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Pinus aristata 'Sherwood Compact'
By Rkwright
8 Apr, 2014
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Bristlecone pine, not a plant you can expect to see at many nurseries. They are very slow-growing, unusual and expensive. Eventually, I am going to buy one of these but the only plant I went looking to buy was a Pseudolarix amabilis. I did find one I liked and will post pics when it wakes up from it's winter nap.
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that's a neat plant, Rkwright, look forwrad to more pics - and hope it wo'nt be too long before you can add one to your collection.
11 Apr, 2014