Abies koreana 'Kohouts Ice Breaker', Korean Fir intermittent water A distinctive plant from the

A distinctive plant from the Cape of South Africa

pendulous rich pink bells draped along the length of arching flower stems — elegant charmers growing

so worthwhile

Blooming in May and June

Abies koreana 'Kohouts Ice Breaker', Korean Fir intermittent water A distinctive plant from theA curled, silver blue, very dense arrangement of needles distinguishes this dwarf, globe shaped Korean fir. It would work well as a sculptural specimen in a pot; it's definitely conversation worthy and begs to be touched give it a pat. It originated as a witch's broom from 'Silberlocke' in Germany. The typical rate of growth in most areas is 1 to 3 inches per year. Grafted onto Abies balsamea rootstock. Evergreen conifer: 2. 5 feet T & W in 10 years