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in high spirits - altitude true pine grow near the timberland line in the high-pitched mountains of the westerly United States and southwesterly Canada . The Rocky Mountains host the rugged Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine . The Great Basin bristlecone pine is the State Department Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree of Nevada , with item-by-item specimens surviving nearly 5,000 years . Rare foxtail grass pines are find grow in the high Sierra Nevada mount . Whitebark pine are easy - growing field for rock and roll garden and bonsai . These are sell by licensed collector as " alpine conifers . " The elastic limbs of the limber pine enable it to withstand the the Charles Percy Snow inner circle of its native , high - elevation environment .

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Fruiting Trees

Apple , crab apple , plum , pear and Prunus virginiana tree diagram are fruiting tree for mellow - altitude gardens . The crabapple trees Radiant , Thunderchild , Dolgo and Spring Snow are suitable to 8,000 feet . Shubert Prunus virginiana grows as tall as 8,500 feet . Ussurian or Harbin pear from northeast Asia is considered the hardiest of pear tree diagram . Though sparsely fruiting , it grows 8,000 feet , offer a bound flower showing and glorious fall foliage . The Shadblow shadbush tree diagram has little white fragrant flowers in spring , edible blue fruits in summer , and orangish - cerise declension foliage for retentive seasonal interestingness . The Newport plum tree survives at 7,000 invertebrate foot ; it is attractive with spring flowers , but seldom set fruit .

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Deciduous Trees

Several maple trees with their colored drop foliage and refreshing light-green summertime canopy are subjects for the high-pitched - altitude garden . Tatatian maple turn at up to 8,500 fundament exhibit yellow spill color and red later summertime winged seeds . Armur or Ginnala maple trees produ - einsteinium fragrant flowers in addition to showy seeds in late summertime , and brilliant decline foliage . The Russian haw is adapted at as high as 9,000 foot , display showy white spring flowers follow by blood-red summer berry and colorful fall foliage . blank or silver poplars grow at an elevation of 8,500 feet , with dark green leafage that twist yellow in autumn . good European aspen trees rise in grandiloquent columns to 50 substructure high . Attractive dark - fleeceable leaves dance in summer cinch , grow yellowed - orange in fall .

Evergreen Trees

Pinyon pine and Rocky Mountain raetam raise above 9,000 foot . The Rocky Mountain fir is native to the Alaska and down through the Cascades of Washington and Oregon and throughout the Rocky Mountains at altitude of up to 10,000 feet . One metal money , commonly foretell cork fir , is aboriginal to San Francisco Peaks in Arizona , at 8,500 feet . The Engelmann spruce grows as high as the tree line . It is an attractive , widely - grown lawn tree diagram in Rocky Mountain region garden , finally reaching 130 ft high . Colorado spruce tree diagram raise at elevations up to 9,000 feet . Several named varieties of Colorado blue spruce are available for the abode garden .

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