Potted Norway and White Spruce

[LetEmGrow]

Greetings

If you are looking to planting Norway or white spruce on your property this fall then I have some available.  Right now I have the following:

Norway Spruce: 18 - 22". Three years old. 50 available. $12.00 each.

White Spruce 17" - 19". Three years old. 30 available. $12.00 each.

These are in a convenience pot where they have been roots trained.  They are tall, stout, and well branched.  All of them are at the end of their third growing season.
They're nice trees and should hit the ground running.

In the spring I will have larger ones in one gallon pots and then should have them from there on out.

If you are interested then get in touch with me on here.  And to everyone, good luck hunting this fall!

Edited September 27, 2019 by LetEmGrow

[Zag]

Awesome, always wanted to plant and sell, good luck and I think your prices are really good!!

[Fletch]

My deer would eat those after the first snow. Better browse near and the bastids would still eat them all. 

[moog5050]

Bryan

If you have any left in the spring, let me know. I might want some for my backyard.  Just not interested in planting now for obvious reasons. 

[LetEmGrow]

Thanks for the feedback guys.  moog - I will definitely let you know in the spring.

As far as the deer browse, I have had Norway spruce browsed on before.  Never white or blue.  I will have blue but not for a couple more years.

Thanks again guys.

 

[moog5050]

1 minute ago, LetEmGrow said:

Thanks for the feedback guys.  moog - I will definitely let you know in the spring.

As far as the deer browse, I have had Norway spruce browsed on before.  Never white or blue.  I will have blue but not for a couple more years.

Thanks again guys.

 

grow me an ornamental cherry for the front yard!  Bigger profit.

[LetEmGrow]

LOL.  I with I had time for them all.  I am pretty much married to spruce.

[OtiscoPaul]

If you have any left in April/May I’ll grab some Norway’s 

[NonTypical]

Just curious but what do you mean when you say the roots are trained?