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Pinus mugo ssp. rostrata - Havlis.cz
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PINUS MUGO SSP. ROSTRATA
Pinus mugo ssp. rostrata
mountain pine
SIZE /TYPE taller shrub
USUAL HEIGHT 3 -4m
USUAL WIDTH 2 -3m
LEAVES evergreen conifer
COLOUR OF
LEAVES green
FLOWERS insignificant or non - blooming
COLOUR OF
FLOWERS
BLOOMING TIME
LOCATION full sun
USDA zone (lowest) 2 (down to -45 °C)
WINTER
PROTECTION
FOR ZONE 5 +6
FOR ZONE 7
BELONGS TO Conifers
CATEGORIES
Pine trees are superb trees which grow in a wide climate scale - from cold northern countries to
hot coastal sites. They are probably most beautiful in their natural environment.
This pine is a subspecies of two - needle mountain pine. It has upright, compact growth and is
ideal for small -sized gardens as it grows max. 4m tall and 3m wide. Rostrata is a selection of
mountain pine with one great difference — it has a central leader which makes that neat,
symmetrical, tree -like shape. It grows slowly and forms a dense shrub. Its origin is not clear, it
is probably a natural cross between pinus uncinata and pinus mugo.
Unlike uncinata it needs well drained soil, plenty of sunshine and is lime - tolerant. Fully hardy
to approx. -45 °C (USDA zone 2).
Last update 03 -12 -2008.
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