Picea engel. 'Bush's Lace'

Picea engel. 'Bush's Lace'Picea engelmannii Bushs Lace is a vigorous growing form of Engelmann spruce. With a strong central leader, its branches extend out before drooping downward. Unique in that, although the branching is a bit irregular, it still makes a stately presence in the garden. Engelmann spruce is native to the higher elevations of the Rocky and Cascade Mountains and is adapted to dealing with extreme winds and cold. Garden Size: 25H x 6W Large: 15+ year Narrow

Scientific Name: Delphinium grandiflorum

Cylindrical seed bearing cones (to 9" long) are pendulous

yellowish-white flowers appear in loose clusters in late spring

Store inside during winter months

Emerging bright green in spring

Elfin Thyme provides pleasing texture and fragrance for your groundcover needs

Hardiness : Zones 10-11

clean white teacup

flower clusters of this venerable selection sometimes reach 2′

Green in summer

It typically grows 60–80 feet tall with a rounded spreading crown

Amelanchier 'Autumn Brilliance' - Serviceberry