White Spruce, Picea gluaca

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White Spruce
White spruce is an upland tree that is found mostly in Canada, but also in a large portion of Minnesota. It also found in other areas of the extreme Northeastern U.S. The needles are 3/8"-3/4" long. Branchlets do not droop. The cones are 1"-2" long, and drop soon after they reach maturity. Mature Height: 50'-60'; Mature Diameter: 1'-2'.
White Spruce Needles White Spruce has a natural conical shape, similar to colorado blue spruce, but with softer dark green needles.
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