The genus Pinus comprises both shrubs and sizable, evergreen trees. Certain species feature notable bark and, as they mature, tend to form an irregular silhouette. The foliage consists of elongated, needle-like leaves arranged in clusters of 2, 3, or 5. Their prominent cones can either drop off or persist on the tree for several years.

Pinus

Pinus 'Bayo'

Pinus 'Dawsey'

Pinus 'Fulda'

Pinus 'Gaëlle Brégeon'

Pinus 'Hélène Bregeon'PBR

Pinus 'Kelderhouse'

Pinus 'Kelderhouse' (_densiflora_ x _nigra_)

Pinus 'Little Gold Star'

Pinus 'Marie Bregéon' PBR is a compact conifer that matures at a height of about 1 meter (39 inches) and a width of 50 centimeters (20 inches). This shrub develops a naturally rounded to dome-like form without the need for pruning or shaping. Its needles are a light green hue, measuring around 6 centimeters (2½ inches) in length. This species is well-suited for smaller urban gardens, where its size and form can serve as a prominent focal point.

Pinus 'Marie Bregéon'PBR

Pinus 'Mission Sheridan'

Pinus 'Mission Sheridan' (_densiflora_ x _nigra_)

Pinus 'Pierrick Bregéon' is a compact, evergreen conifer characterized by its low, rounded form, typically growing to about 45cm (18in) in height and spreading to 60cm (2ft) in width at maturity. This cultivar exhibits a tidy, densely branched structure. The needles are darker green, shorter, and more slender compared to the typical species. Its modest size makes it well-suited for urban gardens, courtyards, and containers, as well as for use in rock gardens, where it can serve as a distinctive evergreen feature.

Pinus 'Pierrick Bregéon'

Pinus 'Pitchounet'

Pinus 'Valenta'

Pinus albicaulis

Pinus albicaulis 'Falling Rock'

Pinus albicaulis 'Flinck'

Pinus albicaulis 'Lake Sabrina'

Pinus albicaulis 'No 3'

Pinus albicaulis 'Noble's Dwarf'

Pinus amamiana

Pinus aristata 'Blue Cover'

Pinus aristata 'Cecilia'

Pinus aristata 'Doc'

Pinus aristata 'Elko Run'

Pinus aristata 'Elko'

Pinus aristata 'Green Cover'

Pinus aristata 'Jeff'

Pinus aristata 'Kohout's Hexe'

Pinus aristata 'Kohout's Mini'

Pinus aristata 'Lemon Frost'

Pinus aristata 'Rich Broom'

Pinus aristata 'Schneverdingen'

Pinus aristata 'Sherwood Compact'

Pinus aristata 'Silver Day'

Pinus aristata 'Silver Doll'

Pinus aristata 'Silver Love'

Pinus aristata 'So Tight'

Pinus aristata 'Timberline'

Pinus aristata Engelm.

Pinus aristata Engelm. 'Bashful'

This slow-growing pine species can attain heights of up to 15 meters (50 feet) at maturity, although it typically remains smaller. It features a trunk that tapers significantly, often twisting with age, and is covered in grey to reddish-brown bark that is deeply fissured. The canopy has an irregular, flat shape. In their natural environment, these trees can live for thousands of years, ranking among the oldest organisms on the planet. The evergreen needles are a deep blue-green, arranged in bundles of five, and can reach lengths of up to 4 centimeters (1.5 inches). These needles are long-lasting, with a lifespan of up to 17 years. The cones, which are roughly cylindrical and range in color from purple to brown, take two years to fully mature and are promptly shed after releasing their seeds.

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