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Genus Species Common Name Description
Abies alba "Pyramidalis" Pyramidalis European Silver Fir Rich, dark green needles cover this dense, slow growing conifer. Its shape is a narrow christmas tr...
Abies balsamea "Nana" Dwarf Balsam Fir This is an attractive, mounding form, dark green needles that are arranged circularly on short stems...
Abies concolor "Candicans" Candicans White Fir This tree has beautiful, long, thick, powdery blue needles on a narrow, conical tree. It is rated as...
Abies koreana "Silberlocke" Silberlocke Korean Fir A slow growing, compact, conical shaped tree with waxy, dark green needles that curl upward to revea...
Abies lasiocarpa arizonica "Compacta" Corkbark Fir
Rocky Mountain Fir
Alpine Fir
As the name implies, Compacta is a dense, semi-dwarf tree. It is more compact, but not as blue as th...
Abies lasiocarpa arizonica "Glauca Compacta" Blue Rocky Mountain Fir This is a very slow-growing, pyramidal shaped tree/shrub with dense branching and silver/blue needle...
Abies nordmanniana "Golden Spreader" Golden Spreader Caucasian fir A slow growing bit of sunshine in the garden. Golden Spreader looks like a little gold bun. It does...
Abies procera "Delbar Cascade" Weeping Noble Fir If you want a noble fir that forms a large mound, this is your plant. It has dark green needles wit...
Buxus sempervirens English Boxwood
Common Boxwood
In the wild, this boxwood can grow to a small tree. It has very compact growth and takes well to pru...
Buxus sempervirens "Graham Blandy" Graham Blandy Boxwood A very narrow, upright shrub that looks like a topiary without all the work. It is a great entryway ...