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Pinus parviflora du japon "goldilock"

Goyo matsu goldilock

Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"
Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"
Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"
Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock"
ref. 12127

38,00

Description

Nursery specimen imported from Japan, grown in a plastic training pot: Ø 185 mm and 150 mm high.

Tree height alone: approx. 400–550 mm. This pine requires wiring to shape and set its branches into pads, and it can also be repotted into an unglazed bonsai pot. A specimen similar to the one shown in the photo will be shipped. Rare variety “Goldilocks”, vigorous and very well suited to bonsai due to its short needle length. High-quality graft. Trunk Ø approx. 10–20 mm. Concise Description of Pinus parviflora 'Goldilocks' 1. Habit and Growth Slow-growing conifer, ideal for bonsai or small spaces. Upright, irregular or pyramidal habit, often with several stronger branches, creating a unique silhouette. After 10 years, it typically reaches 1.2–1.8 m high with a spread of about 1.2 m. 2. Foliage and Visual Appeal Needles in bundles of five, typical of Pinus parviflora. Young spring shoots are a brilliant golden yellow, contrasting with the green to blue-green base, sometimes with silvery tones. In winter, the entire foliage may appear almost completely golden. 3. Growing Conditions Hardiness zones: typically USDA 5–8, sometimes 3–7. In France, it withstands temperatures down to about –25 °C. Planting site: full sun to partial shade, especially in warmer climates to preserve golden foliage and avoid scorching. Prefers well-drained soil, tolerates poor soils, pH from acidic to slightly alkaline. 4. Ornamental Value Year-round interest, especially in spring (golden new growth) and winter (overall golden effect). Perfect for Japanese gardens, rock gardens, small spaces, containers or bonsai. Natural aesthetics: its artistic form is often compared to painted landscapes, highly valued for its unique appearance. Summary Table Characteristic Description Size 1.2–2 m tall, similar or smaller spread Growth Slow (± 10 cm/year) Foliage Bicolored needles: green + golden yellow (silvery in winter) Habit Upright, irregular, artistic “sweeping” form Hardiness Zones 3–8, hardy to –25 °C Exposure Full sun or partial shade depending on climate Soil Well-drained, adaptable, performs in poor soils Ornamental uses Bonsai, rock gardens, Japanese gardens, accents