Specimen Japanese White Pine (Pinus pentaphylla) – Rare Hand-Trained Collector Tree

Specimen Japanese White Pine - Description

• Premium potted Pinus pentaphylla (Japanese White Pine) specimen tree
• Rare, mature, hand-trained Japanese-style bonsai form
• Imported and cultivated by master growers over several decades
• Pot Size: 100L > Woodbox(L x l x h): 100*100*65 <
• Current Size: approx. 140cm tall
• Trunk: Expertly shaped and aged with natural movement and character
• Each tree is entirely unique — no two specimens are the same
• Represents decades of patient craftsmanship and traditional horticultural artistry
• In Irish growing conditions, it would take well over 70 years to achieve this level of maturity and refinement
• One of the most sought-after conifer species for collectors and Japanese garden designs
• Perfect as a centrepiece tree for courtyards, formal gardens, or high-end landscape projects

Specimen Japanese White Pine - Characteristics

• Evergreen conifer with fine blue-green needles grouped in soft clusters of five
• Graceful layered branch structure, trained into cloud-like tiers
• Slow-growing, long-lived species — highly valued for its longevity and symbolism
• Foliage remains dense and compact throughout the year
• Mature Height: approx. 1.5m (maintained form)
• Hardiness: Fully hardy in Irish conditions, tolerating cold winters
• Prefers full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soil
• Ideal for Japanese-inspired landscapes, zen gardens, and collector showcases

Specimen Japanese White Pine - Delivery Information

• Premium FREE delivery service available nationwide
• Delivered securely via pallet or specialised plant transport
• Each specimen is individually inspected and packaged for safe transport
• Please contact us directly to arrange purchase and delivery details

Specimen Japanese White Pine - Care Instructions

• Position in full sun in a sheltered, well-drained location
• Water regularly during dry spells but avoid overwatering
• Prune lightly to maintain form and structure — avoid heavy pruning
• Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertiliser
• Mulch base to conserve moisture and enhance presentation

Japanese White Pine - Facts

• Known in Japan as "Goyomatsu", meaning "Five-Needle Pine"
• Considered a living symbol of longevity, strength, and spiritual peace
• Highly prized by collectors worldwide for its beauty, rarity, and age
• Often featured in high-end bonsai exhibitions and Japanese temple gardens