Small Evergreen Trees For Sale

Recent increases in demand have left this plant in short supply. Very few shrubs can give you this kind of height without encroaching on nearby plants. No matter where you plant your Sky Pencils, their spectacular form will attract attention! It's one...

Don't let the name fool you, this tree isn't just for yards in the Rocky Mountains. Don't miss your chance to grow your own. Cold-hardy and able to withstand harsh winters, this tree looks incredible topped with soft, white snow.

You'll treasure the flowers as the warm weather coaxes them out of their buds in the late spring/early summer, adding delicate decorations to your area. Expect the blueberry tree to not only produce green, but bronze and bright red leaves that add flame-like...

This tree lives a long time, requires little pruning, if any, and is relatively free from health issues, so once planted, it will provide maintenance-free beauty for generations. Enjoy for generations.

It's hard to resist the charm, sturdiness and easy-going nature of the Douglasfir. Popular trees don't last long. The Douglasfir (Douglas Fir) makes up more than half of the trees purchased as Christmas trees each year.

They love growing indoors and will fill any space with tropical color. They will thrive during the hottest and most dry parts of the year. They have full thick canopies that add dense color to the landscape and provide shade.

It's as easy to care for as a picket fence -except you'll never have to repaint its incredible green color! Aside from privacy, many enthusiasts take advantage of the lovely, cashmere-like texture of this tree.

So appealing are the berries, the Mohave works well as a specimen all on its own. When your planting needs call for attention, turn to the Mohave Pyracantha. No wonder the Royal Horticultural Society gave it the Award of Garden Merit.

Feathery Foliage with No Clean-Up This well-behaved tree doesn't shed , so you'll get maximum visual interest, all year round. The arborvitae's soft foliage and upright, pyramidal stature can stand strong and elegant on your property.

Tiny Tower Thujas are the perfect addition for any landscape with their variety of different uses. They'll give your home an elegant look if used to frame entry ways. They're selling out quick, so be sure to get yours today before they're gone.

Stands up to the extreme weather conditions that damage and even kill most evergreens. Extremely drought tolerant Forms a thick privacy screen Adaptable to various soil types The attractive 'Blue Sapphire' Cypress is the most drought tolerant of any evergreen!...

With a high salt tolerance they will flourish near the coast and in northern areas where salt sprays are commonly used in the winter . They have been tested in the country's windiest areas only to thrive.

Blue Atlas Cedar should never be planted in soils that are excessively wet for long periods of time. Never plant Blue Atlas Cedar deeper than originally planted in the pot. Not only stops weeds and grass, it will hold soil moisture and maintain a lower...

Its artsy appearance makes a bold statement in any garden design. Pruning is sometimes done to make it fit into smaller spaces. The Hollywood Juniper grows best in Zones 5-9. It works well as a single specimen, in foundation plantings, as a windbreak...

No matter where they're placed, they're sure to add charm to your exterior. The small, fine-textured needles are dark green on top and lighter underneath. These cold hardy trees will thrive in cold regions where other varieties typically can't grow, and...

The American Arborvitae is the perfect tree for you if you're looking for an easy to maintain, versatile evergreen. As long as you live in zones 3-7, you'll have a sturdy and tolerant tree.

The unique shape of the Wissel's Saguaro Cypress makes it the must have evergreen. The branches swing out like arms to wave hello or ask for a high five. The Wissel's Saguaro Cypress Tree's foliage is textured, light and feathery.

Improved Leyland Cypresses soar to heights of 30 to 40 feet tall and grow to be about 6 to 10 feet wide. A few well-placed Improved Leyland Cypress trees will protect your home and other more sensitive plants from frigid winds.

Low Maintenance Our trees have been nurtured and groomed for years. They'll arrive healthy and ready to thrive. You can block out neighbors while utilizing very little yard space. You get that classic French Renaissance look without having to prune or...

Softened by drooping branch work with an irregular globe shape, the tree will add character like no other evergreen can. Cypress Dwarf Hinoki will make you a Fan Among the most eclectic evergreens, the Cypress Dwarf Hinoki has a beauty that almost defies...

- Grows up to 3-5 ft. Space your Leylands 8 ft. And for quickest privacy, you can still order from our limited supply of taller Leyland Cypress trees. Grows rapidly... Per year! - Feathery soft texture - Drought Tolerant Leylands are the most popular...

Adaptable to a variety of conditions and soils. It's even drought tolerant! Believed to be the most cold hardy spruce available , it will grow in any northern state. Plant every 8-10 feet for a solid green privacy screen.

These trees are also able to survive in a variety of poor soils, drought conditions, and wet yards. The secret is out about these weeping evergreen beauties, and they're selling fast.

Ideal for small yards, the Emerald Green Arborvitae is perfect for planting next to foundations or other tight areas where you need an attractive evergreen accent tree. This cultivar even resists snow and ice damage.

A general rule of thumb is to count to 5 for every one gallon of pot size. Ypress tree is deciduous and typically used as a specimen or in small groves, particularly in wet soil or as a street tree.

Mulching will improve your growth three fold. You can prune dead or diseased limbs anytime of the year. This will control the tree for many years, but in time the tree will become too large to maintain.

A 2 to 3 inch layer of mulch is sufficient but remember to take care not to cover any part of the stem of the plant with mulch. This is normal and is actually a sign of a healthy white pine.