How big do Bosnian pines get?
How big do Bosnian pines get?
30-40' tall Pinus heldreichii, commonly called Bosnian pine, is native to dry limestone soils in mountain areas of the Balkans, Italy and Greece. In its native habitat, it grows to 60-90' tall, but in cultivation, it typically grows to 30-40' tall.
How fast does a Bosnian pine grow?
Slow-growing, 6-10 in. per year (15-25 cm), this Bosnian Pine enjoys excellent disease and pest resistance and is a very pretty addition to the sunny garden, even the smallest of gardens as it grows slowly and does not exceed 12 ft. (360 cm) when fully mature.
How do you care for a Bosnian pine?
Bosnian Pine (Pinus heldreichii)
- Plant Feed. Not necessary.
- Watering. Water regularly until established.
- Soil. Ordinary, well-drained soil.
- Basic Care Summary. Tolerates poor soil, heat, drought and seaside conditions. Adapts well to a range of soils with excellent drainage. Water regularly until established.
How do you plant a Bosnian pine tree?
Bosnian pines grow best in full sunlight, but can tolerate partial shade.
- Survey the area in which you wish to plant your Bosnian pine. ...
- Spread peat moss, manure, compost, or a combination of the three, over several feet of your anticipated planting area to prepare the soil.
How do Bosnian pines grow?
Bosnian pines grow best in full sunlight, but can tolerate partial shade.
- Survey the area in which you wish to plant your Bosnian pine. ...
- Spread peat moss, manure, compost, or a combination of the three, over several feet of your anticipated planting area to prepare the soil.
How much water does a Bosnian pine need?
To appreciate its natural beauty, plant as a single specimen or in groves of three to five. Needs regular watering - weekly, or more often in extreme heat.
