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Hoop's Blue Spruce – Outstanding Bluest Form

Hoop's Blue Spruce

Outstanding evergreen tree, generally considered the bluest form. New growth is especially bright blue. Pyramidal form holds stiff horizontal branches with dense silvery-blue needles.

Full Sun, Partial Sun

Moderate Water

Height: 35–50 feet

Spread: 1–2 feet

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