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 mugo subsp. uncinata 'Paradekissen'

Pinus mugo subsp. uncinata 'Süsse Perle'

Pinus mugo unidentified cultivar

Pinus muricata is a medium-sized evergreen that forms a distinctive narrow, flat-topped crown. Its needles, which are stiff and range from green to dark grey-green, can grow up to 12 cm long and are arranged in pairs. The tree produces prickly, ovoid cones that remain attached for several years.

Pinus muricata

Pinus muricata 'Wakehurst'

Pinus muricata var. remorata

Pinus neilreichiana

Pinus nelsonii

Pinus nigra is a sizable evergreen that forms an uneven, thick canopy as it matures. The needles are dark green, arranged in pairs, and can grow up to 12 cm long. Its cones are ovoid in shape and turn pale brown upon reaching maturity.

Pinus nigra

Pinus nigra 'Aron'PBR

Pinus nigra 'Asterix'

Pinus nigra 'Black Prince' is a compact, slow-growing conifer that maintains a rounded, globe-like shape, typically reaching 45 cm (18 in) in height and 60 cm (2 ft) in width at maturity. This evergreen variety features a tidy, densely branched structure. Its dark green needles are shorter and more slender compared to the standard species. Due to its modest size, it is well-suited for small urban gardens or courtyards, serving as an architectural element or a year-round focal point.

Pinus nigra 'Black Prince'

Pinus nigra 'Bobo'

Pinus nigra 'Buda'

Pinus nigra 'Caperci's Golden Cream'

Pinus nigra 'Cebennensis Nana'

Pinus nigra 'Cobra'

Pinus nigra 'Fastigiata'

Pinus nigra 'Felek'

Pinus nigra 'Frank'

Pinus nigra 'Globosa Viridis'

Pinus nigra 'Globosa'

Pinus nigra 'Green Tower' is a slender, vertically-oriented conifer characterized by its dense, dark green needles arranged in pairs. During the winter, it produces prominent white buds. This cultivar is resilient, able to withstand strong winds and low temperatures.

Pinus nigra 'Green Tower'

Pinus nigra 'Géant de Suisse'

Pinus nigra 'Helga'

Pinus nigra 'Hornibrookiana' is a compact, slow-growing pine characterized by its spreading branches and upright shoots. It features pairs of rigid, dark green needles that add to its distinct appearance.

Pinus nigra 'Hornibrookiana'

Pinus nigra 'Hubert'

Pinus nigra 'Jolep 2'PBR

Pinus nigra 'Karaca Ball'

Pinus nigra 'Keightley Broom'

This conifer grows in an upright, columnar form, resembling a rocket. It features medium-length, dark green needles. In spring, it produces pale brown, candle-shaped cones.

Pinus nigra 'Komet'

Pinus nigra 'Lara'PBR

Pinus nigra 'Lucia'

Pinus nigra 'Molette'

Pinus nigra 'Moran'

This is a compact, slow-growing dwarf pine characterized by its irregular, broadly pyramidal form. The needles cluster at the tips of the branches, displaying a vibrant green during the summer months that transitions to a golden-yellow hue in winter.

Pinus nigra 'Moseri'

Pinus nigra 'Nana' is a compact, slow-growing evergreen conifer that forms a rounded, flattened bush. It can attain heights of up to 2 meters (6½ feet) and spread to about 4 meters (13½ feet) in width. The needles are dark green, rigid, and can reach lengths of up to 12 centimeters (5 inches), densely covering the stems and lower branches. This cultivar is well-suited for small urban or courtyard gardens, serving as a distinctive evergreen feature or architectural element.

Pinus nigra 'Nana'

Pinus nigra 'Obelisk'

Pinus nigra 'Ola'

Pinus nigra 'Oregon Green'

Pinus nigra 'Pirin'

Pinus nigra 'Richard'

Pinus nigra 'Rondello'

Pinus nigra 'Semeriana'

Pinus nigra 'Smaragd'

Pinus nigra 'Spielberg' is a compact, slow-growing conifer that maintains a dwarf stature, forming a rounded, flattened bush. After approximately ten years, it can reach a height of up to 1.5 meters (5 feet) and spread about 2 meters (6½ feet) wide. The dark green needles, which are soft to the touch, grow to lengths of around 12 centimeters (5 inches) and have a slight twist, contributing to a textured appearance. The foliage is dense enough to obscure the stems and lower branches, making it an excellent selection for smaller urban or courtyard gardens where a year-round architectural element is desired.

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