Upper Piedmont and mountains of South Carolina only. Slow to medium growth rate. Dense, very regular shaped, green to blue-green to silvery blue evergreen. The foliage color varies from tree to tree. Some cultivars are chosen for their superior color.
Full sun is essential.
Rich, moist, well-drained soil. Upper Piedmont and mountains of South Carolina only. Very large, graceful trees with short blue-green needles on woody branches that droop at the tips. Sun, well-drained soil. Grows throughout South Carolina.