Dwarf Eastern White Pine Radiata

Compact, globe-shaped growth and soft, silver-blue needles make Pinus strobus Radiata one of the most attractive dwarf conifers for year-round architectural structure. Originating as a compact selection of Eastern White Pine, this slow-growing evergreen forms a neat, rounded mound when young, gradually broadening into a dense, flat-topped cushion as it matures. Five-needled clusters of unusually fine, flexible needles create a delicate, cloud-like texture that retains its vibrant blue-green tone throughout Winter. Exceptionally low-maintenance and long-lived, this dwarf conifer brings refined colour and tactile interest to rock gardens, gravel beds, and sunny patio containers.

Site: Sheltered 
Soil: Light, well-drained, acidic to neutral soil. Thrives in sandy loams or gritty ground; dislikes waterlogged soil
Position: Full sun
Season of Interest: Evergreen, attractive blue foliage
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Height: Up to 2.5-4ft (0.8-1.2m) Spread: 3-5ft (1-1.5m) in 10years