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Broom 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 2013 Hort. USA
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Picea glauca ‘Burke W.B.’ Picea glauca ’Burke WB’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Burke Mtn’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Burke Mtn’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Burke Mtn’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Burke WB’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Burkwich 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Greg Williams USA
2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Joe Stupka USA
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA 2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ‘Burning Well’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Picea glauca ‘Burning Well’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Picea glauca ’Burning Well’ Dax Herbst IL USA Butterball 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Canadensis 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 T. J. Cole 1987 Brown Nurs., CAN
Greg Williams VT USA in CAN Buchholz Nursery OR USA An upright evergreen conifer with a narrow weeping form. Short needles are blue-green. Selected by G. Williams in the wilds of Nova Scotia. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 7' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Cecilia 2011 Mesterházy & al. in Greg Williams Life Monument Welch 1979 Greg Williams at Skippack highway USA Picea glauca ‘Cecilia’ Kate Brook Nursery VT USA 2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Cecilia - "Was named 'Skippack Hwy.' Renamed after Joel Spingarn's first wife.' Greg Williams text. ‘Cecilia’ – An irregular mound with nice blue-gray needles. 1-2 in per year. From a witches’ broom discovered by Greg Williams in the 1950’s. Perfectly winter hardy here and one of the best dwarf conifers of all-time. Cady’s Falls Nursery VT USA A dwarf dense evergreen conifer with gray-blue needles. Forms a rounded habit, eventually more tall than wide. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 3' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. A blue dwarf spreading White Spruce. Leaves are silvery-blue on a flat spreading plant. Plant was found by Greg Williams. Plant was introduced by Spingarn of Baldwin, NY. Stanley text.
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Buchholz Nursery OR USA Cinderella 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Cleveland Road 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA Dave Horst USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Bickelhaupt Arboretum USA Dax Herbst Aledo Gardens IL USA
Found in Jim Marshall residence, Clinton, Iowa, medium size and height, compact, blue. Harper text. Found on the Cleveland Road in Clinton IA USA. Herbst text. Coerula Hendersonii 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Dall. & Jacks. 1923 /Hendersonii/
Dall. & Jacks. 1923 /Hudsonii/
1904 wild found by A. Rehd. and J. G. Jack at Lake Laggan CAN
The classic Dwarf Alberta Spruce may well be the most popular, familiar, dwarf conifer in cultivation. It grows slowly into a perfectly conical, small tree with a thick coating of fine, green needles. Its perfect form, compact growth and dense foliage make it ideal for entry, container and landscape. It responds well to shearing and shaping for topiary too. Found at Lake Leggan, Alberta, Canada, by Prof. J.G. Jack and Alfred Rehder of the Arnold Arboretum in 1904, it appreciates consistent moisture, good nutrition and an occasional blast from the garden hose during summer to increase pest resistance. Iseli text. P. glauca var. albertiana f. conica Rehd.
P. canadensis conica Picea glauca ’Conica’ conifertreasury.org photo Picea glauca ’Conica’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Conica’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Conica’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ‘Conica’ Iseli Nursery USA Conica # 15 WB 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Conica # 15 WB’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Conica Albertiana 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 /Conica/
Conica Baby 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database Hort.
Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Conica Blue 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 /Arneson’s Blue Variegated/ Picea glauca ’Conica Blue’ Igor Uspenskiy photo Conica Picolo 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Conica Pygmy 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Conica WB E # 15 Iseli 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort. Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Correctville 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
Ken Marek MI USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA A selection by Ken Marek of Adrian Michigan. Found as a reversion on a slow-growing cultivar with a second flush of golden-yellow foliage in summer, Picea glauca ‘Rainbow’s End’. Growth Rate: 4-6". Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Crestwood’ Brent Markus photo 2014 Picea glauca ’Crestwood’ Dax Herbst USA photo Cy’s Wonder 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 G. Bentham 1981 G. Bentham, Victoria BC CAN A miniature variety of Alberta Spruce. Plant grows one inch a year in a mound shape with green leaves. Leaves are coarser than regular conica. Looks better in ground, tight and nice, then in pot, loose looking. Better off in rock garden than in trough. Stanley text. Picea glauca ‘Cy’s Wonder’ Picea glauca ’Cy’s Wonder’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Cy’s Wonder’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Picea glauca ’Cy’s Wonder’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 D Cashins 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Daisy White 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Daisy’s White 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 L. Jeurissen, BEL Picea glauca ‘Daisys White WB’ Picea glauca ‘Daisy’s White’ Kenwith Nurs., GBR Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White’ Igor Uspenskiy photo Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White’ Igor Uspenskiy photo Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White’ HOL Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Daisys White Sport #2’ Jörg Kohout Nursery, Prietitz GER Picea glauca ’Daisys White WB’ Jörg Kohout Nursery, Prietitz GER Picea glauca ’Daisys White WB’ Jörg Kohout Nursery, Prietitz GER Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White’ Will Fletcher USA photo Probably the same as the previous entry. Several sports found in the USA.
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Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White Sport’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Daisy’s White Sport 2 Tiny 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White Sport 2 Tiny’ Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White Sport 2 Tiny’ Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012 Daisy’s White WB 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White WB’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Daisy’s White 1 WB 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White 1 WB’ Jörg Kohout photo Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White 1 WB’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White 1 WB’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Daisy’s White Sport 2 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Daisy’s White Sport 2’ Jörg Kohout photo Daisy’s White 3 WB 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Deer Mouse 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 2013 Sam Pratt USA
This marvelous new selection from Oregon Pride Nursery has silver-blue foliage. Its upright form and exceptionally bright-blue color make it an excellent vertical accent plant. This has been listed incorrectly as Picea orientalis ‘Deer Run’ because the needles are blunt it looks very similar to orientalis, but we have definitely identified it as Picea glauca ‘Deer Run’. Markus text. This marvelous new selection has silver-blue foliage. Its upright form and exceptional color make it an excellent vertical accent plant. Incorrectly listed as a variety of Picea orientalis elsewhere. Growth Rate: 4-6" HxW@10yrs: 5'x2.5'. Brent Markus text.
2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB USA
Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Derval’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Delp’s Alberta 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Joe Stupka USA 2001 Joe Stupka Broom & Form List Found in Weldom Delp Nursery, Harrisville, Pennsylvania, narrow upright form. Stupka text. Picea glauca var. albertiana ‘Delp’s Alberta’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Delp’s Compact 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Delp USA
Delp Nursery USA 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a seedling Delp’s Dwarf 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
JC Raulston Arboretum NC USA Picea glauca ‘Delp’s Dwarf’ Picea glauca ’Delps Dwarf’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Densata 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Bailey 1933 Picea glauca ‘Densata’ /var. DENSATA/Bail. Densata Edel WB 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Densata Raymond 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Dent 2011 Mesterházy & al. in Greg Williams Life Monument 1985 Greg Williams, Vermont USA Picea glauca ‘Dent’ Kate Brook Nursery VT USA Coenosium Gard. OR. USA
Dent - "Sport found in Pennsylvania - sometimes not stable in color." Greg Williams text.
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2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Dick North 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Dick North’ Dixie Dust 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort.
Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 2014 Rob Tudehope USA Tudehope Gardens IA USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA A dwarf spruce found by Rob Tudehope at a cemetery in Orange City, named "Doc" because that was the nickname of his friend whose burial plot was nearby. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Doc’ Rob Tudehope photo 2014 Picea glauca ‘Doc’ Rob Tudehope photo 2014 Picea glauca ‘Doc’ Rob Tudehope photo 2014 Picea glauca ‘Doc’ Rob Tudehope photo 2014 Dodge’em 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 2014 Kevin Fechke NH USA Found in Hudson NH at a cemetery. Approx 60' up a dying tree I climbed. Rounded in shape. Nice blue/green foliage. Rounded habit. Super tight. Broom acted as a nesting for both birds and squirrels. Named in honor of Dennis Dodge. Fechke text. Picea glauca ‘Dodge’em’ Kevin Fechke photo 2014 Picea glauca ‘Dodge’em’ Kevin Fechke photo 2014 Downwind 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
A dense, globose broom with a light-green color. Found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope in Sloan, Iowa. Retrieved on a windy day, causing the cuttings to fall "downwind." Brent Markus text. DQ Gold 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Josef Braeu MN USA Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA A new golden variety of Picea glauca found by Josef Braeu right outside a Dairy Queen restaurant! The color is a stunning, deep gold, almost orange in appearance. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Growth Rate: 5-8". Brent Markus text. Ducharme 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2006 Ken Church in ACS database 2003 Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA A miniature evergreen conifer with very short blue needles. Often displays an irregular shape, but usually more tall than wide. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 10" tall x 8" wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. A slow-growing bun form of white spruce. (Text of Ken Church)
2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA This broom is only 2 miles from my house and very close to where I grew up! In the early 70s a friend and I saw a great horned owl nest in this tree, at the time I wanted a baby owl. It was early spring and we could see mother owl sitting on eggs. We waited to see the parents feeding the babies, it was time to collect a baby! Now try to picture two ten year old boys with a rope! Up in the tree I went, boy scout back pack to put my new pet in and lower down to my friend! As I got closer to the nest I noticed the nest was green like the tree? Not knowing what a broom was I never gave it a second thought. Back to the owl, as I got close to the nest my friend was yelling DUCK! I was not concerned with ducks at this time because I had mother owl swoopping down on me! still he kept yelling DUCK!LOL! Needless to say it was time to get the heck out there, no baby owl! 42 years later I bring to you Picea glauca' Duck'. Now the once tight ball like broom is dying/rotting from the center! I am glad I got to it before it died! Rob Tudehope text.
2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Joe Stupka USA 2001 Joe Stupka Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Dax Herbst Aledo Gardens IL USA
Light green foliage on this dwarf spruce is a nice combination of soft new growth and stiff older foliage. A unique find. Growth Rate: 2-4" HxW@10yrs: 3'x3'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ‘Duck Pond’ Mesterházy & Malík photo 2013 Picea glauca ’Duck Pond’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Eagle Rock 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1992 USA
Picea glauca ‘Eagle Rock’ Rarafolia Nurs., Kintersville PA USA Irregular rounded form from a witches' broom. Rich Eyre text. Picea glauca ’Eagle Rock’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Eagle Rock’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’Eagle Rock’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Eagle Rock’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ‘Eagle Rock’ Rich Eyre USA photo Picea glauca ’Eagle Rock’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Echiniformis Sport 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 USA
1991 Iseli Nurs., OR USA Ed Hurle 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 L. C. Hatch 1988 USA Picea glauca ‘Ed Hirle’ A sport of /Conica Albertiana/ Picea glauca ’Ed Hurle’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Ed Hurley’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Ed Hurle’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Ed Hurle’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Ed Hurle’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Edith 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Josef Braeu & Josh Horky MN USA Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA Rich, bright blue foliage gives this low-growing dwarf spruce a wonderful coloration year-round. It was found as a witch's broom in the upper midwest by Josef Braeu and Josh Horky. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Growth Rate: 1-3" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1.5'. Brent Markus text. Elf 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 G. Bentham 1982 Picea glauca ‘Elf’ W. Goddard, Floravista Gardens BC CAN Iseli Nursery USA This Alberta-type gem grows extremely slowly and forms a dense globe with short, fine needles that emerge blue-green in spring. Ideal for rock garden, trough or miniature railroad. A witch's broom found on Picea glauca 'Conica'. Iseli text. a variety of /Conica/
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M. & J. Kristick Nurs., Wellsville PA USA Fair Oaks 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Joe Stupka USA 2001 Joe Stupka Broom & Form List 2009 American Conifer Society Database Found in Fair Oaks Cemetery, New Wellington, Pennsylvania, compact blue. Stupka text. Picea glauca ‘Fair Oaks’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Floyd 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
R. L. Fincham 1983 Greg Williams, Vermont USA
Kate Brook Nursery VT USA M. & J. Kristick Nurs., Wellsville PA USA
Fort Ann - "Snake like growth, Fort Anne, New York' - now gone". Greg Williams text.
Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Found in Funeral Home property, Cary, Illinois, very large, low, open growth. Harper text. Girard’s Monstrosa Nana 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 L. C. Hatch 1985 Girard Nurs. USA
Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Girard’s Mostrosa Nana’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Girard’s Monstrosa’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Girard’s Monstrosa’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Girard’s Monstrosa’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Girard’s Monstrosa’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Girard’s Monstrosa’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 /Girard Dwarf Pyramid/ Girard’s Monstrosa Broom 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort.
Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ‘Girard’s Monstrosa Broom’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Glauca Fastigiata 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Glauca Fastigiata’ Glenwood 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA 2012 Matt Dietz USA Picea glauca ’Glenwood’ Matt Dietz USA photo Globe 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1987 CAN
Globosa 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 USA
Picea glauca ‘Globosa’ Corn Hill Nurs. USA Gnome 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1982 CAN
Picea glauca ‘Gnome’ W. Goddard, Floravista Gardens BC CAN A miniature evergreen conifer with a conical shape and very short green needles. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 2' tall x 1' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text.
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Rare Tree Nursery & Conifer Kingdom OR USA Bloom River Gardens, OR USA A dwarf, upright conifer with dazzling summer golden coloration on the new growth. Perfect to show off in a special garden setting. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 4' tall x 2' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -40 degrees. USDA zone 3. Buchholz text. When most conifers have faded to a softer summer color, this dwarf Alberta spruce puts on a second flush of golden growth that brightens up the scene. The slow-growing, narrow cone gets its best color in full sun. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ’Gold Tip’ Brent Markus USA photo Golden Form 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA 2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA An upright evergreen conifer with light golden foliage. Can take full sun without burning; nice in the winter landscape. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Picea glauca ‘Golden Form’ Picea glauca ’Golden Form’ Dax Herbst IL USA Picea glauca ’Golden Form’ Dax Herbst IL USA Picea glauca ’Golden Form’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Golden Form’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Golden Form’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Goldilocks 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1992 USA
Picea glauca ‘Goldilocks’ Picea glauca ‘Goldilocks’ Larry Stanley USA photo Picea glauca ‘Goldilocks’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Picea glauca ‘Goldilocks’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Graceland 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA This broom is found in Graceland Cemetery Sioux City, Iowa USA. It is in the same cemetery as ’Duck’. Rob Tudehope text.
2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA There are two brooms in that tree, my wife was with that day and had pulled the car around to make my walk shorter. I walk past the car to check the last tree,walked back to the car and looked in the tree above the car and there they were!'Greenwood' was a very tight ball and ten feet below was 'Woodbury' looked to be a very old broom,bottom and center is pretty much gone. Tudehope text. Picea glauca ’Greenwood’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Greenwood’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Greenwood’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Greenwood’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Greenwood’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ‘Greenwood’ Milan Šimánek CZ photo Greg’s Variegated 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Haal 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Picea glauca ‘Haal’ Heartland Metz 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Charlie Hunter USA 2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Picea glauca ’Heartland Metz’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL /Metzger Broom/ Hendersonii 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Dallim. & Jacks. 1923 P. alba var. coerula hendersonii Dall. & Jacks.
R. L. Fincham 1983 1970 Hillside Nurs. PA.USA Hillside Dwarf /Hillside/ 
Hobbit 2011 Mesterhazy-Cassell-Herbst in Life Monument of Jerry Morris 1.0 conifertreasury.org Jerry Morris USA Jerry Morris Rocky Mountain Collection Will Fletcher USA
Jean Iseli USA Iseli Nursery USA This short, plump selection of Picea glauca 'Conica' exhibits the same likeability as its namesake, Bilbo Baggins from JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit. Like Baggins, the small, reliable Alberta-type is half-size, well behaved and hard working. Tiny, green needles on upright branches give the globe-shaped young 'Hobbit' charm and contribute to its appeal as it matures into a wide cone. Provide ample moisture for this adaptable cultivar discovered at Iseli Nursery. Iseli text. Picea glauca 'Hobbit' Iseli photo Picea glauca ‘Hobbit’ Iseli Nursery USA Humpty Dumpty 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Jean Iseli USA Iseli Nursery USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA The habit of this extremely dense, Alberta-type plant explains it name: short and plump, kind of egg-shaped, like Humpty Dumpty. With nearly equal base width and height, it forms an almost perfect pyramid that is only two-thirds the size of 'Conica.' Found as a witch's broom and introduced by Iseli Nursery. Iseli text.
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Iseli Golden 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Jean Iseli USA
Jean Iseli USA Etzelstorfer Koniferensammlung AUT Picea glauca var. albertiana ‘Iseli Witches’ Broom’ Picea glauca ’Iseli Witches Broom’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Iseli Broom’ USA Jiří Balatka photo Ity Bity 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 L. C. Hatch 1988 Iseli Nurs. OR. USA
A miniature evergreen conifer with deep blue green foliage. Grows into the shape of a tiny Alberta Spruce. Delightful in a trough or rock garden. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 12" tall x 6" wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Picea glauca ’Ity Bity’ Mesterházy & Etzelstorfer photo Picea glauca ’Ity Bity’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Ity Bity’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Ity Bity’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Ity Bity’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Ivan 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Dave Wilkinson USA Dax Herbst IL USA
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Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Picea glauca ’Jake Harrison’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Jalako Gold 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort.
Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Jean’s Dilly 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 P. Haladin 1987 USA 1981 Jean Iseli USA
Pronounced "John's" Dilly, this extraordinary, Alberta-type selection bears the name of dwarf conifer pioneer Jean Iseli. It was named by his brother, Andre', to note the plant's remarkable qualities. Much smaller, denser and slower growing than other Alberta types, its short, fine needles display a distinctive twist during the growing season. Spring growth starts about 3-4 weeks later than 'Conica's. Found at Iseli Nursery in 1981, this signature plant is a fitting choice to honor the co-founder of Iseli Nursery. Iseli text. Picea glauca ‘Jean’s Dilly’ Picea glauca ‘Jean’s Dilly’® Iseli Nursery USA Picea glauca ’Jean’s Dilly’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Jean’s Dilly’ (Sport NR 3) Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Picea glauca ’Jean’s Dilly’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 John Eustice 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Josef Braeu MN USA Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA A weeping spruce found by Josef Braeu and named to honor the late plantsman, John Eustice. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Brent Markus text. Jone’s Flat Top 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1985 USA
Twombly Nurs., Monroe CN USA Jones 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA Randy Dykstra USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Bickelhaupt Arboretum Clinton IA USA Dax Herbst Aledo Gardens IL USA Found in James Jones residence, Clinton, Iowa, small size, high, fast-nice color. Harper text.
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Josh’s Ornament 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Josh Horky, Duluth MN USA Horky Gardens MN USA A very old broom with extreamly dense growth, found at the college of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. This broom has annual growth of ½”-3/4”, beautiful lush green color. Horky text. Short, blue-green needles on this dwarf spruce are very desely-set. It was found as a witch's broom by Josh Horky near a catholic college in Duluth, Minnesota. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Growth Rate: 0.5-1" HxW@10yrs: 8"x10". Brent Markus text.
2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the Czech Republik 1.0 2001 Josef Rys & Jan Beran CZ Jiří Balatka Collection, Evidence 2011 Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Found as a broom in Calgary, Canada, growth rate over 3 cm. Čarověník nalezen Calgary, Kanada. Skupina výpĕstků podle ročního přírůstku nad 3 cm. Balatka text. Picea glauca ’Josef Rys’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Josef Rys’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Josef Rys’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Josef Rys’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Josef Rys’ Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ’Jozef Rys’ Mesterhazy & Szewczyk photo 2012 Picea glauca ‘Rys’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Picea glauca ’Rys’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Rys’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ‘Josef Rys’ Milan Šimánek CZ photo Julian Pott’s Monstrosa 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Bill Barger in ACS database No description, probably a /Monstrosa/ anyhow
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Picea glauca ‘J.V.Daisy’s White’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Kathy John 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Hort.
This tiny spruce was found as a witch's broom. It has bright greenish-blue foliage and prominent, orange-brown buds. Brent Markus text. KBN Variegated 2011 Mesterházy & al. in Greg Williams Life Monument Greg Williams, Vermont USA Kate Brook Nursery VT USA A tree with light green foliage that is extensively variegated with white areas throughout (zone 2) Fincham text.
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Picea glauca ‘Ken’s Variegated’ Kennel 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
This slow-growing spruce was found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope near a dog kennel. Short, blue-green foliage is surprisingly stiff! Found on the same tree as was Picea glauca 'Hickman'. Growth Rate: 1-2". Brent Markus text. Ketch Harbor 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA An upright evergreen conifer with deep blue-green needles. Branches arch downward gracefully. Discovered in the wild in Nova Scotia. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. If staked, 6' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Picea glauca ’Ketch Harbor’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Ketch Harbor’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Ketch Harbor’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ’Ketch Harbor’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Klondike Hihat 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 3.0 John Lenart CAN
ACS Conifer Quarterly 2013 Summer Lace 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ’Lace’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ’Lace’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA /Picea glauca Bush’s Lace/ LeMars High 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
This slow-growing spruce was found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope in LeMars, Iowa. A squirrel was apparently residing in the original broom because there was a bit of a fight when the broom was being retrieved! Brent Markus text. Lily Backbone 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA Chub Harper & Randy Dykstra USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Bickelhaupt Arboretum, Clinton IA USA Found in a private residence, Princeton, Illinois, small size, low, top of tree. Harper text. Picea glauca ’Lily Backbone’ „At a private residence in Princeton, IL, USA.” Chub Harper notes. Collected by Chub Harper and Randy Dykstra. It’s a very-very slow grower. Dax Herbst text. Picea glauca ’Lily Backbone’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Linwood 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA Randy Dykstra USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB
Found in Linwood Cemetery, Dubuque, Iowa, medium size, low, motherplant dead 1992. Harper text.
Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Josef Braeu MN USA Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA Brilliant yellow color is accented by the blue-green color typical of this species. This cultivar was found as a golden branch on a tree near the lions' enclosure at a zoo by Josef Braeu. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Growth Rate: 2-4". Brent Markus text. Little Gem 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1987 CAN
Picea glauca ‘Little Gem’ Little Globe 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Verkade 1968 1959 in Waterford Works, Wayne NJ. USA Medium-green foliage and large, prominent buds distinguish this compact, globe-shaped conifer. Its slow, consistent growth assures a neat shape without shearing, making it an excellent conifer to contribute shape, color and texture to rock garden, courtyard or landscape. Found as a witch's broom on the species. Iseli text. Picea glauca ‘Little Globe’ Picea glauca ’Little Globe’ Clément Anthoine Pinetum BEL Picea glauca ’Little Globe’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Picea glauca ’Little Globe’ Dax Herbst in Rich’s Foxwillow Pines USA Picea glauca ‘Little Globe’ Iseli Nursery USA Picea glauca ‘Little Globe’ E. Wiegand USA photo Little Monster 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Hort.
This miniature spruce has short and thin, light-green needles. It was found as a witch's broom on a witch's broom on an old cultivar named 'Monstrosa', giving this plant its name. Growth Rate: 0.5-1" HxW@10yrs: 10"x10". Brent Markus text. Logan 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Hort. USA
2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in the graveyard in Lyons, Nebraska, USA.
(2001) 2009 Chub Harper in ACS database 1985 Joe Stupka PA USA of seed A very distinctive pyramidal tree that has bright yellow-gold needle color on the new growth as it emerges in the spring. Later in the season the bright gold color turns to green with just a hint of yellow in the needles. This plant is very spectacular in the early spring landscape. 1985 - Joe Stupka of Pulaski, PA discovered and named this tree he discovered growing in a Christmas Tree Farm owned by Dick McConnell, near Edenburg, PA. The entire tree was dug and moved to Pine Glenn Nursery, near Pulaski, PA. This tree still exists at Pine Glenn Nursery (2009). ACS database text. Picea glauca ’Mac Gold’ Clément Anthoine Pinetum BEL Picea glauca ’Mac Gold’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ‘Mac Gold’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Mac Golden 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 /Mac Gold/ UBC Botanical Garden Research Mac’s Golden 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 /Mac Gold/ Picea glauca ‘Mac’s Golden’ Maier 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
An incredibly blue, slow-growing spruce that is quite dense. Found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope in Sioux City on the Maiers's property. Brent Markus text. Maquoketa 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Mark’s Blue 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort. Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA McConnell’s Gold 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Buchholz Nursery OR USA Picea glauca ‘McConnell’s’ Merril 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA A slow-growing spruce found in the town of Merrill, Iowa. When propagated and distributed, it was accidentally named 'Merril' by the discoverer, Rob Tudehope. This misspelling proved to be beneficial later as there was already a cultivar named 'Merrill'! Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ’Merril’ Dax Herbst USA photo Picea glauca ’Merril’ Dax Herbst USA photo Picea glauca ’Merril’ Dax Herbst USA photo Picea glauca ’Merril’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Merril’ Rob Tudehope photo Metzger 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database 1989 Charlie Hunter in Clinton IA USA as a WB-mother Bickelhaupt Arboretum Clinton IA USA Dax Herbst Aledo Gardens IL USA /Metzger Broom/ The entire mother tree was donated to the Bickelhaupt Arboretum, Clinton, IA for display in the Heartland Collection of Dwarf and Rare Conifers. The original broom and mother tree was moved into the Heartland Collection in the fall of 1989. In 2002 the original broom had died because of shading and lack of sunlight from the mother tree despite continual pruning of the mother tree. At that time the original tree was also removed. Fortunately the propagation from the original witches' broom lives on and is thriving only a short distance from where the original mother tree was located in the Arboretum. Also reported in ACS Bulletin - 92Wi. ACS text. Found in Clinton, Iowa. Later, Iseli Nursery began propagating this broom and changed the name to Heartland Metz. Herbst text.
Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Metzger Broom’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Metzger Broom’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Midway 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Buchholz Nursery OR USA A slow growing evergreen conifer with a broadly conical form. Short needles are bright grass-green, and are particularly attractive in the winter garden. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 4' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -40 degrees. USDA zone 3. Buchholz text. Picea glauca ’Midway’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Milford 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2010 Kevin Fechke USA Dax Herbst IL USA
Bill Bargen in ACS database Greg Williams, Vermont USA Kate Brook Nursery VT USA Arrowhead Nurs. MA USA Millstream Broom - "From a Christmas tree grower in New York. Slow Ball. A broom." Greg Williams text. This dwarf spruce was found as a witch's broom. Its blue-green needles are fairly short and its slow-growth rate makes it a nice rock garden plant. Growth Rate: 2-4" HxW@10yrs: 3'x1.5'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Millstream Broom’ Picea glauca ’Millstream’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Millstream’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Minima 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1986 USA
1982 Iseli Nurs., OR.USA Minnehaha 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Mike & Cheryl Davison USA
This dense, globose spruce was found as a witch's broom by Mike & Cheryl Davison. Pieces of the broom were retrieved by a shotgun. Incredibly short, light-green foliage makes this miniature spruce a beautiful conifer! Growth Rate: 0.5-1". Brent Markus text. Minto Moon 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 3.0 John Lenart CAN
ACS Conifer Quarterly 2013 Summer Mittenwald 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Hort.
This dwarf spruce originated as a witch's broom and has short, grayish-blue needles on a very slow-growing plant. Originally mistakenly thought to be a variety of Picea likiangensis var. balfouriana. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Monroe Center Rich Eyre USA Rich’s Foxwillow Pines IL USA Witches' broom that has an irregular form. Rich Eyre introduction. Picea glauca ‘Monroe Center’ Rich Eyre USA photo Monstrosa 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Dall. & Jacks. 1923 Monstrosa Nana 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database Pete Girard, Geneva OH USA as a WB
Girard Nurs., OH USA A miniature evergreen conifer with short gray-blue-green needles. Irregularly shaped but will grow more tall than wide. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. 12" tall x 8" wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Small miniature open form with loose growth and distorted short blue green leaves and branches. ACS text.
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Short, bright green needles give this globose spruce a wonderful color. It was found as a witch's broom by Kevin Fechke at an alpaca farm in Hollis, NH. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Morton Arboretum Weeping 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Morton Arboretum USA Picea glauca ‘Morton Arb Weeping’ Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA This plant was shipped from the Morton Arboretum. It is a weeping spruce with gray-green small leaves. Plant needs to be staked to go up. Each branch seems to change diretion almost at a 90 degree angle. Stanley text.
/Pendula/ Morton Tower 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ’Morton Tower’ David Stegmaier USA Moville 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA A dwarf spruce with rich blue foliage found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope in Moville, Iowa. Growth Rate: 0.5-1" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Moville’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Mustang 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
A dwarf spruce found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope on the Morningside College campus in Iowa. Named for their sports team mascot, the Mustang. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Mylan 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Mylan’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Picea glauca ‘Mylan’ Nana Compacta 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1979 USA
Arnold Arboretum, MA USA Nashua 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2010 Kevin Fechke USA Dax Herbst IL USA
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Picea glauca ’NCC 14’ Matt Dietz USA photo Nellie 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in the graveyard in Lyons, Nebraska, USA. 'Nellie' is named for my mother in law. She brought joy to everyone she came in contact with! Rob Tudehope text. Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Nellie’ Rob Tudehope USA photo North Star 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1981 as a sport of /Conica/ ACS 2004 2003 Jean Iseli USA
1999 Iseli Nurs. USA Selected for its resilience to harsh winter conditions, this sturdy, compact White Spruce produces a densely branched, classic pyramid that is covered with medium-green needles. Its moderate growth rate and ultimate, intermediate size, together with superior hardiness make this introduction from Iseli Nursery ideal for use in larger, more exposed spaces, mixed borders and beds. Iseli text.
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2012 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA Dwarf Black Hill's spruce with stiff needles and good blue coloration. Globose in habit. Originated from a witches' broom at Longwood Garden. The entire broom was cut off when the tree was removed to increase the size of a parking lot. Introduced and named by Rich Eyre. Picea glauca var. densata ’Oglala Dwarf’ Omaha 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA This broom was found at Omaha Valley Cemetery, Nebraska USA, around 30 feet high, its not as tight as it looked in the tree. Rob Tudehope text.
2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Randy Dykstra Gardens IA USA Found in Hodgden residence, Oxford Junction, Iowa, small size, low, fine texture, blue. Harper text. Picea glauca ’Oxford’ Dax Herbst IL in Dykstra Gardens IA USA photo Patricia 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 3.0 John Lenart CAN
ACS Conifer Quarterly 2013 Summer Picea glauca ‘Pendula’ [Variegated Sport] Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Pierson 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA Dusty, bluish-green foliage on this compact broom is fairly short. A somewhat globose spruce, wider than high: found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Pierson’ Rob Tudehope photo 2014 Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Pierson’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Pixie 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Bill Barger in ACS database Hort. CAN
A miniature upright narrow conical plant. Needles are dark-green and smaller than species. Plant looks as though it belongs in a gnome fairy tale book. ACS text after Stanley This tiny, Alberta-type selection of Picea glauca has short, dark-green needles with a slight blue cast. Much more dense and compact than 'Conica', it also displays a prominent show of large, round buds that give the tree a decorated look. A petite, narrow accent for rock garden, trough, courtyard or landscape. Iseli text.
Jean Iseli USA Iseli Nursery USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Picea glauca ‘Pixie Dust’ Extremely dense, compact and slow growing, this miniature selection resembles 'Conica' in form, but offers a special feature. When the second flush of growth emerges in summer, the new tips are yellow, a surprising effect that contrasts dramatically with the deep-green, mature foliage. Chosen by the American Conifer Society as 2006 Collector's Conifer of the Year, this adaptable cultivar produces a magical effect in trough, container or rock garden. Provide ample moisture and full sun for the best color on this sport of 'Pixie' that was discovered at Iseli Nursery. Iseli text. Picea glauca ‘Pixie Dust’ Iseli Nursery USA Picea glauca ’Pixie Dust’ Sam Pratt USA photo Picea glauca ’Pixie Dust’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ’Pixie Dust’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Pixie Dust’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca var. albertiana ‘Pixie Dust’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Pixie Type 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 R. L. Fincham 1982 W. Goddard, Floravista Gardens, Victoria BC CAN Porterhowse Blue 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Don Howse OR USA
1978 Jean Iseli USA Don Howse in Iseli Nurs., OR USA
Superior seasonal color makes 'Rainbow's End'« a brilliant addition to the summer garden. A second flush of growth transforms the light-green, conical tree in mid-summer into a beacon of bright lemon-yellow. Although similar in size and shape to 'Conica,' the extraordinary color of this tree offers a dramatic summer surprise. Found as a mutation at Iseli Nursery in 1978, it appreciates consistent moisture, good nutrition and an occasional blast from the garden hose during summer to increase pest resistance. Iseli text. Picea glauca ‘Rainbow’s End’ A mutation on 'Albertiana Conica'. The first flush of growth is light green in color the second flush is a pleasant yellow giving the plant the appearance of a tiny Christmas tree decorated with lights. ACS text Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ David Stegmaier USA Picea glauca ‘Rainbow’s End’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Picea glauca ‘Rainbow’s End’® Iseli Nursery USA Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ Jiří Balatka photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Rainbow’s End’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Randy 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Randy Oster USA
A golden yellow selection of Alberta Spruce that was found in the field at Porterhowse Farms by Randy Oster, of R&R Nursery. One entire side of the plant with a separate trunk and leader had sported to this color form, which appears in the spring. The color fades to green during the summer months, and returns with new growth in the spring. Howse text. Raymond 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort. Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA Picea glauca var. densata ’Raymond’ Reath’s Witche’s Broom 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
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Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Rel Dwarf’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Rel Dwarf’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Robbye 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Josh Horky MN USA
This dense, light-green spruce was found as a witch's broom by Josh Horky and named after his friend. A very tight conifer with a globose form. Part of the Minnesota Broomhuntings since about 2010, organized by Josh Horky and Josef Braeu. Growth Rate: 0.5-1" HxW@10yrs: 10"x10". Brent Markus text. Roseland 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Found in Roseland Cemetery, Madison, Wisconsin, small size, medium height, motherplant cut off 1990. Harper text. Route 47 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Found north of town of Woodstock, Illinois, medium size and height, open top. Harper text. Ryder’s Blue 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 2013 Josef Braeu MN USA Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN USA Rare Tree & Conifer Kingdom Nursery OR USA Short, thick needles are a prominent blue-green color, accented by the small, orange-brown buds. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1.5'x1'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Ryder’s Blue’ Josef Braeu photo 2014 Rys 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Picea glauca ‘Rys’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Picea glauca ’Rys’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Rys’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo /Josef Rys/ Sand River 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Mike & Cheryl Davison USA
This new spruce was found as a witch's broom by Mike & Cheryl Davison on the banks of the San River in Michigan. Its compact habit, short, blue-green glossy needles and its tendency to produce cones make this a unique variety of a very hardy species. Growth Rate: 2-3". Brent Markus text. Sander’s Alberta 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 USA
Stanley Nurs. USA Sander’s Blue 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1986 USA
Picea glauca ‘Sander’s Blue’ Iseli Nursery USA 'Sanders Blue' is an attractive, Alberta-type spruce that displays a medley of foliage color as needles change at different rates from bright slate-blue to more on the green side. Similar in size and shape to 'Conica', the pointed, conical conifer makes a novel, seemingly textural, focal point that produces the best color in colder climates. Iseli text. Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Dax Herbst in Bickelhaupt Arb IA USA Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Mesterházy & Malík photo Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ USA Jiří Balatka photo Picea glauca ‘Sanders Blue’ Iseli Nursery USA Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Jiří Balatka photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Sander’s Blue’ Jiří Balatka photo 2012 Sander’s Blue Sport 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Etzelstorfer Koniferensammlung AUT Picea glauca ’Sanders Blue Sport’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Sander’s Blue WB 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ’Sanders Blue WB’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Sanders Blue WB’ Miroslav Malík photo 2013 Sander’s Fastigiate 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Iseli 1986 1986 Iseli Nurs., OR USA
wild found in Nova Scotia by W. Journeay CAN 2009 Spring ACS Quarterly 1999 William Journeay CAN Kingsbrae Gardens, New Brunswick CAN A spring gold cultivar. Found growing ina n old field near New Ross, Nova Scotia CAN. Sandy is the wife of W. Journeay. Pyramidal, brillant yellow spring growth, fading to green, with white tips in winter. Resembles Picea orientalis ‘Skylands’. Rapid growth, 60-90 cm a year, 6 x 3 m in 12 years. RHS text.
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2012 Matt Dietz USA in Gardenweb Picea glauca ’Scenic Shore’ Matt Dietz USA photo Scotia Spider 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1991 wild found in Nova Scotia by W. Journeay CAN 2009 Spring ACS Quarterly Kingsbrae Gardens, New Brunswick CAN Picea glauca ’Scotia Spider’ ACS report Seedling 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Hort. Rich’s Foxwillow Pines IL USA White spruce seedling, narrow pyramid. Rich Eyre text. Sestagek 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Etzelstorfer Koniferensammlung AUT Picea glauca ’Sestagek’ Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Sestagek’ Mesterhazy & Etzelstorfer photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Sestagek’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Shawna 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 W. Journeay CAN 2009 Spring ACS Quarterly Kingsbrae Gardens, New Brunswick CAN
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Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA A very dwarf Alberta Spruce cultivar. Plant is wider than it is high. This was found as a sport on Picea glauca `Conica'. A plant 25 years old is still only 4 1/2 ft. tall and 5 1/2 ft.wide. Seems to grow faster as a young plant then slow down. Stanley text. Saphir 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Short Bluff Compact 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Found in a private residence, Clinton, Iowa, 8’ x 4’ tree, dead 1989. Harper text, Skippack Hwy /renamed to /Cecilia/ Sleeping Giant 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ’Sleeping Giant’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Sleeping Giant’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Sleeping Giant’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Sleeping Giant’ Mesterházy & Malik photo Picea glauca ’Sleeping Giant’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Slenderellis 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Edward Gianfrancesco PA USA
A narrow upright form of Picea glauca found as a seedling by Edward Gianfrancesco in Pennsylvania. He named the seedling in honor of his partner, Ellis. Howse text. Sloan 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Rob Tudehope IA USA
A wide, globose spruce found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope in Sloan, Iowa. Has a rich, light-green color. Brent Markus text. Snake Globe 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Snake Globe’ South Bluff Compact 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as of seed Hort.
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Picea glauca Spring Giant Picea glauca ’Spring Giant WB’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Spring Surprise 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Picea glauca ’Spring Surprise’ Dax Herbst photo Picea glauca ’Spring Surprise’ Mesterhazy & Malik photo 2012 Picea glauca ’Spring Surprise’ Daglezja Nursery, Ryki POL Picea glauca ’Spring Surprise’ Henk van Kempen HOL Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Jiri Holata Nursery, Kouty CZ Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Picea glauca ‘Spring Surprise’ Burdan Nursery, Lubska POL Springdale 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA Randy Dykstra USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database as a WB Dax Herbst Aledo Gardens IL USA Found in Springdale Cemetery, Clinton, Iowa, medium size and height, flat shape, nice. Harper text. Picea glauca ‘Springdale’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Spruce Lane 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ‘Spruce Lane’ Buchholz Nursery OR USA 2010 Gee Farms Nursery MI USA An upright evergreen conifer with blue-green needles. New shoots in spring are a wonderful cream-yellow. This marvelous display lasts about a month, then the needles evolve back to blue-green. Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained soil. 7' tall x 4' wide in 10 years. Hardy to -60 degrees. USDA zone 1. Buchholz text. Picea glauca ’Spruce Lane’ Dax Herbst USA photo Picea glauca ’Spruce Lane’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Picea glauca ‘Spruce Lane’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Picea glauca ‘Spruce Lane’ Sam Pratt USA photo 2013 Picea glauca ‘Spruce Lane’ Rich Eyre USA photo St. Joseph 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List Found in St. Joseph Prairie Cemetery, Dubuque, Iowa, small size, medium height, nice blue. Harper text. Picea glauca ‘St. Joseph’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Picea glauca ‘St. Joseph’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Picea glauca ‘St. Joseph’ Harper Archives by Dax Herbst 2014 Stalagmit 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley Mt. 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Miroslav Malík Nursery, České Budĕjovice CZ Picea glauca ‘Stanley Mountain’ Mesterházy & Malík photo 2013 Stanley’s Pygmy 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Larry Stanley USA Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA
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Picea glauca ’Starlight’ Edwin Smits photo Steckelberg 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
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Picea glauca ‘Stiff Weeping’ Tabuliformis 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Slavin 1932 Highland Park, Rochester NY USA Terry’s Variegated 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Terry Roszko & Darren Heimbecker CAN Dax Herbst IL USA Blue-green foliage on this upright spruce tree is splashed with a creamy yellow variegation. A delightful combination, brightening up this rare selection. Growth Rate: 4-6" HxW@10yrs: 7.5'x3.5'. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ‘Terry’s Variegated’ Picea glauca ’Terry’s Variegated’ Dax Herbst photo Picea glauca ’Terry’s Variegated Sport’ Dax Herbst photo Picea glauca ’Terry’s Variegated’ Dax Herbst photo Picea glauca ’Terry’s Variegated’ Dax Herbst IL USA Terry’s Weeping 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Terry Roszko CAN There’s no photo of the original tree which is growing somewhere in Canada. This is the only youngster in the world which derived from it. Next winter I can take some scions from it for further propagation. Smits text. Picea glauca ‘Terry’s Weeping’ Edwin Smits photo 2013 The Limey 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Buchholz Nursery OR USA Picea glauca ’The Limey’ Talon Buchholz OR USA photo Thomson No. 1 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2014 Mesterházy, Herbst & Cassell in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 3.0 Chub Harper Heritage USA 1987 Dykstra & Harper USA as a WB 2001 Harper’s Heartland Broom & Form List 2001 Chub Harper in ACS database Found a private residence, Thomson, Illinois, small size, low, broken off 1991. Harper text. Broad upright plant with thick needles. ACS text. Picea glauca ’Thomson’ Dax Herbst in Harper Collection USA Tillie 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Mike & Cheryl Davison USA
This slow-growing spruce was found as a witch's broom by Mike & Cheryl Davison near Green Bay, WI. It produces numerous, petite cones! Named for Mike's mother, Tillie. Growth Rate: 1-2" HxW@10yrs: 1'x1'. Brent Markus text. Tiny Temple 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Iseli 1985 1960 Iseli Nurs., OR USA
2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
Josef Braeu MN USA Edelweis Nursery MN USA
This compact, dwarf spruce was found as a witch's broom by Josef Braeu on the campus of University of Minnesota. It has short, blue-green needles with orange-brown buds. Growth Rate: 0.75-1" HxW@10yrs: 10"x10". Brent Markus text. Union 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA
2011 Mesterhazy-Cassell-Herbst in Life Monument of Jerry Morris 1.0 conifertreasury.org 2007 Jerry Morris USA Jerry Morris Rocky Mountain Collection
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Picea glauca ‘Vanillaice’ Picea glauca ’Vanilla Ice’ Clément Anthoine Pinetum BEL W. Dawnee 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ’W. Dawne’ Mesterházy & Valenta photo Picea glauca ’W. Dawne’ Jiří Balatka photo 2012 Waconda 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Wanderslaben 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA WB Jay 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
Picea glauca ’WB Jay’ Edwin Smits photo Picea glauca ’WB Jay’ Edwin Smits photo Weaver 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA This slow-growing spruce was found as a witch's broom by Rob Tudehope at a cemetery. The original broom was located near his wife's family's burial plot, so he named it in honor of their last name, Weaver. Brent Markus text. Picea glauca ’Weaver’ Dax Herbst USA photo Picea glauca ’Weaver’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Weaver’ Rob Tudehope photo Weeping Snake 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 2013 Josh Horky MN USA
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Don Howse’s Porterhowse Farms OR USA Whiskey Blue Hills 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 Hort.
2012 Matt Dietz USA in Gardenweb Picea glauca ’Whiskey Blue Hills’ Matt Dietz USA photo Wild Acres 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 R. L. Fincham 1983 1970 Hillside Nurs., Leighton PA USA Flat pyramidal, intermediate sized dwarf spruce from R.H. Montgomery's estate. Greenish-grey needles cover thick branches. Rich Eyre text. Picea glauca ‘Wild Acres’ Picea glauca ’Wild Acres’ Dax Herbst in US Nat Arb USA Picea glauca ‘Wild Acres’ Rich Eyre USA photo Witch’s Broom 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Iseli 1991 Picea glauca ‘Witch’s Broom’ Iseli Nurs., OR USA Picea glauca ’WB’ Mesterházy & Etzelstorfer photo Picea glauca ’WB’ Mesterházy & Etzelstorfer photo Witches Broom André 2015 Mesterházy, Herbst, Cassell, Markus & Pratt in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 André Iseli USA Found by the late André Iseli on a Picea glauca var. albertiana ‘Conica’. Edwin Smits text.
Edwin Smits photo 2013 Woodbury 2013 Mesterházy & al. in Conifer Treasury of USA & CAN 2.0 2013 Rob Tudehope IA USA Tudehope Gardens USA Dax Herbst IL USA Found as a broom in western Iowa, USA There are two brooms in that tree, my wife was with that day and had pulled the car around to make my walk shorter. I walk past the car to check the last tree,walked back to the car and looked in the tree above the car and there they were!'Greenwood' was a very tight ball and ten feet below was 'Woodbury' looked to be a very old broom,bottom and center is pretty much gone. Tudehope text. Picea glauca ’Woodbury’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Woodbury’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Woodbury’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Picea glauca ’Woodbury’ Rob Tudehope USA photo Yukon Blue 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 2007 Dax Herbst in ACS database 1983 USA as /Nana/ ACS 2004
2002 Iseli Nurs. USA Perfect for areas where a slow-growing, hardy, garden conifer with a narrow upright habit is needed. It displays blue gray needles with brown buds at the branch tips. Short, electric blue-gray needles and prominent, brown buds at the tips of the branches give this narrow, upright pyramid a distinctive look. With a slightly faster rate of growth than 'Conica', it makes an exceptional focal point or grouping. Iseli text.
/Fr. Smidt/Mast. Kr Picea glehnii (Fr. Schmidt) Mast. 1877 - Szahalini luc - Sakhalin spruce Sasanosei 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 1986 USA
J. W. Springarn, Baldwin NY USA JEZOENSIS 1855 JPN SHL N-KOR SHL /Sieb. & Zucc./Carr. Kr KeI Cz Picea jezoensis (Sieb. & Zucc.) Carr. 1855 - Jezo v. ajáni fehér luc – Yezo spruce Chitosa Nana 2010 Mesterházy in Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 1.0 Hort.
Stanley & Sons Nurs. Inc. Boring, OR USA A dwarf concial globe. Leaves blue and green. Plant grows about 2 inches a year. Stanley text.
1988 JPN to USA Picea jezoensis ‘Chitosemaru’ Mitsch Nurs., Aurora OR USA A dwarf form of Yedo Spruce. Leaves are blue and green on a small conical upright plant. Plant was introduced in America about 1988 by Mitch's Nursery. Stanley text.
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