Plant Details
Pinus patula
Mexican Weeping Pine
Exposure:
Sun
Plant Category:
Conifers
Height:
Minimum 25 feet , Maximum 50 feet
Width: Maximum 30 feet
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Width: Maximum 30 feet
One of the most outstanding of all Mexican pines, this lovely species from the mountains north of Mexico City easily achieves 25-30' in the garden, and quite quickly we might add, eventually becoming taller. Striking copper-orange bark and weeping needles of a cheery light green. Good for woodland edge specimen or even tropical effect. Plants from this collection have been reliable from 12 to 15 °F, USDA zone 8, with no needle burn; browning would be expected below. Drought tolerant though reliable summer water speeds growth.
Comments
Submitted by Ref: Plantlust.com on 11/8/2012 4:20 PM
Often multi-stemmed, the "Spreading-Leaved Pine" is a graceful tree of medium ht. with slender bright-green 6-12" needles, 3-5/sheath. Sun/Med-Dry
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Submitted by Ref: Plantlust.com on 11/8/2012 4:20 PM
Drooping green needles of a soft and fine texture make fine addition to the larger landscape. Reddish brown bark with age.
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