Himalayan Pine (Pinus wallichiana)
Himalayan pine (Pinus wallichiana) has very long, soft, blue-green, slightly drooping needles and long decorative cones. An elegant, striking conifer for parks and large gardens.
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Specifications
- Height: All sizes available
- Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
- Watering: Moderate watering
- Soil: Well-drained soil
- Frost resistance: Hardy to -25°C
Use in landscaping projects
Himalayan pine stands out with needles up to 15–20 cm long, in bundles of five, giving the crown a soft, almost fluffy look. It is used as a specimen in parks, large gardens, company headquarters and residential developments, contrasting nicely with short-needled conifers.
Planting and spacing
In cultivation it usually reaches 15–20 m with a broad conical crown. Plant as a specimen with plenty of room. It prefers sunny sites sheltered from cold, drying winds and well-drained soils.
Care and maintenance
Water regularly in the first years, especially in summer. No pruning is needed. It is hardy to about -25°C; cold winter winds can brown the needle tips on exposed trees.
Frequently asked questions
What makes Himalayan pine distinctive?
Its very long, soft, blue-green, slightly drooping needles and long cones.
Where should Himalayan pine be planted?
As a specimen in sun, sheltered from cold winds, on well-drained soil.
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