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Clockwise from top left: Blue Star Juniper, Green Giant Arborvitae. Mugo Pine. |
EVERGREENS
Evergreens, with their strong shapes and dense foliage, provide four-season beauty and year-round privacy for outdoor living
Because there exists a wide range of evergreen sizes, shapes, colors, and textures, each characteristic should be taken into consideration when selecting
specimens for your landscape. Most home properties have limited space for mature evergreen trees that can reach 40 to 50 feet high, or for those occupying
30 feet at the base, so selecting the right evergreen requires a considerable knowledge of individual plant characteristics. The landscape experts at Reds
can help you make the right choice when choosing and planting landscape evergreens.
The Nursery at Reds features the following varieties of evergreen:
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Abies – Fir
Concolor White Fir
Hortsmanns Silberlocke Fir
Chamaecyparis – Hinoki Cypress
Weeping Alaska Cedar
Crippsii Hinoki Cypress
Fernspray Gold Hinoki Cypress
Compact Fernspray Hinoki Cypress
Fernspray Hinoki Cypress
Gracilis Hinoki Cypress
Grasiosa Hinoki Cypress
Nana Gracacilis Dwarf Hinoki Cypress
Snowkist Hinoki Cypress
Variegated False Cypress
Boulevard False Cypress
Gold Mop False Cypress
Gold Thread False Cypress
Juniperis – Juniper
Blue Point Juniper
Daubs Frosted Juniper
Hetz Blue Juniper Spiral
Blue Hetzi Juniper
Iowa Juniper
Old Gold Juniper
Sea Green Juniper
Spartan Juniper
Kallay Comp. Pfitzer Juniper
Irish Juniper
Pencil Point Juniper
Gold Cone Juniper
Blue Chip Juniper
Icee Blue Juniper
Limeglow Juniper
Andorra Juniper
Prince of Wales Juniper
Blue Rug Juniper
Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper
Broadmoor Juniper
Sierra Spreader Juniper
Moonglow Juniper
Pathfinder Juniper
Sky Rocket Juniper
Witchita Blue Juniper
Blue Star Juniper
Blue Arrow Juniper
Grey Owl Juniper
Microbiota – Cypress
Siberian Cypress
Picea – Spruce
Norway Spruce
Fastigate Norway Spruce
Little Gem Dwarf Norway Spruce
Bird Nest Spruce
Weeping Norway Spruce
Dwarf Alberta Spruce
Dwarf Alberta Spruce Topiary
White Spruce
Black Hills Spruce
Serbian Spruce
Skylands Gold Oriental Spruce
Colorado Blue & Green Spruce
Baby Blue Eyes Colorado Spruce
Bakeri Blue Spruce
Bizon Blue Spruce
Fat Albert Spruce
Dwarf Globosa Blue Spruce
Select Blue Spruce
Hoopsii Blue Spruce
Iseli Fastigiata Spruce
Weeping Blue Spruce
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Pinus – Pines
Swiss Stone Pine
Compact Umbrella Pine
Vanderwolf's Pyramid Limber Pine
Irish Bell Bosnian Pine
Fastigate Bosnian Pine
Mugo Pine
Dwarf Mugo Pine
Slowmound Mugo Pine
Austrian Pine
Arnold's Sentinel Austrian Pine
Oregon Green Austrian Pine
Eastern White Pine
Contorted White Pine
Fastigiate White Pine
Dwarf Eastern White Pine
Weeping White Pine
Pseudotsuga – Douglas Fir
Douglas Fir
Taxus – Yews
Capitata Yew
Columnar Cuspidata Yew
Nova Upright Yew
Dark Green Yew
Dense Yew & Runyan Yew
Everlow Yew
Fairview Yew
Hicksi Yew
Taunton Yew
Thuja – Arborvitae
Mr. Bowling Ball Arborvitae
Degroot's Spire Arborbitae
Holmstrup Arborvitae
Dark Green Arborvitae
Pyramidal Arborvitae
Emerald Green Arborvitae
Mission Arborvitae
Wintergreen Arborvitae
Woodward Globe Arborvitae
Spring Grove Arborvitae
Virescens Arborvitae
Tsuga – Hemlock
Canadian Hemlock
Sargent Weeping Canadian Hemlock
Moon Frost Canadian Hemlock
Growing Evergreens
Most evergreens prefer full sun although some will tolerate partial shade. In selecting evergreens, consider space, soil and site conditions, and weather
factors.
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