A low growing, spreading shrub, 1 foot high by 6 to 10 feet wide. Leaves are mostly awl-shaped, bluish green, but more purple in the winter. Comes from Maine where it is found frequently on rocky coast in reach of […]

Low growing, evergreen with a uniform growth habit. Good groundcover for large scale areas. Blue foliage with whip-cord branches, to 18 inches high. Produces small round dark blue fruit. Holds color well in winter. Excellent as a bank cover for […]

Low growing, evergreen with dense silvery blue foliage and a uniform growth habit. Grows 6 inches high, medium green foliage turns bronzy green in summer. Prostrate and dense in habit. Good groundcover for large scale areas. Produces small round dark […]

Low growing, evergreen with dense silvery blue foliage and a uniform growth habit. Good groundcover for large scale areas. Produces small round dark blue fruit. Holds color well in winter. Excellent as a bank cover for erosion control. Admirabilis has […]

A compact, low growing evergreen groundcover with dense, rich green, scale-like foliage marked with bright silver bands. Ideal for large scale groundcover or for use on slopes to control erosion. Drought tolerant. Excellent in beach plantings.

A narrow columnar shrub with rich green foliage that will mature between 5 and 10 feet. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as specimen.

Dense, upright, pyramidal growth habit with bluish-green foliage. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions.

Grows 12 to 20 inches high with short, sharp needles. Rich silver-green in summer, brownish in winter. Branches lie flat on ground in youth. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions.

Upright bushy pyramidal shrub with bright golden yellow new shoots. Foliage becomes bronze-yellow during cold weather. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as specimen, windbreak or screen.

Excellent dwarf shrub with green foliage. Grows 5 inches tall to 2 feet across after 5 years. New growth is yellow, later turning green. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as specimen, windbreak […]