Pinus parviflora 'Glauca' Blue Japanese White Pine MegaDrop 'Pacific Fire' appears to hold

'Pacific Fire' appears to hold its fire colored bark on its newer growth longer than any of the other coral barked cultivars

The pink-red new growth that appears during the secondary flush appears almost flower-like on the blueish-green leaves

Rhodoleia henryi 'Scarlet Bells'

Dawn Redwoods are trees that date back very far on the fossil records and are considered living fossils

This winged and corky appearance provides a dynamic winter interest

Pinus parviflora 'Glauca' Blue Japanese White Pine MegaDrop 'Pacific Fire' appears to holdPinus parviflora 'Glauca' Blue Japanese White Pine Zones 5 7 Pinus parviflora 'Glauca' is a distinguished cultivar of the Japanese white pine, celebrated for its captivating blue green foliage and graceful form. Initially growing in a pyramidal or broadly conical shape during its youth, it develops into a more irregular and picturesque form as it matures. Over a decade, it typically reaches heights of 10 to 12 ft and spreads 10 to 15 ft wide. This