This common native western fir is a slow growing, evergreen tree with a narrow, pyramidal form when young growing to a columnar shape. Loose horizontal branches hold bright, silvery blue needles. Withstands heat, cold and drought. Ideal for use as […]

Abies concolor is a slow to medium growing fir with blue-green leaves pointing upward and forward along the shoot. The 3- to 5-inch cones are greenish-purple when young, turning brown. Reaches heights up to 130 feet. ‘Aurea’ has yellow new […]

Abies cilicica is a tall evergreen reaching 60 to 70 feet in height. Its needle-like leaves spread forward and upward, bright green above, narrow whitish bands beneath. The growth habit is columnar, forming a tall spire. The foliage appears gray-green […]

Low and spreading a dwarf variety of the species reaching only 20 inches tall and 3 feet to 10 feet wide. Ideal specimen for small spaces or dwarf gardens. Needles are short, dark green, glossy, silvery-white underneath. Leaves are arranged […]

‘Verkade’s Prostrate’ is a slow-growing dwarf and prostrate fir. It has dark green needles that are flat and blunt. Popular as a Christmas tree, Abies balsamea rarely grows above 50 feet. Lustrous, dark green leaves are 1-inch long, forward pointing. […]

‘Prostrata’ grows in a dwarf and prostrate form. It features densely arranged, flat needles. Popular as a Christmas tree, Abies balsamea rarely grows above 50 feet. Lustrous, dark green leaves are 1-inch long, forward pointing. Cones are blue-violet when young, […]

‘Lutescens’ grows in a pyramid shape. It has flat, blunt needles that are yellow when they begin to grow. Popular as a Christmas tree, Abies balsamea rarely grows above 50 feet. Grows best in cooler climates and plenty of sun. […]

Dense foliage with twisted, horizontal branches with dark green blunt needles with silver underneath. A slow grower and has an irregular growth habit. This tree grows best in cooler climates with good sun exposure and acidic soil.

Dense foliage in tiered, horizontal branches with blunt, dark green needles with silver underneath. This spherical growing plant is a semi-dwarf and likes cooler climates with good sun exposure, and acidic soil.

Bushy perennial native to tropical Africa and Eurasia. Can be grown as an annual in cool climates, it is easily raised from seed. The flowers are hibiscus-like, large and bright yellow with maroon centers and bloom in summer. The leaves […]