Picea glauca 'Mac's Gold' Size:1 gal size 12"-18" tall

Picea glauca 'Mac's Gold' Size:1 gal size 12"-18" tallA slow growing evergreen conifer with a dense pyramidal form. New growth in spring is a dazzling cream white, before changing back to dark blue green by summer. Prefers sun partial shade in well drained soil. An added bonus when small red cones appear along with the bright lellow flush of new foliage. A great addition to the background plantings. 5' tall x 3' wide in 10 years. Hardy to 60 degrees. USDA zone 1.

One of the smallest of the Japanese Cedars

and we know it will be one of yours too

The plant can soften a hard edge

adding to its value

and is a hybrid between Camellia japonica 'Donkelaeri' and Camellia saluenensis

adding interest in the late summer/fall

I have seen old specimens of this cultivar 50 years of age

This will happen as they get some age to them

The small campanulate flowers are light pink fading to white

we are fortunate to be able to offer this fine tree

Plant with golden foliaged plants for a lovely contrast

In one season it will be 2 ft x 2 ft and taller when the seed heads are produced in late summer