Picea abies 'Gold Drift' Size:1 gal

Picea abies 'Gold Drift' Size:1 galPicea abies Gold Drift adds color to the garden in whatever shape and boundaries the gardener allows it to have. Early spring brings bright lime green new growth. The foliage that is fully exposed to the sun turns a vibrant yellow in late spring and summer. The brilliance continues until winter when the color becomes more subdued. Can be allowed to ramble as a ground cover, drape over rock walls, or become a garden feature when staked upright. Garden

the cultivar is thought to come from Skyland Farm in New Jersey

Bloom Season: Varies

green rosette with a nest-like center (albeit memorialized by some as resembling a bird’s nest)

8”x5”x14”

Pilea Peperomioides are known for their unusual

In the summer

Picea orientalis ‘Firefly’

use as low-trimmed hedge

Colour: Orange

upright habit that makes a dramatic impression in the landscape

outdoor versatility

rose-tinted variety of the Ficus elastica