Pinus koraiensis Stanley Ray

Pinus koraiensis ‘Stanley Ray’ is a distinctive selection of Korean pine valued for its attractive blue-green foliage and refined growth habit. The long, soft needles are held in dense clusters along the branches, giving the tree a full, textural appearance throughout the year. With its naturally upright, pyramidal form, ‘Stanley Ray’ develops into a handsome specimen without requiring extensive pruning.

Korean pine is a long-lived, cold-hardy conifer native to northeastern Asia, including Korea, northeastern China, and parts of Russia. It is also notable for producing edible pine nuts as the species matures. ‘Stanley Ray’ is a good choice for a specimen planting, larger landscape, or conifer collection where its graceful form and evergreen foliage can be appreciated.


Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
Mature Size: Approximately 30–50 ft. tall × 15–25 ft. wide
Type: Evergreen conifer
Foliage: Long, blue-green needles

Overview

Common Name: Stanley Ray Korean Pine

Annual Growth Rate: 4-8"

Shape: Broad Upright

USDA Zone: 4-7

10-Year HxW: 6'x3'

Sun Needs: Full Sun