Abies veitchii 'Heine' Blue Fir
Abies veitchii 'Heine'Â
Dwarf Blue Fir
Zones 3-7
The ‘Heine’ Veitch fir is a charming witch’s broom dwarf with silvery, blue-green needles arranged in a striking pattern. Its needles are longer and lighter in color than the similar German cultivar ‘Heddergott’, though both share a compact, ornamental growth habit. Over 10 years, this slow-growing fir typically reaches 2–3 ft tall and 3–4 ft wide, making it an ideal accent plant for rock gardens, small landscapes, or specialty collections where its unique texture and color can be showcased.
Limited Quantities Available !! As we have lots cultivars of conifers, we often do not have many of each cultivar. We recommend that you buy the conifers you want immediately as we often sell out of certain selections.
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Abies veitchii 'Heine' Blue Fir
Abies veitchii 'Heine' Blue Fir
Abies veitchii 'Heine'Â
Dwarf Blue Fir
Zones 3-7
The ‘Heine’ Veitch fir is a charming witch’s broom dwarf with silvery, blue-green needles arranged in a striking pattern. Its needles are longer and lighter in color than the similar German cultivar ‘Heddergott’, though both share a compact, ornamental growth habit. Over 10 years, this slow-growing fir typically reaches 2–3 ft tall and 3–4 ft wide, making it an ideal accent plant for rock gardens, small landscapes, or specialty collections where its unique texture and color can be showcased.
Limited Quantities Available !! As we have lots cultivars of conifers, we often do not have many of each cultivar. We recommend that you buy the conifers you want immediately as we often sell out of certain selections.
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Shipping & Returns
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Abies veitchii 'Heine'Â
Dwarf Blue Fir
Zones 3-7
The ‘Heine’ Veitch fir is a charming witch’s broom dwarf with silvery, blue-green needles arranged in a striking pattern. Its needles are longer and lighter in color than the similar German cultivar ‘Heddergott’, though both share a compact, ornamental growth habit. Over 10 years, this slow-growing fir typically reaches 2–3 ft tall and 3–4 ft wide, making it an ideal accent plant for rock gardens, small landscapes, or specialty collections where its unique texture and color can be showcased.
