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Oct 22, 2026
Everything You Wanted to Know About Conifers But Were Afraid To Ask with Mill Garden Centre| S12 E2 Scotland Grows Show
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MT O'DonnellHOST
Is there really such a thing as a dwarf conifer or does dwarf just mean that it will grow more slowly?
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21:28Colin McIndoeGUEST
There are many conifers which are slow growing, which people can maybe get caught out with over a long period of time.
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21:38Colin McIndoeGUEST
So some dwarf conifer varieties, such as some Sharni citrus obtusa varieties, like Nara gracilis and Aurea.
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21:47Colin McIndoeGUEST
they're fantastic small chamisiparas that will in time reach maybe a maximum of two feet height and spread and are fantastic for pots and rockeries lots of pisces alberta globe lots of the pisces varieties are fantastic as well as true dwarf carnivores And our favourites, lots of grafted pines as well.
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22:08Colin McIndoeGUEST
So there are some lovely grafted pines that look great in alpine pots and rockeries.
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