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| Pinus densiflora
Japanese red pineCulture: This species prefers well drained, slightly acidic soils and full sun. It is transplanted balled and burlapped with little trouble. Although a bit slow growing, this species typically faces few major problems. Usage: Japanese red pine makes a good specimen plant with its picturesque habit. It exhibits a lot of character in the landscape. Numerous cultivars exist, although only the variegated 'Oculus-draconis' and the umbrella-headed 'Umbraculifera' are very commonly available. |
