest of the pine trees. A native tree growing right up to the arctic circle. Has a unique, open, habit. Needs adequate space and full sun. Turns a yellow hue in winter. Prefers a light, sandy soil. An evergreen with a strong central leader and a rounded form. Deer do not particularly care for this plant and will leave it alone in favor of other tasty treats.
| TYPE | Coniferous Tree | SUN | Full Sun to Part Shade |
| HEIGHT | 20 ft | SOIL | Moist Well Drained to Dry |
| SPREAD | 7 ft | FLOWER | Produces Cones |
| ZONE | 1 | FRUIT | No Fruit |
Small size tree
Slow growth rate
Typically has a low canopy
Green needles; interior needles shed
Produces cones
Deer resistant
Used for vertical accent
Xeriscape
Native plant
A 4-season tree; Used in naturalized areas
Provides winter interest
Plant in a full sun to part shade location
Adaptable to both dry and moist conditions, but will not tolerate standing water
Considered to be drought tolerant once established
Intolerant of urban pollution
Low maintenance
When pruning is required it is recommended to only trim back the new growth of the current season and remove any die back
| Pot Size | #5 Pot, #10 Pot |
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