code: 5079 Very low growing, creeping ground cover with dense rich green foliage with a slight bluish cast take son a purple plum hue during the winter. Has a soft texture and feel to the foliage. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 Feet Site Selection and Preparation Like other junipers, “Prince of Wales” prefers growing […]
code: 5078 Versatile and durable landscape addition ideal for accent, windbreak or screen for narrow spaces. Its rugged, irregular columnar form holds handsome, tufted bright green foliage. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 6,500 ft. More Information Botanical Pronunciation ju-NIP-er-us chi-NEN-sis Average Size at Maturity Natural form 10 to 12 ft tall, 6 to 8 ft.
code: 5077 Very interesting appearance to this slow growing, sturdy, many irregular branched form. Excellent for training as a Bonsai. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 7,500 Feet More Information Botanical Pronunciation ju-NIP-er-us chi-NEN-sis Average Size at Maturity Slow growing; reaches 1 to 2 ft. tall, 6 to 9 ft. wide, in natural form. Bloom Time
code: 5076 An unusual ground cover juniper with bluish-green foliage on upturned branches. An excellent choice for borders. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 8,000 Feet Tree & Plant Care Established plants withstand drought and wind. Adapts well to open sunny sites. Use for a year-round ground cover, in foundation plantings, on slopes, or in rock
code: 5075 A dense spreading flat topped juniper with upright spreading branches and a light olive green foliage. Excellent low growing spreader. Very hardy. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 8,500 Feet Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (Under 2′) Landscape Attributes Skandia Juniper is a multi-stemmed evergreen shrub with a ground-hugging habit of growth. It lends
code: 5074 Description ‘Sea Green’ grows as a compact spreader with fountain-like, arching branches. Its upright growth with arching branches is a very distinct trait of this variety. It can be pruned easily to maintain a specific height. Once established, junipers require little maintenance. Its evergreen habit makes this plant a welcomed addition to any
code: 5073 An excellent accent evergreen with dark green, gold-tipped foliage and ornamental blue berries. Retains color in winter better than other golden varieties. Also can be used for low hedging. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 7,500 Feet Information: Mature Size (generic) :SHRUB (2-4′) USDA Hardiness Zone : 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Water Needs
code: 5072 Spectacular, low trailing juniper with intense, silver blue foliage and berries. Very well adapted for walls or slope plantings because it hugs the contour where it is planted. Performs best when not watered from the top. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 7,500 Feet Information: Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (Under 2′) USDA Hardiness
code: 5071 A fast growing, broad, pyramidal evergreen with thick, dark brown bark and wide spreading branches. Moderately long needles are dark shiny green. A very popular and hardy tree for our area! Perfect for privacy screens and wind breaks. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 Feet Information: Mature Size (generic) : TREE (30-50′ Tall)
code: 5070 Dark-green needles, a dense habit, and strong, upright branching combine to make the columnar form of Austrian Pine a superior landscape plant. Introduced by the Arnold Arboretum, where the original plant was 25′ tall and 7′ wide after 25 years, it makes an impressive vertical accent, privacy screen or tall, narrow windbreak. Easy
code: 5069 A dwarf variety of Austrian Pine with shorter, thinner needles. White buds add winter interest. Only grows 2-3 inches per year and tends to be more dense than larger Austrain Pines. A wonderful rock garden accent! Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (2-4′) USDA Hardiness Zone : 4,
code: 5068 Developed for its tight, compact form similar to that of a mugho pine and makes a suitable alternative. This slow grower is suitable for hedging, borders and for a background of green. A perfect choice for patio containers! Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 Feet Information: Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (4-6′) USDA
code: 5067 The dark green needles and compact, upright form make this an excellent choice for contrasting other flat or rounded shrubs and perennials in the garden. The needles are shorter and stiffer than whats usual for the species and the buds are brilliant white in fall and winter. Grows between 6 and 8 inches
code: 5066 A dwarf rounded evergreen shrub with a dense growth habit. Medium long dark green needles. White buds contrast against the dark foliage. A good substitute for a Mugho Pine. This slow-growing, rounded form of Austrian Pine has white buds that contrast against fresh, spring-green needles with darker tips. The attractive, fluffy form was
code: 5065 A very compact, dwarf, shrubby and rounded pine with long, dark green needles. A slow growing evergreen that is great for limited space. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft. Culture Grow in deep, moist, well-drained soils in full sun. Tolerates some drought once established. Also tolerates clay soils. Generally tolerant of urban
code: 5064 Growing about 6′ in ten years, this cultivar with dark green foliage will become a fastigiated form of the species. Its needles create an eye catching specimen as they grow tightly and densely on the branches. The mature height of 12-15′ will come in 20-25 years. This tree was founded in the Gimborn
code: 5063 Cute…adorable….precious… When you see this darling little plant in the rock garden, or small garden area, you too, will feel like a grandmother fawning over her first grandchild. ‘Smidt’ is a miniature compact that only grows about 1″ a year. This incredibly tight, oval shaped bun is positively loaded with short needles, that
code: 5062 A superior cultivar to fit today’s smaller outdoor living spaces, the narrow, tall tree provides a stately architectural presence without overwhelming its space. Long, upright branches, covered with pairs of long, lush, dark green needles, practically parallel the trunk, giving the shapely columnar tree a distinctly vertical posture. ‘Iseli Fastigiate’ can provide dynamic
code: 5061 A rounded, often shrubby evergreen, with scaled dark gray bark and irregularly spreading branches. Short, dark green needles have specks of white resin that form on them. Growth can vary greatly. Light Your Bristlecone Pine will need plenty of sun to encourage growth. Without this, they’ll be stunted and unhealthy looking. Their preference
code: 5060 A fast-growing pine native to most of the Eastern United States. Densely pyramidal as a young tree, it holds its form as it matures. The foliage has a very soft, fine texture with a bluish cast. It is extremely cold-hardy and WATER THRIFTY! Hardy to -40°F Common name: Domingo pine Botanical name:Pinusstrobus xayacahuite
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