Pine, Angel Falls White #6
Pine Angle Falls
Pinus strobus 'Angle Falls'
Height: Typically 6–12 feet tall
Spread: Approximately 4–8 feet wide
Spacing: Plant 6–8 feet apart for full coverage
Growth Rate: Moderate
Evergreen
Ornamental tree
Native to Michigan
Native to United States
Description
Pine Angle Falls is a stunning weeping form of Eastern White Pine, adding a bold, cascading presence to the landscape. Its long, soft blue-green needles drape elegantly from flowing branches, creating a magnificent textural display that remains vibrant year-round. This tree’s unique, sculptural form makes it an inspiring focal point, whether trained upright for a dramatic, architectural effect or left to spill naturally for a more relaxed, organic look. Ideal for rock gardens, slopes, or near water features, it brings movement, interest, and a refreshing softness to any setting.
General Care
- Sunlight: Prefers full sun
- Watering: Water deeply and regularly after planting to establish a strong root system; once established, requires minimal supplemental watering except during prolonged dry periods
- Mulching: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature
- Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring if shaping is desired, selectively removing branches to enhance its cascading form.
With its flowing, weeping habit, refined evergreen needles, and striking year-round appeal, Pine Angle Falls is a grand addition to the landscape, offering a polished, architectural element that stands out in all seasons.
