A unique upright narrow pyramidal evergreen conifer that will reach a mature height that is taller than the currently available upright Mugo pine (Pinus mugo) cultivars. It originated from a population of Pinus uncinata collected from the Hrubý Jeseník mountain range of Eastern Sudetes in the northern Moravia region near the village of Rejvíz of the Czech Republic. Hardiness: USDA hardiness zone 3 to 7 Mature Size: Height: 26 to 28' Spread: 6 to 8' Form (Shape): Upright, narrow pyramidal habit Growth Rate: Slow to Medium Foliage: Evergreen, forest green colored needles year-round persisting for five or more years. 1 to 2” long in pairs. Texture: Medium Flower: Monoecious, non-ornamental Fruit: 1 to 2” ovoid cone, grayish black at maturity Light Preferences: Full sun to partial shade Soil Preferences: Well drained soils, pH adaptable and tolerant of higher pH soils. Tolerates clay and high calcareous soils. Propagation: Side grafting onto upright Pinus mugo seedlings or other compatible pine species. Ornamental Attributes: This cultivar is an excellent choice for a taller vertical evergreen accent. Resistant to needle-burn. Landscape Attributes: Drought tolerant. Part-shade tolerant. Would make an excellent evergreen screen in part shade conditions. Comments: Faster growing than standard mugo pine because of its mature height. Patent Status: