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...ost adaptable. hardiest and longest-living spruce trees in the world. Native to Europe and… More
Native to northern and central Europe, the Norway spruce (Picea abies) adapts well to… More
.... Outbreaks of spruce beetle reduce the growth of trees, resulting in less dense… More
Planting lawn under a spruce tree can prove frustrating or impossible for homeowners. However,… More
...eas in northern and central Europe. Norway spruce trees prefer cool and moist climates;… More
White spruce (Picea glauca), also known Canadian spruce, is common in the northern United… More
Spruce trees are typically tall trees that cast dense shade around the landscape and… More
...th Dakota. This is a slow-growing, pyramid-shaped tree that will eventually reach heights of… More
Spruce trees are a type of conifer with extremely deep roots that make them… More
There are 35 species of spruce trees, with Colorado blue spruce one of the… More
Spruce trees are coniferous evergreens. There are about 35 species of the tree worldwide,… More
... is no different. Gardeners frequently use potted spruce trees as accent plants besides… More
...rub, depending on the variety being grown. Spruce trees are generally fast-growing and are… More
...round. The branches are in layers, or whorls. The tree grows slowly, taking about… More
The Colorado blue spruce is an evergreen with stiff branches, native to the southwestern… More
The Colorado blue spruce is the official tree of the state of Colorado. It… More
White spruce is a deciduous tree found growing across northern North America and into… More
Blue spruce trees are slow growing evergreens that like sunny areas with moist, well-draining… More
The Colorado blue spruce is a hardy evergreen common through Zones 2 through 8.… More
Spruce trees are hardy evergreens that can withstand extreme winters and can survive up… More
Pine trees need to be pruned in the springtime and should not be pruned halfway… More
Bonsai tree species are either formal uprights, such as junipers and pines, or informal uprights,… More
Trees can be kept as house plants, if the right steps are taken. Learn more… More
Learn how to prune your shrubs in your home garden in this free garden maintenance… More
I have a spruce tree in the back yard that seems to have grown two leaders at the top. Should one of them be pruned off? Actually, can the tree be topped off? As you can see, there are few needles at the top so it looks odd. I'd also… More
I have a weeping Norway spruce tree that is about 9 years old. It has wonderful new growth but on the same branch the inner needles are turning brown. Not on all the branches, just some. The tree gets regular irrigation and a time release fertilizer. Does anyone have any… More
Hi, Everyone - I'm new to Garden Guides and have already enjoyed the various questions and tips I've read. I've gardened most of my life and I'm very old. I still learn something new and wonderful about plants and gardening techniques on a regular basis. I love to "play in… More
Does anyone have any Blue Spruce, Redwood, or Sequoia seeds or even Pinecones I can take off their hands? More
... a few photos of my flower garden. The giant blue spruce tree is in my front yard, and the honeysuckle vine (that's what I think it is) is around the lampost. Although it's hard to tell, in my flower garden are: Clematis vine, Iris, Lilly (white,yellow & orange),… More
I came across this list and thought I would share it. I consider it a general guideline because some of the plants listed have been attacked by the beasties. For instance, I know that petunias and dogwoods have been affected by them here in my area. Sorry for the long… More
Hi to all my fellow New England gardeners! Where are you? Seems that there haven't been many posts here lately...I suppose everyone is out gardening. I've lived in Connecticut for the past twelve years. I think gardening here is so much easier here than in Georgia, where I'm originally from.… More
Well my Dwarf Alberta Spruce that I bought last May, is officially dead... Hubby buried it in our last snow storm with snow from the driveway, I think there was a good amount of road salt mixed in it. BUT a neighbor has 2 that she doesn't like and offered… More
...den perennials, vegetables, annual flowers, fruit trees/shrubs, and bonsai. I'm just a bonsai-beginner (only 3-5 year old trees), and I'm slowly getting the feel for proper form. It… More
...g trees shipped to us (except for a Colorado Blue Spruce that… More
...bout five years ago I transplanted about 40 small trees, and now the state is buying 30' from me actually stealing it. I have no choice in the matter, for extentending the… More
My huge Blue Spruce trees are in desperate shape. They are loosing limbs and needles. I had a person from the County Extension Service out last year who said it was drought damage, but, having done as told (Urea and watering), the trees are still excessively stressed. What can I… More
...since April, is this just drought? 5 30+ year old trees. Last season we had 30 inches of rain in june and july! Lots of flooding and standing water. I'm thinking they need help, just don't know what kind. Any info… More
...ottle of Vitamin B into recently repotted weeping spruce tree in container and large bonsai pine. He flooded the plants after this to try to dilute. Help will this kill the trees? More
I am growing Blue Spruce trees in peat pots (the small ones with the netting) and since they have sprouted, I was wondering would it be best to take off the netting, or leave it on. Which is better, off or on? More
First my Mountain Ash. I noticed that something has been having a feast but only on the one part I have shown in the picture. I noticed it first yesterday and have checked today and whatever was eating it seems to have left. I checked it carefully and couldn't find… More
Hello: We have two trees which are two years old and have been very healthy. In the past day , almost overnight they have turned brown and needles are falling off. What could have caused this? They face north and do not get direct sun. It seems they got brown… More
My wife Becky brought me home a really neat birdhouse today... The opening is just over 1/14 inch, and it stands one foot tall, not including the top thingy... It has a nice hinged door on the back for cleaning too... It's well made of real solid wood, real bark… More
...e last weekend, I went to check on our 3 year old spruce trees and found them decimated! Looking closer, I spotted little green caterpillars on them, happily munching away on the needles. These little trees are only 2 feet tall right now and have almost no needles… More
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