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Pinus peuce 'Latgale' | Latgale Macedonian Pine

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DESCRIPTION
Pinus peuce ‘Latgale’ is a dwarf Macedonian pine with a compact, rounded outline and dense branching. Soft blue-green needles cover the shoots, giving it a smooth, layered appearance throughout the year. Cones form even on young plants, adding interest early in its life cycle. As a conifer, it produces small yellowish pollen structures in late spring, marking its blooming season, followed later by developing seed cones.

Pinus peuce is native to mountain regions of the Balkans and has been cultivated since the 19th century. The cultivar ‘Latgale’ originated from a naturally occurring growth mutation discovered in eastern Latvia and was propagated for its consistent dwarf form and appealing foliage. Its rounded shape and year-round color make it well suited to rock gardens, mixed conifer plantings, and containers.

DESCRIPTION
Pinus peuce ‘Latgale’ is a dwarf Macedonian pine with a compact, rounded outline and dense branching. Soft blue-green needles cover the shoots, giving it a smooth, layered appearance throughout the year. Cones form even on young plants, adding interest early in its life cycle. As a conifer, it produces small yellowish pollen structures in late spring, marking its blooming season, followed later by developing seed cones.

Pinus peuce is native to mountain regions of the Balkans and has been cultivated since the 19th century. The cultivar ‘Latgale’ originated from a naturally occurring growth mutation discovered in eastern Latvia and was propagated for its consistent dwarf form and appealing foliage. Its rounded shape and year-round color make it well suited to rock gardens, mixed conifer plantings, and containers.

 

  • Family: Pinaceae
    Height: 3 to 4 ft
    Width: 3 to 4 ft
    Foliage color: Soft, evergreen needles in dense clusters, blue-green to rich green overall
    Flower color: Produces small seed and pollen cones
    Bloom time: Spring, with pollen and seed cones
    Light requirements: Full sun
    Water requirements: Moderate; prefers regular watering in average, well-drained soil
    Maintenance: Low; very slow-growing dwarf with compact, globose habit and minimal pruning needs
    Growing zone: USDA zones 4 to 8
    Wildlife attractors: Provides shelter for small birds; cones may offer food for seed-eating birds and small mammals

    This plant can be seen at Vista Gardens.

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