A compact, slow-growing dwarf form of Eastern white pine trained into a standard, featuring soft, blue-green needles that provide year-round interest. It prefers cool climates, performs well when given proper siting and protection against harsh winds. Its unique form makes it an excellent focal point in small landscapes or foundation plantings. Provides seeds and shelter for small birds.
Botanical Name- Pinus strobus ‘Glauca Nana’ Pronunciation- PY-nus STROH-bus Foliage- Evergreen Mature Width- Mature Height- Sun Exposure- Full Sun Soil Preferences- Prefers moist, well-drained soil; but very tolerant of most soils Current Size- SPEC Bloom Color- Inconspicuous Bloom Time- Inconspicuous Companion Plants- American Hop Hornbeam – provides complementary texture and seasonal interest Fauna Attracted- Seed-eating birds (nuthatches, crossbills), shelter for insects Plant Habit- Tree
- Care Rating- Easy
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin – C7 Yearly Care Instructions- Remove dead or damaged branches in late winter; water regularly when young and mulch. Trimming Instructions- Prune in late winter to shape and remove dead or damaged branches. Fertilization Instructions- Apply a conifer fertilizer (e.g., 4-8-8) in early spring; low to moderate feeding need. Alleviate clay compaction around the root zone for best results. Fertilizer Recommendation- Evergreen-tone Possible Issues- Pine sawfly, needle blight, bark beetles
