How fast do Norway Spruces Grow

www.seedlingsru... 215 651 8329 How fast do Norway Spruces Grow PICEA PUN.GLAUCA S.JUAN 100', Zone 2. Bluish foliage. Widely planted across www.seedlingsrus.com/GrowthRateNorwaySpruce.html Call us at 215 651 8329 Video Describes The Growth Rate of Norway Spruce Trees 2b 8
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[@KreigsMarine2]

Never mind, they died.

[@fredrodrigues3968]

Bruh 😂😂

[@usernate5995]

Aw that sucks man

[@ryanlion101192]

LOL. Were you growing them in right zones?. Norway Spruces like cold hardy weather up in Northern latitudes of the US.

[@guymann4016]

😂

[@joshua511]

Compost is for growing annual vegetables. Not trees. However, you can use compost as a top dressing.

[@ARTWV]

After a year or 2 after getting established I’m getting 3-5ft of growth per year.

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

thats awesome. i just bought a 2.5 foot tall one and planted it. i put plenty of compost and holly tone in the hole so hopefully itll take off next year

[@ARTWV]

@@cantwealljustgetalong2
It should do great for you. They are tough trees. Mine were the same around 2-3ft. I’m telling you the truth after around 8 years I have most of the 25 are 20-30ft tall. Also, everyone of them are healthy. That’s rare not to lose some of them with my tree experience

[@KreigsMarine2]

I just planted 2 Norway spruce in my front yard. I planted them in compost and keep them watered. is there anything else I need to know about keeping them healthy and growing right?

[@Aveeguides]

@KreigsMarine2 how are your trees doing?

[@KreigsMarine2]

@Aveeguides they died, I'm not going to plant Norway Spruces any more.....they can't handle any amount of drought. Their dead and long gone

[@Thedogpound1997]

Are they very disease resistant?