Specimen

(Zone 5) Irregular branching form with needles that curl revealing the bright silver line of stomata cells.

(Zone 4) Well recognized for its deep, red-purple leaves, small (20’) tree stature and possibly one of the most winter cold-hardy cultivars.

(Zone 5) Grows to about 4’ tall and 3’ wide in 10 years, but mature height can reach 8’. Has deeply lobed, serrated leaves that are green-purple and turn brilliant orange-red in the fall.

(Zone 5) Known for its cold hardiness, this drought and heat tolerant variety has finely dissected foliage that is purple-red in spring and crimson red in the fall. Grows 6-10' tall x 8-15' wide.

(Zone 5) Dissected, deep crimson-red foliage with weeping / cascading branches. Foliage is noted for retaining good color throughout the summer. 6-8' tall and 8-12' wide.

(Zone 5) A cascading fountain of delicately dissected, bright green foliage. Tolerant of full or light shade. Blazing golden-yellow and red fall color. Grows 4-6' tall.

(Zone 5) With a larger, more crimson leaf than ÔBloodgood’, this cultivar leafs out nearly two weeks later, often avoiding spring frost injury. Grows 15' tall and wide.

(Zone 4) A slender, pyramidal, strongly weeping form that may grow to as much as 30? tall and 14? wide over 35 years, but is often seen growing much smaller. It is an excellent specimen tree that features a nodding central leader with widely-spaced ascending to arching to horizontal branches from which droop branchlets clad with flattened sprays of scale-like blue-green leaves

(Zone 4) Distinct specimen. Upward, curving branches. Interesting weeping foliage. Very hardy. Grows 20-35′ tall x 8-12′ wide.

(Zone 4) Golden Hinoki – Bright golden, fern-like foliage on this upright Hinoki Cypress. Grows 8-10’ tall x 4-5’ wide.

(Zone 5) A bush or small tree with open, irregular, habit clothed in dense pendulous blue-green fern like foliage. Grows 10-20′ tall x 8-16′ wide.

(Zone 2)

(Zone 3) Unique is an understatement when it comes to this plant. No two are alike! A spreading and arching selection with an irregular, erratic branching pattern makes an outstanding large accent plant in time. Needles turn golden yellow in autumn before dropping and revealing it’s unusual Òbone structure’ during the winter months.

(Zone 3) Dwarf Alberta spruce – A dense, con-shaped, semi-dwarf to dwarf shrub form with soft bright green foliage. It can mature over a number of years to 10-13′ tall. Growth rate is 2-4″ per year. Needles (to 1/2″ long) are aromatic when crushed.

(Zone 2) Dark blue-green needles on this conical evergreen. Fast growing to the height of 40ft and width of 8ft.

(Zone 2)

(Zone 4) Bright green needles with yellow bands showcase this variegated Japanese red pine with bands becoming even more vibrant in summer and then near white with age. Vigorous and easy to grow compared to other variegated forms, this Òdragon eye’ pine tolerates diverse site conditions and doesn’t burn in winter. Matures to 20-30’ and develops an irregular but majestic form with orange-red exfoliating bark.

(Zone 3) A weeping form of Eastern White Pine that requires staking for vertical growth. Mature specimens take on unique characteristics with soft flowing needle and branch habit.