21 Shades of Spruce Color

Explore different types of Spruce colors for your website, brand or any project.

  1. #cadfdd

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    Silver Spruce Color

    Silver Spruce is a pale frosty aqua-grey, like the waxy bloom on the needles of a Colorado blue spruce. In a bright room it passes for white with a cold streak, and only a crisp white trim reveals the green hiding in #cadfdd.

  2. #adc5c9

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    Blue Spruce Color

    Blue spruce borrows from the tree’s characteristic dusty blue-green needles, though the paint leans more grey-blue than green. Colorado blue spruce (Picea pungens) gets its color from a waxy coating on the needles, not from pigment.

  3. #589f7e

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    Green Spruce Color

    Green Spruce is a medium blue-green like the needles of its namesake tree, dusted with that faint spruce-blue bloom. It stays fresh yet grounded. The color has an evergreen steadiness.

  4. #9fbdad

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    White Spruce Color

    The white spruce tree grows across Canada and Alaska, and its needles carry a waxy blue-green bloom. White Spruce color (#9fbdad) copies that bloom well in bright sun, a soft grey-green close to Cambridge Blue with nothing white about it.

  5. #4c5752

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    Black Spruce Color

    Black spruce is a narrow conifer of the northern boreal forest, and Black Spruce color (#4c5752) is a dark green-grey like its needles in shade. The tree grows in cold, boggy muskeg across Canada and Alaska, where its dark spires line lake shores.

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