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Picea pungens Hermann Naue - Conifer - It is flat-topped, bushy selection of Colorado spruce that grows twice as wide as tall. It is notable for producing cones at the branch tips at a very young age. When the cones first appear in the spring, they are a very showy purplish red, later maturing to pa

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About Picea Hermann Naue (Spruce conifer)

Picea pungens Hermann Naue - Conifer - It is flat-topped, bushy selection of Colorado spruce that grows twice as wide as tall. It is notable for producing cones at the branch tips at a very young age. When the cones first appear in the spring, they are a very showy purplish red, later maturing to paper-bag brown. The needles are a bit finer than those of the species, yet are typically prickly and a nice shade of Blue. Expected annual growth of around 2 inches (5 cm) will produce a specimen approximately 2 feet wide (60 cm) and 18 inches (45 cm) tall after 10 years. Family : Pinaceae

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