Picea pungens Fat Albert old shrub roses prune unwanted or crossing branches

prune unwanted or crossing branches when dormant in autumn or late winter to very early spring

The deep green leaves are 20”/50cm and deeply divided and fern-like

Unusually for a late-season apple

Height: 10ft (3m)  Spread: 10ft (3m)

rather strawberry-like

Picea pungens Fat Albert old shrub roses prune unwanted or crossing branchesColorado spruce Fat Albert A cultivar of the Colorado blue spruce, Picea pungens Fat Albert is a small but handsome, fast growing, evergreen tree with a dense, conical habit, broad at the base. The branches are very regular, and thickly covered with steel blue needles. The flowers are insignificant, and are followed by long, cylindrical, greenish cones, which mature to light brown. With its lovely blue colouring Colorado spruce Fat Albert is a