Getting to Know Austrian Pine 'Oregon Green' - Conifer Tree - October 2024
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All the way back in February of 2020, I posted about a conifer tree as part of a 'tree dreaming' series named the Oregon Green Austrian Pine tree . At that time, I was busy spending my time during the cold, dark Winter researching some trees that I *could* put in my yard - and learn a little bit about them at the same time. I was focused on 'columnar' trees - or narrow ones that grow upright and included the Oregon Green Austrian Pine in that set. At that time, I said that the Oregon Green wasn't strictly-speaking columnar, but it was 'narrow'. I included this description from Monrovia: That reads: " Deep, glossy, rich green, stiff needles, densely spaced and curved against the branches give the appearance of large pipe cleaners. The unique, more open form with asymmetrical branching creates a striking landscape specimen. In the Spring...there is a firework explosion of pearly white candles that come out in clusters. Evergreen. " It ...