Sparkling Arrow was found by Talon Buchholz (Buchholz and Buchholz). You would have to get your local nursery to order one from them or you can mail order a small one from a retail mail order source. Broken Arrow Nursery has one year grafts available at the link below. =^) Here is a link that might be useful: Brokenarrownursery.com - Sparkling Arrow

It's ideal, I don't know. It stretches with the growing plants. I'm using it as a color code system so I know which conifers are staked each year, to check them, next year. Here's where I bought it for a description: Item 44S0 Standard Flagging Tape at Gemplers I appreciate the comment! Which Picea do you show us? Dax

Good day, There is Boyko's Sundown but it is not as narrow as Green Arrow. It does weep but more like Glauca Pendula and has a soft yellow cast to it. Sparkling Arrow seems to be a skinny fellow just like Green Arrow and it is heavily variegated. I have several on the go with the tallest being about 15inches (45cm). They are out there... Happy gardening. Darren

abciximab/Patrick - do you recall how tall your smaller potted 'Pendula' was when you planted it? I agree that if the larger B&B plants were changed over to a container and afforded all the care that nurseries would normally provide - root growth should proceed much better than if planted out into the soil. But how many retail consumers are aware of this situation - not many I would bet. Anyway - my situation needs something in the ground this coming late spring, not next fall or the following spring. Maybe tomorrow I'll have a better idea of just what Iseli has to offer. And the reason for Iseli is we can add our order to one of numerous retailers here in the area that get Iseli shipments in the spring Thanks for the comments folks Marshall