Sherwood's Dwarf Bristlecone Pine

Pinus aristata 'Sherwood Compacta' 

Planted 2010

Also known as “Sherwood Compact”, this slow growing dwarf variety of the Bristlecone Pine only grows two to four inches each year and may not exceed four feet tall after even fifteen years of healthy growth. As a result, this tree is ideal for small gardens and tight planting spaces.

Sherwood's Dwarf Bristlecone Pine tree
Close up of Sherwood Dwarf Bristlecone Pine needles
Close up of Sherwood's Dwarf Bristlecone Pine bark
Height Width Zone Growth Rate Water Use
5 ft. 3 ft. 4-7 Slow Low

Leaf

Needles.

Fruit

Cones.

Flower

None.

Advantages

Great for small areas. Very drought resistant.

Disadvantages

Very slow growth.