Picea abies 'Pusch' Rare Dwarf Norway Spruce Deciduous winning a Royal Horticultural Society

winning a Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit

The long fragrant blooms of this 'Flaming Silver' pieris japonica cultivar only adds to this beauty

These round statutes and the ruby red fall color is where ‘Ruby de Sofia’ gets it Ruby name

'Robbie's Twist' makes an excellent focal point in the garden and landscape

‘North Lake Beauty’ is an evergreen azalea with light white pink blooms with deep pink striped variegation that appear in early spring

Picea abies 'Pusch' Rare Dwarf Norway Spruce Deciduous winning a Royal Horticultural SocietyPicea abies 'Pusch' Rare Dwarf Norway Spruce Zones 3 8 'Pusch is a dwarf slow growing Norway spruce that develops beautiful magenta cones in the early spring. This contrasts well against the green foliage and puts on a great spring display. These cones mature to a brown color later in the season. Pusch was found as a dwarf witches broom mutation on the cultivar Acrocona by Andreas Pusch of Germany. In 10 years Pusch may reach 2 3 ft in height by 3 4