Pinus strobus 'Pendula', commonly known as Weeping Eastern White Pine, is a stunning, ornamental conifer with graceful, cascading branches that create a flowing, sculptural appearance. Its soft, blue-green needles provide year-round interest, making it an excellent focal point in gardens or landscapes. This cultivar's unique weeping habit adds a dramatic element, whether planted as a specimen or integrated into mixed plantings. With proper training, it can be adjusted to form various shapes, offering versatility for creative gardeners.
- Light: Full sun to partial shade
- Water need: Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
- Growth rate: Slow
- Mature size (HxW): Variable depending on training; typically up to 10–15 ft tall, 15–20 ft wide
- Habit: Weeping, cascading
- Bloom/interest: Evergreen foliage; cascading form
- Hardiness zone: 3–8
- Soil tolerance: Well-drained, acidic soils; adaptable
- Drought/heat tolerance: Moderate once established
