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Dwarf, slow growing evergreen with very dense, bright green needles.
Symmetrical growing broad pyramidal tree with horizontal branches. Sharp stiff needles. Dark green to silver-blue color (15m ht 5m sp.)
Native, rapid growing, narrow pyramidal shape. Short, soft needles are blunt and dark green. Attractive as an individual specimen or in mass planting. (15m ht. 5m sp.)
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