CATTON ARBORETUM
Pinus sylvestris Aurea
Common name: Golden Scots Pine
Year planted: 2020
Country of origin: Pinus Sylvestris are indigenous to Scotland
Year introduced: Aurea was first described in 1876
Description: Planted on behalf of Mrs Margaret Huddleston. Scots. Aurea is a yellow needled tree of the traditional Scots Pine, often being blue green in summer and turning yellow in the winter. A slower growing form of the normal Pine Aurea can eventually grow to 10 to 15m tall.
what3words: rises.hoops.helped
Tree number: 38
Year planted: 2020
Country of origin: Pinus Sylvestris are indigenous to Scotland
Year introduced: Aurea was first described in 1876
Description: Planted on behalf of Mrs Margaret Huddleston. Scots. Aurea is a yellow needled tree of the traditional Scots Pine, often being blue green in summer and turning yellow in the winter. A slower growing form of the normal Pine Aurea can eventually grow to 10 to 15m tall.
what3words: rises.hoops.helped
Tree number: 38
