Dwarf Mugo Pine (mugo var. mughus)

• 3-4’ tall x 6-8’ wide
• Texture and touchability make this durable, slow growing conifer extremely popular
• Easy to grow, use singly or in groups in the landscape

Dwarf White Pine (strobus ‘Nana’)

• 6-7’ tall x 10-12’ wide
• Dense, blocky form brings the mammoth White Pine down from its huge scale to a size that everyone can admire
• Dense spreading with tightly packed medium green needles whorled around branches; very touchable
• Easy to grow, extremely hardy; needs room to grow and loves full sun

Eastern White Pine (strobus)

• 60-80’ tall x 30-40’ wide
• The signature white pine for the eastern woodland
• Long, soft needles are held in bundles of five and cover the tree thickly and give it a fine texture
• Loves moist, well-drained soil; keep away from high salt areas
• Provides nesting and food for a long list of native birds

Slowmound Mugo Pine (mughus)

• 2-3’ tall x 2-3’ wide
• Dense, compact mound that is perfectly suited for foundation plant groupings and small space gardening
• Easy growing and trouble free

Soft Touch Dwarf White Pine (strobus)

• 3-4’ tall x 4-5’ wide
• Created through the research of Dr. Sid Waxman at UConn
• Growth habit and slow growth speed make it perfect for small spaces
• Soft feel of its short, thin, wavy needles makes it very touchable
• Easy to grow and prospers in any sunny location with moist, well-drained soil