Pinus sylvestris Jeremy
Pinus sylvestris ‘Jeremy’ is a miniature selection of Scotch pine that forms a low, compact mound with short, bright green needles. It originated as a witch’s broom discovered by B. Reynolds in Wellingborough, England, in 1973. The plant remains exceptionally small, reaching approximately 1 ft. tall × 1 ft. wide after 10 years, making it well suited to rock gardens, troughs, and miniature conifer collections.
‘Jeremy’ is best grown in full sun and well-drained soil. Its dense, compact growth and very small mature size make it particularly useful for small-scale plantings and collector gardens.
Growth Habit: Miniature, low mound