Pinus nigra
One of the most robust of the pines with a dense habit and needles that are longer and greener than the Scots Pine.
Hardiness level Green
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Pinus nigra var. Maritima
Familiar pine in Southern England, especially on poor sandy soil and by the seaside.
Hardiness level Green
Pinus nigra ‘Brepo’
Probably the finest and certainly the most sort after of all the dwarf pines. Beautiful, shapely and as tough as old boots. To 5ft x 5ft after 10 years but can be shaped and pruned. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Pinus nigra austriaca
Familiar pine throughout the UK with its blue/grey needles and sculptural shape. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
Pinus mugo mughus
One of several dwarf pines we do. Fun to be had clearing out dead wood, pinching out new growth and raising the crown. Oriental. Hardy, tough, reliable. 5ft after 25 yrs. Please contact us for other stock availability and sizes.
Hardiness level Green
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