Plant Highlight - Picea p. 'Baby Blue'

Scott Durst with Bountiful Farms highlights the Picea p. 'Baby Blue'

[@oekoch6617]

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[@N0N4M30]

She’s so beautiful 🤩

[@emersonluconi1007]

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[@user-vu9qe3oi8z]

Классно

[@mnnomad1870]

Do you think it would be better to plant in a straight line or staggered rows for privacy and wind block?

[@YngwieGuitarGod]

could you please tell me how much distance between the trees you recommend for planting..? Thanks.

[@pauldan7440]

hello,can you tell me,what type of picea pungens is?(fat alber,hoopsii?)

[@ciuppacapra3720]

Bro he say a lot of time 8s a baby blue , in Europe is most knowed with the name super blue

[@abduraxmonortiqov352]

Окей Юрка сенкию веримач

[@brandybrandenburg9525]

Do they lose their needles in the middle and look dead? Most pine trees in Indiana end up looking dead in the center and I don’t want that.

[@jwserge]

probably yes... These spruces look so nice - dense, planty of branches!.. it is unusual...

[@abtsamroobe9633]

I have baby blue 12 years ago.its looks great from inside and out side and her colour so beautiful.but you must plant it not near the house.the first 3 years grow slowly then grow fast.now it’s 5 m tall and 3 m wide

[@andsereje]

0:53 "The mature height is between 25 to 30 feet" Did you mean inches?And if not, then what is the baby part?

[@leland_anderson]

A traditional Blue Spruce matures 50 to 75 feet. 25 to 30 feet is smaller than most spruces and conifers for that matter. Not quite dwarf category though.

[@PolychromaticZero]

@@leland_andersonyea, pretty sure the actual dwarf blue grows 6’-8’