Picea pungens

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Colorado Spruce

This evergreen tree has a densely pyramidal growth habit. It is used for screening or as a specimen. Three cultivars of this species are recommended by the 91��. The Colorado spruce performs well in the Midwest and is valued for the blue foliage found in many cultivars. Most popular evergreen tree in the Midwest landscape. A common mistake in planting this species is placing ot too close to a house. The tree grows fairly rapidly and needs a lot of space.

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Soil:

Moist

Plant Shape:

Pyramidal

Exposure:

Full Sun

Bloom Color:

Green

Landscape Use:

Screen/Hedge

Specimen Plant