Pinus sylvestris ‘Filip’s Yellow Fellow’ Dwarf Scots Pine nov29 European Hornbeam

European Hornbeam

'Hi-no-tsukasa' is not a deep maroon

This gives a nice contrast with the leaves

who loved the nuances of each and every plant

Due to the ability of Cryptomeria to grow well in the shade

Pinus sylvestris ‘Filip’s Yellow Fellow’ Dwarf Scots Pine nov29 European HornbeamPinus sylvestris 'Filips Yellow Fellow Rare Dwarf Scots Pine Tree Zones 3 7 Pinus sylvestris 'Filip's Yellow Fellow' is a golden yellow Scots pine discovered as a chance seedling by Edwin Smits in Michigan. This stunning evergreen conifer is prized for its glowing chartreuse to golden yellow foliage, with the brightest coloration developing during the winter months. Growing into a beautiful shrub like or small tree form, 'Filip's Yellow Fellow'