Abies grandis 'Johnsonii' / Johnson's Grand fir
Abies grandis 'Johnsonii' is a narrow, medium-sized conical tree with ascending branches and dark glossy green needles. Similar seedlings often appear in seed beds.
Found by J. A. Johnson below Rainier, Oregon, USA in 1897 and named in 1942. (RHS Encyclopedia of Conifers , 2012)
Abies grandis 'Johnsonii' / Johnson's Grand fir
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HORTICULTURAL STATUS: EstablishedTRINOMIAL TYPE: CultivarGROWTH SIZE: Miniature: less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) per year / less than 12 inches (30 cm) after 10 years
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