Baby Blue Eyes Spruce

(Picea pungens 'Baby Blue Eyes')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

This new hybrid keeps its blue color. It’s eye catching, silvery blue foliage makes a striking accent to the landscape. It has a broad, pyramidal habit and requires no pruning. This tree is excellent for smaller-spaced areas.

Bakeri

(Picea pungens 'Bakeri')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

A slow grower with deep blue foliage that makes up into a shapely specimen at a young age.

Black Hill Spruce

(Picea glauca densata)

Zones: 2-6

Grow Rate: Slow

Ornamental evergreen, with short, bright green to bluish needles. Dense, conical in shape, ideal in windbreaks or screens.

Colorado Spruce

(Picea pungens)

Zones: 2-7

Grow Rate: Slow-Medium

A broad, dense, conical evergreen with gray-green to blue-green foliage. It does well in dry situations.

Colorado Spruce (Potted)

(Picea pungens)

Zones: 2-7

Grow Rate: Slow-Medium

A broad, dense, conical evergreen with gray-green to blue-green foliage. It does well in dry situations.

Fat Albert (Potted)

(Picea pungens 'Fat Albert')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

A stout, pyramidal grower with steel-blue foliage.

Fat Albert Spruce

(Picea pungens 'Fat Albert')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

A stout, pyramidal grower with steel-blue foliage.

Hoopsi Spruce

(Picea pungens 'Hoopsi')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

A dense, pyramidal grower that makes an excellent specimen plant. One of the most silvery of spruce.

Mission Blue Spruce

(Picea pungens 'Mission Blue')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Rapid

A high quality evergreen landscape tree with large rigid tiered branches and elegant fine foliage that emerges steel blue and matures to a deeper blue; extremely hardy and rugged, makes an excellent windbreak.

Norway Spruce

(Picea abies)

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Moderate-Fast

Fastest growing of the spruces. Develops strong graceful branches that are covered with dark green needles. Ideal windbreaker.

Norway Spruce (Potted)

(Picea abies)

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Moderate-Fast

Fastest growing of the spruces. Develops strong graceful branches that are covered with dark green needles. Ideal windbreaker.

Serbian Spruce

(Picea omorika)

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Slow

The most graceful of all spruces, the Serbian Spruce offers thin arching branches with a slender straight trunk. The needles are light-green to blue-green with purple to cinnamon colored one and a half inch cones.

Canadian Hemlock

(Tsuga canadensis)

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow-Moderate

A feathery, pyramidal evergreen that is suitable as a specimen or screen, branches often droop. Can be easily sheared into a hedge.

Canaan Fir

(Abies balsamea var phanerolepis)

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Moderate

Canaan Fir is closely related to the Balsam Fir, with short, soft needles that tend to be medium to dark green on the top, and silverish-blue on the underside.

Concolor Fir

(Abies Concolor)

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Slow

Conical in form, having distinct, horizontally layered branching. Foliage is grey to blue-grey in color.

Fraser Fir

Nordman Fir

Austrian Pine

(Pinus nigra)

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Moderate

Darkest green of all the pines. Heavy, long needle with strong "Northwoods" fragrance. Vigorous, dense grower. Tolerates heat, cold, and adverse conditions.

White Pine

(Pinus strobus)

Zones: 3-8

Grow Rate: Rapid

A five needled pine, with soft, light green-blue needles, 2 to 4 inches long. It is an easily transplanted and fast growing tree.

Heritage Birch

Jacquemontii Birch

River Birch

(Betula nigra)

Zones: 4-9

Grow Rate: Moderate-Fast

The cinnamon-colored, exfoliating bark of the River Birch is spectacular in the winter. Lustrous, medium-green leaves that turn a golden yellow in fall. Resistant to birch borer. Tolerant of wet soils and very heat resistant. Avoid very alkaline soils.

Columnar Norway Maple

Fire Ball

(Euonymous alatus 'Select')

Zones: 4

Grow Rate: 1.5

An improved selection of 'Compacta' with tighter branching and superior stem hardiness. No winter damage even after the coldest of winters, while 'Compacta' may die back. Outstanding fall color!

Degroot Spire

(Thuja occidentalis 'degroot spire')

Zones: 5-7

Grow Rate: Slow

The Degroot's Spire Arborvitae is a striking accent plant with a narrow, columnar form and rich green, twisted foliage. DeGroot's Spire creates an attractive and functional screen, or becomes a handsome green wall for that special outdoor area.

Emerald Green

(Thuja occidentalis 'smaragd')

Zones: 2-7

Grow Rate: Slow

A very narrow and upright shrub in habit. Bright green foliage year round.

Green Giant

(Thuja standishii x plicata)

Zones: 5-7

Grow Rate: Rapid

A vigorously growing, pyramidal evergreen with rich green color that remains outstanding throughout hardiness range.

Holmstrup

(Thuja occidentalis 'holmstrup')

Zones: 3-7

Grow Rate: Slow

Compact and pyramidal with bright green, tightly clumped foliage.

Nigra

(Thuja occidentalis 'Nigra')

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Fast

Dark green foliage persisting through the winter. Insect and disease resistant. This low maintenance arborvitae needs full sun to partial shade. Useful as a specimen, accent, windscreen, or commonly used in foundation plantings. It makes one of the finest year-round hedges that form a natural fence around your home. Very hardy, very green, and very dense!

Spring Grove

(Thuja plicata 'grovepli')

Zones: 5-7

Grow Rate: Rapid

Dark, glossy green foliage that maintains excellent winter color and a tight pyramidal habit. Cold hardy, excellent resistance to deer browsing.

Techny

(Thuja occidentalis 'techny')

Zones: 3-8

Grow Rate: Rapid

Pyramidal form with dark green foliage. One of the hardiest of the arborvitae.

Armstrong

(Acer x freemanii 'Armstrong')

Zones: 3-8

Grow Rate: Moderate-Rapid

The Armstrong Maple is a very upright and narrow grower, perfect for limited or small areas where space is a concern. This tree has beautiful gray silver-gray bark. Emerging leaves are reddish tinged gradually changing to dark green above with a distinct gray cast beneath and in the fall they become yellow-orange to red.

Autumn Blaze

(Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred')

Zones: 3-8

Grow Rate: Rapid

The Autumn Blaze Maple is a hybrid of two famous trees, the red and silver maples, and it soon surpassed them in looks and popularity. It captured the two trees' quality characteristics, such as brilliant red color, dense branching, and rapid growth rate.

Bowhall

(Acer rubrum 'Bowhall')

Zones: 3-8

Grow Rate: Moderate-Rapid

The Bowhall Maple is a columnar maple that is suitable as a street tree or for narrow spaces. Its canopy is sturdy and tightly formed. The Bowhall is notable for its fall color. Leaves change from yellow to orange to red prior to leaf drop.

Crimson King

(Acer platanoides 'Crimson King')

Zones: 4-7

Grow Rate: Moderate

Crimson King Maples are known for their striking, rich purple foliage which turns to a maroon or red- bronze in fall. These trees will give you long lasting color, from late summer all the way through fall. A broad-crowned, densely foliaged tree. Oval when young, becoming rounded. Your Crimson King Maple will give you dense shade, blocking the hot sun from your home and yard.

Green Mountain

Green Mountain Boxwood

Kousa Dogwood

(kornus kousa Chinese)

Zones: 5-8

Grow Rate: Slow

White tapered bracts; blooms in late spring or early summer, pinkish red to red fruit in late summer, purple and scarlet fall leaves.

October Glory

(Acer rubrum 'October Glory')

Zones: 4-9

Grow Rate: Moderate

The October Glory Maple is a very nice oval-rounded form and has lustrous dark green leaves in summer. Foliage changes to brilliant orange to red in fall. It has been known to keep its brilliant fall color well into November. A great tree for lawn planting or as a street tree. Although, October Glory is less cold hardy than other red maple varieties it has better heat tolerance and is better adapted to the warmer climates.

Red Sunset

(Acer rubrum 'Franksred')

Zones: 4-8

Grow Rate: Moderate-Fast

The Red Sunset Maple tree is considered one of the best trees for early fall color. This is a large deciduous tree that has pyramidal form when young becoming rounded with age. Glossy green leaves turn brilliant orange-scarlet, extremely showy. The leaves are shiny green above and pale green beneath, with outstanding orange to red fall color. An excellent choice for lawn or street planting.

Royal Red