Cheyenne - Limber Pine

Cheyenne limber pine (Pinus flexilis ‘Cheyenne’) is a compact evergreen selection with light-green needles marked by silvery-blue streaks. Its uniform, broad-upright form grows to a garden size of about 15 feet tall by 10 feet wide, and the breeder describes it as intermediate in growth. [Iseli Nursery’s cultivar page](https://iselinursery.com/colorful-conifers/pinus-pine/pinus-flexilis-cheyenne/) gives USDA zone 4 and full sun, and notes that the tree tolerates weather extremes while performing best in moist, well-drained soil. ## Form and placement Use Cheyenne as a specimen or an upright accent where its compact outline and needle color remain visible. The recorded 4.5-meter height and 3-meter width correspond closely to Iseli’s 15-by-10-foot garden-size dimensions. The cultivar’s exact name and parentage are maintained as Pinus flexilis ‘Cheyenne’; the supplied developer reference identifies Iseli Nursery as its breeder. ## Maintenance Plant in full sun and provide moisture in well-drained soil, especially while the tree establishes. Although the breeder notes tolerance of harsh, dry conditions, the plant performs best when soil does not remain waterlogged and receives moisture during dry periods. Its compact shape needs little corrective pruning; retain the natural broad-upright outline.