Bissett Nursery - Nursery Listing

A beautiful dark green medium-sized conifer with a slow growth rate. Narrow pyramidal for many years in its youth, developing a broad-rounded, open and flat-topped crown in old age.

7-8'
8-10'

PINUS flexilis 'Domingo'

Domingo Limber Pine

Height: 20-25' Width:10-15' Zone: 3

Slower growing and more compact than 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'. Produces cones at a young age.

4-5'
5-6'

PINUS flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'

Vanderwolf's Pyramid Limber Pine

Height: 20-25' Width:10-15' Zone: 2

Distinctive, pyramid shaped pine with long, twisted, silvery, blue-green needles displayed on dense branches. A superior selection for lawn specimen, accent tree or windbreak. Resistant to insects and disease.

5-6'
6-7'
7-8'
8-10'

PINUS mugo

Mugo Pine

Height: 6-8' Width: 12-15' Zone: 3

Low growing, mound-shaped evergreen shrub with a broad, bushy growth habit. Dense, dark green needles adorn upright branches throughout the year. A superb choice for accent or specimen use. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Slow grower.

#3 container
#5 container

PINUS mugo pumilo

Dwarf Mugo Pine

Height: 3-5' Width: 6-8' Zone: 3

Dwarf, mound-shaped evergreen shrub with a broad, bushy growth habit. Dense, dark green needles adorn upright branches throughout the year. A superb choice for accent or specimen use. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions.

#3 container
#5 container

PINUS parviflora 'Cleary'

Cleary Japanese White Pine

Height: 4-5' Width: 3-4' Zone: 5

A dense and compact, slow-growing evergreen conifer with dazzling silver-blue foliage. Color is more developed than in the species, interesting pink buds on new growth; quite compact.

#15 container

PINUS parviflora glauca

Japanese White Pine

Height: 20-50' Width: 10-20' Zone: 4

Open, broad pyramidal form with attractive twisted bluish-green to gray needles. Beautiful landscape specimen, salt tolerant Conical pyramid shape when young.

4-5'
5-6'
6-7'
7-8'

PINUS strobus

Eastern White Pine

Height: 50-80' Width: 15-20' Zone: 3

Large, fast growing, pyramidal evergreen tree with sturdy horizontal branches clothed in handsome, blue-green needles. Excellent for tall screening in large areas.

3-4'
4-5'
5-6'
6-7' 7-8'
8-10'
10-12'
12-14'

PINUS strobus 'Fastigiata'

Columnar White Pine

Height: 35-50' Width: 5-6' Zone: 3

Same foliage as Pinus Strobus with columnar habit. Valued for its delicate, soft green foliage that is sometimes clipped for more formal appearance. Excellent accent piece, large hedge or screening for smaller areas.

5-6'
6-7'
7-8'
8-10' Larger sizes available

PINUS strobus 'Niagara Falls'

Niagara Falls Weeping White Pine

Height: 8-10' Width: 6-8' Zone: 3

Weeping form that has long, two-toned needles that cascade down. It grows in a very unique form, having some branches grow out and drape, prior to growing tall. Will serve as a great specimen plant.

#6 container
#20 container

PINUS strobus 'Pendula'

Weeping White Pine

Height: 15-25' Zone: 3

Fast growing, small evergreen tree with soft, blue-green needles on long, gracefully weeping branches. A wonderfully unique, picturesque tree. Ideal for use as specimen or accent. May be staked to control height or direction. Tolerates a wide variety of soils.

5-6'
6-7' Larger & Boxed Specimens available

PINUS thunbergii

Japanese Black Pine

Height: 20-40' Width: 20-30' Zone: 4

Evergreen tree with horizontal bold, irregular branching pattern on a pyramidal form. Needles are lustrous, rich green in color. Heat and salt tolerance makes it great for seashore plantings.

#15 container
3-4'
4-5'
5-6'
6-7'
7-8'
8-10'

PINUS thunbergii 'Thunderhead'

Thunderhead Jap. Black Pine

Height: 5-10' Width: 8-12' Zone: 4

Upright, broad conifer is one of the most beautiful shrubs to grow. Compact than the species, the brilliant white candles contrast with the glossy green needles. Excellent specimen.

#5 container
#7 container
24-30"
30-36"
3-3½'
3½-4'
4-4½'
4½-5'

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