The beginners to find the best seedlings and plants. Order seedlings,shrubs,or large treesįrom us. Our store for the purchase trees, plants, and shrubs.
Please, PLEASE call before coming out to pick them up. They can be shipped but it is best to pick them up at our nursery. Very poor results when planted with pot still on!!!! They can be order just about any time of the year. With liners, please follow proper planting rules and score the sides of the roots and please take pot off of plant. These are much better for homeowners who only want five to ten plants. Make sure to cut the roots correctly and plant them correctly. The smaller the seedling, the more in a bundle. The larger the seedling, the less in a bundle. Depending on the size of the seedlings that you order depends on how many come in a bundle. Seedlings come in a box and is UPS to your home or location that you wish to have them planted. We also can sell seedlings in the spring. We have balled and burlapped Norway Spruces ready for your pickup. If you have any more questions about site location just e-mail us a picture and description of the area or call us! We love to hear from you! It transplants well in our ball and burlap because they have lots of surface roots. However, the norway spruce can tolerate most soils.
PLANTING NORWAY SPRUCE BARE ROOT FULL
The norway spruce likes full sun and moist well drain soils. The new candles is a bit lighter green than the older candles but overall it has a nice dark green needles. The new growth is called candles and when the norway is older, the inside candles start to hang downward making it look majestic. Second, the norway can act like a fence and slow down out of control cars down.īesides blocking wind, noise, and lights, the norway spruce is a beautiful plant. First, the norway reduces noises and lights from the road so the residents can sleep better at night. Many times home owners close to main roads will plant the norway spruce for two reasons. Today the norway spruce is still used as a wind block but there are many more reason to plant it. This would reduce the wind speed around the area and keep the animals and buildings warmer while allowing the sun to hit and heat the building. The Norway spruce grows into one another makes a nice wall. The old farmers would plant them in rows about 50 to 100 feet from their homes and barns. The first use of Norway spruce was as a wind block. The Norway spruce or picea abies which is its Latin name has always been a great in the landscapes of the northeast. Highland Hill Farm has been raising Norway spruce since the farm began to plant trees.
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