Picea omorika

The Picea omorika, commonly known as the omorika spruce, is a striking conifer native to Serbia. This narrow conical spruce stands out for its elegant silhouette and dense foliage. People appreciate the Serbian spruce for its slender form and delicate, dark green needles that create a refined texture in any landscape. It belongs to the unique group of Balkan endemic conifers treasured by collectors and garden enthusiasts alike.

The Picea omorika tree features needles that are soft and slender, measuring around 1–2 centimeters long. Its branches have a graceful upward curve, which adds to its ornamental appeal. This evergreen needleleaf species adapts well to various garden styles, bringing year-round greenery and subtle texture contrast. Its bark is thin and scaly, with a reddish-brown hue that complements its foliage beautifully. Gardeners value the omorika spruce for its compact size and timeless elegance.

• Delicate, dark green needles with a silvery underside
• Graceful, upward-curving branches enhance its form
• Distinctive narrow conical shape stands tall and slender
• Evergreen needleleaf provides year-round color
• Native to Serbia and part of Balkan endemic conifers

In landscapes, the Picea omorika acts as a stunning focal point or a refined backdrop. This Serbian spruce holds a special place in botanical collections due to its rarity and elegance. Its narrow, conical habit ensures it fits well in smaller gardens or formal settings. The omorika spruce delivers both visual interest and evergreen beauty throughout all seasons, making it a prized addition to any garden.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.