Colorado spruce landscaping

Evergreens, unlike deciduous shrubs, keep their leaves all year long and remain green. View our selection below. Discuss your design options with your landscape designer to create your dream layout. Please contact us with any questions you may have.

Learn all about Colorado blue spruce trees, plus get expert tips and information for choosing, planting, growing and caring for this striking spruce in your home landscape.

"Limbing up" the trees may seem like a good idea, but it may introduce problems. Learn how to trim evergreen trees the right way.

The blue spruce is a popular landscaping tree used by homeowners across the United States because of its hardiness and adaptability. Learn how to plant a blue spruce tree with these easy-to-follow instructions and discover some facts about the physical and growth characteristics of the Picea punguns.

If you are planning to improve your property to increase its market value your home’s exterior should never be left out.

Known for its striking blue-green needles and impressive stature, this tree has become a popular choice for landscaping projects. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to successfully incorporate Colorado Blue Spruce into your landscape.

Spruce tree and its types with pictures. What does it look like, where and how fast does it grow, how long does it live, what are its uses

The 'Fat Albert' (Picea pungens) is a variety of Colorado Spruce that is native to the Rocky Mountains. It is a medium sized tree with silvery blue needles and drops 4" seed-containing cones. An average Colorado Spruce grows up to 60' but the 'Fat Albert" will only reach up to 15'. Both have similar characteristics, with the 'Fat Albert' being a dwarf variety. It is a slow growing tree that is suitable to plant under powerlines. The 'Fat Albert' must be grown in full sun but is tolerant of…