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Pinus monticola ‘Halloween Broom’ Specimen 2382
Description
Light-green foliage has a silver-blue hue. This unique broom was discovered by Sam Pratt in Port Orchard, Washington on Halloween Day. This unique variety is from a species that scarcely produces witch’s brooms!
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Additional information
| Plant Size | #7, 18-24", #7, 24-30", Specimen |
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| Latin Name | Pinus monticola 'Halloween Broom' |
| Common name | Halloween Broom Western White Pine |
| Annual Growth | 2-3" |
| Sun Exposure | Sun |
| HXW@10 Years | 3'x4' |
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| Hardiness Zone | Zones 4-8 |
| Dimensions | 30-36" |
| Container Size | #15 |
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