The Potting Journal
Gardening is a never-ending labor of love. Let us help you keep track.
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Featured plant
Hybrid Pine
Pinus x attenuradiata 'Monty Knob'
Monty Knob is a hardy and vigorous hybrid pine that combines the best of its parents: the resilience of the Knobcone Pine (Pinus attenuata) and the rapid growth of the Monterey Pine (Pinus radiata). This evergreen conifer is particularly valued for interior or garden plantings where a more stable, smaller alternative to the standard Monterey Pine is desired. It features attractive green-gray foliage and a conical crown that remains dense when young, eventually maturing into a more open and rounded form. This selection is known for being faster than a straight Knobcone Pine but more adaptable to garden conditions than a Monterey Pine.