Pinus strobiformis 'Loma Linda' Size:6 gal Toxic and thorny — keep

Toxic and thorny — keep away from pets and kids

nearly spherical form

Grows up to 10ft tall indoors

Left unstaked

Pinus strobiformis 'Loma Linda' Size:6 gal Toxic and thorny — keepA dense growing, fluffy small tree with multiple buds at the ends of the shoots, surrounded by 1 long bluish green needles. Very attractive, it is quite pyramidal when young, broadening with age. Originated from a witchs broom found by Jerry Morris near La Junta canyon, New Mexico, across from Loma Linda Ranch. The species is native to southern Arizona and New Mexico and generally withstands drier conditions than Pinus strobus cultivars. Garden Size: