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Specific epithet is the Serbian name for spruce. 'Nana' is a densely-branched, slow-growing, dwarf evergreen tree with a globose to broad conical form. Slow-growing form (3-6" per year) that typically grows 4-8' tall (infrequently to 10') over time.
Picea omorika ‘Nana’. A compact plant with a mature height of 8 feet, this conifer is densely globe-shaped when young, becoming pyramidal as it ages. Needles are soft green on top, bluish green at the bottom.
Picea omorika 'Nana (tree form)'. (Photo courtesy of NetPS Plant Finder) A small, dense conifer in a small tree form; forms a neat, compact evergreen ball with needles that are nicely colored; quite adaptable, excellent choice for form and texture in the garden composition.
A beautiful, compact form of the Serbian Spruce, Picea omorika ‘Nana’ has dark green needles with white stomatal bands on the undersides, which give the plant a distinctive silvery aura. Its form is dense and globose when young, but it develops into a dramatic broad pyramid with age.
Common Name (s): Dwarf Serbian Spruce. Phonetic Spelling. PY-see-uh oh-MOR-ee-kah. Description. A compact densely horizontal spreading branched globose to ovate form that is grown for its attractive foliage. Its glossy, dark green needles are pressed flatly to the stem and are stiff being yellow-green above with white stomatal bands (tiny ...
This stunning evergreen is perfect for providing year round form and color in the landscape. Beautiful amongst mounding and low growing plant companions. A great choice for small spaces, whether planted in the ground or in a container. Uses. A classic favorite for landscape focal points.
Dwarf Serbian Spruce (Picea omorika 'Nana'): This is a dwarf (8’ X 8’) version of the species. It has the same dark green needles with white bands on the underside. It also has the same tolerances for heat, humidity and air pollution as the species (Picea omorika), which makes it a good shrub for this area.
