Silveray Korean Pine

Silveray Korean Pine (Pinus koraiensis 'Silveray')

Silveray Korean Pine (Pinus koraiensis 'Silveray') is a stately, columnar selection of Korean Pine known for its dense, upright habit and soft silver-blue needles. With its symmetrical form and refined texture, this evergreen makes a bold architectural statement in formal landscapes, windbreaks, or mixed conifer groupings. Its narrow growth and eye-catching foliage color set it apart as both a design element and a functional specimen.

Distinctive Features

'Silveray' features long, soft needles in a striking blue-silver hue that remain vibrant throughout the year. The tree forms a naturally dense, columnar silhouette with tight branching and a strong central leader. Unlike broader forms of Korean Pine, �Silveray� grows with a formal, vertical structure, making it ideal for narrow spaces or structured plantings where height is desired without excessive spread.

Growing Conditions

• Sun Exposure: Full sun
• Soil Type: Well-drained sandy, loamy, or slightly rocky soils
• Soil pH: Slightly acidic to neutral
• Water Needs: Moderate; prefers even moisture, especially when young
• USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 to 7

Ideal Uses

• Vertical specimen in formal or modern landscapes
• Screening or windbreak in narrow spaces
• Focal point in conifer gardens or foundation beds
• Accent tree in Asian-inspired or minimalist designs
• Cool-toned contrast against green or gold evergreens

Low Maintenance Care

• Little to no pruning required to maintain shape
• Water deeply during establishment and in dry periods
• Mulch to insulate roots and reduce competition
• Fertilize in early spring only if necessary
• Cold-hardy and tolerant of wind and urban conditions

Why Choose Silveray Korean Pine

• Columnar habit fits tight or structured spaces
• Elegant silver-blue needles provide year-round color
• Low-maintenance and highly adaptable
• Strong vertical accent for design-driven landscapes
• Offers a striking evergreen focal point in any season

Silveray Korean Pine delivers vertical structure, soft color, and graceful form, making it an ideal evergreen focal point for both formal landscapes and smaller urban spaces where upright growth and visual interest are essential.