Wayside Gardens Picea Pendula

Since this tree reaches a mature width of 10 feet, you should space them approximately 8 to 10 feet apart if you want the branches to eventually touch and create a solid, continuous screen.

No, this tree naturally maintains its weeping, columnar habit on its own. It is considered easy to grow and does not require regular pruning to achieve its signature silhouette.

Yes, it is highly hardy and thrives in zones 2 through 8. It is well-suited for regions with very cold winters.

The Picea 'Pendula' is classified as a fast-growing specimen. While exact growth speed depends on local soil and climate conditions, you can expect it to establish itself and gain height relatively quickly compared to other conifers.

Yes, this tree is adaptable and performs well in both full sun and partial shade. However, keep in mind that it prefers consistent moisture, so ensure the soil remains well-drained.

It has a high level of deer resistance, meaning it is generally ignored by deer in most landscapes. While no plant is 100% deer-proof, this variety is a reliable choice for areas where deer pressure is a concern.