Pinus nigra ‘Brepo’ PA

Pinus nigra ‘Brepo’ PA is a dwarf conifer, very decorative, grafted on the foot (PA = on the graft), appreciated for its compact shape and tidy appearance. It is suitable for both modern gardens and small spaces.

 General characteristics

• Full name: Pinus nigra 'Brepo' PA

• Type: dwarf pine, grafted on the trunk

• Crown shape: globular, dense and regular

• Growth: slow

• Dimensions at maturity:

  • crown: approx. 60–100 cm diameter

  • total height: depends on the height of the graft (usually 120–160 cm)

 Appearance

• Needles: dark green, long, rigid, very resistant

• Crown: compact, well branched, keeps its natural shape without frequent pruning

• Decorative all year round, including winter

 Planting conditions

• Exposure: full sun (tolerates partial shade but grows better in full sun)

• Soil: well drained; tolerates poor, sandy or stony soils

• Resistance: very good in frost, wind, drought and pollution

 Maintenance

• requires minimal care

• it can be done light pinching in the spring to keep the crown compact

• does not require regular trimming

 Use in landscaping

• ideally as solitary plant

• suitable for small gardens, terraces, alleys, entrances

• very good for large pots

• fits in modern, minimalist or Japanese furnishings