Pinus sylvestris Pink sometimes followed by glossy orange

sometimes followed by glossy orange

Does well in all free-draining soils

Treat as ericaceous for best performance

It grows in rocky alpine habitats and has a dense

This curious species of hazel was found in a hedgerow in Frocester

Pinus sylvestris Pink sometimes followed by glossy orangeA large relatively fast growing conifer notable for its steely blue green foliage and rugged character. Ideal for poor or exposed sites to provide a windbreak, shelterbelt, or woodland planting. The tree is inclined to lose lower branches with maturity, ultimately providing a broken screen at higher levels. Perhaps not the prettiest of trees planted as a single specimen, but excellent in groups or mixed with slower growing evergreens or contrasting