Picea orientalis Lemon Spreader

Picea orientalis ‘Lemon Spreader’ is a modern dwarf Oriental spruce selected for its low, spreading habit and bright lemon-yellow new growth. Unlike upright golden spruces, this cultivar was developed to provide horizontal structure and ground-level color in small gardens. New growth emerges vivid yellow in spring before softening to chartreuse and green, creating layered seasonal interest. It grows best in full sun for strongest color and prefers cool, evenly moist, well-drained soil. Hardy in USDA Zones 4–7, it remains compact and spreading, making it ideal for rock gardens and color-driven conifer compositions.

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