| Botanical Name | Common Name |
|---|---|
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abies – 80’x25’ Broad vigorous spruce with bright green foliage. Valuable for windbreaks. |
Norway Spruce |
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omorika – 60’x20’ Narrow pyramidal habit, graceful, slow-growing. Glossy green needles, white underneath. |
Serbian Spruce |
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occidentalis ‘Nigra’ – 20-25’ Retains green color throughout the winter. |
Dark Green Arborvitae |
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occidentalis ‘Pyramidalis’ Fast growing, narrow upright, bright green, soft foliage. Pyramidal tree. Good for hedges and screens. Deer resistant. |
Pyramidal Arborvitae |
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occidentalis ‘Techny’ – 12-15’ Wide base, good for hedges, dense. Dark green heavy textured foliage. |
Techny Arborvita |
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sempervirens 'Green Velvet'– 4’ This boxwood hybrid combines the best characteristics of two other boxwoods — the hardiness and compactness of the Korean boxwood as well as the velvety deep green foliage of the English boxwood. It adapts to a wide range of soil conditions and keeps its color year-round, making it an appealing landscape plant. |
Green Velvet Boxwood |
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sempervirens 'Green Mountain'– 4’ The Green Mountain boxwood stands out with its upright, pyramidal form. Reaching about 5 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide at maturity, this evergreen bush is more like a small tree. Bright green foliage that maintains its vibrancy even through harsh winters. The leaves of are small, but the foliage is dense and lush. |
Green Mountain Boxwood |
* Other varieties not listed are normally available.
