Sakhalin Spruce

Due to its maturity, large size, location, and rarity, we believe this tree was planted by Gifford and Cornelia in the early 1900s. This species from Asia is commonly used for the study of bonsai and is most effective when used as a specimen in large-scale plantings for lawns, parks, golf courses, highways, or near large buildings. The wood is beautifully grained and is used for pianos, violins, and interiors of buildings.