Picea glauca
white spruce
White spruce is an extremely hardy evergreen, with blue-green, sharp, pungently aromatic needles. Eventually forming a stout cone shape, it grows best in well-drained, well-ventilated spots in full sun. Were it not for its sensitivity to air pollutants, it would be an excellent street tree, but it nevertheless serves well for naturalization and as a suburban yard planting.
Height: 30-60 ft
Spread: 8-16 ft
Hardiness Zone: 2-6
Characteristics & Attributes
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Exposure
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Ornamental Interest
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Attracts Wildlife
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North American Distribution
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