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Pinus thunbergii ‘Ogi’ Japanese Black Pine
- Rare, slow-growing, globose dwarf
- New growth in unusual, flattened, cockscomb shapes among dark green needles
- Definitely a conversation-starter, good in rock gardens, containers, and bonsai
Description
Incredible new growth emerges in wide, flattened stems that resemble Japanese fans! This is where this rare pine gets its Japanese name “ogi,” meaning “fan.” Long, dark-green needles and fasciated buds make this a really beautiful pine and likely the slowest-growing Pinus thunbergii!
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