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Abies balsamea 'Jamy'
Petite needles on this diminutive Balsam Fir emerge light green in spring and darken through the season. Prominent buds nestle among radiating, tightly layered needles that curve gently downward. Perfect for rock or trough gardens with other miniatures.
| Globe, Miniature | 60cm | 60cm | 3 | $156.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Abies balsamea 'Nana'
This fir has deep green glossy needles that emerge in the spring a soft light green, darkening as the season advances. Needs some shade and good moisture. | Globe, dwarf | 90cm | 60cm | 3 | $29.99 1 Gallon (I10) | |
Abies balsamea 'Piccolo'
Radiating, dark green, tiny needles arch downward on the many short, nearly vertical branches. Prominent brown buds highlight the branch tips on this densely foliaged, miniature globe. | Globe Shaped - Dwarf | 40cm | 40cm | 3 | $75.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$135.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Abies koreana ‘Aurea’
A golden Korean fir cultivar. Lemon yellow needles. Spreading irregularly upright when young, becoming a formal tree with age. Best in partial shade. | Upright Broad Large | 5m | 2m | 4b | $210.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Abies koreana 'Cis'
MINIATURE. This is a lovely compact form of Abies, globose in habit and very slow growing. Great for small gardens and collections.
| Miniature, Rounded | 20cm | 30cm | 4 | $75.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$135.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Abies koreana 'Green Carpet'
Dense, rich green foliage covers this compact, spreading fir which has a low, sleek habit that resembles a flying saucer. The elegant appearance makes a handsome contribution to the larger rock garden or foundation planting. This Dutch selection was introduced in 1985. | Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.5m | 4 | $75.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$135.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Abies koreana 'Silberlocke'
The needles of this small, pyramidal tree are recurved, displaying the silver-white undersides. This characteristic gives a gleaming color and uncommonly beautiful textural effect. Formerly listed as 'Horstmann's Silberlocke'. | Upright/Broad | 2m | 1.5m | 4 | $135.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$235 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Abies koreana 'Silberperle'
This tiny Korean Fir is an exquisite garden gem, with every compact branch decorated with pearls---really resinous, white buds---during fall and winter. Short, wide, deep green needles, accented with silvery-white undersides, add to the plant's year-round ornamental impact. Conifer collectors and other discerning gardeners will love adding this dense, very slow growing jewel to their rock or trough displays, where it eventually takes on a pyramidal form. Use caution in hot areas, where harsh rays can bleach the needles. | Miniature | 25cm | 25cm | 4 | $145.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$270.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Abies koreana 'Starker's Dwarf'
This cultivar of the Korean fir is a dwarf nest form when young, developing into a mounding shape with age. Its wide and blunt-tipped needles present a striking texture. Protect from hot direct sun. | Spreading, Dwarf | 60cm | 1m | 4b | $135.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$210.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Abies procera 'Glauca Prostrata'
This steely-blue cultivarient of the Noble Fir grows slowly and will produce one or more upright leaders with age. These leaders can be removed to maintain a prostrate form. Formerly Abies magnifica 'Prostrata'. | | 90cm | 60cm | 5 | $135.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula'
'Pendula' is a stately tree that develops gently swooping, horizontal branches with gracefully draping, lighter green foliage. It differs from both 'Jubilee' and 'Strict Weeping' in that it grows more slowly and broadens out, becoming wider at the base. Use this popular Alaskan Cedar as an elegant specimen or dramatic focal point in the suburban landscape. | Upright, Weeping | 5m | 3m | 4b | $165.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Nana Lutea'
A compact, slow-growing, golden yellow selection which has become very popular. | Upright | 1m | 90cm | 5b | $31.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$65.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘White Pygmy’
Tiny, white-tipped, bun–shaped plant. ‘White Pygmy’ has very fine textured foliage. | Globose /Miniature | 30cm | 30cm | 4 | $31.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$65.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Golden Mops'
A low, mounding form with brilliant gold, thread-like foliage. Grow in full sun for best color. | Globose Dwarf | 1m | 1m | 4 | $24.99 1 Gallon (I10)
$49.99 3 Gallon (I10)
$89.99 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Heatherbun'
'Heatherbun' is unmatched in colour. The soft juvenile foliage is heathery green in summer and plum in winter. The feathery texture complements other plants in the garden. Responds well to regular shearing and plenty of water. | Globe | 1.2m | 1m | 4 | $49.99 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Juniperus chinensis ‘Saybrook Gold’
The intense, brilliant yellow colour is the reason to include this spreading juniper in the garden. Open growing, exposing woody brown branches, making it an attractive juniper on rockery walls. | Spreading | 1.2m | 1.5m | 4 | $49.99 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku'
A popular cultivar for bonsai use, and also a fine garden plant. Finely textured foliage, with a robust, green colour, forms a sturdy vase shaped plant. | Vase, spreading | 30cm | 1m | 4 | $29.99 2 Gallon (R10)
$63.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Pygmy'
This blue gray, diminutive mound has adult and juvenile foliage and a congested compact habit. New growth tips are smooth and round. | Spreading, miniature | | | 4 | $27.00 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Juniperus horizontalis 'Gold Strike'
The vivid yellow foliage of this spreading juniper creates a bright, cheery spot in the garden throughout the year. In spring, brilliant new growth freshens up the chartreuse interior foliage and continues the sparkling display through fall, when the look gradually softens with coral tones. The low, somewhat mounded, seedling selection from 'Mother Lode' performs best grown in moist, well-drained soil and protected from scorching sun. | Low, spreading | 20cm | 1.5m | 3 | $29.99 1 Gallon (110) | New |
Juniperus horizontalis 'Golden Carpet'
The dense, golden foliage of this carpet-like juniper takes on a third dimension as elongated streamers of new growth appear to float over the body of the plant and creep beyond the edges. 'Golden Carpet' is more vigorous than 'Mother Lode', does well in full sun, is unusually clean for a horizontalis and takes on mauve tones in winter. | Low, spreading | 20cm | 1.5m | 3 | $29.99 1 Gallon (I10)
$65.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Juniperus horizontalis 'Icee blue'
A sport of ‘Wiltonii’ it is a very compact ground cover. Dense tightly compressed foliage resembles a thick carpet. | Low compact | 10cm | 1.5m | 2b | $49.99 3 Gallon (W10) | |
Juniperus horizontalis 'Mother Lode'
A bright, golden yellow sport of ‘Wiltonii’, ‘Mother Lode’ holds bright colour all Summer in full or partial sun. Fall bring a deep yellow-orange becoming tinged with plum by Winter for all-season attraction. | Low compact | 10cm | 1.5m | 4 | $29.99 1 Gallon (I10)
$65.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Juniperus procumbens ‘Nana’
A ground hugging spreader with delightful cushion form and beautiful bluish-green foliage. | Prostrate | 20cm | 1m | 2 | $49.99 3 Gallon (W10) | |
Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Haven'
Attractive sky blue foliage; open pyramidal form. | Pyramidal | 4m | 1.5m | 2 | $92.00 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’
The name ‘Blue Star’ is wonderfully descriptive of this immensely popular plant. As broad as high, the short branches form a star-like appearance. | Spreading Dwarf | 50cm | 60cm | 4 | $24.99 2 Gallon (I10)
$49.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Juniperus squamata ‘Holger’
A dense, wide spreading juniper with bright creamy yellow new foliage that contrasts beautifully with the older, blue foliage producing a stunning, dramatic bicolour effect. Typical squamata foliage with sharply pointed needles. | Dwarf Spreading | 1m | 2m | 4 | $49.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Juniperus squamata 'Dream Joy'
Wide-spreading juniper with bright creamy-yellow new foliage that contrasts beautifully with the older, blue foliage
| Spreading | 1m | | 4 | $49.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Larix decidua ‘Varied Directions’
Robust twigs propel the branches up and out from this vigorous, spreading, deciduous plant. Branches eventually arch down and cover the ground. Fresh green in Spring, golden in autumn. Thicker twigs, branches golden-tan, and the spreading habit distinguish this plant from the weeping European Larch. | Spreading Large | Variable | 3m | 4 | $225.00 6 Gallon (I10)
$396.00 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Larix decidua 'Pendula'
Luminous, fresh, lime-green foliage covers this weeping, mid-size tree in the Spring. In the Fall, there is a glow of yellow before the needles drop to reveal tawny twigs. With age, branching divides and spreads, giving the plant an almost animal-like character. Prefers a moist soil in the Summer. | Large Weeping | Variable | 3m | 4 | $136.00 3 Gallon (R10)
$216.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Larix kaempferi 'Diana'
Not only do the branches of 'Diana' curl and contort, the green needles are twisted, giving the tree even more character. | Upright, Broad | 5m | 1.5m | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Metasequoia glyptostroboides
The deciduous ‘dawn redwood’ is slower and hardier than its Sequoia cousin. Light green in the Spring and unusual peach-bronze in Fall. Once thought extinct, this plant was discovered in China in 1945. | Large Upright | 15m | 5m | 5 | | Not Available 2010 |
Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Gold Rush'
Intense, golden-yellow, feathery foliage makes this striking, new cultivar easily recognizable. 'Gold Rush' is deciduous and has the same handsome habit and horizontal branches as the species. Full sun produces best color, though partial shade is recommended in warmer summer climates. Known in Japan as 'Ogon', the tree was renamed by Dutch nurseryman Pieter Zwijnenburg Jr. before its introduction into European markets in 1993. | Pyramid | 15m | 5m | 5 | $183.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Microbiota Decussata
A species from south-eastern Siberia. Juniper-like flat spreader. Good fast growing ground cover with green foliage turning bronze in Winter. | Low spreading | 30cm | 1.5m | 3 | $24.99 2 Gallon (R10)
$45.00 3 Gallon (R10 | |
Picea abies ‘Acrocona’
Aptly named, ‘acrocona’ means ‘with terminal cones on the ends of branches’. Abundant cones, even on young plants, with an added Spring colour featuring purple-red, immature cones. Can develop into a tree form, but the unusual coning habit tends to modify growth rate and shape to a broad pyramid. Known since about 1890, when it was found near Uppsala, Sweden. | Upright Broad | 5m | 3m | 3 | $59.99 3 Gallon (I10)
$120.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies ‘Clanbrassiliana Stricta’
Conical type. Matures slowly into a beautifully compact, broadly pyramidal plant, the perfect dwarf Christmas tree. Named after Lord Clanbrassil of Ireland, who introduced several Picea abies cultivars during the late 18th century. | Upright Broad | 3m | 1.5m | 4 | $59.99 3 Gallon (I10)
$95.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea abies ‘Frohburg’
Short, slender, medium-green needles and a slower growth rate compared with the more common Picea abies ‘Pendula’. With staking, ‘Frohburg’ exhibits a narrow strict weeping habit, with a full spreading skirt. An excellent choice for limited spaces. | Pendulous | Variable | 1.5m | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Picea abies ‘Pumila’
Nest type. Short, dark green foliage on a very uniformly branched plant. Globose habit when young, spreading with age. Differs from the flatter nest types with its rounded habit, all shoots uniformly pointed out or up. New growth appears later on ‘Pumila’ than other nest type spruce. | Globose Dwarf | 1m | 1.5m | 3 | $24.99 1 Gallon (I10)
$49.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea abies ‘Sherwood Compact’
A narrow pyramidal form with an ascending branching habit. Light to mid-green needles and light brown shoots. Previously listed as ‘Pyramidalis’. | Upright Narrow | 5m | 2.5m | 4 | $125.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies 'Cobra'
Each on of these strange-looking trees has its own wildly unique character. When staked, the plant has a relatively tall, straight main stem that is very sparsely branched. The ground-hugging thick skirt radiates outward with uprising, dancing, cobra-like leaders. | Upright Broad | 7m | 3m | 3 | $162.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies 'Cupressina'
The narrow, fastigiate form of 'Cupressina' is in high demand for urban and boundary plantings where strong vertical accents are required. This selection grows quite quickly and withstands snow loads better than other fastigiate types. | Upright, narrow | 10m | 3m | 2 | $245.00 1.5m (I10)
$285.00 1.8m (I10)
$355.00 2.1m (I10) | New |
Picea abies 'Fat Cat'
A dense, rounded form of the bird's-nest-type Norway Spruce, this uniformly globose selection is a blown up version of 'Little Gem.' It has very short, stiff needles and short shoots that give it the appearance of a rotund, green cat, curled up in a ball for a snooze. Iseli Nursery acquired the plant, a witch's broom from Picea abies 'Graciosa', in 1994 and officially named it for a tubby, slumbering feline. Extremely hardy, reliable and slow-growing, this kitty creates a presence in the landscape, but don't try to pet its "fur". | Globe, dwarf | 1.5m | 1.5m | 3 | $97.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea abies 'Gem'
This new Iseli introduction, a witch's broom from Picea abies 'Nidiformis', combines the easy care and durability of its parent with the tiny needles and tight form of a miniature. The plant's growth rate and ultimate size fit neatly between the faster, larger 'Nidiformis' and the very slow, very small 'Little Gem', Perfect for today's small gardens, this treasure will maintain its tidy, restrained form over the long term. | Globe, Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.5m | 3 | $59.99 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea abies 'Gregoryan Parsons'
An irregular shape with very nice colour, thick needles, tan stems, and bright brown buds. This plant has a great dwarfed alpine appearance; the perfect rock garden specimen. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 80cm | 80cm | 4 | $39.99 5 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies 'Hillside Upright'
'Hillside Upright' is an elegant plant with irregular branching that produces a natural look stylish enough for use in a container or as a focal point. Its needles, which are among the darkest of the green-needled conifers grown by Iseli Nursery, contrast well with the tree's brown buds. Found at Hillside Nursery by Layne Ziegenfus, Lehighton, Pennsylvania. | Upright, Narrow | 4m | 2.5m | 3 | $155.00 6 Gallon (I10)
$285.00 10 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea abies 'Little Gem'
Nest type. With tiny needles and a very dense habit, this miniature version of ‘Nidiformis’ is simply a wonderful plant. It has become an extremely popular plant, useful in a variety of garden situations with its ‘living rock’ appearance. | Globose Miniature | 50cm | 50cm | 3 | $29.99 1 Gallon (I10)
$69.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea abies 'Mucronata'
A dark green, compact form with large brown buds prominently displayed above its thick stiff shoots. Growing slowly in an irregular mounding habit when young, the rate of growth accelerates as the plant matures. This plant eventually develops a leader with several sub-leaders. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.2m | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Picea abies 'Nidiformis'
Nest type. Well known, flat-topped, spreading spruce with dense, horizontal layers of branches; much wider than tall. A refreshing, light green colour. | Spreading Dwarf | 1m | 1.8m | 3 | $55.00 6 Gallon (R10)
$79.99 15 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies 'Pendula'
The dark green weeping Norway spruce can be easily grown, staked, and trained into an upright specimen, or allowed to grow as an undulating ground cover, hanging over sloped and walls. | Large Weeping | Variable | 1m | 3 | $155.00 6 Gallon (I10)
$379.99 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea abies 'Pygmaea'
'Pygmaea' type. This is a very old selection with thin, wide-spreading needles on light-coloured shoots with small, terminal buds or clusters of buds. Notoriously variable, but the form is incredibly dense and slow-growing. A sculptured mound that could be considered a living rock. | Globose Dwarf | 60cm | 50cm | 3 | $59. 99 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea abies 'Rubra Spicata'
Tree type. Red new growth. A much unexpected colour for a spruce. For about two weeks in the Spring the new growth is deep red gradually changing to red brown and then green. | Large Upright Broad | 10m | 4m | 3 | $89.99 3 Gallon (I10)
$156.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea bicolor ‘Howells Dwarf Tigertail’
The most colourful of all bicolours. A flat-toped bush when young, it can be maintained in this form by pruning upward growing shoots which emanate from rose- purple buds. Eventually develops into a pyramidal tree if leader is not pruned out. A unique colour combination with bright silver-blue on the undersides of the needles, green on top, and the most exposed upper needle surfaces tinted yellow. | Large Upright Broad | 2m | 1m | 4 | $95.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$162.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea glauca 'Echiniformis'
Low, cushion-shaped plant. Grayish blue-green, thin, short needles. Very slowly growing. Excellent for rock or trough garden. | Globose, Miniature | 50cm | 1m | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Picea glauca 'Elf'
A gem of a specimen, perfect for the rock garden. An extremely slow growing, dense globe with short, thin needles. A witch's broom found on a Picea glauca 'Conica' | Globose, Miniature | 60cm | 60cm | 4 | $85.00 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea glauca 'Hobbit'
A dwarf selection of Picea glauca 'Conica'. Hobbit is short and rounded. Globose when young but forms a wide, conical shape with age. | Dwarf | 50cm | 1m | 3 | $53.00 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea glauca 'North Star'
This sturdy, compact white spruce is densely branched with a classic pyramidal shape and a moderate growth rate. Resilience to harsh winter conditions. | Upright Narrow | 3m | 1.5m | 3 | $255.00 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea glauca 'Pendula'
An outstanding weeping selection, distinctive in its formal narrow conical shape, yet very pendulous with stiffly held, downward hanging branches, heavily covered with light gray-green needles. | Weeping Large | 10m | 2.5m | 4 | $185.00 6 Gallon (I10)
$340.00 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea mariana 'Ericoides'
Known as the blue nest spruce this plant is valued for its good, blue-gray colour, uniformity of shape, and soft texture. Perfect as an accent plant or foundation planting. | Spreads Dwarf | 30cm | 1m | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Picea mariana 'Golden'
This broad, upright cultivar produces an attractive horizontal branch structure and interesting, colorful foliage. Needles that are primarily blue–green have a creamy yellow frosting, a feature that accentuates the layered look of the large conifer. | Upright Broad | 8m | 4m | 3 | $159.99 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea omorika ‘Nana’
A compact form of the Serbian spruce. Dense, globose when young, developing into a broad pyramid. Like the species ‘Nana’ has white stomatal bands on the lower leaf surface, dark green above, giving the plant a bicolour effect. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.2 m | 3b | $116.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea omorika ‘Pendula Bruns’
A weeping form of Serbian spruce selected at Bruns Nursery in Germany. The strong weeping habit of this tree is much more accentuated compared with omorika ‘Pendula’. | Weeping | 5m | 1.5m | 4 | $325.00 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea omorika 'Pendula'
This magnificent formal tree has an open form in youth, which branches gracefully recurvate and strictly weeping branchlets. Time and maturity increase this plant's beauty. 'Pendula' shares the lovely bicolour appearance of the species.
| Weeping, Large | 5m | 2.5m | 4 | $340.00 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea omorika 'Pendula Snezna'
Light toned thin needles and strictly weeping branches set this Serbian Spruce apart from other weeping varieties. Has a fine texture and an elegant look. Use in landscapes where a narrow sentinel is needed. | Weeping, Large | 4m | | 4 | $159.99 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea omorika 'Pimoko'
Color and texture set 'Pimoko' apart from other dwarf Serbian Spruce selections. The showy, dark green needles, accented with a bluish cast and silvery undersides, seem to sparkle. Reddish brown buds add to the effect too. Globe-shaped when young, this superb rock garden plant develops multiple leaders and an upright, broad shape with maturity. | Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.5m | 4 | $106.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea orientalis 'Tom Thumb'
Striking golden fingers of tight foliage point out from the center of this attractive layered globe. The combination of brightly colored needles, extremely slow growth, and compact nest shape make 'Tom Thumb' desirable for small garden spaces or in trough or rock garden. Chosen by the American Conifer Society as 2007 Collector’s Conifer of the Year, this compact sport from ‘Skylands’ prefers ample moisture and rich, well-drained soil in full sun or part shade. | Globe | 1m | 1m | 4 | $140.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Picea pungens ‘Globosa’
Possibly the best-known dwarf blue spruce. To maintain the desired globose or spreading habit, prune out any upright or vigorous shoots. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 1.5m | 1.5m | 3 | $98.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$162.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’
An outstanding blue-needled tree with a naturally straight leader and well-shaped form. Creates a beautiful full pyramid both as young plant and mature tree. | Upright Broad Large | 5m | 3m | 3 | $130.00 6 Gallon (R10)
$235.00 1.2m 15 Gallon (I10)
$285.00 1.5m 20 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens ‘St. Mary’s Broom’
A dwarf blue selection with relatively long, wide-angled needles for such a slow-growing plant. Slower growing than ‘Montgomery’, it is reliably mounding or globose without any tendency to grow a leader. | Globose Miniature | 40cm | 60cm | 3 | $55.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$106.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens 'Glauca'
Soft bright blue new growth. | Pyramid | 20m | 5m | 2 | $89.99 7 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea pungens glauca 'Procumbens' Std.
A blue mounding spruce with a somewhat pendulous habit. Same as species but grafted on a stem. | Mounding | 1.5m | 4.5m | 3 | $445.00 15 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea pungens 'Hoopsi'
Long, thick, bright silver-blue needles give ‘Hoopsi’ its bluest of blue colour. A superb, stately mature plant, uniformly staked to insure an attractive upright habit. | Upright Broad | 15m | 5m | 3 | $235.00 1.2m 15 Gallon (I10)
$285.00 1.5m 20 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens 'Lundeby's Dwarf'
Steel blue needles and horizontally layered branches make a neat and reliable landscape conifer that becomes wider than tall with age. Appropriate for gardens large or small. | Globe Shaped - Dwarf | 45cm | 45cm | 2 | $182.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens 'Lutea AA'
Random patches of soft yellow accentuate the powder blue needles. This unusual Colorado spruce needs sun to maintain its yellow appearance. | Upright Broad | 10m | 5m | 2 | $115.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea pungens 'Montgomery'
Montgomery Blue Spruce. This outstanding silver-blue spruce will be a wonderful contrast to the red, yellow and green in the garden. A slow grower that is broader than tall, it will eventually form a leader as it matures. Definitely a classic. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 2.5m | 1.5m | 3 | $98.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$162.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens 'Montgomery' (Standards)
This outstanding and industry standard silver-blue spruce was originally part of the conifers accumulated by dedicated collector, Col. R.H. Montgomery. Prior to selling his Greenwich, Connecticut, estate, he donated his entire collection to the New York Botanical Garden, and this Picea pungens was named to honor him during the dedication of the Montgomery Conifer Collection in May, 1949. The original plant can still be seen there today. The slow-growing, dwarf spruce is globe-shaped when young, but it will eventually form a leader as it matures and develop an upright, broad shape that is wider than tall. | Upright, Broad, Dwarf | 2.5m | 1.5m | 3 | $155.00 3G 18" Std.
$235.00 6G 30" Std. | |
Picea pungens 'Pendula'
Weeping Blue Spruce. A lovely garden tree with weeping habit, presenting a beautiful cascading effect. The terminal growth requires staking when young. Have lower branches which are angled down or pendulous. This plant makes a graceful statement, either staked, up or allowed to spread as ground cover. | Weeping Large | Variable | 1m | 3 | $160.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea pungens 'Pendula' x Abies 'Pendula'
Created by grafting two cultivars onto a common rookstock. | | | | 3 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Picea pungens 'Procumbens'
Similar to ‘Pendula’ in colour, but used as a spreading, undulating groundcover. ‘Procumbens’ is very effective when draped over a rock wall or slope. | Low Compact | Variable | 1.5m | 3 | $155.00 6 Gallon (R10)
$296.00 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Picea pungens 'Sester Dwarf'
Stunning blue needles, slow growth rate, and classic conical form make this dwarf spruce an ideal plant for the modern landscape. With one-fourth the growth rate of its large-sized parent, this selecion is the perfect diminutive form of a Colorado spruce. 'Sester Dwarf' is low maintenance, not requiring pruning to keep its tidy shape. | Upright, dwarf | 1.2m | 70cm | 2 | $106.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$165.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Picea pungens x glauca 'Ali'
The product of forestry research by Don Fowler in New Brunswick, Canada, this selection is intermediate in characteristics between pungens and glauca, with short, dark green needles, a uniform pyramidal shape and moderate growth rate. The natural Christmas-tree shape and sturdy constitution make it a desirable addition to landscapes where hardiness and adaptability are required. Named by Mr. Fowler for his granddaughter. | Upright Broad | 10m | 5m | 2 | $165.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Pinus cembra
The Swiss stone pine is a hardy, compact species with branches to the ground. Native to the mountains of central Europe, the Alps, and the Carpathians. | Upright Broad | 6m | 2.6m | 3 | $245.00 1.2m 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus cembra ‘Chalet’
A beautiful selection of Swiss stone pine, ‘Chalet’ Grows slowly and develops a dense, narrowly conical form. Striking blue-green needles add a touch of elegance to an already beautiful tree. This extremely hardy, compact tree is perfect for today’s small landscapes. | Upright Broad | 3m | 1.5m | 3 | $175.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus cembra 'Algonquin Pillar'
This narrow, upright selection of Swiss Stone Pine is a gorgeous tree with long, two-toned needles that twist and weave together to form lustrous, bushy branches. It is extremely hardy and needs little pruning to maintain a large, but slender stature. As yet underused, it makes a vastly superior alternative for Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid', especially in suburban landscapes. With slower growth, it fits in many positions and stays in scale. Trees develop large trunks and retain foliage to the base, unlike other pines that lose needles on shaded lower branches. | Upright, Narrow | 5m | 2m | 3 | $370.00 1.5m (I10) | |
Pinus cembra 'Blue Mound'
This compact, wider selection of Swiss Stone Pine grows slowly and has such a soft, fluffy look that it begs to be touched. Branches have a lush, bushy look, the result of 5-needle clusters of long, two-tone needles that twist and weave together. Extremely hardy, it maintains its form with little pruning and makes an elegant pyramidal addition to open spaces in full sun. It grows more slowly than 'Algonquin Pillar' or 'Silver Sheen' and performs admirably as an accent or in a mass. | Upright, Broad | 5m | | 3 | $179.99 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Pinus cembra 'Nana'
Slower growing than the species, this dwarf form of Swiss Stone Pine is similar in form and texture to the species. 'Nana' is and excellent pyramidal dwarf conifer for rock garden. | Upright Broad | 6m | 3m | 3 | | Not Available 2010 |
Pinus cembra 'Pygmaea
Dwarf Swiss Stone Pine. A beehive form with short, dark-green needles. The plant has a ruffled appearance due to needle growth in congested tufts. | Upright Broad | 1.5m | 50cm | 4 | $169.99 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus cembra 'Silver Sheen'
A full, open habit distinguishes this Swiss Stone Pine, the largest of those we grow. Like other cembras, it produces long, two-toned needles that twist and weave together, forming bushy, blue-green branches with a "silver sheen". The beautiful, extremely hardy tree needs little pruning to stay in scale and makes a vastly superior alternative for Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid', especially in suburban landscapes. Deserving of greater use, it resists pests and disease, grows slowly and produces year-round beauty in many landscape positions.
| Upright, Broad | 8m | 5m | 3 | $370.00 1.5m (I10) | |
Pinus contorta 'Taylor's Sunburst'
Absolutely brilliant spring colour makes this plant a real showstopper. In the spring, the needles on the elongated candles are a bright golden-yellow and mature to a light yellow-green. | Upright Broad | 5m | 2m | 4 | $218.00 6 Gallon (I10)
$450.00 15 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus mugo 'Columnaris'
Conspicuous, white, waxy buds shine amongst rich green needles on this narrow upright mugo. The compact columnar habit and reliable production of small ornamental cones makes 'Columnaris' advantageous for narrow garden spaces and a must for any garden enthusiast. | Upright Narrow, Dwarf | 2m | 1m | 2 | $199.99 6 Gallon (I10)
$425.00 10 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus mugo 'Slowmound'
A dark-green, dense mound, compact enough to plant in even the most confined area. | Globose Dwarf | 90cm | 90cm | 2 | $49.99 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus pumila 'Blue Dwarf'
Japanese Stone Pine. Selected for its unusual spreading form as well as its superior blue colour, this plant is a very unusual selection of Japanese stone pine. It is a dense, horizontal spreader, unlike any other in cultivation. Very cold hardy. | Spreads Dwarf | 60cm | 2m | 4b | $136.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$249.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus pumila 'Jeddeloh'
A handsome, dense, low form, this fully needled Siberian Pine bears unbelievable, bright, purple-red cones in spring. The tough, spreading cultivar has short, upswept branches and produces a reliable, year-round display, even in cold, exposed areas. | Spreading, Dwarf | 1m | 1m | 4 | $136.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus pumila 'Oliver'
Long, twisting needles crowd the branches of this striking Siberian Pine and give it a dense, billowy appearance. Stout branches and a flat top contribute to its well-structured form that adds colorful, mid-size character to the landscape. Provide well-drained soil. | Upright, Broad | 3m | | 4 | $249.99 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Pinus strobus ‘Fastigiata’
A rapid growing, narrow upright tree with long and slender blue-green needles that give this useful tree a soft-textured appearance. Plant in areas with narrow clearance. | Upright Narrow | 5m | 2m | 3 | $95.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus strobus 'Angel Falls'
This refined version of the popular Weeping White Pine (Pinus strobus ‘Pendula’) stood out among sibling seedlings started at Iseli Nursery in 1981. Early in the evaluation process, the long, narrow, light-green needles, strong weeping habit and profusion of buds and branches showed promise of extraordinary quality. 20 years of evaluation culminated in honoring the unique tree with the name of the world's tallest waterfall in Venezuela. | Pendulous/staking | 2m | | 2 | $112.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$415.00 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus strobus 'Blue Shag'
Fast becoming a popular selection of the dwarf eastern white pine. This Waxman introduction is an outstanding, compact, reliably rounded form. Excellent for a variety of landscape uses. | Globose, Dwarf | 1m | 1.2m | 3 | $106.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$174.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus strobus 'Niagara Falls'
This handsome, cascading White Pine, chosen 2009 Collector's Conifer of the Year, was found as a sport of 'Pendula' and demonstrates a distinct improvement over that familiar landscape tree. The compact, weeping form boasts many draping branches and long, two-tone needles. Every dense, wide specimen develops a unique character and flowing habit that mimicks the action of a roaring Niagara Falls. Found by Mike and Ken Yeager of Hickory Hollow Nursery in New York in 1998 while working on a landscape job, this is a distinctive specimen for the discerning client. | Weeping | Variable | 3m | 2 | $112.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$179.99 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Pinus strobus 'Uconn'
This plant is among the best of the intermediate sized dwarf selections for home landscapes. It's still a big conifer, but slower growing and much more dense than the species. | | 6m | 3.6m | 3 | $112.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Pinus sylvestris ‘Slim Jim’
A great plant choice for today’s small residential lots. Similar in texture to ‘Globosa Viridis’ in which long twisted dark green older needles provide a backdrop to the short light coloured new growth, This two toned effect adds visual interest to the garden palette. ‘Slim Jim’ develops into a dense more columnar structure perfect to nestle into a sunny landscape nook or rock garden. | Upright Broad | 7m | 1m | 3 | $174.00 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Pinus sylvestris 'Aurea'
A slow grower when young, this light yellow green cultivar turns brilliant gold in the winter. | Upright, broad | 10m | 4m | 2 | | Not Available for 2010 |
Pinus sylvestris 'Hillside Creeper'
A strong-growing, ground covering pine creating a beautiful spreading and undulating look. The medium green colour turns a lighter shade of green in Winter. | Spreads Large | 30cm | 2m | 3 | $106.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$155.00 10 Gallon (R10) | New |
Pseudotsuga menziesii ‘Blue’
‘Blue’ is a Douglas fir to match the likes of the bluest of Colorado spruce. Will become a noble specimen for use in spacious landscapes or can be used at the back of a larger yard where the colour will lend a sense of distance. | Upright Broad | 20m | 5m | 4 | $181.00 1.8m (R10) | |
Sciadopitys verticillata 'Mitsch Select'
This dense, slow-growing selection of Japanese Umbrella Pine has a definite leader when young, but broadens with age. Short, dark-green needles and a compact stature distinguish the beautiful cultivar. It was selected by John Mitsch, Aurora, Oregon, a plantsman who generously shared new plants with Jean Iseli and other conifer enthusiasts. | Dwarf | 1.5m | | 5 | $65.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$135.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Taxus cuspidata 'Capitata'
Overall pyramidal form. Light green new growth contrasts with the older, deep green foliage. Responds well to shearing making this an ideal variety for topiary or conical shaping in formal landscapes | Upright | 4m | 3m | 4 | $149.99 90cm 10 Gallon (M10) | |
Taxus cuspidata 'Dwarf Bright Gold'
Each soft yellow needle has a bright green striation along its length; has an upright branching habit. Can be used as a splash of colour for partially shaded area. | Spreading | 40cm | 60cm | 4 | $86.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$153.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Taxus cuspidata 'Monloo'
Ideal low-maintenance shrub. Retains dark green foliage even in the winter. Red berries in the winter. | Spreader | 80cm | 2m | 4 | $55.00 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Taxus cuspidata 'Nana Aurescens'
We have chosen to grow this cultivar because it is such an outstanding sunny-yellow, low-spreading plant. Eye-catching brilliant foliage. A conifer we are proud to offer. | Spreading, Dwarf | 60cm | 1m | 4 | $45.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$86.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$155.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Thuja occidentalis ‘Yellow Ribbon’
A distinctive narrow upright selection with golden-yellow foliage. This new Dutch selection is an improved golden form of American arborvitae. | Upright Narrow | 3m | 1m | 3 | $75.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Degroot's Spire'
This narrow columnar is unique both for its form and refined texture. It can be planted as a singular specimen or used in a narrow situation. | Upright, Narrow | 2.5m | 90cm | 3 | $49.99 3 Gallon (I10)
$125.00 1.2m (I10)
$160.00 1.5m (I10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Globe'
This plant has a soft golden-yellow colour that blends well with other garden colours. Develops into a uniform, oval shape. | Globose Dwarf | 1m | 1m | 3 | $49.99 7 Gallon (R10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Holmstrup'
The best feature of this plant is its excellent compact, dark green foliage which holds colour well in winter. It is of slower and slightly broader habit than the more common pyramidal of fastigiated Thujas. | Upright Narrow | 3m | 1.5m | 3 | $45.00 3 Gallon (R10)
$75.00 6 Gallon (10)
$110.00 10 Gallon (IR10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Mr. Bowling Ball'
This dwarf arborvitae has the perfect spherical habit that lends form and structure to the garden. The foliage is a soft silver green with a fine, almost lacy, texture. | Globe Shaped | 1m | 1m | 3 | $86.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Pendula'
The lacy foliage hangs gracefully, exposing the attractive undulating branches. Form depends on cultural care. Unstaked, 'Pendula' becomes a broad mound with outreaching branches. | Weeping | Variable | 3m | 3 | $79.99 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Rheingold'
This plant is best known for its unusual and therefore useful, colouring: a strong, orange-yellow colour that turns a deep, copper-orange hue in Winter. Foliage is mostly soft, juvenile type, with scale-like foliage also present. Responds well to regular shearing. | Globose Dwarf | 1m | 1m | 4 | $35.00 3 Gallon (R10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Sherwood Frost'
This slow growing, broad upright cultivar has foliage tips brushed a light creamy-white colour. Best planted in full to partial sun. This hardy compact conifer is particularly useful as a colour accent with other slow growing garden conifers. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 1m | 80cm | 3 | $49.99 6 Gallon (R10)
$63.00 10 Gallon (R10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Sunkist'
Very dense broad pyramidal cedar, with golden-yellow foliage. | Upright Broad Dwarf | 2m | 1m | 2 | $39.99 6 Gallon (R10) | |
Thuja occidentalis 'Zmatlik'
'Zmatlik' is a hardy, adaptable American Arborvitae with a comfortable columnar habit, good color and fine texture. Its foliage resembles the thick, ruffled foliage of 'Degroot's Spire,' but it has a smaller scale and a darker color. Its upright form develops slowly to make a great focal point or privacy screen. Found as a seedling by Mr. Zmatlik in the Czech Republic in 1984. | Upright, Narrow | 2.5m | 1m | 3 | $75.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Thuja plicata 'Whipcord'
Long, thick, glossy tendrils give 'Whipcord' its name. The unusual foliage is green in summer and the typical Thuja bronze in winter. It has a multi-branched and mounding habit. | Globe shaped | 1m | 1m | 4 | $62.00 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Tsuga canadensis ‘Slenderella’
A tall narrow tree with long slender branches clothed with very short needles. An excellent backdrop or screening plant for limited space situations. | Upright Narrow | 7m | 4m | 4 | $136.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Tsuga canadensis 'Betty Rose'
Extremely slow growing irregular shaped mounding plant with white tipped foliage. Difficult to propagate and slow to develop, qualities a conifer collector covets | Globe, Dwarf | 60cm | 60cm | 3 | $95.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Tsuga canadensis 'Coles Prostrate'
Stiffly weeping main branches make a truly prostrate growing plant. Useful to highlight contours of stone in the rock garden. Prefers partial shade. | Prostrate Dwarf | 30cm | 1m | 4 | $75.00 3 Gallon (I10)
$139.99 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Tsuga canadensis 'Gentsch White'
Variegated, globose shrub. Cream-white colour especially intense in Fall and Winter. Annual shearing advised to maintain a compact habit and whiter colour. | Globose | 1.5m | 1.5m | 4 | $79.99 3 Gallon (I10) | |
Tsuga canadensis 'Hussi'
Very slow-growing, dark green upright with irregular habit and short, twiggy branches. Buds are prominent. Found in 1900 by John F. Huss, Hartford, Connecticut. | Upright, Broad | 1.5m | | 3 | $136.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Tsuga canadensis 'Minuta'
A dense, bun-shaped, rare and aristocratic addition to your garden. One of the slowest growing hemlocks, similar to 'Jervis'. Discovered by Daniel M. St. George of Charlotte, Vermont, from a group of seedlings. Unfortunately the parent tree was destroyed by grazing cattle. | Globe | 30cm | 30cm | 3 | $45.00 1 Gallon (I10)
$95.00 3 Gallon (I10) | New |
Tsuga canadensis 'Moon Frost'
Bright white new growth, reminiscent of the glow of frost on a moonlit night. Older green inner foliage retains light tones giving the plant an overall whitish appearance. In winter, the white foliage is blushed with pink. A reliable small dwarf conifer. | Globe | 1m | 1m | 3 | $170.00 6 Gallon (I10) | New |
Tsuga canadensis 'New Gold'
Bright, yellow-gold new growth contrasts with the previous year's dark green. Similar habit to the species, eventually becoming a large tree. | Upright Broad Large | 7m | 3m | 4 | $112.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Tsuga canadensis 'Pendula'
This weeping form of Canadian hemlock is a widely known and used plant, staked and trained to develop height and character. Branches are pendulous, forming a thick exterior ‘shell’ of foliage. | Weeping Upright | Variable | 3.5m | 4 | $170.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
Tsuga canadensis 'Summer Snow'
Upright, spreading form with white new growth. A fairly fast grower. Ivory-colour contrasts with dark green interior like 'Albospica'. | Upright Broad | 7m | 3m | 4 | $136.00 6 Gallon (I10) | |
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