Spruce

Spruce is a type of evergreen tree belonging to the pine family, known for its tall, straight growth and needle-like leaves. It typically grows in northern forests and is valued for its strong, lightweight wood used in construction, paper production, and musical instruments. Spruces produce cones that release seeds for reproduction. Their dense foliage provides important habitat for wildlife. Overall, spruce trees play a vital role in ecosystems and the timber industry, offering both ecological benefits and economic value.