Pinus strobus ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’
£127.50 incl. VAT
Pinus strobus ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ at Architectural Plants is a selected form of Pinus strobus, but there seems to be little or no literature that we can find about this particular pine.
Like all the Eastern White Pines, Pinus strobus ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ is an evergreen and hardy pine. Unlike the species, this form is dwarf in stature, but will thrive in a sunny open position and will be completely untroubled by wind. Best planted in poor, sharply draining soils.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Photos represent the plants at their different stages. Your plant may arrive with new/loose roots, having been recently pruned or cut to enhance it's growth.
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FAQs
HOW FAST DOES PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ GROW?
A few centimetres annually, depending on conditions.
HOW DO YOU TAKE CARE OF PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’?
Plant in the sun in well drained soil. Water as needed until established.
HOW TALL DOES PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ GROW?
60cm-90cm over 20 years.
DOES PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ PREFER SUN OR SHADE?
Sun.
IS PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ AN INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PLANT?
Outdoor.
IS PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ SUITABLE FOR HEDGING?
No.
CAN PINUS STROBUS ‘Oliver’s Dwarf’ BE GROWN IN POTS OR CONTAINERS?
Yes, with good husbandry.
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