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Meanings of silver spruce in English
Tall spruce with blue-green needles and dense conic crown; older trees become columnar with lower branches sweeping downward.
Synonyms
Examples for "Colorado spruce"
Examples for "Colorado spruce"
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Mr. Kellogg: Colorado spruce is too expensive to set out as a windbreak.
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Another instance occurred when a planting of several thousand Colorado blue spruce were lined out and fell within the area affected by two butternut trees.
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The Colorado blue spruce (Picea pungens) seems to be our best spruce, and so far as tested the Black Hills spruce is a good second.
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The Colorado blue spruce ( Picea pungens) seems to be our best spruce, and so far as tested the Black Hills spruce is a good second.
Usage of silver spruce in English
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We went over to the group of silver spruce near the house.
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Horse and rider lurched out of sight among the silver spruce.
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Then you can see the aspens and silver spruce next.
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Far below them a pale mist obscured the beautiful silver spruce which had reached their upward limit.
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The rider had whipped out of the saddle and stood poised, strong as the trunk of a silver spruce.
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This silver spruce was five feet through at the base, rugged, gray-seamed, thick all the way to its lofty height.
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Not until next day did we climb farther to the deepening, darkening forest, and at last to the silver spruce.
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There were other trees than pines, and particularly one kind, cone-shaped, symmetrical, and bright, which Dick called a silver spruce.
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The most attractive tree I have seen is the silver spruce, Abies Englemanii, near of kin to what is often called the balsam fir.
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A group of small silver spruces away from the fire was my sleeping place.
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Then still higher up I espied some silver spruces, most exquisite trees of the mountain forests.
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Over the tops of the big silver spruces he traced the outline of Sleep Mountain against the southern sky.
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The silver spruces sent down long, graceful branches that had to be brushed aside or stooped under as we rode along.