Evergreen, coniferous tree. This dwarf cultivar has a cone-like shape with green leaves and short branches. Foliage in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil.

Evergreen, coniferous tree. This cultivar has a thin cone-like shape with thin branches. The green foliage in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil.

Evergreen, coniferous tree. This cultivar has an open, cone-like shape with dark green needles. The branching is irregular. Foliage in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil. Also known as […]

Evergreen, coniferous trees. This cultivar has a cone-like shape with short branches. Foliage is congested and white tipped, and in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil.

Evergreen,coniferous tree with a thin cone-like shape and short branches. Foliage in winter is often brown to green, and new growth is yellow. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil. North America native.

Coniferous, evergreen tree with a pyramid-like shape with short branches. Foliage is white tipped and in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil. North American native.

Evergreen, coniferous tree. This small cultivar has a cone-like shape with blue to green leaves. Foliage in winter is often brown to green. This plant enjoys good sun exposure and a moist, acidic soil.

Evergreen shrub with bushy habit and fragrant, lance-shaped, dark green leaves. Flowers in white, pink, or pink and white, with yellow centers bloom from winter to spring. Ideal for the shrub border.

Thrinax microcarpa is a small palm with a slim-, upright stems. Leaves are divided halfway into 33 to 58 narrow lobes, densely white to tan-scaly underneath, then glabrous blue-green above. Produces white to yellow or orange flowers in loose-arching panicles. […]

This genus of palms is often found growing were soils are limstoney and soil is well-drained. Native to Florida, the Caribbean, Belize, and Mexico, the fronds are fan-shaped and have long, green stalks and are arranged so that the head […]