Narrow upright growth habit for small spaces.  Blue needle color.

Cylindrical shaped pine with attractive cinnamon bark and 3 long, green needles.

is a large evergreen tree that is slow growing and smaller compared to white spruce varieties. With its dense, hardy needles, Black Hills spruce can help to prevent soil erosion and add shade to your landscaping.

Pyramidal shapes pine tree with bluish-green, sharp needles.  Attractive orange bark color on older trees.

Native tree with a pyramidal growth habit.  Very hardy spruce with shorter, softer needles and smaller cones than Colorado spruce.  Likes moist soil and tolerates partial shade better than Colorado Spruce.