Bush’s Lace Engelmann Spruce This fast-growing conifer has powder-blue needles on branches that weep down from the main, upright leader. A very soft-textured conifer which makes a great specimen plant. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 1-8 Intermediate Sun 10’x3′

Blue Magoo Engelmann Spruce New growth hangs, making the otherwise upright plant appear to have weeping tertiary branches. The growth stiffens by summer. Purple-red cones in spring. Most would confuse this for an unusual Picea pungens. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 1-8 Intermediate Sun 7’x4′

Rotenhaus Norway Spruce An extremely narrow weeping tree, this Norway spruce stays less than 2′ wide when 10′ tall, and it does not require staking. Shaped like a cylindrical fountain, the trees branches with blue-green needles suggest water neatly cascading until it hits the ground. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Intermediate Sun/Part Shade […]

Lemonade Norway Spruce This pyramidal spruce was found as a result of crossing Picea abies ‘Acrocona’ with Picea abies ‘Gold Drift’ by Bob Fincham. This particular seedling has an open-branching habit and wonderful golden coloration, especially in winter. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Dwarf Sun/Part Shade 4.5’x3′

Gold Finch Norway Spruce One of the new introductions from Bob Fincham found by crossing ‘Gold Drift’ with ‘Acrocona’. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Dwarf Sun/Part Shade 3’x2′

Gold Dust Norway Spruce A very unique-colored spruce, having golden tones sprinkled throughout the foliage. The diminutive needles and the upright growth add to the beauty of this dwarf tree. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Dwarf Sun/Part Shade 4’x2′

Gold Drift Norway Spruce A weeping golden form! Pendulous branches and a drifting (upright) or weeping central leader. Can be staked to form an upright weeper, or untrained to be a cascading mound. Yellow color is more pronounced in full sun, but can burn young plants. Discovered as a sport on ‘Reflexa’ by Bob Fincham. […]

Farnsburg Norway Spruce Bright green foliage on this gracefully-weeping tree is soft to the touch. This cultivar was found as a seedling from the more-common ‘Inversa’ in Switzerland. Will develop into a narrow tree if staked. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Dwarf Sun/Part Shade 6’x3′

Dandylion Norway Spruce One of the new seedlings found by Bob Fincham’s deliberate cross of the golden, weeping Picea abies ‘Gold Drift’ and the prolific cone-bearing Picea abies ‘Acrocona’. This dwarf has golden foliage and will eventually produce numerous cones. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Dwarf Sun/Part Shade 4’x3′

Cupressina Norway Spruce A columnar form with dark green foliage. Stiff branches held close to the trunk allow this cultivar to withstand snow load better than most columnar evergreens. Hardiness Growth Rate Esposure HxW@10yrs Zones 3-8 Intermediate Sun/Part Shade 10’x2.5′