Japanese Black Pine
Genus: Pinus
Species: thunbergii
The Japanese Black Pine's habitat is the Northeast Asian Deciduous Forest. The countries that are in this biome are Northeast China and North Korea.
Japanese Black Pine Bonsai- Pinus thunbergiies.
General Information: An excellent, small, irregularly-shaped Pine, the size and shape of Japanese Black Pine is variable reaching a height of 25 feet and a spread of 20 to 35 feet.
Japanese Black Pine, Pinus thunbergii
The many forms and types of pines can be found in northern temperate zones and on mountains in the tropics. Some grow rapidly, others slowly. Some have silvery foliage, others are dark green.
Dwarf Japanese black pine
Dwarf version of Japanese black pine.
Photo taken 5/1/00 at planting, 30" tall.
As the name implies, Austrian black pines are native to Europe. They're widely distributed through the mountains of southern Europe and Asia Minor.
Pinus nigra (Austrian pine, European black pine)
Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Nancy Matthews
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Japanese Black Pine PI-nus thun-ber-jee-A-na
Conifer, evergreen tree, 20-80 ft (6-24 m), irregular but more or less pyramidal in youth, with age spreading and often with pendulous branches. Black-gray, furrowed into irregular scales.
Japanese black pine assumes massive proportions with age, often assuming attractively irregular forms.
Description
Japanese black pine is a distinctive and picturesque evergreen with an open, irregular structure.
Japanese Black Pine is a good evergreen for a windbreak and Juniperus horizontalis on the ground. Also English Ivy, Virginia Creeper and Matrimony-vine.
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