Picea abies 'Acrocona'

Picea abies 'Acrocona'Even when young, the delightful Picea abies Acrocona develops remarkable, raspberry red cones on the tips of its branches in spring. The unusual coning habit tends to modify growth rate and shape and to produce a broad, spreading pyramid, which becomes wider than tall with age. Known since 1890, when found in a forest near Uppsala, Sweden, the plant has an apt name, Acrocona, which means with terminal cones on the ends of the branches. Garden Size:

single blooms with yellow centers on a lush mound of coarse

Height: 5-6 Feet

Deep green foliage turns attractive shades of red in autumn

arrow-shaped leaves sit on larger-than-life petioles

25″ Base: 11

Bloom Description: Dark sky blue

Granny Smith is a true use-it-for-anything apple

Stylophorum diphyllum

This cement tray is perfect for planting sedums

Large: 16"Top-15"Bottom x 6

mint family member that grows typically to 2-4' tall

Height: 6 Inches