Japanese Umbrella Pine Potted the shrub develops berries that

the shrub develops berries that attract birds

and the most intense fall color

Light fragrance and pollinator appeal

around shaded foundations

Japanese Umbrella Pine Potted the shrub develops berries thatJapanese Umbrella Pine Trees or Sciadopitys veticillata gets its common name from the umbrella like whorls of needles that grow at the ends of the branches. Each whorl contains 20 to 30 soft, flattened, dark green needles up to 5" long that radiate outward in a manner that resembles the ribs of an open umbrella. In its native habitat in Japan, this evergreen conifer may grow to 90 tall. In cultivation in the U. S., however, it typically matures to 25