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  5. Doorstep Picea Glauca with Lights and Red Baubles

Hayloft PlantsChristmas Gift

Doorstep Picea Glauca with Lights and Red Baubles

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About it

A seasonal sensation which also gives year round interest. The ‘Perfect Doorstep Picea Glauca’ is a dainty adorable festive fir which arrives rustically wrapped in a weather resistant re-useable hessian drawstring bag. These ready lit Picea glauca 'Perfecta' pine trees are dainty enough to add a subtle seasonal welcome for any doorway. The tree is commonly known as the Dwarf White Spruce and is much loved for its compact habit and densely packed needles of bright vibrant green with hints of blue. Although pine trees are better suited to growing outside this one will tolerate a brief stay indoors - providing it is watered and kept away from direct heat. These coniferous trees grow steadily gaining 5-10cm per annum so can be re-used for years to come and will reach a maximum height of 1.5m with a spread of 60cm. Would look great all year round if underplanted with spring or summer bedding for longer lasting focal point. A fully hardy dwarf tree. Your ‘Perfect Doorstep Picea Glauca’ is supplied in 5L pot wrapped in the hessian bag with red baubles and festive lights.

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