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

and finally turning scarlet in fall

displaying bright red double flowers with a bright yellow center in the early spring

White Flowering Evergreen Climbing Hydrangea

I recommend some protection from the hot afternoon sun in hotter climates like the southern United States

'Mini Twists' was found by Greg Williams and introduced into the nursery trade by Robert Fincham

Most plants are named for their spring or fall color

it typically grows to a height of 6-8 ft and a width of 1

'Autumn Moon' has brighter yellow color than many other evergreens

The irregular variegated white spots on this Virginia creeper are extremely showy on the dark green leaves

Named 'Primavera' to foreshadow the beginning of spring

For those who want a more prostrate tree

The Paperbark maple leafs out in the early spring with light green leaves that heavily divided with a compound trifoliate leaf