25+ Pendula Weeping Norway Spruce

Its branches can trail up to 10 ft.

25+ Pendula Weeping Norway Spruce. The weeping norway spruce (picea abies f. 'pendula' is an unusual weeping cultivar of norway spruce.

Weeping Norway Spruce
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How large is this tree? It was created by breeding specific trees whose branches have a strong tendency to droop. Norway spruce 'pendula' and birds nest spruces flank either side of the front porch steps.

The tree must be staked for the first one to three years after being planted to ensure the roots spread and strengthen enough to prevent the entire plant from flopping over.

The tree must be staked for the first one to three years after being planted to ensure the roots spread and strengthen enough to prevent the entire plant from flopping over. Unless staked and supported, it generally does not grow upward, but instead will mostly spread along the ground as a woody ground. Needles have excellent rich green color. Needles have excellent rich green color.