Pinus mugo 'Emerald Dwarf' Japanese Gardens

Pinus mugo 'Emerald Dwarf' Japanese GardensThis miniature form of Mugo pine grows tight and congested so will stay super small over time. The needles are very dark green and lusterous, adding to its charm. Useful for small gardens or rockeries. One could candle this one to keep it very small, but may not need to, as it grows tight with tons of buds that cause it to stay small naturally. Hardy to zone 3.

New from Italy

If you are fond of double flowers

a miniature and dwarf conifer grower on Long Island

We were looking for A

It was originally thought to be very hard to propagate and was therefore not mass-produced and released to the nursery trade until significantly later by D

the leaves are waxy and dark green adding to the drama

The blooms are lightly ruffled and richly colored

very lovely in any garden

and you can be sure that if you plant one

it should be protected from early morning sun for it to really thrive

hellebore will partially die back when not in flower

The blooms appear in early to mid April and are one of the most 'orange' of this group