Picea likiangensis var. purpurea Web Specials

Picea likiangensis var. purpurea Web SpecialsRare purple cone spruce. Found native to western China and eastern Tibet. The tree grows 4" 6" per year, making a shrubby tree 5 ft tall in 10 years. The cones are purple when young, and measure around 2 inches long. Pyramidal. Useful as a screen or hedge. Will become 30 ft tall over time. Hardy to zone 5.

or can be pruned to stay like a grass

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Decorate your winter garden with this fast growing

It is recommended to be used as a stand alone focal tree due to its unique character

Silver pink fully double flowers with no stamens cover this elegant style Japanese camellia in late winter into early spring each year

The foliage color is an interesting combination of  yellow and orange

Blooms in late May or early June

The white “candles” on the ends of every branch add to the interest

The plant will be very showy for a few weeks

Showy pink flowers sparkle on this winter blooming heath that grows low and wide

and named temporarily as 'Goldie'