Evergreen Trees

Picea pungens - Colorado Blue Spruce
Height: 55'-60'
Spread: 10'-20'

This tree is known for its beautiful bright blue color. It has
a pyramidal shape and would do well as a hedge or
windbreak.

Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid'
Height: 20' - 25'
Spread: 10'-15'

This pine stands out because of its sunning color and
shapely habit. The color is a nice shade of blue green. It
has soft needles that give the plant nice texture.
Vanderwolf Pines have a pyramidal shape and is very
uniform.

Pinus koraiensis 'Oculis-draconis' - Dragon Eye Pine
Height: 6'-8'
Spread: 3'-5'

This Pine is a unique specimen because of the behavior
of its needles. They have two colors: green and yellow.
The yellow shows up better in colder climates. The
needles also twist downward which gives it a neat radial
appearance.

Pinus Strobus 'Pendula' - Weeping White Pine
Height: 8'-15'
Spread: 5'-12'

This plant is a unique display of a weeping evergreen. It
interacts with the environment to create a unique shape. It
has long green needles and is a vigorous grower.

Tsuga canadensis - Canadian Hemlock

Height: 30'-40'
Spread: 15'-25'

The branches of this tree droop which gives this plant a
flowing texture in the landscape. While most evergreens
need sun, this tree can tolerate shade and sun. In our
area it should be in a protected area from the wind.