Pinus strobus 'Sea Urchin' Dwarf White Pine Tree Use_Bonsai where it can grow out

where it can grow out over the pond and provide a uniquely shaped deciduous conifer in the garden and landscape

maturing to a green with orange hues

We traded him quite a bit of other Japanese maples to get the original 'Magic Moon'

This is an interesting Chinese evergreen maple and is rare in cultivation

'Sparkling Arrow' is a weeping form of Alaskan cedar with creamy white variegation that extends across the plant

Pinus strobus 'Sea Urchin' Dwarf White Pine Tree Use_Bonsai where it can grow outPinus strobus 'Sea Urchin' Rare Dwarf Sea Urchin White Pine Tree Zones 3 8 'Sea Urchin' is a dwarf selection of white pine that was found by the late Dr. Sidney Waxman of the University of Connecticut. It get's its name, because its shape does look quite like a sea urchin. Dr. Waxman selected 'Sea Urchin' as a seedling from a witches' broom mutation. The blue color and the cushion like shape make this pine a must in small gardens. Excellent color and