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Mugo Pines If you’re looking for a way to spruce up your winter landscape, look no further than the mugo pine. This hardy evergreen tree can withstand harsh winter temperatures while still providing a beautiful addition to any garden. With its dense foliage and ability to thrive in cold climates, here are five of the best mugo pines for your winter landscape. Mugo Pine ‘Paul's Dwarf’ – This is an ideal choice if you’re looking for a low-growing evergreen. Its dense, short needles create a mound shape that adds texture and interest to the landscape. It reaches heights of 1-3 feet with a spread of 3-4 feet, making it perfect for smaller yards or areas that need more ground cover. Mugo Pine ‘Mops’ – Another great choice if you’re looking for something shorter, this variety has a globular shape with a dense canopy of dark green needles. Reaching only 2-3 feet high with a 4-5 foot spread, this type of mugo pine is perfect for creating an instant privacy hedge or filling in spots in yo...

  Pinus Mugo is one of the most common conifers found in high-altitude areas. These plants can be identified by their narrow leaves and short branches, which give them an appearance much like a tree trunk when seen up close or from afar.

View our wide selection of Mugo Pines and choose the best for your landscape. These pines are native to the mountains of Spain east to the Balkan Peninsula, growing as low bushes or small trees up to 12 feet tall. 

The Pinus mugo Pine is a tree that’s found its home in the mountains of Spain and eastward towards Bulgaria. With over 100 years' worth of experience, we have plenty to offer in Mugo Pines when it comes down to choosing which one will work best for your landscape needs.

  Mugo Pine is a native tree to the mountains of Spain and east across Europe. As it matures, Mugo Pines become small with large branches up high 15’-20'(H) x 20'-30'. They only grow 5 - 10 feet tall in just 10 years.