Evergreens
This page provides general information about evergreens, including characteristics and growing tips. However, it does not reflect our current nursery stock. To see which plants we have available this year, along with pricing, please check our Evergreens catalogue page.
| Image | Species | Culture | |
 | Chamaecyparis n Pendula | sun/wdPs /slightly A-33'x10'w,X specimen tree,Pyramidal;pendulous tips Flat sprays with tip upward |  |
 | Juniper h Blue Chip | sun/wd/modM up to 12" h x 6' wide sprawlng silvery blue evergreen | |
 | Juniper h Blue Rug Wiltoni | sun/wd up to 6" x 8', fast grower | |
 | Juniper v Blue Arrow | sun/wd/modM-15' x 2'w- fast growing, dense branching holding bright, blue-green foliage and silvery berries | |
 | Larix pendula | SN-wd/avg-up to 30' x 20'w-the new shoots are pink to reddish pink; Larch looses it's needles each fall & buds out early spring | |
 | Picea p Blue GlaucaThe Blues | sun/wd modM-6' x 6' weeping, slow growing,bright blue needles | |
 | Taxus m Hicksii | sun-18'- dense shrub of narrowly columnar habit when young, becoming wider with age; does well with pruning | |
 | Thuja Danika Globe Eastern | Sun-ps/ average maintenance no pruning required 2 x 2', dense globe shaped, bright green | |
 | Thuja o Northern Spire | Sun-ps/avg-up to 16' compact Western Cedar, dark green glossy foliage turning red in fall & winter | |
 | Picea a Little Gem | sun/wd modM-in 10 years this shrub will be of growth will measure 1' x 18"; X Rock Garden specimen; Green | |