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Pinus strobiformis ‘Marshall Gulch’ Specimen 2222
Description
This dwarf pine was discovered as a witch’s broom by Dr. Frank Telewski of Michigan State University. Its brilliant, lush, silver-blue needles drape gracefully from the branches. A very rare selection that is equally beautiful!
USDA Hardiness Map
Plant Form
Additional information
| Latin Name | Pinus strobiformis 'Marshall Gulch' |
|---|---|
| Plant Size | #7, 18-24", #7, 24-30", Specimen |
| Common name | Marshall Gulch Southwestern White Pine |
| Hardiness Zone | Zones 5-9 |
| Annual Growth | 2-4" |
| Growth Rate | Dwarf |
| Color | blue |
| Form | Globose |
| Sun Exposure | Sun |
| HXW@10 Years | 4'x3' |
| Dimensions | 2.5'x3' |
| Container Size | #25 |
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