Pinus strobus 'Squiggles' - 60cm Clear Stem - Height 90cm - 15lt Taxus creating a captivating visual spectacle

creating a captivating visual spectacle

is a fastigiate mutation of male black poplar

Gardeners should ensure sufficient spacing to accommodate the expansive growth habit and facilitate easy maintenance

The needles are approximately 10-13 cm in length and have a soft

making it a popular choice in landscaping worldwide

Pinus strobus 'Squiggles' - 60cm Clear Stem - Height 90cm - 15lt Taxus creating a captivating visual spectaclePinus strobus, commonly known as Eastern white pine, produces distinctive "squiggles" that are most noticeable in the spring and early summer. These squiggles are the immature, pollen bearing male cones (known as catkins), which hang in clusters from the branches. They start out as small, greenish yellow structures, often curling or curving, giving them a squiggly appearance. As they mature, these catkins release copious amounts of fine, yellow pollen