Picea Abies (Norway Spruce)
A tall, slender, symmetrical tree which can grow up to 40 metres in height. Norway spruce was once commonly grown for timber production but nowadays Sitka spruce is more commercially viable, so increasingly Norway spruce is being used for Christmas tree production. Its needle like leaves have a rich sweet smell, and deep green colour. Will tolerate a wide variety of soils, including wet and heavy land but does not cope well in windy sites.
Cones: The 1cm long male cones are globular and yellow and hang down from the shoots. The female cones are oval, green or dark red and, when fertilized, they become dark brown.
Timber: The timber is strong, light and elastic and is used for paper pulp, chipboard, matches, musical instruments, table tops and more. Turpentine is extracted for the blisters on the trunk and branches. Twigs can be used to make spruce beer.
Soil Types/Habitat: It will tolerate a wide variety of soils, including wet and heavy land.
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