Conifers

A striking white fir that has quickly become a favorite for its pewter-blue needle coloration and classic conical growth form. The first class landscape plants develop into strong, high impact specimens that average 6” of growth annually. 30’ Learn More

A choice selection of white fir developing a densely branched, pyramidal framework over time. In winter plants strut their stuff with a lively display of luminescent-yellow needle coloration that will rival any of the gold foliage conifers for drama and intrigue. New growth in spring emerges pale-chartreuse before settling on light green for the growing season. Plants are slow to moderate growers averaging 4-6" of growth under optimum conditions. Learn More

An outstanding form of Korean fir with blue-gray needles and a habit similar to the species. Learn More

A striking form of Korean fir with needles that roll back around the branches revealing the white undersides. Plants develop into conical trees. Learn More

Imagine that, another dwarf cultivar of Korean Fir! This fine form develops an irregular, horizontally branched form somewhat reminiscent of the bird’s nest spruce (Picea abies ‘Nidiformis’). Like many in the group the needles are deep green with a prominent glaucous reverse. Magical violet-blue cones are produced from a young age providing added decoration. Growth rate is similar to ‘Prostrate Beauty’ with plants reaching 5’ high and wide when mature. Learn More

A rare Chinese evergreen boasting deep green needles with a prominent silvery-blue backing and classic pyramidal form. Striking, upright purple cones decorate the branches from late spring through summer's end. Unique, exfoliating, amber-brown bark reminiscent of paperbark maple, provides added intrigue throughout the year. Like most firs, plants perform best with full sun exposure in sharply draining soils. 25’ Learn More

A tidy, dwarf, Himalayan cedar sporting enchanting white tipped needles on a mounded 3’ framework. Certainly a unique variant of this majestic species and a welcome addition to the rock garden or other small landscape space. Learn More

An erect, medium-sized plum yew that closely resembles a columnar yew in form. Plants are easily integrated into the garden providing valuable vertical accent. Learn More

A choice form of plum yew showcasing hot yellow foliage on a columnar framework. On occasion the tips of the branches are so gold that they appear white. Certainly a unique selection and valuable for vertical accent in the garden. Learn More