Colorado Spruce
Very similar to the Colorado Blue Spruce except for gray-green to greenish-blue foliage color. Does well in full sun light locations.
|
Colorado Blue Spruce
This is the best know of the spruce family. Very hardy evergreen tree. Attractive silvery bluish color. Does well in fully exposed, well drained locations.
|
Black Hills Spruce
Has light-green to bluish-green color. Good for hedge or windbreak applications. Does well in full sun light, but tolerates light shade locations.
|
White Spruce
Has light-green to bluish-green color. Good for hedge or windbreak applications. Does well in full sun light, but tolerates light shade locations.
|
Norway Spruce
Largest and fastest growing spruce, with a pyramidal shape. 4 - 8" cones make great Christmas ornaments. Favorite tree of the Rockefeller center in New York City, duiring Christmas.
|
Austrian Pine
Has darkest green color of all pines. Good for hedge or windbreak applications. Tolerates heat, cold, and adverse conditions, but requires full sun light.
|
White Pine
This is a large evergreen tree that can serve as a windbreak or for visual screening. Has bluish-green to medium-green color. Does well in full sun to partial shade. Prefers moist, well-drained locations. Has a rapid growth rate.
|
Balsam Fir
Has shiny dark green color above and silvery blue below. Prefers moist, well-drained locations, with full sun light. Has a slow growth rate.
|
American Arborvitae
Dark green to yellow green color. Good in grouping, makes a nice screen. Narrow pyramidal crown.
|
Techney Arborvitae
Very dark green color. Excellent for screens and tall hedge applications. Very good in winter. Sun or light shade.
|
Dark Green Arborvitae
Broad conical shape, tall growing, with green foliage that retains its color all year. Good for accent, screen, hedge, or as a mixed border. Rarely needs pruning.
|
Serbian Spruce
Narrow pyramidal evergreen. Needles are shiny green with 2 distinct broad bands on the lower area. Tolerates dry conditions well.
|
Concolor Fir
Pyramidal form, with medium texture branches to the base. Soft, silvery bluish-green needles. Pest resistant, low maintenance tree.
|
|