Nice finds Alexander!

Pinus sylvestris brooms are common and already found by the hundreds.
But remember, these are the ones which were found by you, so for you they're very special.

The Pinus halepensis broom is very special!
I'm only familiar with the 'Nana' which was found as a broom in Spain.

I would be very glad to let graft these for you so you can add them to your own personal collection in about two years.

This post was edited by coniferjoy on Wed, Sep 25, 13 at 17:24

Thank you Edwin! :)

The only problem is its location, I live about 1000km away from it so I can't go get any scions during winter. I'll probably be there next summer though, but that's outside grafting season.
Or can pines still be grafted during summer but just with a lower success rate?

Resin & Clément, is Pinus halepensis winterhardy enough in the Dutch zone 7?

Alexander, in cases of an emergency it's always worth to try to graft pines at the end of summer.
The long distance will make it such a case...

"Resin & Clément, is Pinus halepensis winterhardy enough in the Dutch zone 7?"

I'd say probably not. It might possibly survive on islands like Texel, but not elsewhere in the Netherlands.

Resin

Exact, Pinus halepensis are not hardy here in Belgium.
Clement