Glauca Globosa Web Specials

Glauca Globosa Web SpecialsOne of the first blue spruces to be named. Introduced in the 1930's by the Dutch, and still highly regarded today, Picea pungens 'Glauca Globosa' will grow into a globe shape, or can be upright, depending on pruning. The bright powder blue color is most intense in the spring with the new foliage.

Native from Northern California north to Alaska

Merion Station

but will develop a brighter golden color if given morning sun

adding interest all year

Also a winner of the Award of Garden Merit

and will benefit from 'combing' in the early spring to get any brown blades of grass out

A very distinctive plant and well worth finding a spot in your garden or rockery

occidentale

Hardy to zone 4

If you like the smell of gardenias on a shrub with very attractive shiny foliage

where it rewards gardeners with reliable flowering and healthy evergreen foliage

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