Picea orientalis 'Barnes' Dwarf Oriental Spruce Thuja ‘Otome zakura’ also grows with

‘Otome zakura’ also grows with a very attractive

‘Anne Irene’ emerges in the spring with bright yellow leaves with a reddish border

‘Shojo Shidare’ does very well in hot climates

The most unusual thing about 'Ryusei' is that it has this extreme weeping growth habit but is the leaves are fully palmate instead of the traditionally lacy leaves of most weeping Japanese maples

This tree was introduced by Joe Burke in 1989

Picea orientalis 'Barnes' Dwarf Oriental Spruce Thuja ‘Otome zakura’ also grows withPicea orientalis 'Barnes' is a dwarf variety of oriental spruce that was originally found as a witches broom. 'Barnes' is an old variety of oriental spruce that carries plenty of interest in the garden. 'Barnes' has a short and wide shape, always growing wider than tall. This dwarf tree also has shiny green needles that are small and soft to the touch. The glossy green appearance on this dwarf oriental spruce make it a must have for any garden. 10