Picea glauca Blue Teardrop

Small blue spruce sapling in mulched bed
Dwarf blue spruce in landscaped garden
Close-up of blue spruce with buds

Picea glauca ‘Blue Teardrop’ is a compact, upright selection of White Spruce prized for its short silvery-blue needles and elegant pyramidal form. This distinctive evergreen develops a dense habit making it ideal for gardens, rockeries, container plantings, or as a striking specimen in larger landscapes. Its unique color and form provide year-round texture, contrast, and architectural interest.

Thriving in USDA Zones 3-7, ‘Blue Teardrop’ prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Cold-hardy and low-maintenance once established, it is perfect for residential or commercial landscapes seeking a durable, compact spruce with striking color and enduring visual appeal.

Overview

Common Name: Blue Teardrop White Spruce

Annual Growth Rate: 6-12"

Shape: Broad Upright

USDA Zone: 3-7

10-Year HxW: 5'x3'

Sun Needs: Full Sun