Evergreens

Jeddeloh Dwarf Canadian Hemlock

Very slow-growing flat-topped mounding irregular habit Bright green short needles are held on small red-brown branchlets Ideal as a focal point Low tolerance of dry sites or drought and wet, poorly-drained sites

Eastern Hemlock

Pyramidal growth habit when young Flat sprays of lacy short dark green needles Needles have two white bands underneath Small short-stalked cones are tan-brown Great as an individual specimen or for screening

Steeplechase Cedar

Broad pyramid habit Fine textured, deep green foliage Fast rate of growth at 50-60cm per year Dense and full making It ideal for hedge or privacy screen

Green Giant Cedar

Tall broadly pyramidal vigorous grower Flat sprays of green horizontally arranged foliage will not yellow in the winter Lends itself as a specimen, for group plantings or hedging Low tolerance for salt spray

Whipcord Western Cedar

Dwarf mounding habit with arching pendulous branches Light green whipcord-like tendril-like foliage resembling a mop Provides an interesting shape or texture to the landscape Bronze winter colour Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Zmatlik Cedar

Narrow upright habit Green scale-like sprays retain their colour all summer The sprays create a dense display of twisted and curled foliage Winter colour is an intense plum-bronze Low tolerance for salt spray

Yellow Ribbon Cedar

Semi-dwarf slow-growing evergreen Upright pyramidal habit New spring foliage emerges yellowish-orange Foliage matures to a lime-green colour in the summer Grow as a specimen or screening Low tolerance for salt spray

Woodward Cedar

Open, rounded to oval habit Gray-green foliage grows loosely in vertical sprays Turns a pale green colour in the winter Good as a foundation plant or in a group Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Sunkist Cedar

Upright pyramidal habit Golden-green foliage grows densely in vertical sprays Foliage turns orange-yellow in the winter An excellent plant for winter interest in a protected area Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Baby Bear® Dwarf Cedar

Dwarf upright selection with a conical habit Dark-green evergreen foliage

Rheingold Cedar

Dense, broadly globose, becoming conical with age Compact new foliage is golden-bronze, hardening off to yellow Excellent for a splash of colour and interesting texture Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Black Cedar

Upright, conical to pyramidal shape, with slightly arching branches Dark green foliage grows in vertical sprays A denser, darker selection from white cedar Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Little Giant Cedar

Dwarf cultivar with a dense, rounded to oval habit Light, gray-green foliage grows in vertical sprays Turns a paler green colour in the winter Good as a foundation or group Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Linesville Cedar

Dwarf, rounded or spherical habit Soft lacy sage-green foliage, very different from a typical cedar, changes to bronze-green in the fall and winter Use to add an interesting shape, colour or texture to the landscape Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Amber Gold Cedar

Brilliant yellow turns to an amber colour during winter The same narrow upright habit as an Emerald Cedar Can be planted as a focal plant or privacy screen Low tolerance for drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Highlights™ Cedar

Upright, narrow, becoming pyramidal in habit Golden foliage grows densely in vertical sprays Foliage colour remains consistent all year (tbd) An excellent plant for a pop of colour in a protected area Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Primo® Cedar

Dwarf, narrow and irregular-growing selection Rich deep green foliage that twists and turns Resembles the growing habit of Chamaecyparis obtusa Great for small or container gardening Slow growing (6-10cm per year) Low tolerance for salt spray

Holmstrup Cedar

Densely branched upright with a rounded to pyramidal habit Gray-green foliage grows densely in sprays An excellent plant for low screening Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Golden Globe Cedar

Evergreen shrub with a rounded to oval habit Bright golden-yellow foliage grows loosely in mostly vertical sprays Turns a pale coppery-yellow colour in the winter Good for foundation or group planting or as a golden accent Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Pyramid Cedar

Upright narrow habit Medium green foliage grows densely in vertical sprays An excellent plant for screening in protected shady areas Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Emerald Cedar

AKA Thuja occidentalis ' Smaragd' Upright narrow pyramidal habit Emerald-green foliage grows densely in vertical sprays Foliage colour leans toward bronze in winter An excellent plant for screening in a protected area Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Danica Cedar

Dense evergreen shrub with a rounded to oval habit Extremely slow-growing Bright green foliage grows in vertical sprays Foliage turns pale green in the winter Good for a foundation or group planting Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Fire Chief™ Cedar

Slow-growing compact with rounded habit Soft lacy bright golden foliage with a texture very different from a typical cedar Foliage turns a fantastic mix of oranges and reds in autumn Requires little maintenance Low tolerance for salt spray

North Pole® Cedar

Narrow pyramidal habit Emerald-green foliage grows densely in vertical sprays An excellent plant for screening where protected from wind Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions Low tolerance for salt spray

Eastern White Cedar

Upright pyramidal with slightly arching branches Light green foliage grows in flattened sprays Colour fades to a duller bronze-green Grows open with age, exposing inner branching Low tolerance for salt spray

Ward's Yew

Low-growing, wide-spreading habit Similar to Taxus cuspidata 'Nana', but faster growing and more horizontal Branches arch outward with erect young growth Narrow short-stalked dull green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Sunburst Yew

Semi-dwarf dense mounding habit Ascending branches arch outward Narrow short-stalked green-yellow needles are a brighter yellow nearer the branch tips Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Stonehenge Skinny® Yew

Upright narrow habit Dense lush deep green foliage Will develop red berries One of the most narrow cultivars to date

Hill's Yew

Slow-growing, columnar and dense with sharply ascending branches Narrow short-stalked tightly-spaced dark green needles Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions Male selection, producing no fruit

Hick's Yew

Columnar and dense with sharply ascending branches Excellent evergreen for tight hedging Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Extremely low tolerance for wet, poorly-drained conditions

Fairview Yew

Semi-upright vase-shaped dense habit Sharply ascending branches arch outward Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Extremely low tolerance for wet, poorly-drained conditions

Dense Yew

Semi-dwarf densely mounded spreading habit Ascending branches arch outward Narrow short-stalked medium green needles Small round fleshy red berries Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Brown's Yew

Slow-growing densely rounded form Dense branching arches at the tips Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Anderson's Spreading Yew

Fast-growing broad rounded spreading habit Branches arch outward with pendulous young growth Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Spreading Japanese Yew

Semi-upright broad rounded habit Nearly vertical branches arch outward Narrow short-stalked dull green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Dwarf Golden Japanese Yew

Slow-growing spreading cultivar New growth is a brilliant goldenrod colour Mature foliage is dark green Compact mounding growth Visual impact throughout the season Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Dwarf Japanese Yew

Slow-growing rounded wide-spreading habit Dense-growing branches arch upward at the tips Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Emerald Spreader® Yew

Slow-growing compact dense spreading flat-topped habit Low maintenance spreader suitable for use as a ground cover Narrow short-stalked dark green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Clipped Pyramidal Japanese Yew

Conical habit maintained with some pruning Nearly vertical stems hold branches at 45 degrees Narrow short-stalked dull green needles Small round fleshy red berries on mature stems Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Irish Yew

Dark green needle-like foliage Slower growing than the species Columnar dense upright form Will produce red berries Low tolerance for salt or wet, poorly-drained conditions

Common Bald Cypress

Deciduous conifer Upright pyramidal with nearly horizontal branching Soft feathery flat needles green in the summer Foliage turns copper-red in the fall before defoliating Heavily-tapered trunk with thin strips of vertically peeling bark Tolerates moisture-retentive or submerged soil, once the tree is established

Hillside Creeper Scots Pine

Prostrate form with spreading branches Light green twisted needles in bundles of two Needles will turn a lighter shade of green-yellow in the winter Great as a specimen or for erosion control on a slope

Green Penguin Scots Pine

Dwarf dense tightly-branched rounded habit, becoming pyramidal with age Circlets of juvenile needles produced in late summer offer visual interest A plant for a stubby dense accent

Dwarf Blue Scots Pine

Densely rounded globe-shaped habit Needles are blue-green throughout the year Mature brown bark exfoliates to reveal an orange tinge A good specimen for a foundation planting

Scots Sentinel Pine

Narrow, conical to columnar habit Needles are blue-green throughout the year Mature brown bark exfoliates to reveal an orange tinge A good specimen for vertical accent

Domingo Hybrid Pine

Semi-dwarf broad pyramidal habit Long soft blue-green needles An ideal accent plant for confined areas or as a screen

Squiggles White Pine

Dwarf, oval habit Dense growth with curly twisted blue-green needles Foliage remains blue-green throughout the whole year Slow growth (3-5 cm per year)

Sea Urchin Eastern White Pine

Dense flattened-globe conifer Blue-green needles are soft to the touch Use as a specimen in a rock garden or in a mixed border Medium-slow growth: 3 cm/yr