Formal, narrow, conical shape and pendulous, stiffly held, drooping branches and light, gray-green foliage.

A native, evergreen conifer with fragrant needles. Traditionally used as a Christmas tree.

A pyramidal, evergreen conifer with a slender, nodding crown and spreading, drooping branchlets. Thimble-like, light brown cones to 3/4" long. May be sheared as a hedge.

A dense, semi-dwarf, evergreen shrub that typically grows as a broad cone. Noted for its pendulous yellow foliage.

Pyramidal shape with gray-green to blue-green needles. Color varies with individual seedling. Prefers rich moist soil.

Densely branched, cone-shaped if pruned regularly. Soft, deep green needles. Well-drained soil. Foundation or hedge.

Dense globe form with dark green foliage turning reddish-brown in winter. Also known as ""Globe Arborvitae""

Broad-based pyramidal shrub. Year-round dark green foliage. Low-maintenance hedge.

Pyramidal form with good dark green foliage throughout winter. Foundation, hedge, or border. Also knowns as "Dark Green Arborvitae"

Dense, slow-growing, globe-shaped form with rich green foliage. Excellent for small hedges.

Maintains its emerald green color throughout the winter. Keep evenly moist.

Fast-growing, upright columnar form with lustrous dark green needles. Foundations and hedges.

Slow-growing, compact shrub with dark green needles. Foundations, hedges, or masses.

A native tree, pyramidal in shape. Needles light green to bluish-green. One of the fastest-growing pines. Makes a beautiful sheared hedge or a full grown specimen

Needles are ¾ to 1 inch long and dark green with a slight twist.

Seedling pines with various mature heights from 3 feet to 10 feet. Bottlebrush like branches with medium green needles and small cones. May be lightly pruned to keep smaller.

A spreading, undulating ground cover. `Procumbens' is very effective when draped over a rock wall or slope.

A slow grower, that is wider than it is tall and will eventually form a leader as it matures. Foliage is a superb silver-blue.

Considered a semi-dwarf form of Colorado Blue Spruce. An outstanding blue-needled tree with a naturally straight leader and consistent well-shaped form.

Very slow growing. Bluish-green needles and a very compact habit.

Dwarf, slow growing, upright habit. Midsummer growth flush is cream yellow.

A dwarf form of the popular Alberta Spruce, with an extremely slow growth rate.

Very slow-growing, pyramidal shrub. Small, light green needles that are densely set. Specimen plant.

Very slow-growing, dense, broad plant of regular growth with a depression in the center of plant causing it to look like a bird’s nest.

A large coniferous evergreen, with graceful, drooping branches and lustrous green foliage.

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