Limber Pine 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'

Quite slow growing, but after 10 years it is taking on a very nice pyramidal shape and has grown from about 10 feet to about 20 feet. I ...Read Moreplanted it in moderately clay soil on a small slope in full sun and it has not complained. Kids love to bend the new branches into knots.

I lost the first one. PIanted a second. It seems to be fussy about a taproot--get a smaller tree to begin. It needed LOTS more water th...Read Morean I expected the first year; it would tell me it was thirsty with slightly drooping candles at the top. Yard irrigation won't do it!! But what a beauty now! 10 inches of new growth this second year. I get many compliments on the tree. I will be snipping candle ends off next March to keep it full. Has anyone had success with that?

I Must say I Love this Tree. Problem is its summer and my parents will not let me plaint any more Pines. So, it would Make a good Poted P...Read Moreine those. I also Like the Solf needies of this Pine also. I See this as noting more than Bluesy White Pine.

I have a young plant, around 100 cm in height, settling in very well on the Isle of Portland, United Kingdom. This plant is thriving in f...Read Moreull sun in an exposed coastal location, less than 100 metres from the sea, and shows no stress from windburn. The soil is alkaline, and this conifer seems quite content with that.