Colorado Blue Spruce - 5 year old, 18-24" Transplants

Colorado Blue Spruce, 5 year old, 18-24" Transplants

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Colorado 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 nicely too. The shape is conical and the bark is grayish brown to dark gray. New growth in the spring is especially blue in color. Once properly established, this spruce has decent drought and flooding tolerance. Naturally deer resistant.

We sell the Kaibab variety for their classic look. The colors range from green to blue.

Zones
2-7
Soil Type
Clay, Loam, Sandy, will do well in most soil types
Site Selection
Full Sun
Mature Height & Width
60-80' Height and 10-20' Spread
Growth Rate
Medium - 12-18" per year
Moisture Requirements
Dry soil to wet soil

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Colorado Blue Spruce are magnificent trees that adapt to a variety of soil types and various moisture situations. This spruce is conical/pyramidal in its appearance and exhibits very dense growth. Female cones are green with a violet colored bloom and average 2 to 4 inches in length. As the cones mature, they turn into a light brown color. This is a classic evergreen.

Commonly used as:

Specimens
Ornamental Value
Privacy Screens
Wind Breaks
Christmas Trees
Deer Resistant Tree

These evergreens are very deer resistant. This tree makes a good windbreak when planted properly in rows and even works as a shade tree when you are looking to use an evergreen.

Provides excellent nesting, roosting and winter cover for birds who like to take shelter in its dense foliage. The tree provides a food source for squirrels, crossbills, grouse, siskins and nuthatches.