Evergreen shurb

code: 5080 Silver-blue foliage becomes slightly purplish in the winter. Dense tiered branches with drooping tips form a wide-spreading Juniper. Drought tolerant once established with little required maintenance and can be pruned anytime of year to any desired shape. Great for screening and foundation planting. Bluish berries with a filmy coating ripen dark brown. Hardy […]

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 5054 This choice, garden pine starts out a broadly globose bush and develops into a dense, elegant form that is wider than tall. Plants respond well to candle pruning, which enhances the slow-growing pine’s density. Discovered as a witch’s broom in France and in cultivation for nearly 100 years. Broad, low, bushy form. Needles

code: 5050 Loucky is a very tight, slow growing bun, with attractive brown buds. A rare variety, it would be a very nice selection for the small landscape, or rock garden area. Hardy to -20°F Maximum Elevation: 6,000 ft. Information: Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (2-4′) USDA Hardiness Zone : 5, 6, 7 Water Needs

code: 5049 This classic, truly dwarf mugho pine lends refined elegance to the rock garden or trough. Dense, upright branches are covered with uniform bunches of short, green needles, which contribute a smooth appearance to the low, compact mound. Waxy white buds decorate the slow-growing conifer and add to its year-round interest. Hardy to -50°F

code: 5048 A popular dwarf conifer displaying dark green needles on dense branches. Useful evergreen for rock gardens and mass plantings. A slow prostrate grower. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 8,500 Feet Landscape Attributes Dwarf Mugo Pine is a dense multi-stemmed evergreen shrub with a more or less rounded form. Its relatively fine texture sets

code: 5047 A truly dwarf mugho pine, reaching only two feet high, with a wonderful dense habit and rounded upright shape. Small, densely needled stems are accented in winter by golden tips and shiny whitish fascicles, giving the plant a radiant look. This slow growing, easy-care shrub forms a dense mound and will not require

code: 5045 An outstanding TRUdwarf® selection. A consistent compact mound of dark green evergreen foliage. Is perfect for even the tightest of spaces. In winter, this unique Iseli introduction shows off an exceptional seasonal characteristic. The cold weather brings a white resinous coating to each terminal bud, a trait that produces a dramatic effect. The

code: 5043 This dwarf mugo sports tiny, uniformly straight, rich green needles, a very neat habit and extremely slow growth. Needles are held radially, spreading out from the center on each of many, short, well-clothed branches. Terminal buds are very showy, and the tight globose plant will not outgrow even the smallest garden space. Hardy

code: 5042 This is a very low growing variety of Mugho Pine. Excellent for use as a specimen. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 8,500 Feet Ornamental Features Valley Cushion Mugo Pine has emerald green foliage. The needles remain emerald green throughout the winter. Neither the flowers nor the fruit are ornamentally significant. Landscape Attributes Valley

code: 5031 A dwarf, blue, bun-shaped selection, this slow-growing plant has relatively long, widely-angled needles. It reliably maintains a mounding or globose habit, without any tendency to develop a leader. Hardy to -50°F Maximum Elevation: 9,000 Feet Information: Mature Size (generic) : SHRUB (2-4′) USDA Hardiness Zone : 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Water

code: 5029 A rare miniature evergreen conifer with a mounded pyramidal form becoming more flat-topped at maturity.It’s gray-blue, fine textured foliage adds a unique color to the landscape. Prefers to be grown in sunny location. It is a very hardy plant that will tolerate difficult conditions. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 9,000 Feet Information: Mature