Scots pine

Unusual design of a personal plot is possible with the help of the most standard crops. Among the inhabitants of Europe and Siberia, the Scots pine occupies a special place. It is unpretentious, but loves direct sunlight and grows well in sandy and sandy loam soils. In this section you will find all the information you need to grow this wonderful tree in your garden.

Depending on the length of the needles and the size of the Scots pine cones, several types of this tree are distinguished: Alba White, Aurea Zolotistaya, Voterera, Compressa compressed and others. Planting must be carried out to a depth of up to 1 m, at a distance of 1.5 to 4 m. It is better to replant young pines before 5 years, since in the future it will be necessary to dig up the root along with a lump of earth.

The site also talks about how to improve the growth and appearance of a plant in a garden setting. For example, the crown will be thicker if you get rid of some of the annual growth. It is also important that propagation of Scots pine is possible only by planting seeds or grafting. Planting rules are also discussed in this section.