The Baby Blue Spruce is prized among landscapers for its evergreen turquoise-blue foliage， extreme resistance to cold/harsh environments， and versatile dwarfing size which allows this Spruce to be used as either a large shrub or a small tree in a landscape. The ice blue needles keep their unique color throughout the-year but tend to develop a deeper hue as winter sets in and the foliage absorbs less sunlight. Baby Blue is actually a dwarfing cultivar of the Colorado Blue Spruce， allowing gardeners to gain the same silvery-blue color， fantastic pyramidal form， and fantastic hardiness without growing to the height of 100 ft. No pruning is required to attain a symmetrical pyramidal form. This dwarfing conifer easily withstands temperatures down to minus 40°F and goes virtually untouched by deer， insects， or diseases. The Baby Blue Spruce lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4-8 and reaches a height of 20 ft. with a much narrower spread of 10 ft.

Silvery turquoise evergreen foliage

Cold hardy down to minus 40°F

Reaches 20 ft. in height

Fantastic deeper winter color

Ideal as a mid-sized landscape feature