Abies concolor glauca
White Fir Blue Form
Description
Abies concolor glauca, often called the blue fir or white fir, is a beautiful evergreen conifer variety characterized by its distinctive blue-grey needles. It is a cultivar of Abies concolor, native to the mountains of western North America. The needles are long and soft to the touch, providing an elegant appearance. This fir variety typically has a pyramidal shape and can grow to a considerable height. Abies concolor glauca thrives in well-drained soil and full sun exposure, making it a popular choice for landscape plantings. Avoid excessive watering, particularly in poorly drained soils, to prevent root rot.
Description
Abies concolor glauca, often called the blue fir or white fir, is a beautiful evergreen conifer variety characterized by its distinctive blue-grey needles. It is a cultivar of Abies concolor, native to the mountains of western North America. The needles are long and soft to the touch, providing an elegant appearance. This fir variety typically has a pyramidal shape and can grow to a considerable height. Abies concolor glauca thrives in well-drained soil and full sun exposure, making it a popular choice for landscape plantings. Avoid excessive watering, particularly in poorly drained soils, to prevent root rot.