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- Small pines
- Small-sized pine species
- The cones mountain pine
- The creep pine
- The ball pine
- The winter yellow dwarf mountain pine
- Tips
For the garden there are numerous small pines
Small pines
In addition to the meter-high conifers, the pine also comes in small-sized varieties, The dwarf trees are ideal for keeping bucket on the terrace or on the balcony. Although the species spectrum of the small-sized specimens is by far not as extensive as in the case of the large trees. Nevertheless, you have the choice between different pine species. Learn more about the different, small pine varieties and choose your favorite.
Small-sized pine species
The small-sized forms of pine are subspecies of mountain pine. They are also referred to as dwarf pines. The following small-sized pine species are available here in the nursery:
The cones mountain pine
The cone mountain pine has a narrow growth. It is only two meters wide and reaches a maximum height of five meters. The cone mountain pine prefers a slightly sour, dry to moderately moist soil in a sunny to partially shaded location. It is hardy and evergreen.
The creep pine
The creeping pine is only about 1.5 feet high as it creeps on the ground. Their dark green needles are ideal for greening any surface, as long as they are illuminated by the sun. The plant is considered very hardy.
The ball pine
In the case of the spherical jaw, the shape also plays the eponymous role. The dwarf pine impresses with a round, even growth. Her needle dress is very dense. The ball pine remains very small with just 40- 60 cm. On the ground she makes little claims. You can plant them either in a sunny or partially shaded spot.
The winter yellow dwarf mountain pine
While numerous plants throw off their coniferous or deciduous dress in winter, the winter-yellow dwarf pine ensures color in your garden. Already in autumn, the otherwise green needles turn golden yellow. The blossom in June and July is also nice to look at. Male flowers then turn yellow, the female red. The winter-yellow dwarf mountain pine is a Flachwurzler and feels well on permeable, humus-rich soils, which lie in a sunny or partially shaded place.
Tips
Even larger pine species can be shaped in a small growth form. For the bonsai art originating from Japan are recommended above all