Picea abies 'Fat Cat'

Picea abies 'Fat Cat'Picea abies Fat Cat has very short, stiff needles and short shoots that give it the appearance of a rotund, green cat, curled up in a ball for a snooze. Iseli Nursery acquired the plant, a witchs broom from Picea abies Graciosa, in 1994 and officially named it for a tubby, slumbering feline. Extremely hardy, reliable and slow growing, this kitty creates a presence in the landscape, but dont try to pet its fur. Garden Size: 4H x 4W Dwarf: 3 5 year

dense inflorescences of orange flowers stand above a tightly mounded form

Vibrant blue flowers are excellent in combination with golden flowered annuals and perennials in the mixed border

SuperMoss Deco Moss Birdhouses are individually constructed and made from vibrant green Mountain Moss and wicker

Durable reinforced fingertips for longer wear

interior foliage

white and purple spring foliage matures to dark centers with hot pink edges

Type: Broadleaf evergreen

The leaves have oval leaflets with jagged edges and the rose pink

This fragrant perennial blooms from spring to summer

which can harm the plant

Gaura lindheimeri

Water Requirements: Low-Medium