Abies beshanzuensis Baishan Fir Sun in Zone 3 These books are by the

These books are by the Japanese publishing company Varie Nine Ltd are completely out of print

The second up close photo is by John Waskiewicz

‘Vanderwolf’s Pyramid’ was introduced in 1970 from Vermuelen & Son Nursery and named after their lead propagator

'Brandt's Dwarf' is fairly vigorous

and a more acidic soil

Abies beshanzuensis Baishan Fir Sun in Zone 3 These books are by theAbies beshanzuensis Baishan Fir Compact and Slow Growing Baishanzu Fir Zones 7 9 Abies beshanzuesis is one of the rarest conifers in the world. It is rumored that only 6 specimens exist in the wild at the summit of Baishanzu Mountain in China. These Baishanzu Fir were grafted on Abies koreana from an arboretum specimen and were not collected directly from the wild. Abies beshanzuensis was found years ago and specimens have proven difficult to cone,