Pinus nigra 'Hornbrookiana'

Pinus nigra 'Hornbrookiana'Pinus nigra 'Hornibrookiana', commonly known as dwarf Austrian pine, is a compact and slow growing conifer featuring dense, dark green needle clusters that retain their rich color year round. Its spreading, mounding habit makes it an excellent choice for small gardens, rockeries, or as a low maintenance accent plant. With its ability to tolerate urban conditions and moderate salt exposure, this variety is favored for landscape use in challenging

The leaves are green edged with creamy white

Adaptable to various soil types

- Mature size (HxW): 30–50' x 20–30'

is a deciduous conifer admired for its pyramidal shape and feathery

Known for its summer-bearing characteristics

followed by black blue berries

focusing attention on its stunning floral display

(USDA Zone 4) -- EXPOSURE: Full sun -- DESCRIPTION: Purple-bronze folioage turns green

Its finely lobed leaves and elegant silhouette make it perfect for small gardens

fairly compact

and yellows in autumn

Purplish green leaves marked with white and edged with pink