PLANTING NORWAY SPRUCE BARE ROOT FREE

Other species of fir tree to consider (3mb download, provided by the BCTGA) when growing commercially in the UK are Noble fir (Ables Procera), Lodgepole Pine (Pinus Contorta Latifolia), Scots Pine (Pinus Sylvestris), Serbian Spruce (Picea Omorika), Nordmann Fir (Abies Nordmanniana), Blue Spruce (Picea Pungens Glauca) and Fraser Fir (Abies Fraseri). They will tolerate damp soils but not long term waterlogged or boggy conditions. Our Norway Spruce fir trees do not like standing water. Taking the tree out of the pot and making sure it is not pot bound (the roots starting to grow around the pot) will let you know when to pot on if you have any doubt. Depending on the age you sell them, this will dictate if you have to repot into a larger one. Start with 2 litre pots for a couple of years, move on to 5 litres and let them grow a couple of more years and then put into a 10+ litre sized pot ready for sale at 5-6 years old. You can plant into ploughed land or pre-treat with herbicide, just be sure to follow the instructions for spraying. There of course would be someone willing to try and get that home on the roof rack of their Ford Fiesta. If left to grow it would achieve a height of over 70m which would be one amazing Christmas tree. It has become less popular in recent years due to its lesser ability to retain its needles but from a commercial growers point of they are an excellent choice due to their speed of growth, disease resistance and colour. Norway spruce (picea abies) is the most well-known of all Christmas tree varieties. If you are looking to buy Picea Abies for a Christmas tree plantation, then you will be pleased to know that the seeds used to grow them have been selected from trees that have a good shape to them already with the theory being that the new trees will also carry a good shape too. Growing Christmas trees (Picea Abies) to sell Orders over £1000 may have further discounts added by contacting us or calling 08 Growing containers eliminate root spiralling.Root plug contains both naturally occurring mycorrhizae and fertilzer.Plants do not 'check' when planted so rapid early growth.

PLANTING NORWAY SPRUCE BARE ROOT FREE

Our trees are covered by a FREE TREE WARRANTY. (first 15% not covered).Very easy to plant, little cultivation required and very high success rate.Grown in Scotland which makes the plants much hardier (used to bad weather).No rush to plant as roots are not exposed. Our volume trees are plug plants which can be planted all year round.

Planting norway spruce bare root