Picea glauca
Seedlings are 18-24 inches tall.
Transplants are 14-20 inches tall.
*Please keep in mind while the seedlings may be taller, transplants generally have a more matured root system.*
 
At maturity, the White Spruce can reach heights of 40-60ft with a 10-20ft spread.  It is great for buffer strips, windbreaks, privacy, and Christmas trees.
The White Spruce will retain its needles year-round.  The White Spruce prefers full sun and tolerate most soil types as long as they are acidic and moist, but well-drained.  This species is fairly drought tolerant.
Wildlife will use the White Spruce as a food source.  Several species of birds eat the seeds, and the foliage is eaten by grouse, rabbits, and deer.  The bark is enjoyed by porcupines and black bear, which can sometimes be detrimental to the tree.