White Spruce (Picea glauca) — A hardy evergreen conifer native to North America. In its 1-gallon nursery form, it stands 1–2 ft tall with dense blue-green needles and a conical shape, ideal for landscaping or as a foundation plant. As it matures, the White Spruce develops into a stately tree with strong upward branches and symmetrical form, reaching 40–60 ft tall and 10–20 ft wide. It thrives in full sun, cold climates, and well-drained soil, prized for its fragrance, wind tolerance, and classic Christmas-tree look.
White Spruce (Picea glauca) — A hardy evergreen conifer native to North America. In its 1-gallon nursery form, it stands 1–2 ft tall with dense blue-green needles and a conical shape, ideal for landscaping or as a foundation plant. As it matures, the White Spruce develops into a stately tree with strong upward branches and symmetrical form, reaching 40–60 ft tall and 10–20 ft wide. It thrives in full sun, cold climates, and well-drained soil, prized for its fragrance, wind tolerance, and classic Christmas-tree look.
