Picea abies [NOID] ... without a plant tag that's as close as we can get. There are literally 1000s of dwarf, globose Norway spruces out there.

Looks like picea abies nidiformis ... Birds Nest Spruce.

Correctly 'Nidiformis' with no quotes around bird's nest spruce and the habit looks different to me - 'Nidiformis' tends instead to produce flat layers of growth with a somewhat depressed center to the plant - hence bird's nest - and the outer shoots not pointing every which way like they are with this one.

Birds nest spruce's appearance changes as it ages. Compare the young ones to your plant.

https://www.google.com/search?q=birds+nest+spruce&sxsrf=ACYBGNTyOCJL6vzA6OhnzgYvsCtJ1wxVAg:1572626381194&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=VcLYWYfeCNYDkM%253A%252CuLjyEFBBg0WYrM%252C%252Fg%252F121rcvfy&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kRMiLwXbV8pudVmUk0dZW3_daX7XA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi828LmucnlAhUL26wKHQxqCWoQ_B0wEnoECAoQAw#imgrc=zPcu8lO5WWnp1M:&vet=1

Looks more like 'Little Gem' to me than a typical bird's nest spruce. But given the range and numbers of dwarf cultivars available, it could be one of several.

Yes, it is another such as 'Little Gem'.

I think the looks of this year's growth is too long for 'Little Gem'

ron

David , do you know how many cultivars of Picea abies exist ?

I tell people hundreds , but......

feel free to count them yourself.

http://files.conifertreasury.org/2019/CT%209%200%20Ny/CT%209%200%202017%20Picea%20abies.htm

I think the looks of this year's growth is too long for 'Little Gem'

And it's too short for 'Nidiformis'.