Picea ID?
severnside
10 years ago
I took a geurilla shot of these from my truck hence the very limited quality. They're in the entrance to a distribution depot and I see them often. (right click, view image for bigger size)
Are they Picea omorika? Dark green with blue contrasts, thick foliage.
This post was edited by severnside on Sun, May 4, 14 at 15:37
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