Picea orientalis Aureospicata Japanese Gardens

Picea orientalis Aureospicata Japanese GardensThis medium to large form of the Oriental Spruce has dramatic bright gold new growth in the spring, making it a spectacular specimen. The bright colored foliage slowly turns to a medium green by late summer. The narrow stature tree will reach 15 20 ft tall in 10 or more years. Reddish purple cones are produced in late spring that add to the ornamental quality of this tree. A great specimen tree for any yard.

which can get to -45 deg F

We consider this variety to be in the Rare catagory

Found and named by Sydney Waxman of the University of Connecticut

you will definitely want this one in your collection

Makes a nice mounding plant with rich green foliage

Watching this beautiful little Serbian Spruce grow into our garden has been such a joy

and will need some shaping after the bloom to keep it looking nice

This is a rare plant

It is greener in the shade and seems to flower more there

Moon Orchid

Once the blooming is finished

was thought to have taken cuttings from trees that were sent from Europe for a horticultural display at the 1915 Pan Pacific International Exposition