Pines that greet spring with a flush of gold or white is always an exciting seasonal wake-up in the garden.
Pinus sylvestris 'Brentmoor Blonde' is a large-growing upright tree form of Scots pine with light, wispy branching and a creamy flush of new growth in early spring. Be aware that this plant should be planted where it only gets morning sun; too much afternoon sun and heat can cause scorching of the delicate new shoots.
This cultivar was "found" in the 1990s, growing along a roadside on Brentmoor Road, Bisley, Surrey, United Kingdom.
