Picea pungens ‘Sharp Cheddar’ Colorado Spruce
Description
Incredibly bright-gold color persists on this pyramidal tree year-round. Chartreuse needles emerge in spring, making a beautiful contrast with the rich gold color. “Pungens” means “sharp” in Latin, and the color resembles that of cheddar cheese. The original tree was planted as a seedling in Wisconsin. Discovered and introduced by Matt Deates, and the clever name was given by Dax Herbst.
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Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Plant Size | #1 Container, #3 Container, Specimen |
| Latin Name | Picea pungens 'Sharp Cheddar' |
| Common name | Sharp Cheddar Colorado Spruce |
| Sun Exposure | sun |
| ANNUAL GROWTH | 3-8" |
| HxW@10 Years | 6'x3' |
| Growth Rate | Intermediate |
| Form | Pyramidal |
| Hardiness Zone | Zones 4-8 |
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