Pinus ponderosa Photo Gallery 2010
firefightergardener
13 years ago
I have a handful of these neat pine cultivars - most are dense, large needled dwarves that form intricate little pointy bushes. Many of them I don't know the eventual size or form. Some of these are also from the Jerry Morris collection and more photos can be seen below.
Pinus ponderosa 'The Spinx'
'Dusty Blue'. Dense despite enormous 5" needles.
'Tasha'. Very dense.
'Pondy'. Stuck into this little corner, we'll see how that goes.
Feel free to share any plants you want.
-Will
Here is a link that might be useful: Jerry Morris Photo Gallery #5
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curcubeu
13 years agomesterhazypinetum
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13 years agorispetto
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gardener365
13 years agoWow rispetto, that ones' awesome!
Very nice all the way across the board.
Dax
Pinus ponderosa Long Needle - this is a large-growing tree. Needles are 9 in. long or 22.86 cm
clement_2006