Abies nordmanniana 'Pendula' web special

Abies nordmanniana 'Pendula' web specialThis larger growing fir is another candidate for the famous 'Cousin it' award. The tree grows vertical with all branches hanging strictly down. Over time it can develop into quite an unusual shape, Could be trained over an archway for a transition between garden rooms. The bright green needles are soft to the touch, becoming darker with age. This tree is hardy to 30 deg F, or zone 4, and will be 8 ft tall and 3 ft wide in 10 years if staked.

It is a low mounder with white flowers that blooms in mid April

The flowering will be from ‘head to toe’

The plant grows very compact with attractive green foliage that turns orangey-red in autumn

This plant has nicely fragrant flowers that bloom in early April here in the Pacific Northwest

so keeps your soil mix light with good drainage qualities

It is believed to be genetic

Best to cut to the ground in late winter for fresh and bright new growth in spring

The foliage is a rich dark green and slightly curved

This tiny leaf elm is the perfect plant for Bonsai and the small garden

where it rewards gardeners with reliable flowering and healthy evergreen foliage

is native to wet

is very hardy and gets better with age