Picea abies

Picea abies

Picea abies

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Picea abies forms a tall, fast-growing pyramidal evergreen with drooping branchlets, bringing year-round screening and wind protection to spacious cool-climate gardens.

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Description

For broad year-round screening, Picea abies grows into a tall pyramidal conifer with upturned primary branches and drooping secondary branchlets. Dark green needles stay on the tree through every season, while long hanging cones mature brown in fall.

Give this large tree full sun and acidic, evenly moist, well-drained soil. Allow about 25 to 30 feet for its mature spread. Hot, dry summers and waterlogged ground reduce performance. The sharp-pointed needles can scratch skin, so wear gloves when handling branches.

Additional information

Height

1220 cm – 1830 cm

Spread

760 cm – 915 cm

Synonyms

Picea excelsa, Pinus abies

Family

Pinaceae

Propagation

Propagate from seed.

Pests

Watch for aphids, bagworms, budworms, borers, and spider mites.

Diseases

Cytospora canker, wood decay, needle cast, and rust may occur.

Hazardous information

The sharp-pointed needles can cause puncture or scratch injuries; wear gloves when handling branches.

Hazardous

yes

Variegated

unknown

Watering instructions

Keep soil evenly moist but well drained.

Sunlight instructions

Plant in full sun.

Color flower spring

Purple, Yellow

Aspect

South

Foliage

Evergreen

Habit

Columnar upright, Pendulous

Moisture

Moist but Well Drained

Ph

Acid

Position

Full sun

Shape

Pyramidal

Suggest planting location

Woodland Garden, Low maintenance planting, Hedges and screening plants

Type

Conifer

Use for

Screen, Windbreak, Low maintenance

Cultivation
Soil

Loam, Sand

Local names

Norway Spruce, European Spruce, Common Spruce, Baltic Whitewood

Blomidon Item No

C461, MO23012794, PICAB0003G, PICAB0005G, PICAB0007G, PICAB12515G, PICAB1507G, PICAB150WB, PICAB175WB, PICAB200WB, PICAB300WB

Usps

Drooping branchlets shape a broad pyramidal evergreen crown., A mature tree forms an effective year-round screen or windbreak.