Pinus Wallichiana (Bhutan Pine)
| Species | : | Pinus Wallichiana |
|---|---|---|
| Common Name(s) | : | Bhutan Pine |
| Tree Features | : | Needles,Cones and seed pods |
| Genus | : | Pinus |
| Mature Size | : | Medium (10-15m) |
| Tree Type | : | Evergreen |
| Tree uses | : | Parkland Trees |
A native, of the Himalayas, it was introduced to Britain in the early 1820's.
A native of the Himalayas, this wonderfully attractive soft needled pine was introduced to Britain in the early 1820s and is also known by many as Pinus griffithii.
A winner of the Award of Garden Merit in 2002 and the Award of Merit in 1979, it is a worthy subject for any large garden.
Elegant and most ornamental, this large, rather conical tree has blue-green foliage and pendent cones which become covered in resin.
It is moderately lime tolerant but shallow chalk soils should be avoided.
It offers a unique softness to a large garden and so easily draws the eye.
Mature height: 20m+
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