Picea sitchensis Tenas Pollination Group 5 Boosts chlorophyll formation

Boosts chlorophyll formation

Its best attribute is its beautiful striking golden-white colour that it provides mainly in Winter

so a good choice for colder areas

Jasmine is best grown in full sun for the strongest fragrance but will do well in partial shade

the flowers are pollen- and nectar-rich and very attractive to bees

Picea sitchensis Tenas Pollination Group 5 Boosts chlorophyll formationDwarf Sitka Spruce Tenas A dwarf Sitka spruce cultivar with silvery needles, Picea sitchensis Tenas is a small, very slow growing, conifer with a dense, rounded habit when young, becoming conical with age. The rather rigid needles are shiny, silvery green. Sitka spruce Tenas is easy to grow, in a city or courtyard garden. Little or no pruning is needed. It is sometimes known as Picea sitchensis Midget, and can be grown in soil based ericaceous compost