pine tree that looks like a bonsai Japanese Black Pine General Tree

pine tree that looks like a bonsai Japanese Black Pine General TreeBotanical Name Pinus thunbergii Also Known As Twisted Black Pine Kuromatsu Specifications Plant Type Native From USDA Zone Light Needs Watering Needs Leaves Life Cycle Avg. Mature Size Growth Rate Bloom Time Flower Color Tree Asia 4 9 Partial Full Sun Regularly Evergreen Perennial 7' Tall and 4' Wide Fast Non Flowering Non Flowering The Japanese Black Pine is one of the most popular traditional tree choices for an Asian Garden Landscape yard design.

Specifications

The Japanese Black Pine is one of the most popular traditional tree choices for an Asian Garden Landscape yard design. It's a strong species that tolerates wind, heat, drought and salt. Their needles have a rich deep emerald to dark green color and grows dense on its branches. It develops lime green candles in late spring that change into a dark brown color in mid fall.

Older needles will shed during mid to late fall. As the tree ages, the young gray branches turn dark black-brown with scale plates all over the trunk and larger branches. This gives it a much older rustic look.