Glauca Pendula Norway Spruce – Live Weeping Blue Evergreen | 18 Inch Tall Plant | 1 Gallon Pot | Picea abies 'Glauca Pendula'

Create a dramatic focal point in your landscape with Glauca Pendula Norway Spruce, a stunning weeping conifer prized for its cascading branches and beautiful silvery-blue foliage. This elegant evergreen develops a unique sculptural form, making every specimen a living work of art in the garden.

Its soft blue needles provide year-round color and contrast, while the graceful weeping habit adds movement and architectural interest to the landscape. Depending on how it is staked and trained, Glauca Pendula can be shaped into a striking upright specimen or allowed to flow naturally across slopes, walls, and garden beds.

Perfect for specimen plantings, conifer gardens, rock gardens, Japanese-inspired landscapes, and collector gardens, this eye-catching evergreen offers exceptional beauty with minimal maintenance.

These healthy plants are shipped approximately 18 inches tall in 1 gallon nursery pots and are ready to thrive in your landscape.

You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Glauca Pendula Norway Spruce
✔️ Approximately 18 inches tall
✔️ 1 gallon pot plant
✔️ Weeping evergreen conifer
✔️ Healthy, rooted landscape plant
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌲 Growing Information
Common Name: Glauca Pendula Norway Spruce
Botanical Name: Picea abies ‘Glauca Pendula’
Plant Type: Evergreen conifer tree
Growth Stage: Established potted plant
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-drained, slightly acidic soil; adaptable to many soil types
Watering: Moderate; drought tolerant once established
Foliage: Silvery-blue evergreen needles
Growth Habit: Weeping, cascading form
Mature Height: Approximately 6–8 feet in 10 years (depending on training)
Mature Width: Approximately 3–4 feet in 10 years
Growth Rate: Moderate
USDA Zones: 3–7
Container Friendly: Yes, when young and properly maintained

💡 Care Tip: Stake and train the leader if vertical height is desired. Without support, this variety will develop a more sprawling, ground-hugging habit that can be equally dramatic in the landscape.