Pinus strobus ‘Angel Falls’ conifer

A stunning new conifer with a tall narrow cascading habit. It creates a beautiful and unique focal point. Angel Falls has long fluffy needles and strongly cascading branches that form a skirt at the base. Stake when young to achieve height. Angel Falls would be lovely spilling off the edges of a wall or anywhere you want a soft vertical element. Angel Falls has a much slower growth rate and a fuller fluffy appearance than it’s parent, Pinus strobus Pendula. The slow growth rate makes it a perfect addition for smaller landscapes. ‘Angel Falls’ weeping white pine resembles a waterfall and was named after the worlds largest waterfall in Canaima National Park, Venezuela. You can expect it to grow approximately 10-15’ tall and 4-5 ft wide over time. Zones 3-8