Alberta spruce landscaping

Question: I have a dwarf Alberta spruce in front of my house, next to the walkway. Last season, I noticed that some of the needles were turning brown and falling off the plant. At first it was just from the inside of the plant, but now it appears that the

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In the process of growing plants, there are always some problems and all gardeners face these problems all the time. Today we will look at one of the most common problems. Winter sunburn and sucking pests are the main reasons why Dwarf Alberta Spruce turns brown. To fix the discoloration, wrap Dwarf Alberta Spruce in ...

HGTV showcases tips on using dwarf Alberta spruce in the landscape, including growing dwarf Alberta spruce in containers.

Picea glauca "Conica" Bonsai Care About The Dwarf Alberta Spruce Bonsai Tree The dwarf Alberta spruce is a perfect cone-shaped dwarf conifer, displaying dense green needles that are surprisingly soft to the touch. In its natural form, it looks like a miniature Christmas tree -- but it can also make an beautifully artistic topiary if you wish. It makes an excellent evergreen bonsai tree, as long as it lives outdoors and goes dormant over the winter. If you want to decorate it for Christmas…

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HGTV showcases tips on using dwarf Alberta spruce in the landscape, including growing dwarf Alberta spruce in containers.

There are a few things that can cause damage such as this to a dwarf Alberta spruce. Spruce spider mites cause areas to first brown and then die. The problem often spreads and can kill a plant. Secondly, winter damage from wind or salt exposure can make a DAS bare on one side as well.

The lack of broad foliage makes conifers very interesting to look at. But with them, as with other trees, problems can arise. Dwarf Alberta Spruce does not drop all its needles at once. The life cycle of each needle is several years and it stays on the branches all that time. Only a small fraction ...