Trees and shrubs

Austrian Pine

Austrian Pine

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)

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Columnar Bosnian Pine

Columnar Bosnian Pine

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

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Bristlecone Pine

Bristlecone Pine

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

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Domingo White Pine

Domingo White Pine

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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Scotch Pine

Scotch Pine

code: 5058 Distinctive, heavily plated, yellowish-orange bark and layered spreading branches create an interesting conical to rounded evergreen with short, twisted, bluish-green needles and egg shaped cones. Hardy to -50°F Light Plant it in a location where it gets at least 6 hours of full sun each day, and make sure to give it plenty

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Bonna Scotch Pine

Bonna Scotch Pine

code: 5057 This relatively new cultivar of Scotch pine was selected at the Trompenburg Arboretum in Rotterdam, Netherlands for its noteworthy silvery-blue color. ‘Bonna’ is a rapid grower, at six to twelve inches per year, and prefers to be planted in full sun. This selection does not only receive praise for its long, soft needles,

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Beauvron Scotch Pine

Beauvron Scotch Pine

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

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Limber Pine

Limber Pine

code: 5053 This is a very attractive, native pine. Shows adaptability to a wide range of soil conditions. Give this tree room it will become quite large with age. Fast growth becoming open and airy with age. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 11,000 Feet Disease, pest, and problem Less troubled by pests and diseases than

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