Valley Cushion Pine. The very compact, dense pine stays low and flat, much wider than tall. More images for valley cushion pine »
Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other landscape plants with less refined foliage. It is decorated with short, medium green needles and reddish. More images for valley cushion pine »
Pinus mugo 'valley cushion' dwarf mountain pine.
Mugo is reportedly an ancient tyrolean name with an unknown definition. Neither the flowers nor the fruit are ornamentally significant. Pinus mugo ‘valley cushion’ offers a spreading habit to the mix of trudwarf®mugo choices. Valley cushion mugho pine (dwarf) hours:
Reddish, new buds complement the short, medium green needles, and plants grow very slowly, so they require little or no pruning. Pinus mugo 'valley cushion' offers a spreading habit to the mix of mugo choices. 'valley cushion' demands no pruning or shearing in order to maintain its smooth appearance. Genus name comes from the latin name for pines.
Pinus mugo, valley cushion, mugo pine:
When pruning is necessary, it is recommended to only trim back the new. Neither the flowers nor the fruit are ornamentally significant. The very compact, dense pine stays low and flat, much wider than tall. Genus name comes from the latin name for pines.
Valley cushion mugho pine (dwarf) hours:
Selected at the north willamette research station. Reddish, new buds complement the short, medium green needles, and plants grow very slowly, so they require little or no pruning. Prized as a bonsai plant. Closed sunday july 4, 2021.
When pruning is necessary, it is recommended to only trim back the new.
'valley cushion' demands no pruning or shearing in order to maintain its smooth appearance. The very compact, dense pine stays low and flat, much wider than tall. Pinus mugo 'valley cushion' dwarf mountain pine. Valley cushion trudwarf® mugo pine pinus mugo ‘valley cushion’ offers a spreading habit to the mix of trudwarf® mugo choices.
This is a high maintenance shrub that will require regular care and upkeep. Reddish, new buds complement the short, medium green needles, and plants grow very slowly, so they require little or no pruning. Reddish, new buds complement the short, medium green needles, and plants grow very slowly, so they require little or no pruning. When pruning is necessary, it is recommended to only trim back the new.
