Norway Spruce

The Norway Spruce originates from parts of Eastern Europe and the Black Forest. As Europeans emigrated from the Old Country, so did this beautiful conifer—and we're so glad it's part of American landscapes today. An attractive, broad tree with a perfect pyramidal shape, the Norway Spruce is a Christmas favorite. The Norway Spruce grows rapidly, with the ability to reach heights over one hundred feet, but will typically grow between forty and sixty feet in cool and temperate climates. Due to its stature, this Norway Spruce works well as a privacy border or windscreen. If you're just looking for a statement evergreen tree, the Norway Spruce can serve as a lovely standalone, too.

Norway Spruces are also a hardy option for your landscape and can withstand snowfall and temperatures of up to -30 degrees fahrenheit. Thanks to their drought tolerance and resistance to disease, Norway Spruce trees can thrive for centuries. In addition to being an attractive evergreen presence in your landscape, the Norway Spruce tree even attracts wild songbirds.

If you're ready to take home this conifer today, be sure to check out our trees and shrubs planting guide!