Blue spruce tree

Learn all about Colorado blue spruce trees, plus get expert tips and information for choosing, planting, growing and caring for this striking spruce in your home landscape.

The blue spruce is a popular Christmas tree and definitely a very decorative element in the garden. It reaches sizes between 5.90 and 13.77 feet and has extremely pointed and sharp needles, which can reach a size of about 1.18 inches. We summarized all information for you like the best location, soil, how to plant, and care. You can plant the blue spruce all year long: plant your own Christmas tree for the future now. #mygarden #bluespruce #christmastree

Spruce up your landscape! With cold-weather hardiness, evergreen beauty and a range of sizes and shapes, there's a spruce tree that's bound to work.

Blue Spruce is an amazing plant primarily because of its blue needles. Very few plants have such colors. In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about this plant. Blue Spruce Care Tips Plant Blue Spruce in a location with 6-8 hours of direct sun per day. Water it as soon as ...

The blue spruce is a popular landscaping tree used by homeowners across the United States because of its hardiness and adaptability. Learn how to plant a blue spruce tree with these easy-to-follow instructions and discover some facts about the physical and growth characteristics of the Picea punguns.

A large number of homeowners prefer blue spruce trees for their garden landscapes. These plants are quite eye-catching, with popular varieties including the Baby Blue Spruce and the Fat Albert. This article will explore the distinct characteristics of each variety. Baby Blue Fat Albert Name Picea pungens Baby Blue Picea pungens Fat Albert Hardiness zone ...

Baby Blue Eyes Spruce is smaller than many cultivars of blue spruce. It has an even pyramidal habit. Its needles are silvery blue and keep their color well throughout the year as the tree is evergreen. It grows to around 15-20′ tall and 8 to 12′ wide. This tree is somewhat drought tolerant once established…

Check out this guide on trimming bottom branches of Blue Spruce! We’ll tackle why you need to do it and how for a beautiful and thriving plant.

Amy Powers on Instagram: "Spruce trees only keep seven years of needles. All spruce trees not just blue spruce trees. There are no latent buds under the bark of the stems of a spruce tree or spruce shrub. So you cannot prune back into the brown zone where there are no needles. You will never get brand new growth from the interior of a spruce. We are at the end of the summer dormant period for evergreens. In Chicago the first week of August is the last time to do any pruning before the…

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