• Young blue spruce seedling (Picea pungens) with delicate blue-green needles, grown from seed – ideal for bonsai or landscaping.
  • Mature Colorado blue spruce trees with striking silver-blue foliage, perfect for privacy screens or windbreaks.
  • Mature Colorado blue spruce trees with striking silver-blue foliage, perfect for privacy screens or windbreaks.
  • Snow-covered country road lined with blue spruce trees, showcasing their winter hardiness and year-round beauty
  • Close-up of blue spruce tree seeds (Picea pungens) – tiny, brown, and ready to grow into drought-tolerant evergreen trees.
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Blue Spruce Tree Seeds (Picea pungens) – 30 Seeds | Colorado Spruce, Rocky Mountains Native, Canada Grown – Privacy Screen, Christmas Tree, or Bonsai Houseplant

Blue Spruce Tree Seeds (Picea pungens) – 30 Seeds | Colorado Spruce, Rocky Mountains Native, Canada Grown – Privacy Screen, Christmas Tree, or Bonsai Houseplant

$7.00 CAD
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Grow a stunning Blue Spruce—a hardy, long-lived evergreen with striking blue-green foliage and excellent drought tolerance. Native to the Rocky Mountains, it’s widely cultivated across Canada and the USA for:

✔ Privacy screens & shelterbelts
✔ Ornamental landscaping
✔ Bonsai houseplants (with a pleasant piney aroma)

Package includes:
🌲 30 seeds – packed & shipped from Ontario
⚠ Note: Seeds only (no cones/live plants). Plant wisely—avoid unprotected sites or near foundations.

Ideal for cold climates, this low-maintenance conifer adds year-round beauty to gardens or indoor bonsai collections. Drought-resistant and adaptable!

Blue Spruce Seed Germination Guide (Zone 3-8):

  1. Cold Stratify: Refrigerate seeds in damp sand for 8-12 weeks.

  2. Plant: Sow 1/4" deep in well-drained soil.

  3. Light/Sun: Full sun (6+ hours daily).

  4. Water: Keep moist, not soggy.

  5. Germination: 8-12 weeks.

Patience needed - slow starter! 🌱

Clip below for the general tree germination guide.

https://www.hundredfold.store/en-ca/blogs/resources/tree-shrub-germination

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