Dwarf Alberta Spruse

Dwarf Alberta spruce is a compact evergreen shrub with a naturally dense, conical form that gives landscapes a formal, structured appearance year-round. Its fine, bright green needles create a soft texture that contrasts nicely with broader-leaf shrubs and perennials. Because of its tidy growth habit and predictable shape, it is frequently used near entryways, in foundation plantings, or as a symmetrical accent in formal beds. It works especially well in smaller landscapes where a traditional evergreen look is desired without the size of a full spruce. When planted in pairs, it creates a strong architectural presence and four-season interest.

Plant Characteristics
Genus
Picea
Species
glauca
Family
Pinaceae
Plant Characteristics
Plant Color
Blue-ish Green
Water Use
Low-medium
Care Instructions

This plant performs best in full sun to partial sun with well-drained soil and consistent moisture. It has low to medium water needs, especially during establishment and hot, dry summers. Dwarf Alberta spruce is prone to winter burn and desiccation in exposed sites, so some wind protection or occasional winter watering can be beneficial. Pruning is rarely needed and should be limited to light shaping if required. Avoid heavy shearing, which can damage its natural form. Good airflow and periodic inspection for spider mites will help maintain long-term health.

Price
$ 110.55