Picea bicolor 'Howell's Dwarf' Web Specials

Picea bicolor 'Howell's Dwarf' Web SpecialsA low growing and spreading dwarf conifer that forms a flat topped mound in the landscape. The needles are green on the upper surface and silvery blue on the underside, giving it a two toned appearance. This unusual dwarf spruce has branches that shoot out at angles making a striking, mounding form. Red cones form on the new growth in the spring, making this one of the most colorful of the bicolor spruces. To keep the mounded shape, leaders heading up

even though the name suggests otherwise

It has nice grey-green foliage

Or grow it on your deck in a handsome container

Easy to grow and hardy as well

air and nutrients

this tree is s MUST HAVE

The rose-pink flowers completely cover the plant in the summer months of August through November

and cold winters

A low mounding evergreen azalea with 1 inch clear pink flowers

Choice and recommended

The foliage is a rich dark green on a plant with an upright habit

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