Origin
The Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri Nana', also known as the Dwarf Scots Pine, is a cultivar of the Pinus sylvestris, originating from Europe and North Asia. It was specifically cultivated for landscaping purposes and has found its way into gardens all over the world.

Characteristics
The Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri Nana' is characterized by its small size and compact shape, making it an ideal species for smaller gardens. The tree is evergreen and has blue-grey needles that grow in clusters. Unlike the wild Pinus sylvestris, this variety grows much more slowly and reaches a maximum height of 1 to 1.5 meters. The bark is red-brown and peels off in mature specimens.

Care
The Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri Nana' requires little from the soil; it thrives in both poor and deep, nutritious soil. The plant can be positioned in full sunlight or semi-shaded areas, but has a slight preference for a sunny location. Watering is only necessary during prolonged periods of drought. Pruning is unnecessary for this tree, as it naturally has a beautiful shape and compact growth.