The drooping needles of the Norway spruce form long sleeves, giving it a lavish appearance, especially in winter when they are covered in snow. This tree has the fastest growth of all spruces and forms magnificent stretches of mysterious forests.
Hardiness Zone: 2b
Height: 50 m
Spread: 12 m
Growth: Fast.
Exposure: Sun or partial shade.
Appearance: Pyramidal, regular, graceful habit; broad crown; drooping branches.
Soil: Sandy-loam and even limestone with an acidic, neutral or alkaline pH.
Rooting: Shallow rooting, specimens over 60 cm tall should be planted with a root ball.
Diseases and Insects: Few pathological and entomological problems.
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The trees have a maximum height of about 3 feet; these are young trees.
The price indicated includes a TRIO of trees.





