



Common Name: Umbrella Pine
Not really a pine at all, this is the only species within its genus. A unique and interesting plant of pyramidal shape. The name comes from leaves that look like pine needles whorled around the stems like the ribs of an umbrella. Very slow growing. At a young age it could be used as a dwarf. It eventually grows 6-12" a year to make an attractive specimen of medium conical size. Does not tolerate lime soil conditions. This unusual plant is one of the most sought after that has come from Japan. We are sure you will want this terrific specimen; it will be one of your most prized possessions. Will eventually reach heights of 60' or more.
| Company | Listings | Formats | Availability | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ekstrom Nursery Inc.Gresham, OR, US |
27 | B&B | ||
Frank Henny & Sons NurseryBrooks, OR, US |
3 | B&B | ||
Patterson Nursery Sales Inc.Eagle Creek, OR, US |
121 | B&B, Container | ||
Peace of Mind Nursery Inc.Silverton, OR, US |
175 | B&B, Container | ||
Reardon Nursery Inc.Boring, OR, US |
53 | B&B | ||
Rickel's Tree FarmEstacada, OR, US |
82 | B&B | ||
Sobella NurseryDamascus, OR, US |
279 | B&B | ||
Tree Frog NurserySilverton, OR, US |
60 | Container |