Sciadopitys verticillata 'Picola' Japanese Umbrella Pine Tree Selected Size:1 gallon but typically 2 times taller

but typically 2 times taller than wide

If large branches persist without any yellow variegation it is recommended to remove them from the tree

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Acer palmatum 'Peaches and Cream' emerges in the spring with one of the more brilliantly unique color patterns found in the acer world

'Yurok Prince' was found in Oregon and named by Conifer Society members after the native Yurok tribe that originally lived among the redwoods

Sciadopitys verticillata 'Picola' Japanese Umbrella Pine Tree Selected Size:1 gallon but typically 2 times tallerSciadopitys verticillata 'Picola' Rare Dwarf Japanese Umbrella Pine Tree Zones 5 7 Japanese umbrella pines are unique, rare, and difficult to propagate. 'Picola' is a short dense compact Japanese umbrella pine with shorter needles than the species. 'Picola' has a nice tight conical shape, growing about 3 4 inches a year. 'Picola' typically reaches about 3 4 ft in 10 years. 'Picola' was found and introduced by G. D. Bhlje Nursery of Germany. In 2012,