Evergreens

Skinny Blue Genes™ Spruce

Slender, uniform growth habit with dense branching to the ground Stiff short needles are a dull blue-green Makes an ideal specimen or for use as a privacy screen A selection from a spruce native to much of Ontario

Pixie Dust Alberta Spruce

Compact, slow-growing and extremely dense conifer A miniature selection Yellow foliage tips appear in the summer The tips provide a pleasing contrast to the dark green mature foliage

Weeping White Spruce

Narrow and conical in shape with an upright central leader Secondary branches sweep down to create a layered look Short, tight, blue-green needles An excellent specimen in a rock garden

North Pole White Spruce

New slow-growing selection of White Spruce Densely branched columnar habit Lush green needles throughout the year Resilient in harsh winter conditions

Montrose Charm Spruce

Narrow columnar spruce Compact, upright, dense branching Short "fuzzy" light blue-green needles; softer than P. g. Montrose Spire Fast-growing with perfect form

Jean's Dilly® Alberta Spruce

Extremely compact uniform conifer with a pyramidal habit Short fine light-green needles Similar to Picea glauca 'Conica' but much slower growing

Hedgehog White Spruce

Compact dwarf mounding habit Blue-green to grey-green needles Slow growing: 2-3 cm per year

Dwarf Alberta Spruce

Extremely compact and uniform Dwarf conifer with a pyramidal habit Dense green needles are soft to the touch Use as an accent plant or in a patio planter

White Spruce

Dense medium-sized uniformly pyramidal conifer Stiff spirally arranged needles are blue-green Needles are aromatic when crushed Can be used as a specimen or for screening

Bush's Lace Englemann Spruce

Large vigorous upright-growing cultivar Strong central leader Semi-pendulous branching Attractive striking powder-blue needles Branching creates a cloaked effect with a wide skirt at the base of the plant

Weeping Norway Spruce

Weeping evergreen when staked; otherwise, prostrate It naturally spreads along the ground like a woody ground cover Stiff dark green needles An excellent specimen in a rock garden

Paul's Select Norway Spruce

Rare Norway Spruce featuring blue needles Compact, densely pyramidal tree Medium growth rate

Bird's Nest Norway Spruce

Horizontal to slightly ascending branches Forms a dense shrubby flattened globe Short needles are gray-green Use in rock gardens or foundation plantings

Little Gem Norway Spruce

Extremely dense, flat-topped globe Short, tight needles are light green when young Foliage turns dark green as the season progresses Use where space is limited, for border plantings or in a rock garden setting

Gold Drift Norway Spruce

Trained upright or used as a ground cover Weeping form of Norway spruce Vibrant yellow needles in late spring and summer Needles are more subdued or green in winter An excellent specimen in a rock garden Growth speed: 30-40cm per year

Fat Cat Norway Spruce

Dwarf, mounding habit Compact and dense with stiff needles on short shoots Appearance of a rotund green cat rolled up in a ball Extremely hardy and reliable Slow-growing (5-10cm per year)

Columnar Norway Spruce

Slender uniform growth habit with branching typically starting at the ground Stiff, short, slightly curved needles are dark green Makes an ideal specimen or use as a privacy screening

Norway Spruce

Fast-growing pyramidal evergreen with upward-arching branches New shoots are light green, darkening through the season Can be used as a specimen plant or for screening Secondary branches become pendulous as the tree matures

Amber Glow™ Dawn Redwood

Deciduous coniferous tree that grows in a conical shape Soft flat yellow needles emerge orange in spring, maturing yellow Needles turn an orange colour in the fall before shedding for winter Use as a specimen, for screening, or in a group setting Needles won't burn in sun

Northlight Dawn Redwood

Dwarf, rounded habit Soft creamy-white foliage Foliage turns golden in autumn Use as a specimen in the rock garden or as a water feature

Jade Prince® Dawn Redwood

Densely upright pyramidal form Strong central leader Bright green feathery foliage Fall colour is rusty-orange

Gold Rush Dawn Redwood

AKA Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Ogon' Deciduous coniferous tree that grows in a conical shape Soft flat yellow needles turn an orange-brown colour in the fall Use as a specimen, for screening, or in a group setting

Dwarf Dawn Redwood

Compact broad pyramidal habit Rare slow-growing cultivar Bright green feathery foliage in summer turning bronze in autumn before falling for winter

Dawn Redwood

Deciduous coniferous tree that grows in a conical shape Soft flat green needles turn bronze in the fall Use as a specimen, for screening, or in a group setting

American Larch

Rapid-growing deciduous conifer that is pyramidal when young Soft bluish-green needles turn golden-yellow in the fall Used for windscreens or in solitary plantings

Japanese Dwarf Larch

Dwarf, irregular globose cultivar Soft bluish-green needles Slow growing with attractive branching habit Yellow fall colour before needles drop in winter

Varied Directions Larch

Vigorous grower with horizontally-spreading branches that will eventually weep Soft green needles turn golden-yellow in the fall Use as a specimen plant in a large rock garden

Weeping European Larch

Pendulous form of European Larch Soft green needles turn golden-yellow in the fall Use as a specimen plant in a rock garden

Compact Pfitzer Juniper

Compact mounding habit Graceful foliage is gray-green year round: juvenile foliage closed-scale needles and mature foliage open-scale Good for low screening, foundation, or mass planting

Old Gold Juniper

Graceful flat-topped spreader with tiered horizontal branches Scale-like foliage is densely arranged on the branches Golden lacy foliage at the ends of the new growth tips Use in foundation or mass plantings

Taylor Eastern Red Cedar

Narrow columnar form with nearly vertical branches Pale green to bluish-gray scaly awl-like foliage Plant as a specimen or in a group Provides winter interest

Robusta Green Juniper

Irregular columnar form with nearly horizontal branches Pale green to bluish-green scaly and awl-like foliage Plant as a specimen or in a group for architectural height Provides key winter interest

Blue Arrow Juniper

Narrow, columnar growth habit Upright growing branches have blue foliage most of the year, turning slightly purple for winter Use in groups for screening or in confined areas of the landscape

Eastern Red Cedar

Broadly columnar growth habit Upright growing foliage is green during the summer Winter foliage turns a bronze colour Use in groups for screening or naturalizing Dioecious

Holger Juniper

Compact, densely branched, vase-shaped shrub Spring foliage is yellowish on the tips, becoming gray-green during the summer Excellent for foundation plantings or when a colour contrast is desired

Blue Star Juniper

Dense slow-growing mounding evergreen Star-shaped foliage is bright blue year round Provides contrast and winter interest Use in mixed borders, rock gardens, or patio planters

Wichita Blue Juniper

Narrow columnar growth habit Upright growing branches hold bright blue foliage throughout the year Use in groups for screening or for confined areas of the landscape

Blue Tamarix Savin Juniper

Low, spreading, mounding habit Foliage on vertical branchlets is blue-green year round Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Skandia Juniper

Low spreading plant Foliage is a soft gray-green year round Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Calgary Carpet® Juniper

Shallow vase-shaped growth habit Overlapping branches have soft green foliage year round Use as a ground cover, for mass plantings, or in a mixed border

Moor-Dense® Juniper

Low, spreading, mounding habit Foliage on vertical branchlets is green year round Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Buffalo Juniper

Open, spreading form with trailing branches Upright growing branchlets hold bright green foliage year round Suitable for ground covers or mass plantings

Blue Danube Juniper

AKA Juniperus sabina 'Blaue Donau' Dense branches in a spreading horizontal form Blue-green foliage retains its colour year round Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Savin Juniper

Vase-shaped with vertical arching branches Short soft needles are dark green year round Suitable for foundation or mass plantings

Japanese Garden Juniper

Low, spreading growth with trailing branches Spiny, pointed foliage is blue-green throughout the year Use in rock gardens, as ground covers or for mass plantings

Blue Rug Juniper

Very low growing with trailing branches Intense, silver-blue foliage throughout the summer Foliage assumes a light purple tone in the winter Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Turquoise Spreader Juniper

Low growing with fine-textured dense branches Feathery foliage is turquoise-green in the summer Foliage turns bronze-green with purple tips in the winter Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Prince of Wales Juniper

Low, spreading growth with trailing branches Feathery foliage is green in the summer Foliage turns purple in the winter Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings