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Evergreens - Gallery 7
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This pine is a great low-maintenance, hardy evergreen for large homesites and parks, with distinctive soft blue green needles. It grows slowly in an informal, open upright form to 20 to 30 feet tall in full sun, and its unique texture makes it a unusual specimen. ** Not available 2020
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This lovely evergreen plant is red in bud, opening to ruby pink flowers with ruffled darker edges. It fades to pale rose pink with greenish yellow spots in May. It has a compact habit and dark shiny leaves with thin brown surface texture on the underside.
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This rare dwarf conifer has green foliage variegated with liberal specks of creamy-yellow. A slow grower (it grows 2' tall by 2' wide in 10 years), it prefers sun to partial shade that is not is not severely wind exposed on well-drained soil. ** Special order
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Russian cypress is a hardy, low growing evergreen for sun or shade. This new selection offers superior disease resistance and winter colour. Celtic Pride's green foliage turns an attractive russet color in winter. This is an excellent, very cold-hardy plant with better shade tolerance than junipers that will grow to as much as 2 feet high by 5 feet wide. |
Discovered in Poland from a naturally occuring mutation of Emerald Pyramidal Cedar, this hardy tapered evergreen cedar is striking with its bright amber-yellow foliage that becomes a warmer amber tone during winter, hence the name 'Jantar' (Polish for amber). With the same narrow upright habit as its popular green parent this selection adds dramatic colour to the landscape as a focal plant or privacy screen.
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