Picea pungens ‘Stanley Gold' Colorado Spruce

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Picea pungens ‘Stanley Gold' Colorado SprucePicea pungens 'Stanley Gold' Colorado Spruce Zones 3 7 Picea pungens Stanley Gold is a dwarf golden Colorado spruce discovered by Larry Stanley of Stanley & Sons Nursery in Boring, Oregon. This upright, slow growing conifer features blue green spring growth that stands out against older yellow needles. Brighter than Picea pungens Aurea and sun tolerant without burning, it thrives in full sun and well drained soil. 'Stanley Gold' reaches 68 ft tall in

He sent scions to Greg Williams who put this name on it and introduced it

This makes it extremely attractive and useable in the landscape

Cornus controversa 'June Snow - JFS'

The habit is fairly upright

well-drained soils

White Blooms - Yellow Splotch

All 'Campberdown' weeping umbrella elms originated from an elm found by David Taylor around 1835

Fall color starts out as a bright golden yellow turning an orange gold to red

'Flame Yellow'

sometimes 8-14 inches depending on maturing and amount of shade this full moon Japanese maple gets

grafted and introduced by John Verkade

Flowering from summer into fall