Pinus strobiformis 'Pendula' Web Specials

Pinus strobiformis 'Pendula' Web SpecialsKnown as the Chihuahua white pine, and is native to the southwestern US and to parts of Mexico. This high elevation pine grows at high elevations mixed with other conifers. The 'Pendula' form is a broom with tremendous character and will end up being a interesting sculptural element in your garden. The tree tends to have all branches going down, so staking up the main leader is recommended. When it gets to the height you like, then let it weep down.

Large trusses of very frilly light yellow flowers with dark red  nectaries make this cultivar really stand out

Created by Robert Rhodes of B

This unregistered hybrid of the species R

and likes either full sun to partial shade

Blue Oat Grass won the prestigious Award of Garden Merit of the Royal Horticultural Society in 1993

The narrow foliage is green with white variegation on the margins

making a attractive looking shrub

dense full plant

This new form

tall in ten years

it is an evergreen plant that typically only gets to be 2" tall but spreads to 18-24 inches

and will have showy flower spikes of violet-purple flowers that rise above the leaves in late summer