Sea Urchin Eastern White Pine
Overview: A pine grown for its soft, blue-green needles on a dwarf, rounded mound.
Mature size: Varies by cultivar, from dwarf mounding forms to the species' full 50–80 ft..
Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
Flowering season: Not grown for flowers — an evergreen conifer
Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–8
Water needs: Average; consistent moisture in well-drained soil
Special features: A dwarf selection, much more compact than the species. Soft, blue-green needles in bundles of five — softer-textured than most pines; fast-growing; sensitive to air pollution and road salt
Wildlife value: Cover and nesting habitat for birds; seeds eaten by birds and small mammals
Botanical name: Pinus strobus 'Sea Urchin'
Category: Topiaries, Conifers, & Specialty Material