Pinus mugo var. pumillo (Mugo Pine) - Tree Form: A Low-Maintenance, Deer-Resistant Evergreen
The Pinus mugo var. pumillo in its tree form is a versatile and low-maintenance evergreen that brings both charm and structure to your landscape. Known for its deer resistance and salt tolerance, this hardy conifer adapts beautifully to a range of garden conditions.
Key Features:
Deer-Resistant – With its dense, prickly needles, the Mugo Pine keeps deer at bay, making it an ideal choice for gardens in areas frequented by these animals.
Full to Partial Sun – This adaptable evergreen thrives in both full sun and partial sun, ensuring robust growth and vibrant foliage throughout the year.
Salt-Tolerant – Perfect for coastal gardens or regions where road salt is common, the Mugo Pine's salt tolerance makes it an excellent choice for tough, weathered landscapes.
Moist, Well-Drained Soil – Preferring moist, well-drained soil, it excels in gardens that provide these conditions, ensuring steady growth and healthy development.
Compact Tree Form – Growing to a height of 3 to 5 feet, this tree-form Mugo Pine maintains a neat, compact shape, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, borders, or as a standalone specimen.
Low-Maintenance Beauty
The Mugo Pine is known for its disease resistance and minimal upkeep once established. Its broad, dwarf evergreen nature provides year-round structure, and its tree form adds elegance to any landscape with minimal pruning. Whether used as a focal point or integrated into a larger design, this resilient, adaptable pine enhances your outdoor space with its timeless appeal.
Pinus mugo var pumillo (Mugo Pine) 18" to 24" Tree Form
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