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small pinus parviflora trees - please help!

13 years ago

I have recently planted out 3 pinus parviflora trees in my garden (in the uk) but have done some research on-line and have realised that they can grow to around 15��"25 meters tall. I have a fairly large garden but am a little concerned that the 3 trees could grow to 25 meters tall may be a little too big for the garden and may block the sun that goes into neighbours gardens and my own. I really love the pinus parviflora so am very reluctant to remove them. I would like to ask people on this forum if they know of any varieties of pinus parviflora that only grow to say a maximum of 10 - 15 meters and have the same characteristics as the Pinus Paraflora i.e. attractive bark, developing an irregular outline and crown/cloud shape with age? Is there any way that I could keep pruning them to keep them small? I have seen on the internet that there are a lot of different dwarf varieties (Adcock's Dwarf,Bergman, Brevifolia, glauca) but am unsure if these mature trees have the irregular outline and crown shape that the standard mature parviflora tree have? any help or photos of an alternartive variety of parviflora would be much appreciated as I'm new to gardening and am a bit of a novice!

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