Abies koreana 'Kohouts Ice Breaker', Korean Fir intermittent water Much sought after and difficult

Much sought after and difficult to find

While it is essentially xeric

gritty soil

but they will always

cooler morning sun preferred

Abies koreana 'Kohouts Ice Breaker', Korean Fir intermittent water Much sought after and difficultA 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