Abies concolor 'Gable's Weeping' White Fir FFF The stakes holding up the

The stakes holding up the original tree are listed at over 200 years old

'Silver Mist' may reach 6-10 ft in 10 years with a conical habit

The name is said to translate as "cold white eyes of a snake"

Mature trees typically reach 4 ft by 5 ft in 10 years forming a very dense ball shape

For one of the reddest butterfly bushes

Abies concolor 'Gable's Weeping' White Fir FFF The stakes holding up theAbies concolor 'Gable's Weeping' White Fir Zones 3 7 Abies concolor 'Gables Weeping' is a dwarf weeping white fir with a spreading, prostrate habit unless trained upright. When staked, it forms a narrow, irregular vertical structure with gracefully nodding branch tips. Its soft, thin needles are a distinctive gray green, offering year round texture and subtle color. In 10 years, it can reach about 5 ft tall and 2 ft wide if staked, otherwise remaining