Category Archives: Conifers
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Ellwoodii – Lawsons Cypress
This small garden tree is popular for its subtle blue-green foliage colour variations. The leaves of Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Ellwoodii have a blue-grey to darker green look depending on the season, and the tree itself has an upright growth habit, best likened to a candles flame.Lawsons Cypress make a great choice for planting near seating areas
Thuja occidentalis Danica
This attractive conifer will provide your garden with that much needed year round colour. The yellow spring foliage gradually matures to orange and bronze as it puts on its autumn show, Golden Tuffet will hold this colour into the winter too.This Thuja has a rounded habit with dense evergreen foliage and is the perfect addition
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Blue Arrow’ – LARGE
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Blue Arrow’ has a narrow, upright habit with dense, ascending branches that form a pencil-shaped tree. The evergreen foliage of this Rocky Mountain Juniper is a wonderful blue-green colour with a distinctive Juniper aroma. Supplied in approx 7-10 litre containers.
Thuja occidentalis Golden Tuffet
This attractive conifer will provide your garden with that much needed year round colour. The yellow spring foliage gradually matures to orange and bronze as it puts on its autumn show, Golden Tuffet will hold this colour into the winter too.This Thuja has a rounded habit with dense evergreen foliage and is the perfect addition
Super Bushy Thuja occidentalis ‘Smaragd’ – 100-125cm Specimen or Hedging Conifers
Prized for its emerald green colour, award-winning Thuja occidentalis ‘Smaragd’ has a compact, narrow, upright habit with erect sprays of glossy, bright green foliage and can reach 4-5 metres (12-14ft) tall if left un-clipped.This is an attractive, evergreen conifer that has a compact growth habit makes that make it ideal for hedging purposes. With fresh
Juniperus chinensis Stricta – Dwarf Slow Growing Conifer – LARGE
Dense, ascending branches of aromatic, soft blue-green leaves, retained all year, and spherical, violet-brown cones. The foliage of this narrowly conical coniferous shrub turns steely-blue in winter. It’s an attractive and hardy specimen plant for a sunny or partly shady shrub border, coping well with dry, chalky and sandy soils. Supplied in approx 7-10 litre
Thuja orientalis aurea nana (Platycladus) – LARGE
Also known as Platycladus, Thuja aurea Nana is a fantastic dwarf conifer with yellow-green foliage that develops bronze hues in the winter. In general, Thuja orientalis is a dense, compact large shrub or small tree, although it is slow growing, so lends itself to a number of situations in the garden – it’s a great
