Picea pungens 'Brynek' Japanese Gardens

Picea pungens 'Brynek' Japanese GardensIn 1983, Slawomir Skorka, of Warsaw, Poland, selected a seedling from a batch he grew of Picea pungens 'Glauca' found in Poland's Brynek forest district. The plant is an exceptionally compact and globose selection of the Colorado Blue spruce with very prickly, thick steel blue needles. The plant grows between 1" and 1. 5" per year, so one might expect it to be around 12" 15" tall and wide in 10 years. It is likely a tetraploid. We are lucky to find a

The foliage is a nice medium to dark-green

and you will too

In the winter

You will love this lovely little ground cover

Oregon in 1975

Spectacular plant

so if you don't live in zone 8 through 10

displayed in profusion

as we may be the only nursery who has it to propagate

Will grow 6-10 ft tall and wide

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but that is not the best show this plant puts on by a long shot