This female selection, introduced by NDSU in 1991, produces a fairly dense, spreading growth habit 15-22 inches in height.
Foliage is a rich, dark green with contrasting silvery-blue lines on the upper leaf surface.
Its summer leasf color is retained well in winter, which is rare for this species. Heavy crops of showy blueberry-like cones are produced annually and add significantly to the plants attractiveness. Plant material can be obtained from NDSU Plant Sciences Department or designated nursery subject to availability. All Rights Reserved. Send your comments and suggestions to Stephanie Wegner .