Zone: 3-9
Height: 4' x 2'
Light Needs: Sun to Part Sun
A dwarf evergreen conifer with an upright and dense conical habit. Has short green needles which in Spring the new foliage is a bright butter yellow that reverts back to dark green. Slow growing, approximately 4"-6" a year. Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade in well drained soil.
Category: Dwarf Spruce Trees
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