Picea glauca 'Humpty Dumpty' #1Picea gluaca 'Humpty Dumpty' Alberta Spruce is an extremely dense plant that is short and plump. As wide at the base as it is tall, and less than two thirds the growth rate of the dwarf Alberta Spruce. This variety is unique with an almost perfect pyramidal form. An excellent choice for rock gardens or small residential landscapes. Low maintenance and very little pruning. Rare in cultivation. Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil

Pruning: late winter

The red/pink variegation can get pretty bright

As the leaves continue to age they will eventually turn all green

This sweet bundle of burgundy preserved Echinops ritro

yellow inflorescences

Note on plant growth style: will show either a multiple braid or a single twist of trunk

The summer sun

Watering: dry to 25-30% between watering

Due to the large cluster of flowers you might hear it being called by its common name of "Tropical Hydrangea"

Tip: looks fantastic in front of buildings with a dark facade

not showy *it's all about the foliage

Helleborus hybrid 'Ivory Prince' lenten rose is a vigorous