Pinus parviflora Tanima no yuki

Pinus parviflora Tanima no yuki

This Japanese name conjures a dual vision of great beauty. "Snow white in the valley between two peaks." You decide which best describe this highly desirable Japanese White Pine. A very slow growing dwarf, 'Tanima no yuki' begins its life as an irregular mound which, in time, will develop into a small, broad, upright form. One of the last pines to complete its new candle growth in spring, it unfurls its curvy, creamy white, variegated needles to produce a delightful character in the garden. Excellent for containers and rock gardens, it will benefit from well-drained soil and partial afternoon shade.
Proper translation is "Snow in the Valley", with Tanima being 'valley' and yuki being 'snow'
  • Winter Hardiness: Zone 5 - Down to -20°
  • Summer Hardiness: Tree will be planted in partial shade
  • Tree Size: Dwarf 3' to 6'
  • Tree Form: Tight/Compact
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  • Leaf Type: Conifer (Pine, Ginkgo, Cypress, etc)
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