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Pinus Mugo Pumilio Swiss Mountain Pine Dwarf Mountain Pine

Pinus Mugo Pumilio Swiss Mountain Pine Dwarf Mountain Pine

Pinus Mugo Pumilio is also known as the Swiss Mountain Pine or Dwarf Mountain Pine Pumilio Group. This is a low-growing, slow-growing spreading coniferous evergreen shrub. The needles are long and mid-green and give a bushy appearance to the plant. Mature plants produce attractive brown cones. Pinus Mugo Pumilio is the most commonly used of the low growing pines as it has a very bushy appearance and is slightly faster growing than other varieties. A member of the Pumilio Group of the family Pinaceae Family, the Genus Pinus can occur as low-growing shrubs or large evergreen trees, some with quite attractive bark. The Genus characteristically develops an irregular outline once established. Leaves are long and needle-like in bundles of 2,3, or 5 typically. The cones may fall or sometimes remain on a given tree for years, depending on the variety. The Pumilio Group is known for its low, spreading, bushy growth which will form small shrubs with needles about 4 centimetres in length. Their cones are attractive, small, ovid in shape, and brown in colour. They first originated at 1500-2500 metres in the Alps and were first introduced to the UK in the 1950s.Pinus Mugo Pumilio Group can be considered a hardy evergreen withstanding temperatures as low as -40OC. They are also tolerant of coastal winds and do well in either an exposed or sheltered placement.Pinus Mugo Pumilio or Dwarf Mountain Pine prefers full sun with aspects by priority from South to North to West to East facing. They also prefer well drained soils, across the full spectrum of texture composition from loam, chalk, clay, or sand. A near neutral or slightly acidic pH will yield the best results with this shrub. They are slow growers, achieving ultimate height of 2.5-4.0 metres and a spread of approximately 4-8 metres over the course of their 50+ years to full maturity.Suggested garden locations and uses are many. Pinus Mugo Pumilio complements a large rock garden or a Japanese garden well. Use them to create a favourable dimension as a flower garden’s border.  They can persist and do well in Coastal Gardens and create an interesting, low shrub addition to any informal garden. They can even be grown in containers, as a bushy ground cover, topiary, urban gardens, as a specimen, or in a woodland garden location.Swiss Mountain Pine will attract Songbirds and capture a pleasant visual attraction. They are resistant to Deer, can tolerate drought, are not prone to many diseases, and are very low maintenance.  They do, however, respond nicely to some degree of shaping. These pines are suitable for windy and coastal areas - other plants for windy or exposed areas include chamaerops humilis palms.

GBP 506.25
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Pinus Sylvestris Standard Trees. Scots Pine Trees Clear Stem

Pinus Sylvestris Standard Trees. Scots Pine Trees Clear Stem

The Scots Pine or Pinus Sylvestris is one of the most-planted conifers in the world and is also an excellent choice as an accent tree. These are Pinus Sylvestris standard trees. Native to the British Isles, by the 1700’s forests of Pinus Sylvestris were found only in the northern mountains of Scotland, hence its common name. It is the UK’s only native cone-bearing tree. Its upper trunk and branches develop an orange-brown, flaking bark. The needles, up to 7 cm in length, are grey-green. All Scots Pine trees bear both male and female small yellow flowers in spring, developing cones 5 cm long, which take 2 years to mature from green to brown. Hardy in even the most severe northern European climates, Pinus Sylvestris will grow to a mature height of more than 12 metres and spread of 8 metres in 20 to 50 years if left to their own devices. They can grow almost a metre in height every year before reaching their mature size, and then live for 250-300 years. Plant your Pinus Sylvestris Standard Tree in full sun in any well-drained soil, in an exposed or sheltered position. It is important to select a spot where its heavy needle drop will not be a problem. Tolerant of pollution, it is a good choice for city plantings but is salt and wind-resistant, so does well in coastal locations. It is not favoured by deer so is good for planting on country properties. A single Pinus Sylvestris, or a group of several, planted in the middle of a large lawn in a row will form an impressive focal point. In a woodland or wildlife garden, a Scots Pine will create shade for under-storey trees and shrubs, and provide valuable shelter for wildlife. Pinus Sylvestris is starting to extend its range farther south to reclaim areas in which it once thrived, and this native conifer is a worthwhile addition to any UK landscape. You may also be interested in our more topiary Pinus Sylvestris trees including Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree, Pinus Sylvestris Topiary Dome and the Pinus Sylvestris Watereri Topiary Lollipop. 

GBP 490.00
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Dwarf Austrian Pine Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon

Dwarf Austrian Pine Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon

 Dwarf Austrian Pine - Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon 'Brepo', a slow-growing evergreen dwarf conifer. We're delighted to add this relatively new variety of dwarf pine to our Conifer collection. A really fabulous little tree that has an incredible planting range, this is one tough cookie which will thrive in difficult conditions that would see off many other plants. This is a slow growing, dwarf conifer. Selected by Swiss breeder Henri Bregeon, this is a cross between Pinus Nigra and Pinus Densiflora. The Dwarf Austrian Pine is a lovely compact evergreen tree that is easy to grow just about anywhere. Think of all those difficult places to put a tree - windy, coastal, sandy poor soil, full sun and dry conditions - what a valuable go-to tree this is. Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon will eventually reach a height and width of circa 3.5 to 4 feet, making a useful windbreak when planted as a low hedge. Grows in full sun and once settled need very little watering, their neat rotundity requires no pruning. The dark green needle shaped leaves are evergreen and will withstand the strongest winds without getting leaf burn - great for contemporary roof terrace planting. In addition to its hardiness, Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon is grown for its symmetrical globose shape and narrow, dark green needles.

GBP 656.25
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Pinus Nigra Green Rocket. Black Pine Green Rocket Conifer

Pinus Nigra Green Rocket. Black Pine Green Rocket Conifer

Pinus Nigra Green Rocket or Black Pine Green RocketPinus Nigra Green Rocket, a new variety of Black Pine, is best known for its lovely vivid dark green needles and elegant columnar habit. Fairly compact even when mature, this cultivar can be used for hedging, both in small and large gardens. Pinus Nigra or the Black Pine family originates from the mountains of Southern Europe, North West Africa and Turkey.The Pinus Nigra family earned its name because of its dark brown, almost black bark, and Black Pine Green Rocket shares that trait with its close relatives. This particular cultivar has a narrow, upright habit that is ideal for hedges and sophisticated borders. The needles are a lovely shade of dark green, long, arranged in pairs. Foliage is stiff and upright with a conspicuous, large bud borne atop it. The russet coloured buds mature to attractive light brown cones.Robust and undemanding, Black Pine Green Rocket variety will grow in any soil, including sand and clay. For best performance in the garden, this striking conifer should be planted in a well-drained, nutrient-rich soil in full sun. It tolerates both exposed and sheltered locations. However, snow can distort its columnar shape, so in case this cultivar is grown in an exposed spot, tie the branches with a rope to prevent damage from snow heaps.Thriving even in the severest European climates, Pinus Nigra Green Rocket is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This conifer is resistant to frost, strong and harsh winds, as well as urban pollution, making it a great choice for coastal and city gardens alike.With an average growth rate, Black Pine Green Rocket will reach a height of 2 metres with a width of only 50 centimetres, in a period of 10 years. Extremely easy to maintain in great form, this conifer requires no pruning to stay in shape. Routine removal of dead or damaged branches will ensure that the cultivar remains healthy.Although it is slow gorwing, Pinus Nigra Green Rocket can be used for hedging, where its dense, evergreen foliage provides privacy and serves as a windbreak. Considering it is fairly compact, this conifer can be used in containers, planted in pairs as a front door plant or to add colour and texture to balconies, patios or roof terraces.Make sure to take a look at other Pinus Nigra varieties we have for sale, including Pinus Nigra Green Tower which is a fastigiate variety, fast growing Pinus Nigra Austriaca and the dwarf varieties Pinus Nigra Pierrick Bregeon and Pinus Nigra Nana. You may also be interested in our hedging plants and plants for evergreen screening.

GBP 1032.50
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Japanese Cloud Tree. Pine Cloud Tree (Latin Name: Pinus Sylvestris) Cloud Shaped Tree

Japanese Cloud Tree. Pine Cloud Tree (Latin Name: Pinus Sylvestris) Cloud Shaped Tree

Pinus Sylvestris - Pine Cloud Tree Pom PomPinus Sylvestris is commonly called the Scots Pine and it is one of the most popular varieties of Pine trees in Europe. As a large evergreen conifer, Pinus Sylvestris has significant ornamental value with its beautiful grey-green needles and an outstanding orange flaky bark on young specimens, which turns grey when mature. Pinus Sylvestris as a Pine Cloud TreePinus Sylvestris is often used and shaped as a topiary plant. However, these particular specimens which are shaped as Japanese Cloud Trees are rare indeed, not least as they are available to buy in more mature sizes. These are truly sensational looking pine cloud trees. They have a definite air of the exotic about them and will look stunning in any position in any garden, whether grown in the ground or planted in containers. You will find these pine cloud trees are surprisingly easy to maintain. They just need to be trimmed once per year with a well sharpened secateurs.The Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree likes to grow in full sun and will grow in any type of soil.Note – If you intend to keep your Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree in a container, it should be feed at least once a year with general purpose slow release fertilizer.

GBP 3937.50
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Pinus Sylvestris Beuvronensis Scots Pine Beuvronensis Dwarf

Pinus Sylvestris Beuvronensis Scots Pine Beuvronensis Dwarf

Pinus Sylvestris Beuvronensis is a shrub form of Scots Pine, prized for its natural dome shape and dwarfish size. With bluish-green needles and conspicuous cones, this Scots Pine Beuvronensis cultivar offers architectural value and outstanding texture.A slow-growing, evergreen shrub, this petite variety boasts long, needle-like leaves borne in bundles. The blue-tinged foliage remains on the shrub throughout the year, providing multiple seasons of interest. With its bushy habit, Scots Pine Beuvronensis starts growing in a wide, spherical shape and as it matures, takes on a dense, rounded shape. The miniature, light brown cones can remain on this evergreen shrub a few years after they first appear. As with other Pinus Sylvestris cultivars, Beuvronensis variety has the distinctive flaking, reddish bark. This undemanding evergreen conifer shrub prefers full sun and can thrive in any type of soil, as long as it is well-drained.First discovered in France, this century-old variety is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. With the ability to survive even if the temperatures drop well below 20 degrees, Scots Pine Beuvronensis is considered to be exceptionally robust. As a guarantee of its toughness and all-around great performance in gardens across the United Kingdom, this cultivar won the Award Of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Pinus Sylvestris Beuvronensis stays compact as it develops, with its ultimate size being 50 centimetres to 1 meter, both high and across. When it comes to maintenance, this slow-growing, bushy shrub needs absolutely no pruning to look spectacular. Its natural dome shape looks elegant and neatly trimmed without any intervention. Scots Pine Beuvronensis is not affected by any serious diseases or pests.The lush, evergreen foliage adds texture to the garden throughout the seasons, and the bluish tinge of the needle-like leaves offers a bit of colour, especially welcome in the winter months. As it is easy to grow and to care for, this evergreen shrub can be planted in any part of your garden, as long as it is a sunny spot. Its dwarf size and graceful natural form make Pinus Sylvestris Beuvronensis ideal for mixed shrub borders, or, when planted en masse, low-growing hedges. The compact form of this cultivar makes it a great candidate for gardens with limited space.You may also be interested in dwarf Scotch Pine Pinus Sylvestris Glauca Nana we have available for sale.  

GBP 712.50
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Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea or Stone Pine is also known as the Italian Stone Pine, Umbrella Pine or Pine Nut Tree. These mature Pinus Pinea specimens have been grown and shaped as full stardard trees with long, clear stems and a lovely, rounded canopy on top. Pinus Pinea Full Standard trees can be used for above fence screening or as stand-alone ornamental specimens.The Pinus Pinea is a lovely conifer tree that naturally features a rounded, broad flattened umbrella-like canopy. It has a tall spreading habit with twisted, glossy green needle-like, soft leaves. The canopy spread can be kept in check with regular clipping. In the Roman times, Italian stone pines were widely grown for their deliciously edible pine nuts which were a staple in most Roman soldiers’ diets. Relatively fast growing, the tree often grows 1 meter per year. The tree will reach full maturity between 20 to 30 years old.Once established, the Pinus Pinea Full Standard tree requires only minimal care to thrive and keep its shape. It is highly drought tolerant and can withstand salt spray in coastal regions. Plant the Italian stone pine in full sun for best growth results. It prefers a planting location with well-draining soil. The tree grows best in acidic soil but will withstand alkaline soil. It grows well in coastal areas because it doesn’t mind salt spray. Italian Stone Pine trees produce an abundance of bright green stiff needles that measure up to 15 centimetres in length. The needles appear in twisted bundles. The bluish-grey cones of the tree measure about 15 centimetres in length and are heavy. They remain tightly closed for about three years before opening to disperse their seeds.Pinus Pinea Full Standard has a stand-out showy trunk, enhanced by the full standard clear stem shape of these specimens. The trunk features an orange hue with large plates that measure about 33 centimetres in length. They are showcased by deep dark fissures. The plates provide visual interest on the tree.The Italian stone pine does tolerate pruning well, making it a good candidate for growing as a full standard tree. It requires minimal pruning once per year to keep its shape. Ideally, pruning should take place in the winter months.Statuesque and interesting year round, the Italian Stone Pine full standard tree makes an ideal garden focal point. It grows well in urban settings and can be grown as a street tree. This hardy Pine Nut tree is just one of the varieties in our huge collection of specialist conifers for sale at Paramount Plants in North London. 

GBP 696.50
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Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea or Stone Pine is also known as the Italian Stone Pine, Umbrella Pine or Pine Nut Tree. These mature Pinus Pinea specimens have been grown and shaped as full stardard trees with long, clear stems and a lovely, rounded canopy on top. Pinus Pinea Full Standard trees can be used for above fence screening or as stand-alone ornamental specimens.The Pinus Pinea is a lovely conifer tree that naturally features a rounded, broad flattened umbrella-like canopy. It has a tall spreading habit with twisted, glossy green needle-like, soft leaves. The canopy spread can be kept in check with regular clipping. In the Roman times, Italian stone pines were widely grown for their deliciously edible pine nuts which were a staple in most Roman soldiers’ diets. Relatively fast growing, the tree often grows 1 meter per year. The tree will reach full maturity between 20 to 30 years old.Once established, the Pinus Pinea Full Standard tree requires only minimal care to thrive and keep its shape. It is highly drought tolerant and can withstand salt spray in coastal regions. Plant the Italian stone pine in full sun for best growth results. It prefers a planting location with well-draining soil. The tree grows best in acidic soil but will withstand alkaline soil. It grows well in coastal areas because it doesn’t mind salt spray. Italian Stone Pine trees produce an abundance of bright green stiff needles that measure up to 15 centimetres in length. The needles appear in twisted bundles. The bluish-grey cones of the tree measure about 15 centimetres in length and are heavy. They remain tightly closed for about three years before opening to disperse their seeds.Pinus Pinea Full Standard has a stand-out showy trunk, enhanced by the full standard clear stem shape of these specimens. The trunk features an orange hue with large plates that measure about 33 centimetres in length. They are showcased by deep dark fissures. The plates provide visual interest on the tree.The Italian stone pine does tolerate pruning well, making it a good candidate for growing as a full standard tree. It requires minimal pruning once per year to keep its shape. Ideally, pruning should take place in the winter months.Statuesque and interesting year round, the Italian Stone Pine full standard tree makes an ideal garden focal point. It grows well in urban settings and can be grown as a street tree. This hardy Pine Nut tree is just one of the varieties in our huge collection of specialist conifers for sale at Paramount Plants in North London. 

GBP 696.50
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Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea or Stone Pine is also known as the Italian Stone Pine, Umbrella Pine or Pine Nut Tree. These mature Pinus Pinea specimens have been grown and shaped as full stardard trees with long, clear stems and a lovely, rounded canopy on top. Pinus Pinea Full Standard trees can be used for above fence screening or as stand-alone ornamental specimens.The Pinus Pinea is a lovely conifer tree that naturally features a rounded, broad flattened umbrella-like canopy. It has a tall spreading habit with twisted, glossy green needle-like, soft leaves. The canopy spread can be kept in check with regular clipping. In the Roman times, Italian stone pines were widely grown for their deliciously edible pine nuts which were a staple in most Roman soldiers’ diets. Relatively fast growing, the tree often grows 1 meter per year. The tree will reach full maturity between 20 to 30 years old.Once established, the Pinus Pinea Full Standard tree requires only minimal care to thrive and keep its shape. It is highly drought tolerant and can withstand salt spray in coastal regions. Plant the Italian stone pine in full sun for best growth results. It prefers a planting location with well-draining soil. The tree grows best in acidic soil but will withstand alkaline soil. It grows well in coastal areas because it doesn’t mind salt spray. Italian Stone Pine trees produce an abundance of bright green stiff needles that measure up to 15 centimetres in length. The needles appear in twisted bundles. The bluish-grey cones of the tree measure about 15 centimetres in length and are heavy. They remain tightly closed for about three years before opening to disperse their seeds.Pinus Pinea Full Standard has a stand-out showy trunk, enhanced by the full standard clear stem shape of these specimens. The trunk features an orange hue with large plates that measure about 33 centimetres in length. They are showcased by deep dark fissures. The plates provide visual interest on the tree.The Italian stone pine does tolerate pruning well, making it a good candidate for growing as a full standard tree. It requires minimal pruning once per year to keep its shape. Ideally, pruning should take place in the winter months.Statuesque and interesting year round, the Italian Stone Pine full standard tree makes an ideal garden focal point. It grows well in urban settings and can be grown as a street tree. This hardy Pine Nut tree is just one of the varieties in our huge collection of specialist conifers for sale at Paramount Plants in North London. 

GBP 2765.00
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