Spruce (Picea)

Blue spruces are an exciting attribute of the landscape. However, these trees are also attractive to other creatures, namely pests.

Blue spruces are pretty large trees, and many gardeners make the mistake of planting them at a small distance from each other. In this article, you will learn all the necessary information about the proper placement of these trees.

The blue spruce is a unique tree because it has a sky-blue color in addition to the beautiful needles. Such a combination is rare, even for conifers.

Dwarf trees have always been the object of special attention because they can be used to recreate a miniature landscape of wildlife in the yard. Dwarf Alberta Spruce was one of the first to be used for this purpose. But there are many subtleties of growing this delicate plant. One such is its relationship to…

Replanting plants is quite a complex activity. This is especially true for conifers because they are more sensitive to disturbing roots.

Blue spruce is a desirable element in the landscape design of many homesteads. Very often, there are difficulties because of the large size of this plant.

Very often, the medium in which the plant grows causes problems with the root system. So you need to be aware of this to avoid trouble.

Feeding plants is a good practice in ornamental gardening. Using mineral and organic fertilizers, you can get excellent results; the main thing is to know how to do it correctly.

The amount of water a plant consumes may vary depending on many factors. Mistakes in this matter can lead to trouble.

The sun is the source of life for all plants on earth. However, not all plants are affected by the sun in the same way. Some plants can tolerate the sun in the desert all day, while others spend their entire lives in a dark place.