Pinus Flexilis Pygmaea | Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine - Height 80cm - Width 60cm - 18lt MaturePinus flexilis pygmaea, also known as the Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine, is a small, slow growing tree species that belongs to the Pinaceae family. This tree species is a sub species of Pinus flexilis and is commonly found in the high altitude regions of the western United States, especially in the Rocky Mountains. The Pinus flexilis pygmaea is a unique tree species that grows up to a height of 10 20 feet, with a trunk diameter of approximately 1 2
but beautiful
It typically grows to a height of 10-20 feet and spreads 10-15 feet wide
It is very resistant to frost and tolerant of wind
It thrives in full sun but will tolerate light shade
best to be planted near a sheltered wall
with a dense and compact habit
James Grieve Apple is a hardy
A profusion of graceful
It has shallow roots so drainage is crucial for its successful growth
making it an excellent choice for landscaping and ornamental purposes
It requires very little watering
and simple