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Utah State Tree:

Blue spruce pine needles in snow - click to see all state trees
Blue spruce in the snow - photo © Craig Baker on Flickr -
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Blue Spruce

Utah designated the blue spruce (Picea pungens Engelm) as the official state tree in 1933. Found in the Wasatch and Uinta mountains of Utah at elevations between 6,000 to 11,000 feet, blue spruce can be transplanted successfully and is widely used as an ornamental tree. Generally silvery blue in color, blue spruce has the ability to withstand temperature extremes. Blue spruce is also the state tree symbol of Colorado. See all state trees.

Blue spruce trees in winter - click to see all state trees
Blue spruce trees - photo © mdprovost on Flickr -
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Source:
Utah State Tree - Blue Spruce: Pioneer: Utah's Online Library
Links:
State Trees - 50 States List

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