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picea abies ‘Brno’

This dense, miniature globe with a flattened top grows about 1/2" per year and may be 15" wide by 10" high in twenty-five years. Its foliage is green with short needles. This choice, distinctive miniature plant forms a low, wide, dense pillow with green foliage and pronounced winter buds. It has thin branches and tiny needles. It is difficult to even push a finger into the plant. (3)

Stk# 47300S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 40.00

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PICEA ABIES 'CLANBRASSILIANA'

The serious collector who wants to add the first named dwarf conifer to his collection should consider purchasing this true descendent of the first plant named in 1836 (planted about 1798). This selection is very dense, slow growing with dark green foliage and tiny needles. It becomes broadly conical as it ages. (3))
Stk# 47550S      5" pot . . . . . $ 30.00

 

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picea abies ‘dan’s dwarf’

This miniature plant came from Greg Williams and has been growing in our garden for ten years. It has become a squat, conical, densely branched little bush that grows about 1" per year. (3)
Stk# 48015S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 35.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘DUMPY’

Originating as a witches’ broom on ‘Pygmaea’ about 1970 at Red Lodge Nursery in England, this dense, miniature mound grows less than 1" per year. (3)
Stk# 48050S      5" pot .  .  .  $ 45.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘ELLWANGERANA’

This dwarf, narrowly conical plant is dense with an irregular outline.
An old cultivar, it is even dwarfer on its own roots. (4)
Stk# 48450S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

 

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PICEA ABIES ‘EVA’

A miniature form with tiny needles, it develops into a squatly conical little gem of a plant. Its terminal can grow up to 3" per year.  (3)
Stk# 48550S      5" pot  .    .  $ 30.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘FORMANEK’

A prostrate selection that is quite dwarf, it develops into a broad mound.
The mound might be 3' across at ten years and less than 6" high. (3)
Stk# 48595S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 30.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘GOLD DRIFT’

A new selection unlike anything else presently available anywhere, this plant was developed from a sport Bob discovered on a side branch of Picea abies ‘Reflexa’. The spring growth is lime green, but the sun turns it bright gold by late spring. It then remains gold through the winter, becoming gold tipped before the new growth appears in the spring. It can trail over a wall or be staked to become an upright weeper. The full sun causes burning in the Northwest on young plants which disappears as the plant matures. (3)

Stk# 48760S       5" pot Staked .  .  .  $ 40.00
Stk# 48760U       5" pot Unstaked, smaller .  .  .  $ 30.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘HASIN’

A distinctive miniature plant that forms a low, wide, dense pillow with dark green foliage and pronounced winter buds, it grows less than ½” per year with thin branches and tiny needles. It is difficult to push a finger into the plant. (3)
Stk# 48960S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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picea abies 'hochstein'

This dense, little cushion has pronounced winter buds with needles clustered
at their branch tips. (3)
Stk# 49025S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

 

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picea abies 'karlotejn'

This dwarf, compact, cushion-shaped plant with green foliage
that grows about 2" per year. (3)
Stk# 49450S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

 

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picea abies 'klucenice'

This dwarf, dense, compact globe, grows 1" per year and at ten years may
be 10" wide by 10" high. Its foliage is light green with short needles. (3)

Stk# 49565S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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Picea abies ‘Kluis’

This dwarf selection initially grows as a miniature ball. After five to ten years, some upright growth will occur, possibly as much as 6" per year while the rest of the plant maintains its miniature appearance. With age it will become conical and very dense and may be about 3' tall when twenty years old. The foliage is predominantly very short and thin with a green color. (4)
Stk# 49575S      5" pot  .   .   .    $35.00

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picea abies 'kraca'

A dwarf, compact, cushion-shaped plant with green foliage, it grows about 2" per year. (3)
Stk# 49588S      5" pot . . . $35.00

 

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picea abies 'kunradice'

This dense, compact, flat-topped globe grows 1" per year
and has light green foliage. (3)

Stk# 49590S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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picea abies ‘nidiformis kalous’

This cultivar develops into a miniature ball with a growth rate of about 1/2" per year. The branchlets are short with protruding winter buds and thin, short, green needles.  (3)
Stk# 50902S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 40.00

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picea abies ‘norkkoping’

This small, upright tree with bright yellow foliage grows slower
and denser than ‘Aurea’ or ‘Aurea Jacobsen’. (3)
Stk# 50925S 5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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picea abies 'pachyphylla' (SOLD OUT)

This slow growing, irregular and open selection has very short, thick, and stiff branches.
Its leaves are also very thick and fleshy. (3)
Stk# 51100S 5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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picea abies ‘pusch’

Anyone who likes ‘Acrocona’ will just love this selection. Discovered as a witches’ broom on ‘Acrocona’, it is a dwarf plant with miniature cones on the ends of its branches.  It becomes broader than high with an irregular outline. The spring cones are bright red. It grows about 3" per year and at ten years may be 2' wide. (3)
Stk# 52500S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 35.00

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PICEA ABIES ‘TOMPA’

A dwarf selection that grows squatly conical and looks much like a broad dwarf Alberta Spruce but with the coarser foliage of Picea abies, it will be about 24" high in ten years. (3)
Stk# 53725S      5" pot .  .  .  $ 35.00

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picea abies 'tufty'

A slow growing, irregularly shaped bush with branches shooting off in all directions,
its foliage is light green with thin needles. It is a conversation piece in any garden. (3)
Stk# 53800S       5" pot . . . $ 40.00

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PICEA ABIES 'VON BEMMEL' (SOLD OUT)

This miniature ball grows almost as slowly as 'Wichtel' and is also difficult to propagate
because the cuttings are so tiny. It grows about 1/4" per year. (3))
Stk# 53840S      5" pot . . . . . $ 40.00

 

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Picea abies 'Wichtel'

There is some debate as to the origin of this cultivar, but apparently it originated in the Hillier Arboretum near Winchester, England as a diminutive witches' broom on Picea abies 'Humilis'. It is the slowest growing selection of Picea abies available anywhere.
Stk# 54175S      5" pot $80.00

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picea abies ‘witches' brood’

Found and named by Linc Foster, this plant has very fine, light green foliage
and starts out globular but becomes conical. It is very slow growing
and will be about 3' high in fifteen years. (3)
Stk# 54190S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 35.00

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picea abies ‘zajecice’

This true miniature becomes globe shaped with small, thin, dark green needles, and grows to softball size in about ten years. The name means "rabbity place" and is a village in the Czech Republic. (3)
Stk# 54195S     5" pot  .   .  .  $ 35.00

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picea glauca ‘burning well’

This dense, low cushion with gray-green foliage and resinous brown buds grows
 just over 1" per year. (2)
Stk# 54975S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 35.00

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picea glauca ‘cecilia’

Developing into a miniature bun with short needles arranged radially around each branchlet, this selection grows about 1" per year. Its foliage is silver-gray to blue with globular, dark brown buds (2)
Stk# 55000S     5" pot  .  .  .  $ 30.00

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picea glauca 'palecek'

A dense, globose selection, it grows about 1" per year, becoming 10" wide by 8" high in ten years. Its foliage is blue-green and the name means “small thumb”. (2)
Stk# 56380S      5" pot . . . $ 35.00

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picea glauca 'pixie dust'

Originating at Iseli Nursery, this plant grows just like 'Pixie' but the second flush is bright yellow. It is like a miniature 'Rainbow's End'. (2)
Stk# 56605S      5" pot (small) . $ 35.00

 

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