Whitebark pine tends to feel at home high above sea level, up on windswept slopes dominated by long winters and low temperatures. It's a tree that finds comfort in the wildest of our wild places, a specialist that approaches life with rugged attitude amid rugged altitude, in the skyscraping country of the northern Rockies and high Sierras.
This sturdy, five-needled pine prospers in monumental landscapes like the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and Glacier National Park. No stranger ...