Picea comprises evergreen coniferous trees characterized by stiff, needle-shaped foliage that grows individually along the branches. The species produce elongated cones with a leathery texture, typically located at the tips of the shoots.

Picea glauca 'Speedy'

Picea glauca 'Spring Surprise'

Picea glauca 'Sun on the Sky' PBR is a compact, densely branched conifer that develops a conical shape, reaching up to 1 meter in height within a decade. In the spring, the fresh growth emerges with a yellow hue. This cultivar is well-suited for container planting or as a feature in rock gardens.

Picea glauca 'Sun on the Sky'PBR

Picea glauca 'Super Green'

This compact conifer develops into a tidy, conical shape, reaching up to 0.8 meters in height after a decade. It features short, vibrant green needles. It is well-suited for container planting or as part of a rock garden.

Picea glauca 'Zuckerhut'

Picea glauca Mini Me ('Kolschomagi'PBR)

Picea glauca Noël ('Pvg 01')

This upright evergreen conifer features a slow growth rate and a conical, pyramidal shape. It showcases horizontally arranged, downward-facing branches adorned with dense, needle-like foliage ranging from blue to dark green. This plant is well-suited for container cultivation or as a standalone specimen in the landscape.

Picea glauca Perfecta ('Hb07'PBR)

Picea glauca var. albertiana

This compact conifer develops a rounded shape and features exceptionally short needles, growing at a gradual pace.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Alberta Globe'

This compact, conical dwarf evergreen conifer features dense foliage of light green needles that gradually transform into a pale bluish-green hue.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Conica'

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Gnome'

This compact conifer features a pyramidal shape. Its needles start off cream-colored, transitioning to a yellow-green hue before deepening to a darker blue-green by the end of the growing season.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'J.W. Daisy's White'

This slow-growing dwarf conifer develops into a compact, conical shape, reaching approximately 2 meters in height. Its foliage consists of vibrant green needles. Ideal for use in containers or rock gardens.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Laurin'

This compact and bushy dwarf conifer grows slowly, ultimately reaching a height of about 1 meter with a tidy, conical shape. Its needles are a vibrant green, complemented by yellow-green new growth in the spring. Ideal for container planting or as part of a rock garden.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Lilliput'

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Piccolo'

This compact and bushy dwarf conifer grows slowly, eventually forming a tidy, conical shape reaching approximately 1 meter in height. Its small, grey-green needles give it a distinctive appearance. Ideal for use in containers or rock gardens.

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Sander's Blue'

Picea glauca var. albertiana 'Tiny'

This compact and bushy conifer forms a tidy, conical shape, reaching approximately 1 meter in height after a decade. Its foliage features blue-grey needles.

Picea glauca var. albertiana Alberta Blue ('Haal')

Picea glauca var. glauca

Picea glehnii

Picea glehnii 'Manabe Gold'

Picea glehnii 'Sasanosei'

Picea glehnii 'Shimezusei'

Picea glehnii 'Yatsubusa'

Picea jezoensis

Picea jezoensis 'Aurea'

Picea jezoensis 'Chinese Marl'

Picea jezoensis 'Landis'

Picea jezoensis 'Marianbad'

Picea jezoensis 'Mariánské Làzně'

Picea jezoensis 'Pygmy'

Picea jezoensis 'Yatsabusa'

Picea jezoensis subsp. hondoensis

Picea jezoensis subsp. jezoensis

Picea jezoensis subsp. jezoensis var. jezoensis

Picea jezoensis subsp. jezoensis var. komarovii

Picea koraiensis

Picea koraiensis Beijing 176

Picea koraiensis var. koraiensis

Picea koraiensis var. pungsanensis

Picea koyamae

Picea koyamae 'Bedgebury Blue'

Picea koyamae 'Bedgebury Cascade'

Picea likiangensis is a conifer that typically reaches heights of up to 25 meters, exhibiting significant variability among individual specimens. The young shoots display a pale brown or reddish hue, while the bark transitions to a grey, fissured appearance as the tree matures. The needle-like leaves are flattened, measuring 1 to 2 centimeters in length, with a bluish-green surface and a glaucous underside; those on the upper part of the shoot tend to grow forward. The tree produces ovoid cones that can be as long as 10 centimeters, initially red before maturing to a pale brown color.

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