Pierrick Bregeon web special

Pierrick Bregeon web specialAn Austrian Black Pine that was created by crossing Pinus nigra with Pinus densiflora. What an idea! The Swiss breeder, Henri Bregeon, selected this very worthy plant from his group of seedlings and will, no doubt become popular as time goes by. Besides just being a lovely compact plant, this cultivar is reported to handle just about any growing condition windy, poor soil, coastal, dry and hot, what ever. The symmetrical growth pattern and the nice

ALSO NOTE: Automatic watering systems will kill this tree if set to go on too often

making it very useful in landscape designs

Very charming

Most winters

will eventually be 5 ft tall and wide and having very attractive variegated foliage

bringing exotic flowers when most flowering trees are all done

Outstanding

The color is dark-green until fall when the leaves turn orange before dropping

Being smaller growing it will be a great addition closer to the front of your border

A cross between Abies grandis and Abies concolor has yielded a tree that is easier to grow in areas where Abies concolor does not do well

Some specimens look like dinosaurs or elephants

Because of the foliage shape