Picea sitchensis 'Uncle Wiley' Dwarf Sitka Spruce Collection_Pendulous Treasures more amoenum-like leaves compared to

more amoenum-like leaves compared to other spring-interest trees

'Ross Moore' was found by the avid gardener Rooss Moore who was from North Carolina

Fall color on 'Catalina yatsubusa' can range from orange to red

or as a specimen plant

With its oriental horizontally-tiered branches

Picea sitchensis 'Uncle Wiley' Dwarf Sitka Spruce Collection_Pendulous Treasures more amoenum-like leaves compared toPicea sitchensis 'Uncle Wiley' Dwarf Sitka Spruce Zones 2 8 Originating from a witches' broom discovered by Doug Wilson at the University of Oregon, 'Uncle Wiley' was affectionately named after his son, Wiley. 'Uncle Wiley' is a charmingly slow growing spruce, boasting a delightful two tone coloration. Initially found as a witches' broom on a Sitka spruce, its distinctive blue hue has led some to mistakenly identify it as a Picea pungens. The fresh