Tasmanian Creeping Pine Size:1 gal.

Tasmanian Creeping Pine Size:1 gal.Microcachrys tetragona or Creeping Pine, an attractive dwarf conifer from Tasmania, has a low, creeping growth habit. The branches are "cord" like and will be from 1 3 ft. in length, growing flat on the ground or spilling over the edge of a pot. Useful as a rock garden plant, Microcachrys tetragona seems to grow very easily for us with no pests or problems. Not hardy for most as it is native to a very mild climate, but very worthwhile for those that

the flowers will be white

appearing in June-July

tall and around 4 ft

this unusual cedar can sometimes take on the look of a creature…very cool

sibirica is a real knock-out

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The plant grows into a wide

making it one of the most beautiful even out of flower

or mass plantings where it can form a colorful groundcover

acidic soil

A late spring bloomer with an immaculate plant habit

The plant is very floriferous and produces flowers from mid summer well into the fall