Picea Polita 6 Gal

Tiger Tail Spruce
Picea polita syn. Picea torano

RARE. Sharp green needles are arranged evenly on the pumpkin colored newer branches. The common name comes from the tail-like appearance of the pendulous branchlets on old trees in their native habit in mountainous areas of Japan. 

If you love spruces, but struggle to grow them in the heat, know that these are considered to be the most heat-tolerance Spruce (Picea).

These trees are so rare, you won't find references to their existence in most plant texts. They are classified as "vulnerable" in the wild.

25'T x 15'W.

🌞Sunlight: these plants are best in full sun (6-8 hours of direct sunlight).

Zones 5-9, cold hardy down to -10F.