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Notes: What a stunner
Plant with other Podophyllum for textural effect and contrast
maple like leaves emerging green aging to bronze green by mid summer turning brilliant yellow and red in the fall
Plant in a slightly shady yet moist and warm location
Picea smithiana (West Himalayan Spruce, Morinda Spruce) Vines Notes: What a stunnerFamily: Pinaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: Western Himalaya, India to Nepal Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Part shade sun Height: 30' 70', Smaller in cultivation Attributes: Evergreen, Gracefully weeping, long gray green leaves. In the wild grows usually on N. and W. slopes between 2100 3600 m. Pyramidal growth, shiny brown purple female cones that are pendulous. Notes: One of the most distinct Picea species with incredibly long pendulous
