MOUNTAIN PINE  Pinus mugo subsp. uncinata
• A hardy, upright form of Mountain Pine valued for its strong, tree‑like habit compared to the shrubbier common mugo forms.
• Features dense, dark green needles held in pairs, creating a rich evergreen presence year‑round; needles are long and robust.
• Exceptionally tolerant of wind, cold, drought, and poor soils, including sandy, rocky, or alkaline sites; thrives in exposed prairie conditions with minimal care.
• A durable, slow‑growing conifer ideal for shelterbelts, rock gardens, xeriscapes, and small landscapes where a compact, resilient evergreen is desired.
• Full Sun
• Zone 2, 4–10 m Height × 3–6 m Width
