Picea abies 'Pusch' #1Picea abies 'Pusch' was named collector's conifer of the year in 2008. this small slow growing Norway Spruce produces loads of bright purple red cones on many short shoots in spring. The tiny cones brown as the age, but continue to decorate the irregularly rounded, spreading, dwarf conifer year round. An extremely hardy evergreen. Oh baby baby, baby baby, pusch it real good. Light: full sun Soil: well draining moist garden soil Width at maturity: 3'

The matte nature of the leaves appear to absorb the light which adds to its textural appeal

Branches make for an interesting floral arrangement addition to add a sculptural element

Exterior dimensions: 20

Create a natural ledge or garden without multiple containers

Light: part shade

Light - part sun to part shade

Kills bagworms

Bloom: July to October

these plants do not attract ants and can live without them

heart-shaped leaves

The ultimate work glove

This book by contemporary artist Jean-Michel Othoniel catalogues flowers found in works of art at the Louvre