Plant Catalog

This slow growing steel-blue foliage forms a mounded shape. Prefers the cooler climates Iowa has to offer.

Dense, low-spreading juniper with rich, dark green needles with a contrasting silvery blue line on the upper leaf surface.

This fast growing versatile evergreen can be easily sheared into a variety of topiary forms. Tolerant of a wide variety of soils, but will not do well in wet soils. Once established, it can tolerate dry conditions.

Baby Blue® spruce has remarkable color reliability. The needles are a vibrant blue that intensifies with age, growing evenly around the branches creating a full appearance. While this tree grows slowly, it has good vigor with a uniform and compact habit that requires virtually no shearing to maintain. An excellent blue variety that is more slender than the common Colorado Blue spruce, growing well in open areas.

This beautiful spruce varies in color from gray-green to blue-green. A broad, pyramid-shaped evergreen. The dense foliage needs little shearing. Excellent as a specimen, hedge or windbreak. Prefers well-drained soils. Best in full sun.

A stately tree with a pyramidal shape when young, and pendulous branches as it matures. The largest and fastest growing of the spruces. Large cones are attractive as Christmas ornaments. Rarely to never fed on by Japanese beetles.