A strongly weeping cultivar with drooping branches and branchlets,more weeping than 'Glauca Pendula'. Foliage rich blue.In ten years 2x0.5m.Originated in 1982 as a mutation on a specimen of 'Glauca Pendula' by stanley and Sons Nursery,OR,USA.

An excellent, small to medium-sized tree of densely conicasl habit, with vividly glaucous-blue leaves.A strongly upright conical tree with horizontal branches and very densely crowded distincly blue-white foliage.In ten years 2x1.2m.Originated before 1958 in Hoops Nursery,WA,USA.

A form of strongly upright habit making an excellent accent plant.A narrowly fastigiate tree with steele-blue foliage.In ten years 3x0.75m.Found c.1965 as a seedling in Iseli Nursery,OR,USA.

The most popular form of blue spruce. A small to medium-sized, conical tree with intense silver-blue leaves.A regular conical plant with silver-blue needles.In ten years 3x1.5m.This well-known,reliable "Koster's blue spruce".Originated in 1885 by A.Koster,Netherlands.

A small to medium-sized tree tree of dense, conical habit with intensely glaucous-blue leaves. One of the most satisfactory of the group.

A fast-growing, large to very large broadly conical tree primarily of economic importance though impressive as a single specimen feature in an arboretum or estate. Leaves about 2cm long, rigid, and sharply pointed, green above, marked with 2 glaucous bands beneath, spreading all round the branchlets, or sometimes loosley parted below. Cones to 10cm long, yellowish brown when young. A remarkable, prickly leaved spruce, thriving particularly well in damp sites.

A broadly pyramidal,dense dwarf with silvery blue-green foliage.Found in the same batch of seedlings as 'Papoose', to which it is similar.In ten years 1.2x1m.Found on Vancouver Island and given to Parks Department,Victoria,Canada before 1979.

(Himalayan Spruce) A graceful large tree with weeping branches. Long dark green needles.West himalayan spruce. A large and extremely beautiful tree with branches upcurved at the tips and long, pendent branchlets. Leaves to 4cm long, dark green, needle-like and flexible, spreading all round the branchlets. Cones to 17cm long, green when young, becoming purplish.

 A rare, small, slow-growing tree of stiff, upright habit when young. Small, green, scale-like leaves are borne in 4 ranks, giving the shoots a quadrangular appearance. Cones ovoid, 8-13mm long, with 4, woody, brown scales. This remarkable tree, a native of chile, has proved hardy in the British Isles. In the wild it occurs further south than any other conifer.