{"id":651,"date":"2017-08-23T19:07:55","date_gmt":"2017-08-23T19:07:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nurserymen.com\/store\/?page_id=651"},"modified":"2026-01-29T15:52:54","modified_gmt":"2026-01-29T15:52:54","slug":"colorado-blue-spruce-transplants","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.nurserymen.com\/store\/colorado-blue-spruce-transplants\/","title":{"rendered":"Colorado Blue Spruce Transplants"},"content":{"rendered":"

(a.k.a. Colorado Spruce, Blue Spruce)
\n[Picea pungens Glauca]<\/em><\/h2>\n

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Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants 10-pack shown, approx 10-18″ tall<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The most popular Spruce by any measure, Colorado Blue Spruce are often the primary choice for Christmas trees, ornamental landscaping, privacy screens and windbreaks<\/a>, and can reach heights of over 100 feet.<\/p>\nFOR SALE, shipping NOW through end of May 2026<\/b>

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This species features a pleasing conical shape, and can live for up to 800 years. This Spruce is anchored with a deep root system, protecting it from mild drought and high winds.<\/p>\n

The needles of Picea pungens Glauca are four-sided and can be quite sharp (“pungens” is Latin for “sharp”), and needle color varies from silvery blue to greenish blue. The Glauca variety (which we sell), tend to have more blueish and silvery needles. About 60% develop the famous “blue” color, while the rest will remain more greenish. It is a genetic trait which does not reveal itself for another few years.<\/p>\n

Express Checkout:<\/strong><\/em>
\n5-pack of Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants<\/a> >> $54.00<\/strong>
\n10-pack of Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants<\/a>\u00a0>> $68.00<\/strong>
\n25-pack of Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants<\/a>\u00a0>> $<\/strong>129.00<\/strong>
\n50-pack of Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants<\/a>\u00a0>> $<\/strong>199.00<\/strong>
\n100-pack of Picea pungens Glauca bare root transplants<\/a>\u00a0>> $<\/strong>299.00
\n<\/strong>To order multiple items,<\/b> please scroll farther down this page and use the big green ecommerce buttons instead. If you can't see the buttons, please read these instructions<\/a>. Limit 500 trees per customer. All prices include shipping<\/a> and a one year guarantee<\/a><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Colorados are very hardy, dense, and grow at an average rate for an evergreen. It’s cones are anywhere from 2 to 4 inches long and feature a brown chestnut color. It requires little pruning to maintain its shape, and retains its needles better than almost any spruce (handy when removing it from your home after Christmas).<\/p>\n

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Colorado Spruce grow from Kentucky north (but can do well in lower states such as New Mexico and Arizona if planted at elevations above 5,000 feet) and east of Idaho. They can handle a little bit of shade, but full sun is best.<\/p>\n

Colorado Blue Spruce transplants: characteristics and info<\/h2>\n\u2022 prefers hardiness zones 3-6<\/a>
\n\u2022 prefers full sun but does fine in partial shade when young
\n\u2022 mature height and spread: up to 75 ft high, 20 ft spread
\n\u2022 prefers sandy loamy soils, but does well in quite a wide range of soils
\n\u2022 Ohio State University info on Picea pungens Glauca<\/a>
\n\u2022 Colorado Blue Spruce Sizes and Availability:<\/b>
\n--- Colorado Spruce seedlings<\/a> [FOR SALE]
\n--- Colorado Spruce transplants<\/a> [FOR SALE]
\n--- Colorado Spruce plug seedlings<\/a> [FOR SALE]
\n\u2022 Comparable alternative species: Black Spruce, Black Hills Spruce, Meyers Spruce, Norway Spruce, Serbian Spruce and White Spruce. Confused about species? Check out our Evergreen Tree Buyers Guide<\/a>

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