£2.94 – £9.34
The Pinus mugo, commonly referred to as Mugo Pine or Mountain Pine, is a versatile and hardy conifer, perfect for UK gardens. Its compact size and resilient nature make it a favourite among gardeners with limited space. The Mugo Pine is known for its dense, dark green needles and rounded, bushy habit, providing year-round interest and texture. Planting Pinus mugo seeds is an excellent way to introduce a touch of alpine charm to your garden.
This species thrives in a variety of soil types and withstands harsh conditions, making it a practical choice for diverse landscapes. The Mugo Pine is not only aesthetically pleasing but also beneficial for local ecosystems, offering habitat and food for wildlife. Cultivating these seeds allows you to enjoy the beauty and ecological benefits of this enduring pine variety.
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Feel free to call 01257 752247 or email us if you would prefer to order on the phone or have any questions. Trade / wholesale enquiries are welcome.
Pinus mugo, commonly known as Mugo Pine, and its variety Pinus mugo var. ‘Mughus’, or Dwarf Mugo Pine, differ primarily in size and growth habit. The standard Mugo Pine is known for its larger size and more expansive spread, typically growing into a broad, bushy shape. In contrast, the ‘Mughus’ variety is a dwarf form, characterized by a more compact, rounded shape and slower growth rate. This makes ‘Mughus’ particularly suitable for smaller spaces or as a discrete element in garden design, where its controlled growth is advantageous. Both share similar needle characteristics and resilience, but their size and form are what set them apart in landscaping use.
Natural Germination: Whilst not strictly required, Pinus mugo seeds generally benefit from a period of cold stratification to germinate effectively. Sowing the seeds outdoors in autumn allows them to undergo natural stratification during the winter, preparing them for sprouting in spring.
Artificial Stratification: For artificial stratification, mix the seeds with moist sand and refrigerate at 2-5°C for about 30 days. This method simulates the natural winter conditions, breaking the dormancy of the seeds. After stratification, sow the seeds in a warm environment, ideally between 18-22°C, to encourage germination.
Scarification
Soak in water for 24 hours
Germinate
Expect about 98% germinancy
Difficulty Level
Easy
Shaw Green Trees aim to have your order with you in fastest time possible and safest method of transport. Dependent on the parcel size and geographical destination in mind with will select the most suitable courier.
You are welcome to collect any times from our nursery in Euxton, Lancashire. Please contact us to arrange a suitable date and time.
Seeds
We generally send seeds out via Royal Mail Second Class. It’s the safest and easiest way to deliver seeds.
Young Trees
Young trees (Less than 1.2m) will generally be sent via Evri.
Larger quantities of young trees will be sent via UPS.
Large Trees
Larger trees (About 1.5m – 2m) will be sent via UPS or Parcel Force
Huge Trees
Some of our huge trees are too tall to be sent via a courier. They are generally only available for collection from our nursery, local delivery or via pallet courier. This will be shown on the individual product page.
Located in Euxton, West Lancashire, our business is dedicated to providing high-quality UK-grown trees and seeds.
With a focus on sustainability and local sourcing, we offer a diverse range of tree species, ensuring that our customers receive the finest selection of UK-native trees and seeds.
From majestic oaks to delicate blossoms, our stock is carefully cultivated to thrive in the British climate, making it the perfect choice for both amateur gardeners and seasoned professionals.
With a commitment to environmental stewardship and customer satisfaction, we aim to be your reliable ally in crafting stunning and eco-conscious landscapes throughout the UK.
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