Cultivars
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| Cultivar Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Jean's Dilly | 'Jean's Dilly' - similar to 'Conica'; slower-growth rate; shorter needles with an unusual twist |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - weeping form, has stiff branches that hang down; grey-green needles |
| Pixie | 'Pixie' - a more compact and dense form of 'Conica' |
| Rainbow's End | 'Rainbow's End' - similar to 'Conica'; early growth creamy yellow to contrast with the light green older growth, fades to all green |
| var. conica | var. conica - commonly called the dwarf Alberta spruce or just Alberta spruce; a mutation of the common P. glauca; slow-growing, tight, semi-dwarf habit; with thin needles that do not hug the stems |
| Nana | 'Nana' - dense, globular form when young, broadly pyramidal with age; needles are densely set, deep green and have a white line underneath |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - drooping branches; habit is open, with deep green needles that are whitish underneath |
| de Ruyter | 'de Ruyter' - broad upright habit; bluish green foliage color; irregular sculptural habit; slow-growing |
| Gotelli Weeping | 'Gotelli Weeping' - weeping; bluish green needles; open form in youth, matures to a neat, narrow spire; gracefully pendant branches; tolerates heat and humidity better than most |
| Kamenz | 'Kamenz' - dwarf spreading habit; bluish green foliage; slow-growing and easy, with minimal maintenance |
| Minima | 'Minima' - dwarf globe-shaped; bluish green foliage; upright, short, tidy branches; forms a tight, round bun |
| Pendula Bruns | 'Pendula Bruns' - weeping form; bluish green needles; has the narrowest silhouette of all the large, upright Serbian Spruce cultivars; strictly weeping branches boast two-tone needles that are deep, greenish blue on top and silvery beneath |
| Peve Tijin | 'Peve Tijin' - broad, upright, dwarf form; blue and yellow two-tone needles; globe shaped when young, develops into an upright broad shape with age; maintains yellow color well during the heat of summer |
| Pimoko | 'Pimoko' - broad, upright, dwarf form; bluish green foliage; dark green needles, accented with a bluish cast and silvery undersides; globe-shaped when young, upright, broad shape with maturity; develops multiple leaders |
| Silberblue | 'Silberblue' - broad, upright habit; bluish green foliage; bushy form; wide spreading base supports a sweeping upright peak |
| Aureospicata | 'Aureospicata' - broad upright form; yellow spring needle contrast against the mature green needles; narrowly pyramidal form |
| Early Gold | 'Early Gold' - broad upright form; yellow spring needles emerge two weeks earlier than on 'Aureospicata'; needles remain a greenish yellow rather than turning dark green |
| Mount Vernon | 'Mount Vernon' - globe-shaped, miniature; soft-needles; bun-like |
| Shadow's Broom | 'Shadow's Broom' - broad, upright, dwarf form; bright, spring-green new growth quickly matures to extremely dark green; when young, 'Shadow's Broom' frequently displays a funnel-like center, matures to a broad, mounding specimen |
| Tom Thumb | 'Tom Thumb' - globe-shaped, miniature habit; golden needle color |
| f. glauca | f. glauca (a.k.a. var. glauca) - natural variants with a degree of bluish foliage; this trait is very variable; most blue-leaved cultivars are merely asexually propagated selections of this form |
| Glauca Pendula | 'Glauca Pendula' (a.k.a. 'Glauca Procumbens', 'Procumbens', 'Glauca Prostrata' and 'Prostrata') - sprawling forms; good blue needle color |
| Iseli Fastigiata | 'Iseli Fastigiata' - upright, narrow form; strong blue foliage |
| Iseli Foxtail | 'Iseli Foxtail' (a.k.a. 'Foxtail') - needles at the tips of new branches are much shorter than those at the base, thus they stems resemble "foxtails"; needles are blue; plant becomes an open tree; adapts better to hot summers than other forms |
| Koster | 'Koster' (a.k.a. 'Kosteri') - older blue-foliaged selection, not as preferred by horticulturists due to its unpredictability and lack of uniformity between plants |
| Moerheim | 'Moerheim' (a.k.a. 'Moerheimii') - dense-growing; grows to 30' tall; good blue foliage color |
| Montgomery | 'Montgomery' - conical form; dense, globular shape habit; silvery-blue needles |
| Pendula | 'Pendula' - selection forms an upright tree with cascading growth with staking; can also be allowed to grow prostrate as a groundcover; needles are bluish in color |
| var. yakushimanum | var. yakushimanum (a.k.a. 'Yakushima') - dwarf, slow-growing habit; dark green leaves; white flowers |
| Bisbee Dwarf | 'Bisbee Dwarf' - true dwarf, very compact and tight form; small leaves; new growth light red, turns a dark glossy green when mature;small white flowers on mature plants |
