black pine
Britishnoun
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He specialized in black pines and yose ue, the forest style of bonsai that places several trees together in one pot.
From Los Angeles Times
An avid global traveler, Wolfe always comes home to recharge in his garden, where mature cedars and carefully sculpted black pines frame a distant view of Puget Sound and the Olympic mountain range.
From Seattle Times
With its specially placed rocks, a pond with a bridge, Japanese maples, sculptured black pines and a variety of shrubbery, the garden needs a lot of maintenance.
From Seattle Times
The botanic garden, where Charles helped plant a black pine during his tour, is also celebrating an anniversary - its 400th.
From BBC
He started as a volunteer at the Huntington, helping to develop and to tend to a small collection of black pine penjing.
From Los Angeles Times
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