Evergreens

Compact Andorra Juniper

Dense, spreading growth with semi-vertical outward branches Soft feathery foliage is dark green in the summer Foliage turns bronze-purple in the winter Suitable for mass plantings

Pancake Juniper

Ground-hugging spreading juniper Grey-blue foliage throughout the growing season Feathery texture takes on a light purple hue in the winter season

Mother Lode Juniper

Low-growing with dense trailing branches Dense foliage is gold in the summer Foliage turns golden-bronze in the winter Use as a ground cover or in mass plantings

Limeglow Creeping Juniper

Dwarf mounding habit Feathery scale-like evergreen foliage Chartreuse-yellow juvenile foliage during the growing season Foliage turns shades of copper-bronze in the winter Use as a small accent or as a ground cover

Hughes Juniper

Low, spreading habit with feathery branches Silvery-blue foliage throughout most of the year Winter foliage colour shows a tinge of purple Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Gold Strike Creeping Juniper

Vivid yellow foliage Bright yellow new growth adds impact to the chartreuse interior foliage Colour will remain until the fall when it softens to coral tones Low, mounding plant

Blue Chip Juniper

Low spreading form with vertical branchlets Features silver-blue summer foliage Fall to winter foliage becomes purple on the tips Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Bar Harbor Juniper

Low spreading juniper with tight matted branches hugging the ground Feathery blue-green summer foliage Fall to winter foliage becomes purple in colour Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Emerald Sea Shore Juniper

Mat-like dense spreader Open-scaled texture on mature growth and closed on juvenile foliage Emerald-green needles with light blue bars on the upper surfaces Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings High salt tolerance

Blue Pacific Shore Juniper

Low dense spreader Open-scaled texture on mature growth and closed on juvenile foliage Deep blue-green needles with light blue bars on the upper surfaces Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Green Carpet Juniper

Low, dense spreader Open-scale texture on mature growth and closed on juvenile foliage Green needles Use for a ground cover or mass plantings

Gold Cone Juniper

Tight, upright habit Open-scale texture Lacy yellow needles on the ends of new growth tips will fade to bluish-green in the winter Stays fairly small, for an upright juniper Use for foundation plantings

Shimpaku Juniper

Dwarf, irregular, vase-shaped growth habit Scale-like gray-green to dull dark green needles are soft to the touch Develops an attractive flaking bark with age Great for rock gardens, bonsai, or topiary

Paul's Gold Juniper

Mounding, arching spreader Closed scale-like foliage Brighter golden foliage on the ends of new growth tips Use for foundation or mass plantings

Ontario Green Juniper

Compact, columnar growth habit Upright growing branches hold gray-green foliage throughout the year Use in groups for screening or for confined areas of the landscape

Mountbatten Juniper

Narrow, columnar growth habit Upright growing branches are gray-green throughout the year Use in groups for screening or in confined areas of the landscape

Mint Julep® Juniper

AKA Juniperus chinensis 'Sea Green' Compact habit with upward arching branches Dark green scale-like foliage Use for foundation or mass plantings

Mac's Golden Juniper

Columnar to pyramidal dense upright Yellow tips and bright green awl-like foliage Plant as a specimen or in a group for architectural height Provides key winter interest

Gold Lace Juniper

Spreading evergreen with tiered, horizontal branches Scale-like foliage is densely arranged on its branches Brilliant golden accents against older green foliage Use for a contrast in foundation or mass plantings

Fairview Juniper

Columnar to pyramidal dense upright Bright green to bluish-green scale and awl-like foliage Attractive silver berry-like cones appear in late summer Plant as a specimen or in a group for architectural height Provides key winter interest

Gold Star® Juniper

Very flat-topped spreader Closed scale-like foliage is paired with open-scaled foliage on the same plant Golden lacy foliage on the ends of new growth tips Use for foundation or mass plantings

Heatherbun Falsecypress

Soft feathery plumes of olive-green with soft plum overtones Intense plum colour in the winter Dwarf rounded bun-shaped habit Appearance similar to heather

Japanese Falsecypress

Slow-growing globose dwarf conifer Irregular flat-topped bun or cushion Fine-textured medium green needles Needles have a bluish tint to the undersides

Sungold Falsecypress

Slow-growing broad pyramidal with a graceful mounding habit Thread-like golden foliage held on arching branches matures to lime-green Unique texture Provides contrast and winter interest

Golden Pincushion Falsecypress

Dense globose slow-growing dwarf evergreen Features stubby scale-like soft golden foliage Unique pillow-like texture Provides contrast and winter interest

Golden Mop Threadleaf Falsecypress

Slow-growing broad pyramid with a graceful mounding habit Thread-like golden foliage held on arching branches Unique mop-like texture and form Provides contrast and winter interest

Gold Spangle Falsecypress

Broadly pyramidal habit Thread-like golden foliage is held on arching branches Unique irregularities in texture and density Provides contrast and winter interest

Dwarf Golden Threadleaf Falsecypress

Slow-growing broad pyramid with a graceful mounding habit Thread-like golden foliage is held on arching branches Foliage does not sunburn Unique texture and colour provides contrast and winter interest

Threadleaf Falsecypress

Slow-growing broad pyramid with a graceful mounding habit Thread-like gray-green foliage is held on arching branches Unique texture Provides winter interest

Boulevard Falsecypress

Columnar, pyramidal habit Dense blue plume-like foliage of whorled soft needles Use for foundation plantings where there is adequate space

Threadbranch Falsecypress

Finely textured bright green foliage Slower-growing and thinner foliage than Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera' Rounded to spreading shape Will retain good colour all winter

Hinoki Falsecypress

Upright narrow habit Medium-green dense twisted foliage on gently arching branchlets Holds its colour through the winter Red-brown exfoliating bark

Hinoki Falsecypress

Upright broad pear-shaped with irregular horizontal branching Flat compact fern-like golden foliage Offers winter interest and will provide a vivid contrast

Templehof Hinoki Falsecypress

Dwarf juvenile form with horizontal compact branching Develops into a conical shape Thick, dark green foliage forms an irregular habit Slight bronze colour during the winter Ideal for rock gardens or as a small border plant

Bronze Pygmy Hinoki Falsecypress

Flat-topped broadly globose selection Foliage is yellow-bronze in the spring Dark green in the summer before taking on bronze highlights for the winter Adds an oriental flair to any landscape

Golden Dwarf Hinoki Falsecypress

Dwarf, upright cultivar with irregular vertical branching Golden-yellow fan-shaped sprays of compact foliage Older inner foliage is a lighter green Once established, it is extremely drought-tolerant Unique focal point for a traditional oriental or zen style

Dwarf Hinoki Falsecypress

Dwarf upright with irregular vertical branching Dark green fan-shaped sprays of thick, compact foliage Unique focal point for a traditional oriental or zen style

Lynn's Golden Hinoki Cypress

Dwarf upright habit Layered golden foliage Remains attractive in winter Easy to maintain

Iseli Green Hinoki Falsecypress

Distinctive specimen Graceful irregular branching holds gently cupped sprays Leaves are dark green and scale-like Attractive reddish-brown bark

Slender Hinoki Falsecypress

Upright pyramidal form with a strong central leader Tiny glossy deep green scale-like leaves display reddish new growth Twisted branchlets are held on tiered branches Use to add an architectural element in a landscape

Gold Hinoki Falsecypress

Rather open irregular pyramid covered with dense fern-like foliage Gold-tipped and green inside with bolder colouring in the spring Used as a specimen or in rock gardens to provide vertical interest

Hinoki Falsecypress

Densely branched with a pyramidal form Rich dark green foliage Can have an irregular form Does not brown out inside as much as most similar plants do

Hinoki Falsecypress

Dwarf upright Japanese specimen with irregular vertical branching Very compact clusters of blue-green foliage Ideal for an unusual focal point in a rock garden

Golden Hinoki Falsecypress

A slower growing conifer with a conical habit Yellow outer and green inner foliage takes on burgundy highlights in the winter Leaves are small with scales arranged like fans Stringy brown bark adds interest

Van den Akker Weeping Cypress

Very narrow with a pillar-like spire Side branches weep and hug the main trunk Covered in slightly webbed blue-green foliage Straight leader Skirted with foliage at the base of the trunk

Weeping Nootka Falsecypress

AKA Xanthocyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula', Cupressus nootkatensis 'Pendula' Pyramidal, sweeping branches with pendulous tips Flat sprays of medium green horizontally-arranged scale-like foliage Use as specimen or group plantings

Blue Weeping Cypress

AKA Xanthocyparis nootkatensis, Cupressus nootkatensis Slender pyramidal weeping evergreen Good central leader Widely-spaced horizontal slightly downward-curving branches Pendulous flattened sprays of scale-like blue-green leaves

Blue Nootka Falsecypress

AKA Xanthocyparis nootkatensis 'Glauca' Pyramidal forming branches with pendulous tips Flat sprays of blue-green horizontally arranged scale-like foliage Blue colour is most pronounced during spring growth Lends itself to both specimen or group plantings