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Buddhist Pine

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Podocarpus, or Buddhist Pine, is a versatile evergreen with dense, sculptural foliage perfect for privacy screens, hedges, or accent trees. Its upright, columnar form works beautifully in formal gardens, modern landscapes, or residential settings. Low-maintenance and adaptable to full sun or partial shade, Podocarpus provides year-round greenery and can be shaped into elegant forms or left natural for a striking architectural presence.

Podocarpus, or Buddhist Pine, is a versatile evergreen with dense, sculptural foliage perfect for privacy screens, hedges, or accent trees. Its upright, columnar form works beautifully in formal gardens, modern landscapes, or residential settings. Low-maintenance and adaptable to full sun or partial shade, Podocarpus provides year-round greenery and can be shaped into elegant forms or left natural for a striking architectural presence.

    • Height:

      15–40 ft

    • Width / Spread:

      8–15 ft

    • Growth Habit: Upright, columnar to pyramidal; dense evergreen foliage; can be pruned into formal hedges or topiaries

  • Inconspicuous, small flowers; not showy

  • Attracts birds with fleshy seeds; minimal insect attraction

  • Evergreen foliage provides year-round interest; glossy, aromatic leaves; dense, sculptural form when pruned

  • Full Sun to Partial Shade

  • Moderate once established; drought-tolerant

    • Privacy Hedge

    • Accent Tree

    • Formal Gardens

    • Foundation Plantings

    • Topiary Or Container Planting

    • Screening

    • Mediterranean

    • Formal

    • Coastal

    • Residential

    • Modern Gardens

    • Boxwood

    • Indian Hawthorn

    • Lavender

    • Rosemary

    • Camellia

    • Agapanthus

    • Photinia

    • Holly

    • Juniper

    • Oleander

  • Evergreen year-round; versatile for formal or informal landscapes; dense foliage ideal for privacy screens; can be pruned into elegant shapes; low-maintenance once established; attracts birds