mugho pine , auch: mugo pine
dwarf mountain pine

They only eat last year's needles, so they won't kill your mugho pines.

As we walked along the allee of lindens, he pointed out mugho pines, azaleas and yew all under stress from dogs.

Cute but Hungry Q. My once-beautiful mugho pine was attacked last June by legions of loopers.

A. One of the more entertaining insects, European pine sawflies eat only two- and three-needled pines, and mugho pine seems to be especially delicious.

Subalpine zone: moors and sparse stands of spruce, mugho pine, stone pine, and silver birch.

This raised evergreen garden carefully combines species of hemlock, procumbens juniper, threadleaf chamaecyparis and dwarf mugho pine.

Characterised by tracts of rocky detritus kept together by plant roots, shrubs, and small twisted trees such as the mugho pine and the dwarf juniper.

There is also a blue-toned mugho pine named Paul's Dwarf and a silver-needled cedar, C. deodara Silver Mist.

Among the 19 species are mugho pine, white spruce, Douglas fir, Canadian hemlock, white birch, Kousa dogwood, crab apple and olive.

Still available are one- to three-year-old Scotch pine, mugho pine, Japanese black pine, Norway spruce, balsam fir, American arborvitae, white birch, Kousa dogwood, crab apple, olive, honeysuckle and a few other species.

From what he understood, the house had changed hands close to a half dozen times over the last decade plus, with none of the owners staying lone enough to even trim back the Mugho Pines that crowded the front walkway, covering the slate.