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Height 1' and width 3' in 20 years
Zones 4-8
Full Sun/Partial Shade
Container Gardening: 1 Gallon Pot
Miniature globe with flat top. Stiff branches have
blue-green needles. Ideal for rock gardens or
borders. |
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Grows about 2" a year
Zones 4-8
Full Sun
Container Gardening: One Gallon Pot
Chubby pyramidal shape and short, dark green
needles. |
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Height 3' tall and 4' wide
Zones 4-8
Full Sun
Container Gardening: 4" pot
Birds-nest Spruce. Tight horizontal branches of gray-green
needles and a slightly depressed top.
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10" tall and wide
Zones 4-8
Full Sun
Container Gardening: 4" pot
Short, silvery-blue needles catch the eye on cute,
miniature plant. |
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6-8' tall, 2-3' wide at base
Zones 3-6
Full Sun
Container Gardening: 5" pot
Dwarf Alberta Spruce. Dense pyramid-shaped evergreen
with bright green needles. Slow growing when older.
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Picea glauca 'Sanders Blue' |
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Height 5' tall and 3' wide
Zones 3-6
Full Sun
Container Gardening: Large 5" pot
Dense pyramid-shaped evergreen with blue needles.
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Picea mariana 'Nana' 18-20" tall, zones 3-6, full
sun, 4" pot |
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18-20" tall
Zones 3-6
Full Sun
Container Gardening: 4" pot
Dwarf Black Spruce. Slowly growing in rounded mound
shape with dense branching and beautiful gray-green
needles. |
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Picea orientalis 'Skylands' |
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Height 4' and width 3
Zones 5-8
Full Sun
Container Gardening: One Gallon Pot
Golden yellow needles all year draw the eye. This
semidwarf tree has a regular pyramidal shape.
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Picea pungens 'Glauca Prostrata' 12-16" tall, zone
3, full sun, 1 gal. pot |
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12-16" tall
Zones 3
Full Sun
Container Gardening: One Gallon Pot
Prostrate Colorado Blue Spruce. Excellent blue color
on low growing, spreading plant. Useful as ground
cover, falling over stone walls, or staked up about
three feet and cascading for a waterfall effect.
Grows about six inches a year. |
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Picea, pungens 'Hoopsi' , zones 3-8, full sun, 1
gal. pot |
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Height 8', width 3' in 10 years
Zones 3-8
Full Sun
Container Gardening: One Gallon Pot
One of the brightest blues of the Colorado Spruces.
Slower growth rate than regular Spruce.
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