Fukuzumi Japanese White Pine. The naturally variable, windswept character of the choice, slow-growing Pinus parviflora ‘Fukuzumi’ makes it a highly desirable addition to the landscape. It develops multiple leaders that extend at 45° angles, with short, blue-green, twisted needles.

An elegant and low-maintenance beauty, Fukuzumi is a fantastic, long-lived, distinctive, sculptural addition to Asian or Zen-theme, rock, and conifer gardens. It is highly suitable for Bonsai and pompom topiary.

Pinus parviflora Fukuzumi Japanese White Pine also known as ‘Fukuzumi’ is unique pine with small blue-green needles. Shop for Fukuzumi Pine now!

Growing naturally into a windswept form makes this Japanese White Pine a valuable addition to the landscape. As it grows, multiple leaders extend at 45 degree angles with short blue-green, twisted needles. Hardy to zone 5, this cultivar grows slow, but is worth the wait.

Pinus parviflora 'Fukuzumi' Japanese White Pine. Takes on a natural windswept growth habit, slow-growing evergreen conifer. It develops multiple leaders that extend at 45° angles, with short, blue-green, twisted needles.

Buy Fukuzumi Japanese White Pine online. The naturally variable, windswept character of the choice, slow-growing 'Fukuzumi' makes it a highly desirable addition to the landscape. Loosely translated, 'fukuzumi' means "horns of good fortune". It develops multiple leaders that can extend at 45° angles, with short, blue-green, twisted needles.

Pinus parviflora 'Fukuzumi' - Japanese White Pine. Takes on a natural windswept growth habit, slow-growing evergreen conifer. It develops multiple leaders that extend at 45° angles, with short, blue-green, twisted needles.

This slow-growing evergreen conifer features dense, blue-green needles and a distinctive, irregular growth habit that adds a unique touch to any setting. The Fuku-Zu-Mi Japanese White Pine is highly prized in traditional Japanese gardens for its graceful form and striking appearance.

Fukuzumi Japanese White Pine. Each one of these irregular, upright pines is unique. Whether maturing to a low, wide shape with multiple leaders or developing a more dense, prostrate form, the windswept character of the slow-growing pine lends a distinctive sculptural quality to the garden. Small blue-green needles are soft and somewhat silvery.