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Picea glauca ‘Blue Teardrop’ White Spruce
- Broadly pyramidal dwarf with dense, compact branching
- Small, blue-green needles and contrasting reddish-brown cones
- Very hardy, excellent little tree with good color for small spaces
Description
A broad pyramid with blue-green needles. Very small needles and dense branching produces a very tight attractive form. Excellent hardiness. Was found at Coenosium Gardens when they were located in Aurora, Oregon (Mitsch Nursery) as a sport on a Picea glauca ‘Echiniformis’. Also incorrectly considered a cultivar of Black Spruce, Picea mariana ‘Blue Teardrop’.
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Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Latin Name | Picea glauca 'Blue Teardrop' |
| Plant Size | #1 Container, #5 Container, #7, 18-24", #7, 24-30", #7, 30-36" |
| Common name | Blue Teardrop White Spruce |
| Hardiness Zone | Zones 2-8 |
| Sun Exposure | Sun |
| Annual Growth | 3-6" |
| Growth Rate | dwarf |
| Color | blue |
| Form | Pyramidal |
| HXW@10 Years | 4'x2.5' |
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