Clustered, soft blue-green needles. Great for wind breaks.
WHITE PINE
Sometimes called a “Norway Pine.” Often used in reforestation projects.
RED PINE
The Scotch Pine is great ornamental evergreen tree and is great for Christmas.
SCOTCH PINE
SPRUCE
One of our most popular trees. Magnificent silver blue-green needles.
COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE
The fastest growing spruce tree. Ideal for wind breaks.
NORWAY SPRUCE
Thin arching branches with a slender straight trunk.
SERBIAN SPRUCE
Beautiful, straight tall tree that tolerates most soil.
White Spruce
FIR
A classic form with superior needle retention with a pleasant scent, which makes it a great choice for Christmas.
FRASER FIR
Light colored bark and silver blue-green needles. Tolerates most soils and drought.
CONCOLOR FIR
Medium-growing fir that does not drop its needles.
CANAAN FIR
Other
Ideal for screening, grouping and foundation plantings.
CANADIAN HEMLOCK
Very hardy for a variety of climates. Great for wind breaks.
DARK GREEN ARBORVITAE
Prized for traditional shape, slow growth and easy care.
EMERALD GREEN ARBORVITAE
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DON’T KILL MY TREE SURVIVAL GUIDE
A 2-Year Manual for Planting Evergreens
You’ve just invested in a living legacy. Evergreens are tough, but their first 24 months in a new environment are their "toddler years"-they are needy, dramatic, and have zero survival instincts. Follow these rules to ensure your tree doesn't become expensive brown kindling.
