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Large growing arborvitae. Used extensively to hide the neighbor you no longer want to see. Fast growing hedge plant.
Evergreens
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Fast growing, deer resistant evergreen. Dark green in color with some blue tints. Excellent fragrance in the foliage.
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Rich green foliage in a globe shaped evergreen. Can be irregularly shaped, so some pruning necessary to keep globe shape.
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Very low growing form of yew. Smaller, denser needles than the other varieties. Best sited with protection from winter winds. Fruit is poisonous.
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Canadian Hemlock is a shade loving large growing conifer. They require good drainage and appreciate good soils. In our area, shade is a must.
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Upright, columnar growing evergreen. Great for use as a screening when evergreens are needed. Soft textured foliage year round. Does produce poisonous fruit so keep kids from eating them.
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Lighter green in color than other Yews. This evergreen tends to have some yellowing in late summer. Smaller needles. Upright arching new growth is attractive. Red fruit is poisonous.
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Tight growing upright arborvitae. Emerald green foliage looks great year round. In mid summer the middle of the tree will molt, losing it’s older inside foliage. Attractive for hedges.
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Fast growing evergreen with a lose habit. Can handle a small amount of shade. Deer do not like this variety as much as other Arborvitae.
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Small dwarf globe arborvitae. Extremely dense foliage makes a fluffy ball. Perfect for a formal garden. Little pruning is necessary.