Spruce Pine Trees

Spruce Pines are hardy in zones four through eight. They grow into trees that produce seed cones. These are located further south sprout cones from February to early March. The cones appear later in March when it is located further north.

Bloom Color Of Spruce Pine

These produce brown cones. The flowers that develop are yellow.

Hardy Planting Zone

Our seedlings do best in U.S.D.A. growing zones four through eight.

Spruce Pine Height at Maturity

These achieve a mature height of 30 to 60 feet. The spread of this type can get to 25 to 40 feet wide.

Soil Type Preferred By Spruce Pine

They can thrive in a variety of soil types, including clay, loam, or sand. They can tolerate well-drained soil and soil in areas with extended flooding. Our seedlings can thrive in soil that ranges from acidic to slightly alkaline.

Spruce Pines can grow in several different light environments, including partial shade, sun, or complete sun.

Plant Description

These require little pruning, making them ideal for a low-maintenance type. They thrive in various light and soil environments, making them suitable for areas with diverse plant life.

While it prefers an environment with limited grass, it can grow where grass is present.

Spruce Pine Is Resistant To Disease And Pest

These are resistant to diseases and pests. The trunk and branches are not showy, and the branches do not tend to droop. They are resistant to breakage even in significant weather.

Spruce Pines fruit is one to three inches long and has a cone shape. The fruit of this tree will attract a variety of mammals, such as squirrels, bringing wildlife to the area.