| Evergreen Trees |
Picea pungens glauca
Colorado Blue Spruce
Regular pyramidal growth. Needles stiff, spiny and varying in color from bluish to silvery green. It makes a beautiful specimen as a background. Prefers cool soil.
Baker Blue Spruce - Deep blue form of Colorado Blue Spruce. Stays smaller than the species. Only 25- 30' tall.
Fat Albert Blue Spruce - Dense branching semi-dwarf variety of Colorado Blue Spruce, which attains a height of 15' at maturity. Slow growing Full Sun
Pinus nigra
Austrian Pine50'
Long, stiff, dark green needles. Fast growing, heavy appearance. Tolerated adverse exposures and soil conditions. Excellent as specimen, screen or background.
Pinus ponderosa
Ponderosa Pine
Similar to the Austrian Pine, Ponderosa Pine has long twisted needles and does not become as wide spreading.
Pinus strobus
White Pine
A beautiful open tree with bluish-green needles. White Pine tolerated shade better than other pines and like so be near other trees.
Pinus sylvestris
Scotch PineFast growing. Medium length needles with bluish cast and somewhat twisted appearance. Very picturesque when older. Orange-red bark.
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Douglas FirSymmetrical. Heavy soft needles on branches right to the ground. Likes full sun and relatively dry locations. Very rapid growth
