Bhutan Pine (Pinus Wallichiana)

The picture shows Bhutan PIne in Kew Gardens, it is the national tree of Bhutan.
Pinus wallichiana, known as Bhutan Pine, Blue Pine, or Himalayan White Pine, is a striking conifer that brings a touch of the majestic Himalayas to your Garden. Native to elevations of 6,000 to 12,000 feet from eastern Afghanistan to northern Burma, this medium to tall evergreen boasts a graceful, pyramidal shape that matures into a broad crown. Its gray-green needles, up to 8 inches long, grow in bundles of five, casting an elegant droop as they mature. The tree's slender, resinous cones measure 6-10 inches and hang from 1-2 inch stalks, turning to a light brown hue with age. Initially smooth and gray-green, the bark ages into a deeply fissured dark brown.
Perfect for large gardens, it thrives in moist, acidic, well-drained sandy loams and sunny, sheltered spots out of harsh winter winds. Its ornamental appeal and utility in timber and turpentine production make it a valued addition.
This tree is not at present available but we should have a stock of seedlings by August.