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Picea pungens ‘Thomsen' Colorado SprucePicea pungens 'Thomsen' Colorado Spruce Zones 3 8 Picea pungens Thomsen is a fast growing Colorado spruce with a broadly pyramidal shape, semi fastigiate branching, and thick, powder blue needles that rival the color of Hoopsii. In 10 years, it typically reaches 1015 ft tall and 8 ft wide, growing 1218 inches annually. Thriving in full sun and well drained soil, it makes an excellent specimen tree for year round color and structure. Originally

Acer palmatum dissectum 'Pendulum Julian'

give it plenty of sunlight

'Calico' leafs out in the early spring as a bright peach in the early spring

Brita & Carl-Erik Johansson selected the seedlings germinated from the original wild grown Pinus sylvestris 'Vargguld'

sometimes referred to as "Shin chisio"

but more pointed like ‘Mikazuki’

‘Kelly’s Red’ may get 6 ft in height by 4 ft in width in 10 years

Rare Eastern White Pine Tree

'Nidifera' is quite unique for an Alaskan Cedar as the branching is more refined and showy with grey-green feathery foliage

Picea abies 'Lemonade'

Fall color on 'Emerald Lace' is a bright red to deep maroon

The shape of the tree is upright