Spruce Tree Pictures, Lot of Photos, Images with examples of Different Types of Spruce Trees
There are many types of spruce trees, but the Alberta Spruce is an extremely slow growing spruce tree.
The Alberta Spruce tree a top pick for tight landscaping areas and can be used for featuring walkways.
Not a gardener?
Hire out a tree landscape company to finalise your design and do all the buying and installation work
Here is a example of the cut ends of 2″ green pressure treated deck boards. Shown is the inconsistency of the treatment protection due to how porous the wood is and the lumber’s dryness.
Pressure treated lumber has the cheaper lower price point. Try to price cedar and you may be shocked at the cost of cedar today!
Wood Bench with an amazing view!
If you got a view … “Bench it” .. and enjoy the scenery!
Bench view of Mount Rundle in Canada’s Banff National Park, Alberta. The Cree name was Waskahigan Watchi or house mountain because of it’s large size – Elevation: 2,948 m or 9725 feet high.
PS: More benches are needed in our Nations Parks
What does a Blue Spruce look Like?
Blue Spruce Tree type looks much like a Christmas Tree. Getting it’s name from the blue hue of it’s spruces needles.
Each year, new Spring Season needles tend to be a brighter blue color.
An example of a mature Blue Spruce tree is tall, appears cylindrical in shape and produces new bluish colored needles in the Spring.
Use of different types of tree in this landscape design.
Find the Cedar trees, Spruce tree, Smoke Bush …
Mature Spruce trees planted to break up the landscape.
Bird House appropriately placed under a spruce tree.
Spruce tree provides great cover for visiting birds feeding.
PS Watch birds for a length of time, you find they spend a lot of time watching to the left, right and above for predators. The more tree cover the safer it is to feed.
Evergreen Spruce Trees planted and spaced equally has been an good landscape choice.
These white spruce have grown up in very nice cone Christmas tree shape!
Spruce trees are resilient as shown in the picture.
Out in the open, high winds blow the trees hard which has prevents them from growing up straight.
Landscapers will typically stake newly planted trees so they grow straight.
We have lots of Pictures of Spruce Trees
Why go to Banff National Park Alberta Canada?
Banff Alberta summer tree photos have the four relaxing elements: mountains, trees, snow and water. We call this travel area of Alberta a “go back” … meaning one goes back to visit!
Lake Louise – Must visit and eat lunch or dinner at Fairmont Hotel!
Example of a young 15 foot (5 meter) high Blue Spruce Tree well established and planning to grow over 50 feet (18 meters) high.
Mountain Tree Images taken in the Rocky Mountains around Banff Alberta.
Large trees make good backdrops, wind breaks and privacy screens. The spruce tree is a fast growing evergreen tree that can solve many landscaping design concerns.
Spruce Tree on the right hand side strategically placed in the lakeside landscape as not to block the majestic lake views.
Great pyramidal shape on this spruce tree making be a candidate for a large X-Mas Tree. If this spruce was in the garden landscaping probably better to save the tree for years of enjoyment.
Wood Grand Entrance to the Municipal Offices of Banff, Alberta, Canada
Unique Solid Wood Garden Bridge is major feature in these Cascade Gardens, Banff, Alberta.
A row of mature weeping Norway spruce trees edge this tractor lane.
View of the Lake Louis Trees and flowers from the Fairmont Hotel Gardens in Summer!
Mountain trees grow on slopes where they can get a root in!
Type of spruce true called a Blue Spruce. Popular as a colorful tree and on golf courses.
Spruce trees are evergreen and have a pyramidal shape as shown in this photo.
EU Visitor? Tree-Pictures.com uses cookies. Please agree to cookie use Thanks! more information
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.
Moriane Lake – Must visit!
