Picea abies 'Inversa' | Norway spruce 'Inversa' - Height 130cm - 130lt 4ft-6ft | 1.5m - 2m by Edward Goucher of the

by Edward Goucher of the United States Department of Agriculture

Herbaceous peony prefers neutral to slightly alkaline soil

Ligustrum jonandrum (Privit tree) Multi Ball is a multi-ball topiary form of Ligustrum jonandrum

but needs to be sheltered from drying

Cornus kousa Chinensis prefers organically rich

Picea abies 'Inversa' | Norway spruce 'Inversa' - Height 130cm - 130lt 4ft-6ft | 1.5m - 2m by Edward Goucher of thePicea abies 'Inversa', also known as Weeping Norway spruce, is a stunning ornamental evergreen tree with a unique and eye catching appearance. This slow growing conifer is native to the forests of Europe and is prized for its gracefully drooping branches, which create a stunning, cascading effect. The tree has a compact, pyramidal shape, with a dense growth habit and a narrow crown that typically reaches a height of 10 15 feet and a width of 6 10