The very popular evergreen is loved not only for its pyramidal shape and dense covered, but also for its stunning gray-blue needles. This conifer loves to be fully exposed and planted in well-drained locations with full sun. 40-60' tall and 10-20' wide.
Colorado Blue Spruce is a very popular evergreen and is loved not only for its pyramidal shape and dense cover but also for its stunning gray-blue needles. This conifer loves to be fully exposed and planted in well-drained locations with full sun, which makes it the perfect tree to use as a windbreak or tall screen in your landscape. Or use it as a specimen plant in large landscapes.
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Spruce, Colorado (Blue) Nebraska Forest Service
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How to Grow and Care for Colorado Blue Spruce
Blue Colorado Spruce, Picea Pungens `Glauca`, Bushy Evergreen Conifer Stock Image - Image of blue, bushy: 260841733
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Dwarf Blue Spruce: A Superb Year-Round Garden Plant
The Baby Blue Spruce is smaller than the Colorado Blue Spruce so it fits well in most landscapes. Known for its beautiful blue color. Tremendous curb
Baby Blue Spruce
, Picea pungens, The Colorado Blue Spruce is easily our most popular conifer. It's a classic evergreen that is easy to grow and shears very
Colorado Blue Spruce
Alternatives to Colorado Blue Spruce
Blue Conifers for the Midwest - FineGardening
How to Plant and Grow a Colorado Blue Spruce Tree
