Abstract
Podocarpus latifolius grows in an upright, weeping habit to 100 feet tall in its native habitat, but in open landscapes may be much smaller. It would be a good selection for narrow overhead spaces due to the narrow branch crown. The blue-green foliage and striking habit make this an obvious candidate for planting as a specimen in a formal landscape. Unfortunately, it is not available in the nursery trade. Original publication date November 1993.

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