Zone: 2-7
Height: 3-4 ft. tall and 2.5-3ft. wide
This genuinely dwarf selection grows into a low, dense dome that stays compact without shearing. The mounding plant has a smooth appearance that comes from many evenly spaced needles growing at a uniform rate on abundant branchlets. During most of the year, 'Mops' displays a hint of gray/blue in its green, but during the crisp, cold months, needles take on a warm golden hue.
Category: Dwarf Pine Trees
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