Pinus mugo ‘Pincushion’ – Dwarf Mountain Pine Spring Blaze clusters of rosy-pink

clusters of rosy-pink

followed by attractive pink to red edible berries that are enjoyed by native birds and can also be used in jams and preserves

and revegetation projects due to its hardiness and adaptability

Its naturally dwarf habit makes it perfect for patios

paddle-shaped

Pinus mugo ‘Pincushion’ – Dwarf Mountain Pine Spring Blaze clusters of rosy-pinkPinus mugo Pincushion is a dwarf, slow growing evergreen conifer valued for its low, compact and spreading form. Unlike the typical Mountain Pine, this variety develops into a neat, rounded bush reaching around 90cm high and 1. 2m wide, making it particularly suitable for smaller landscapes. Its densely packed dark green needles have a gently wavy, ruffled texture and completely cover the stems and basal branches, creating a lush architectural