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Spruce, Blue

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At a Glance

Latin Name: Picea pungens

Other common names: Colorado spruce, Colorado blue spruce, silver spruce

Zones: 2-7

Mature Height/spread: 80-100 ft. high/ 10-20 ft spread.

Slow to medium growth rate (12-24″ per year)

Climate: Full sun.

Soil: Prefers organic, moist soil, very adaptable, somewhat drought tolerant for a spruce.

Notes: as ornamental trees, it is among the most widely planted ornamental spruces in gardens and parks. It is also grown for the Christmas tree industry. Blue spruce has a green to blue-green color.

Wildlife: The Colorado Blue Spruce provides food and shelter for siskins, nuthatches, and crossbills. Deer will often eat the foliage.

-Wetland tolerant, preferred habitat


Bare Root Purchase

Transplant- Size 12-18 in.

Seedling Size: 4-8 in.


More information-USDA NRCS Species Information

BLUE SPRUCE (usda.gov)

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