Pinus aristata var. longaeva 'Sherwood Compact' Web Specials

Pinus aristata var. longaeva 'Sherwood Compact' Web SpecialsA very refined pyramidal form of Bristlecome Pine that grows very slow and tight. The long lived pine, 300+ years, will be in your garden, and others, for lifetimes, and will only get up to 4 ft tall and 3 ft wide at the base. The medium green foliage has fine texture, adding to the dense form. The needles reamain emerald green throughout the winter. Hardy to zone 4. Found by Andy Sherwood of Gresham, OR.

It must be staked up to the desired height

you can expect 'Golden Spreader' to be 3 ft

In cool climates the plants are a cream-white color if grown in full sun

Hardy to -15 deg R

award winning Camellia will make your yard come alive with color every autumn

a suede-like felting covers the undersides of each leaf

growing to 4 ft

flattened mound with short

A yet unregistered new hybrid by Singing Tree Gardens is a cross between R

evergreen foliage

The foliage is an attractive medium green with rounded ends

Originally created by Bill Moyles of California when he crossed R