Trees with Don Leopold - black spruce

[@aloe7876]

Aah thanks! I was trying to figure out if the trees here were pine or spruce and this video helped a lot!

[@Needagoodnamebutcantthinkofone]

Or it's simply useful for being a native and great evergreen tea making tree my dude!!! Thanks man, I might have to take a road trip to find some of these, since I don't trust buying online or the nurseries that claim to have them around here but they're definitely native along with the red spruce to my area....

[@indicus9075]

As an alaskan weve always been blessed with these, one weird fact is that every part of the tree is edible, and usable in a variety of ways

[@fishman245]

I would like to see the bark better. Also compared side by side with the white spruce.

[@garygbur3992]

Is this a Black Hills Spruce?

[@ToccataLuna]

No sir, the Black Hills Spruce is a cultivar of White Spruce.