| Evergreen Trees |
A constant factor in any landscaping plan, these lush, attractive trees remain ever green, providing the color of spring and summer, even during the drab, colorless days of late fall and winter.Truly a prime ingredient in an effective landscaping plan, evergreen trees are a gilt-edged assurance of year-round beauty!
Abies balsamea
Balsam Fir
50'
Attractive pyramidal form, Balsam Fir does best in moist cool soils with other trees nearby.
Abies concolor
Concolor FirOne of the more desirable evergreen trees. Bluish needles and light-colored new growth give the plant a cheerful appearance. Needs a protected location.
Juniperus virginiana
Eastern Red CedarNative to east and central North America. Performs well under adverse conditions, both in climate and soils. Turns from an emerald color in summer to burgundy in winter. Provides excellent winter cover for wildlife.
Picea abies
Norway SprucePlanted in moist, rich soil, this is the fastest growing of the spruce family. Attractive, drooping branches enhance the appearance of a large pyramidal tree.
Picea glauca densata
Black Hills Spruce
Naturally neat, close growth and shapely outline make this tree highly desirable as single or group specimen. Excellent for screening.
Picea pungens
Colorado Green SpruceSame as Colorado Blue Spruce, but foliage is dark green. Attractive with other spruce or as background or screen. Prefers cool soil.
