White Spruce Transplants

(Picea Glauca)

White Spruce feature short, bluish-green needles and a nice overall appearance, great for ornamental uses. It features a conical shape which spreads fairly wide at the base if planted in the open.

White Spruce are native to the northern United States and Canada, and are very tolerant of cold windy conditions, partial shade and wet soils such as stream banks and lake shores. White Spruce habitat is generally from Indiana north, although they grow at higher elevations in lower states.

White Spruce are an important food source for Grouse and other seed eating birds, as well as red squirrels.

Estimated height: 10-16 inches - height does not include roots [?]
Zones 3-6 (see zone map)

Does well in partial shade, but prefers full sun

SOLD OUT, but we do have White Spruce seedling plugs and Super Jumbo Plugs

Pictures of mature White Spruce