A low-growing shrub that maintains the best foliage color of the low-growing types. Medium green foliage turns yellowish green in winter. Grows 15 inches high with soft, coarse textured foliage densely set on ascending branches. Plants form nearly uniform circles. […]

Dense, upright in habit. Can grow 10 to 15 feet high with bluish-white foliage near the apex. A poor plant in American gardens. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions.

Ground cover form with bright green new growth that matures to dark green, 4 to 6 inches high by 2 1/2 to 3 wide wide. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions.

Narrow shrub with slow growth and golden yellow foliage color. Dense, upright, pyramidal growth habit. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as specimen, windbreak or screen.

A wide-spreading low ground cover with rich green color on the lower needle surface, silvery band above. Holds color during winter. Grows 9 to 12 inches high by 4 to 6 feet wide. Open habit. Easy to grow in a […]

Yellow foliaged shrub. New shoots strongly colored, fading with time to green. Rather depressing in winter. Easy to grow in a wide range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as specimen, windbreak or screen.

Pyramidal shrub with dense, rich green foliage. Requires little maintenance. Very tough plant.

Conical form, slow growing, juvenile and adult blue green leaves, irregularly splashed with creamy white. Requires little maintenance. Very tough plant.

In youth somewhat flat with all juvenile blue-gray foliage, very prickly. Has habit of holding onto its foliage for several years. Not a good plant. Requires little maintenance. Very tough.

Dense, columnar-pyramidal habit. Grows 15 feet tall by 3 to 4 feet wide. Bright green, soft foliage, predominantly scale-like. Requires little maintenance. Very tough plant.