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Mighty Conifers!
Conifers are the accent plants of the landscape. Each selection presents a
unique characteristic: from low, spreading dwarf Junipers; dense, pyramidal
Alberta Spruce; or large, handsome columnar Taxus. Choose your favorite from our
selection.
Abies ~
Chamaecyparis ~
Juniperus ~
Picea ~
Pinus ~
Taxus ~
Thuja
Chamaecyparis ~
Picea ~
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Taxus ~
Thuja
- Abies
- balsamea 'Nana', Dwarf Balsam Fir
- Zone 5, Ht.15-18" Wth.2'
- Slow growing, dense globe, dark green needles. Good in rock gardens.
- Chamaecyparis
- obtusa 'Kosteri', Kosters False Cypress
- Zone 5 Ht.30" Wth.30"
- Slow growing rounded form, with flat sprays of green foliage. Good in rock
gardens.
- obtusa 'Nana Lutea '
- Zone 5 Ht.30" Wth. 20"
- Dwarf, broadly pyramidal shrub with bright, gold, cup-shaped leaf sprays.
Good choice for rockery in full sun for color or partial shade.
- Thread-branch Cypress
- Zone 5 Ht.8' Wth.6'
- Weeping thread-like twigs and branches. Loose mound, attractive when young.
- pisifera 'Filifera Aurea Sun Gold', Sungold Threadbranch
Cypress
- Zone 5 Ht.5-6' Wth.7-8'
- Similar growth habit as regular golden thread-branch but golden color
brighter, more pronounced and tolerant of sun exposure.
- Juniperus
- chinensis 'Pfitzerana Aurea', Gold Pfitzer Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.3-4' Wth.8-10'
- Blue grey foliage with current season's growth golden yellow.
- chinensis 'Pfitzerana Old Gold', Old Gold Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.4' Wth.4'
- A full, blocky shrub. Current season's growth golden yellow.
- chinensis 'Sea Green', Sea Green Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.4-5' Wth.4-5'
- Compact plant, with arching, fountain like growth habit, dark green
foliage.
- horizontalis 'Bar Harbor', Bar Harbor Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.12" Wth.10'
- Spreading branches with tiny matted stems hug the ground. Foliage is soft
gray-green in summer, plum color in winter. Good ground cover.
- horizontalis 'Blue Chip', Blue Chip Juniper
- Zone 4 Ht.12" Wth.6-8'
- Fine foliage is silver-blue, mounded spreading branches. Superior ground
cover.
- horizontalis 'Prince of Wales', Prince of Wales Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.8" Wth.8'
- Low spreading branches form a starburst pattern. Bright green foliage
forms a very dense plush carpet. Good ground cover.
- horizontalis 'Wiltonii', Blue Rug Juniper
- Zone 3 Ht.6" Wth.8'
- One of the finest low growing junipers with an intense silver-blue
foliage. The flattest juniper. Dense, short branchlets on long, trailing
branches. Tighter than 'Bar Harbor'. Excellent ground cover.
- procumbens 'Nana', Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper
- Zone 4 Ht.12" Wth.6'
- Good ground hugging evergreen. Has a cushion-like form that is covered by
dense, bluish-green foliage. Good ground cover.
- sabina, 'Tamariscifolia',
BlueTam Juniper

- Zone 4 Ht.18" Wth.10'
- Dense blue green foliage form symmetrical mounds.
- squamata 'Blue Carpet', Blue Carpet Juniper
- Zone 4 Ht.12" Wth.5'
- Bright blue-grey foliage, slow growth habit.
- squamata 'Blue Star', Blue Star Juniper
- Zone 4 Ht.2' Wth.4'
- Irregular mounding growth habit; steel-blue needles that resemble stars.
- Picea
- abies 'Nidiformis', Bird's Nest Spruce
- Zone 2 Ht.3' Wth.4-6'
- Compact plant grows as flattened globe with dark green foliage.
- abies 'Pumila', Dwarf Norway Spruce
- Zone 2 Ht.4-5' Wth.8-10'
- Globular shaped shrub with blue-green needles. Lower dense branches very
spreading and flat while upper branches are more erect.
- glauca 'Conica', Dwarf Alberta Spruce
- 9"-12" 18"-24" 30"-36" Zone 2 Ht.7'
Wth. 2-3'
- Slow growing cone shaped evergreen. Compact branches with bright green
needles when young, grey-green when older.
- Pinus
- mugo mughus 'Pumilo', Dwarf Mugo Pine
- 8"-10", 10"-12", 12"-15", 18"-24"
- Zone 2 Ht.2-3'
- Dwarf growing shrub, smallest of the mugo pines. Dark green needles.
- Taxus
- cuspidata 'Capitata', Japanese Yew
- Zone 4 Ht. 12' Wth 5-6'
- Slow growing pyramidal form, nice green foliage. Great foundation or
specimen hedge planting.
- Thuja
- occidentalis 'Woodwardii', Globe Arborvitae
- Zone 3 Ht.3'
- This rich green shrub retains its globe shape without trimming. Good low
hedge.
- occidentalis 'Sunkist', Sunkist Arborvitae
- Zone 3 Ht. 3'
- Dwarf, broad, upright thuja. Striking orange-gold foliage.
- occidentalis 'Techny', Techny Arborvitae
- Zone 3 Ht.12-25'
- This fast growing arborvitae is excellent screening material. Very dark
green and grows well in full sun or light shade. Very winter hardy.
- Chamaecyparis
- obtusa 'Gracilis', Slender Hinoki False Cypress
- 30"-36" 36"-42" 42"-48" 48"-54"
- Zone 5 Ht.20' Wth.4-5'
- Soft dense dark glossy green foliage. Somewhat weeping form with nodding
top and branch ends. Slow to outgrow its place.
- obtusa compacta, Compact Hinoki
- 24"-30" 30"-36" 36"-42" 42"-48" 48"-54"
- Zone 5 Ht. 10'
- Compact form of Hinoki, slow-growing, full & dense foliage.
- Picea
- abies 'Pendula', Weeping Norway Spruce
- 30"-36" 3'-4'
- Zone 2 Ht. 1 1/2'
- Left to grow naturally will spread to cover 10', when staked becomes dense
irregular column.
- Pinus
- mugo mughus 'Pumilo', Dwarf Mugo Pine
- 18"-24" 24"-30" 30"-36" 36"-52"
- Zone 2 Ht 2-3'
- Dwarf growing shrub, smallest of the mugo pines. Dark green needles.
- Taxus
- baccata 'Repandens', Spreading English Yew
- 12"-15" 15"-18" 18"-24"
- Zone 5 Ht.2'
- Long, horizontal, spreading branches make a good ground cover, or
foundation plant.
- baccata 'Erecta' , Erect English Yew
- 30"-36" 3'-4' 4'-5' 5'-6'
- Zone 5 Ht.20'
- Erect & formal. Less compact than 'Stricta' and with smaller leaves.
- baccata 'Stricta' (Fastigiata'), Irish Yew
- 30"-36" 36"-42" 3-4' 4'-5'
- Zone 5 Ht.20'
- This slow grower has larger needles than English Yew.
- cuspidata, Japanese Yew
- 18"-24" 24"-30"
- Zone 4 Ht.50' Densiformisin Japan.
- Needles to an inch long, usually in 2 rows along twigs. Foliage dark green
above, yellowish below.
- cuspidata 'Densiformis', Dense Spreading Yew
- 12"-15" 15"-18" 18"-24" 24"-30" 30"-36"
- Zone 4 Ht.4' Wth.8'
- This many branched, very low, dense spreading yew has dk green foliage.
- cuspidata 'Nana', Dwarf Japanese Yew
- 12"-15" 15"-18" 18"-24" 24"-30"
- 30"-36" Zone 4 Ht.3' Wth.6'
- Slow grower. Good foundation planting or barrier plant.
- media 'Brownii', Brown's Yew
- 12"-15" 15"-18" 18"-24"
- Zone 4 Ht.4-8'
- This slow-growing, compact, rounded plant works well as a low, dense hedge.
media
'Hicksii', Hicks Yew
- 30"-36" 3'-4' 4'-5'
- Zone 4 Ht.10-12'
- Narrow upright yew, slightly broader at center than at top and bottom.
- media 'Dark Green Spreader', Dark Green Spreading Yew
- 12"-15" 15"-18" 18"-24"
- Zone 4 Ht.3' Wth 4'
- Low dense spreading habit, with 3/4 inch dark green needles. Good for
foundation planting.
- Thuja
occidentalis 'Emerald', Emerald
Arborvitae
- 30-36" 3-4' 4-5' 5-6'
- Zone 4 Ht.10-15'
- Emerald green foliage with a compact pyramidal form. A great hedge that
holds its color even through winter.
- occidentalis 'Pyramidalis', Pyramid Arborvitae
- 30-36" 3-4' 4-5' 5-6' 6-7'
- Zone 3 Ht.12-25'
- This fast growing, narrow, cone-shaped evergreen has bright green soft
foliage. Great for hedges, it is easily shaped with minimum trimming.
- occidentalis 'Techny', Techny
Arborvitae

- 30"-36" 3'-4' 4-5'
- Zone 3 Ht.12-25'
- This fast growing arborvitae is excellent screening material. Very dark
green and grows well in full sun or light shade. Very winter hardy.
- occidentalis 'Woodwardii', Woodward's Globe Arborvitae
- 15"-18" 18"-21" 21"-24" 24"-30"
- Zone 5 Ht.3' Wth 3'
- Semi-dwarf globe; rich green foliage. Branchlets ascending, flat sprays.;
best in full sun.
- plicata 'Excelsa', Western Red Cedar
- 30"-36" 3'-4' 4'-5' 5'-6' 6'-7'
- Zone 5
- Beautiful, green columnar form of Western Red Cedar. Fast grower.
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