Not too much, its a dwarf

Photos in the Malik Gardens, Cesko

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Pinus aristata �Formal Form�
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Pinus aristata �Formal Form� Mesterhazy & Malik Photos

Zsolt

It's not a dwarf, but a slow grower (intermediate) which will turn into a small tree after some years.
Unfortunately the Iseli Nursery doesn't show a pic at their website but they mentioned that it will grow larger then the 'Sherwood Compact' from which you can see a pic at the link.
Now you can decide how much space you have to give it in your garden ;0)

Here is a link that might be useful: Pinus aristata 'Sherwood Compact'

I thought it was Pinus aristata 'Formal Form'. I have seen a specimen at Bickelhaupt Arboretum and it was indeed 5-6 feet tall and about 4 feet wide. Indeed, it was on its' way at that size to becoming larger and also growing faster.

Dax

Pinus longaeva is totaly differend from Pinus aristata.
Not only the non resin needles, the needle- and crown structure, but also the cones are differend.
In the past it was Pinus aristata var. longaeva, now it's only Pinus longaeva as a true species.
Resin, please tell me if this info isn't right...

No white resin dots on the needles there, which suggests P. longaeva rather than P. aristata.

Growth rate looks normal for P. longaeva, so I'd expect a mature height of around 15m in maybe 100-200 years. But don't expect it to live to 5,000 in lowland climates. As if that matters to anyone here ;-)

Resin