Pinus strobus Horsford is a compact form of the Eastern White Pine. It has amazing greeny blue thin needles that form a rounded bun shape. Being dwarf and only reaching about 24" high it makes a perfect container plant. Make sure any old needles are cleared out of the centre to keep it shape and allow movement of the needles in the breeze.
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23/10/2009
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