Conifers

Dense, bluish green foliage, excellent screening and windbreak choice. Extremely hardy, as an ornamental it gives an alpine meadow effect. Symmetric growth, shows drought resistance. Medium growth. 20-40 feet

Slow growing spruce with sharp needles, bluish color varies to dark green in seed propagated trees. Native to Colorado, very hardy. Short needle length. 50 feet

Very popular for Christmas trees. Good needle retention and soft, shiny, (Limited supply). Bright green needles. Beautiful symmetric landscape tree. Medium growth. 60 feet

Fast growing important pulp wood species that will colonize a site quickly. Excellent for sandy dry areas. Fast growth. 60 feet

Fast growing species with dark green needles often used as windbreaks. Gracious hanging branches looking like Cyprus, short needle length. 150 feet

Fast growing lumber species that can really handle adverse environments. Also called Norway pine. Fast growth. 50-60 feet

Used widely in the Christmas tree industry, this short needle pine with a rugged open form provides interest to the landscape. The pine that built all of Europe, with fast growth, up to 60 feet.

Native to northern US and Canada, thrives in boggy acidic soils often in pure stands. Narrow conical form, unique feathery needles that turn a brilliant gold in fall. Fast growth. 60 feet

Dark green variation of our native arb. Excellent for screens, windbreaks and wildlife habitat. Does well in poorly drained sites. Plant this one where a smaller tree is desired. Fast Growth...12-15 feet

Native to the eastern U.S. and Canada. Excellent for Screens, wind breaks and wildlife habitat. Does well in poorly drained sites. Wood from Cedar does not rot making it preferred for outdoor construction. Bronze winter color. Fast Growth. 25-35 feet

Native five needle pine with a variety of uses: Timber, Christmas trees, windbreaks, wildlife habitat or ornamental. Fast grower. 80-100 feet

Hardy northern spruce with stiff bluish green needles. Symmetric growth. Short needle length. 50 feet