Austrian Pine

Bosnian Pine

A beautiful, slow growing tree with a densely branched, pyramidal form and short, glossy, dark green needles. An added attraction are young, purple-blue cones.

Bristlecone Pine

A rounded, often shrubby evergreen, with scaled dark gray bark and irregularly spreading branches. Short, dark green needles have specks of white resin that form on them. Growth can vary greatly.

Winter Jade Austrian Pine

A beautiful pine which retains its deep green color throughout the winter. It has a broad, pyramidal form with long, compact needles. Its form becomes more open with age.

Limber Pine

This is a very attractive, native pine. Shows adaptability to a wide range of soil conditions. Give this tree room it will become quite large with age. Fast growth becoming open and airy with age.

Piñon Pine

Spreading branches sweep upward to create a bushy, broad, rounded evergreen with short green needles. Small, rounded cones produce edible nuts. A Colorado Native.

Ponderosa Pine

A native tree of Colorado. This long needled Pine is most useful as a stately specimen or for wind break. Its grows a deep tap root which makes it a good choice in a windy site. Very cold hardy and drought tolerant tree. Space trees 15 feet apart.

Scotch Pine

Distinctive, heavily plated, yellowish-orange bark and layered spreading branches create an interesting conical to rounded evergreen with short, twisted, bluish-green needles and egg shaped cones.

Southwestern White Pine (Mexican Border Pine) (Border Pine)

A conical to rounded crown with layered, spreading branches and slender, soft textured, bluish green needles. Ash gray bark becomes dark gray as it ages. Large ornamental cones.

Swiss Stone Pine

Very handsome, somewhat slow growing pine. A narrow upright pyramid in youth, becoming open with spreading drooping branches when mature. Makes an interesting specimen. Very soft needles. EASY TO GROW!

Tanyosho Table Top Pine

Interesting flat topped evergreen tree. Lends itself well to Japanese style gardens. Becomes very picturesque with age.

Taylor's Sunburst Lodgepole Pine

Vanderwolf Pyramid Limber Pine

Distinctive, densely branched, upright, narrow form with especially nice dark green to bluish- green needles. Oval cones are light brown. A handsome specimen.