Collection: White Spruce (Picea glauca)
The White Spruce is a classic evergreen, often used as a Christmas tree for its lovely green color and pleasing shape. Native to the northern regions of North America, the White Spruce is known for its short, sturdy needles and uniform appearance. The needles have a slightly pungent scent when crushed, which gives the tree a distinctive aroma.
White Spruces are popular in Canada and northern parts of the United States, valued for their excellent needle retention and ability to withstand colder climates. Their strong branches make them ideal for holding a variety of holiday decorations, from lights to ornaments.
Interesting Facts:Â
- The White Spruce is commonly found in boreal forests across North America and is well-adapted to cold climates.
- It is often used in reforestation projects due to its hardiness and fast growth in a range of environments.
- Growth rate: approximately 20-30 cm per year, however dwarf varieties only grow 2-10 cm per year.
Cultural Popularity: The White Spruce is a traditional choice in colder regions, particularly in Canada, where it is appreciated for its resilience and classic Christmas tree look. Its strong branches and excellent needle retention make it a reliable and beautiful option for the holidays.
To keep your White Spruce fresh, ensure it is well-watered and positioned away from heat sources. Proper care will help maintain its vibrant needles and keep your home festive all season long.
