Description: A unique evergreen, in the winter the slender, finely-textured turn a bright yellow that makes it a focal point of any landscape, adding great winter-interest to your yard.
Winter Characteristics: Wate's Golden grows to about 35'-40' tall and 25'-30' wide and forms a broad, open pyramid. Both the twigs and barks have minimal interest as the foliage remains on the tree throughout the year.
Spring Characteristics: Wate's Golden does not have much to offer in terms of a spring bloom. The foliage begins to turn green and will remain so until the next fall. The cones however are persistent and can add a little more interest to the plant on top of the golden foliage.
Close-up of a cone
Close-up of buds and foliage.