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Sylv. Nana Strobus Nana

Weeping Larch

A cultivar of the European larch known for its graceful, drooping branches. It is a deciduous conifer, meaning its needle-like leaves turn gold in the fall before dropping. These trees are relative...

Skylands

A popular cultivar of the Oriental spruce known for its striking golden-yellow new growth that persists throughout the year. Introduced by Skylands Botanical Garden, it typically reaches 10 to 35 f...

Arnold's Sentinel

A narrow, columnar cultivar of the Austrian pine. Its tight, upright form makes it an excellent choice for windbreaks and narrow spaces.

Specimen Weeping Norway Spruce

A dramatic weeping form of the Norway Spruce with cascading branches that create a stunning specimen tree. Can be trained upright on a trunk or allowed to cascade along the ground.

Vibrant Densiflora Pine

A compact, dense mugo pine cultivar valued for its vibrant green foliage and neat, rounded habit. Excellent for foundation plantings and rock gardens.

Bambino Pine

A dwarf, slow-growing cultivar of the Austrian pine with a compact, rounded form. Ideal for small gardens and container growing.

Mops Mugo Pine

A dwarf, compact mugo pine with a dense, rounded habit. One of the most popular dwarf conifers, prized for its reliability and low maintenance.

Prostrate Beauty Deodar Cedar

A low-growing, spreading form of the Deodar cedar with gracefully arching branches. Excellent as a ground cover or cascading over walls.

Frank Black Pine

A striking cultivar of Austrian pine with dark, almost black foliage. Its dramatic coloration makes it a standout specimen in any landscape.

Mountain Hemlock

A slow-growing, native conifer of the Pacific Northwest mountains. Known for its graceful, drooping leader and dense, fine-textured foliage.

Specimen Blue Atlas Cedar

A majestic conifer with striking silvery-blue foliage. One of the most ornamental of all cedars, making a dramatic specimen tree.

Glabosa Verdis Scotch Pine

A compact Scotch pine cultivar with blue-green foliage and an attractive, irregular growth habit.

Tsuga Martensiana

The Mountain Hemlock, a graceful native conifer with short, flat needles and a pyramidal form. Excellent for shaded gardens and woodland settings.

Jeddaloh

A dwarf Eastern hemlock with a graceful, nest-shaped habit. The center of the plant dips below the outer branches, creating an attractive open form.

Horsford's Dwarf

A compact, slow-growing Eastern hemlock with a dense, rounded form. Ideal for rock gardens and small landscape spaces.

Blue Atlas Cedar

A stunning silver-blue Atlas cedar with a broad, spreading canopy. One of the most beautiful of all ornamental conifers.

Atlantica Fastigiata

An upright, columnar form of the Atlas cedar. Its narrow, pyramidal habit makes it ideal for vertical accents in the landscape.