Picea orientalis, Caucasian Spruce.

Picea orientalis, Caucasian Spruce.USDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 4 Native Range: Caucasus Mountains, Asia Minor. Soil: Well drained, low pH. Light: Full sun to light shade. Mine are in 50% shade. Too hot here. Height in the Garden: Up to 60'. Attributes: Picea orientalis has the shortest needles of the genus Picea. It is a beautiful tree with dense foliage and branching. It is slow, but steady growing. There is an stunning example of Oriental Spruce at Green Lake Park in Seattle,

beautiful fruit in fall and winter

USDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 6–9Native Range: Western ChinaSoil: Well-drained

Notes: This is an unusual

Notes: Purple sprite is an easy to grow shade perennial that also makes wonderful kusamono

acidic to neutral

Soil: Average to poor soil conditions and Highly acidic to slightly alkaline

Height in the Garden: 60'

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smooth light brown bark and stunningly beautiful

is a hardy

Hinoki Cypress is a sacred tree in its home land and has innumerable uses

fast growing shade tree featuring tons of orange colored fruits in the fall and winter