Larch

SIBERIAN LARCH (50-60′) pyramidal shaped deciduous conifer. The soft needles are a delicate green in summer, and turn a bright golden yellow in fall.
WEEPING LARCH the height varies, depending on how it is grown; weeping larch will grow along the ground, but can be staked as high as you desire for a unique specimen tree.

Spruce

BLACK HILLS SPRUCE (35-40′)”Christmas” tree type evergreen, with short blue-green needles; best in full sun, but tolerates light shade.
COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE (50/65′) grown from seed, color ranges from green to deep greenish blue, very hardy.
CRYSTAL BLUE SPRUCE (40’x30’) Morden Nurseries selection from blue source, consistent blue color, dense foliage, very good disease resistance.
FAT ALBERT SPRUCE (40′x20′) very dense, broad shape, blue needles; great feature tree.
GLOBE BLUE SPRUCE (3-4′) compact, globe shape, an outstanding dwarf spruce with blue foliage.
LITTLE GEM SPRUCE (1′x2′) extremely dwarf; very dense dark green foliage; ideal for rock gardens.
NEST SPRUCE (3′) a dwarf spruce, ideal for rock gardens; dark green needles with a nest-like appearance.
NORWAY SPRUCE (50′x25′) stately tree, pyramidal when young, becomes pendulous with age. Largest and fastest growing of the spruces; large cones.
OHLENDORFFI SPRUCE (3′) a very dense, mounding shape with soft new growth; much hardier than dwarf Alberta spruce; no pruning necessary; also ideal for rock gardens.
WEEPING NORWAY SPRUCE size depends on how it is grown, strong weeping habit, long, slender and slightly twisted branches

AUSTRIAN PINE (40’X25’) dense, stout pyramidal growth habit with a uniform crown, needles are stiff and dark green.
DWARF MUGHO PINE (4′X5′) dense, globe shape; excellent texture contrast.
EASTERN WHITE PINE (50’x20’) rapid growth when young, slowing with age. Oval to pyramidal crown maturing to a distinctive wind-blown look with ascending branches and upturned tips, needles are soft, flexible and blue-green.
MUGHO PINE (10′X8′) dark green color year round; can be sheered to control size.
PONDEROSA PINE (30-40′) large long needled tree; large cones; furrowed orange brown bark.
SLOWMOUND MUGHO PINE a true dwarf mugho pine; no pruning required; dark green foliage; stays compact.
SWISS STONE PINE long, blue-green needles; will reach 40-50′ tall; dense columnar shape; slow growing; not prone to winter sun damage.
SCOTS PINE (50′) fast growing, long blue-green needles; reddish bark.

SIBERIAN LARCH (50-60′) pyramidal shaped deciduous conifer. The soft needles are a delicate green in summer, and turn a bright golden yellow in fall.
WEEPING LARCH the height varies, depending on how it is grown; weeping larch will grow along the ground, but can be staked as high as you desire for a unique specimen tree.

ANDORRA (24”) gray green foliage turns purple in the fall, low spreading, tolerates light shade
BLUE CHIP (12”) compact ground cover, steel-blue foliage retains color all year.
BLUE DANUBE (24-30”) semi-upright with blue green foliage.
BLUE FOREST (1′x3′) low growing, compact form; useful in smaller spaces.
BLUE PRINCE (6”) rich powdery blue foliage, great contrasting ground cover.
BLUE RUG 4-6” tall, 3-5′ spread, dense mat of blue foliage; full/part sun.
BLUE STAR 2′ tall, mounded, bright, steel blue foliage, slow growing, full/part sun.
BROADMOOR (12”) dense, mounding juniper; bright green.
CALGARY CARPET (8-12”) very soft green carpet, prefers drier soil.
DAUB’S FROSTED Blue-green foliage, tips frosted with gold. Growth habit is low and spreading, very unique looking.
ICEE BLUE (4”x6’) great groundcover with a full, dense crown of silver-blue foliage, great winter color.
MOOR-DENSE bright green foliage on this very low growing variety. Ideal for rock gardens and cascading over walls and planters.
OLD GOLD (24”) best of the golden spreaders; excellent winter color.
PRINCE OF WALES (4-6”) dense dark green ground cover, often has purplish tint in winter.
SAVIN – (3-4′) – vase shaped with dark green foliage.
SCANDIA (24”) low; compact; soft, dark green foliage.
TAMARISCIFOLIA (18-24” High) tightly branched, blue green color, low spreading.

BLUE ARROW (10′ tall, 2′ wide) dense pyramidal form, blue color.
MEDORA (12′) slender, upright, steel blue foliage; slow growing.
MOONGLOW (12-15′) silvery blue pyramidal shape; very dense and drought tolerant once established.
WICHITA BLUE (10′x5′) broad pyramidal form, light blue foliage.
BAR HARBOUR – (10”x5’)bright silvery blue foliage in spring, turning a plum colored tinge in fall. Its extremely low growing nature makes it ideal as a groundcover or spilling over walls.

DWARF BALSAM FIR dwarf, slow growing, light green new growth contrasts with older needles.

RUSSIAN CYPRESS (18”x3-5’) dwarf, densely branched evergreen that has a spreading growth form and cedar-like foliage. Grows well in both sun and shade.

BRANDON PYRAMIDAL (15′x4′) – slender, compact, dense foliage, good accent or foundation plant.
DANICA (12-15”) dense dwarf, smallest of the globes.
HETZ MIDGET (2×2′) very dwarf, compact globe.
HOLMSTRUPP (8′x4′) very dense, compact pyramid shape, slow growing.
LITTLE GIANT – (3′x3′) compact and very dense, perfect globe, never needs trimming.
SKYBOUND (12′x4′) developed in Dauphin, similar to Brandon cedar; rich dark green foliage.
WARES (8′x6′) dark green, large globe shape, heat tolerant, very hardy.
WOODWARD (5′x5′) perfect globe, never needs clipping, looks great in groups or planted in a large shrub bed.
DEGROOT’S SPIRE – slow growing, upright, narrow; dense, dark green foliage; unique twisted form.