A medium to large pyramidal conifer with dark evergreen foliage native to the southeastern Appalachians. Being from a warmer climate than Tsuga Canadensis, this species is thought to be more tolerant of heat and urban conditions.
Habit:
Pyramidal form with pendulous but yet stiff branching; spire-like top
Size:
45-60' high
Color:
Dark green
Texture:
Medium-fine
Hardiness:
Zone 5b USDA
Habitat:
West Virginia - Georgia
Family:
Pinaceae
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