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A tree is defined as having one main stem and grow to at least 12-15\\' tall. Trees can be offered as "clump" form or multistemmed meaning that they were planted or pruned to offer multiple trunks.

Our plant lists are based upon items we have on order for the year. Due to circumstances beyond our control, some items may not be available. On the other hand, just because it’s not on the list doesn’t mean we don’t have it! Our inventory changes throughout the season, so please call us to be sure we have what you are looking for.

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Exposure	Flower Color
Juniper 'Blue Point'	Blue point Juniper	Sun		more info
Description A favorite for stately lawn specimens and tall screens. Densely branched, broad pyramid form with glowing blue-green foliage. Maintains natural form well with practically no pruning. Zone 4-9 Height 12'
Juniperus chinensis 'Hetzii Columnar'	Green Columnar Juniper	Sun	Bright green foliage	more info
Description An attractive, upright, pyramidal form highlighted by crisp bright green foliage on dense, tight branches. Prized for its versatility, it works well as an evergreen screen or background planting, in natural form, or shaped. An excellent specimen for topiary use in formal gardens. Well-suited to containers. Zone 4-9 Height 12-15' Purpose Landscape
Juniperus chinensis 'Robusta Green'	Robusta Green Juniper	Sun		more info
Description Versatile and durable landscape addition ideal for accent, windbreak or screen for narrow spaces. Its rugged, irregular columnar form holds handsome, tufted bright green foliage. Zone 5-9 Height 10-12'
Juniperus v. 'Emerald Feather'	Emerald Feather Juniper	Sun		more info
Description The Emerald feather Juniper, also known as Eastern Red Cedar, is a dwarf cultivar that reaches only 12 feet tall and 5 feet wide, making it a perfect selection as a privacy screen or evergreen accent tree where space and height are limited, such as under powerlines. It is also nice for framing the corners of homes or other structures, as an outdoor Christmas tree, or trimming to form a spiral or poodle tier topiary. Being a North American native makes this coniferous evergreen very easy to grow. The attractive feathery foliage is dense and emerald green with a very smooth feel. As with other Eastern Red Cedars, abundant blue berries the birds will appreciate will adorn the foliage in late fall. Everything from eastern bluebirds and evening grosbeaks to wild turkeys and sharp-tailed grouse devour the fruit. While plants of the original species will vary in size and shape as they grow, we grow Emerald Feather from cuttings, which results in clones that will provide uniformity in growth rate, form and size, provided soil conditions in the planting area are similar. Proven to be extremely low maintenance, drought tolerant, disease resistant, cold hardy to -40F and heat tolerant to USDA Zone 9b, it's hard to go wrong with this tough but handsome native. Zone 3-9 Height 10-12' Purpose Evergreen, Privacy Hedge
Juniperus virginiana	Eastern Redcedar	Sun		more info
Description A native to eastern North America commonly found in old pastures, along highways and near recent construction sites. Cedar waxwings and many other birds are fond of the berries. In the Missouri Ozarks it for years has been used as a Christmas tree. Zone 2 Height 20-40'
Juniperus virginiana 'Canaertii'	Canaertii Eastern Red Cedar	Sun		more info
Description Canaertii Eastern Red Cedar provides evergreen shelter and berries for wildlife, deer resistant, tolerates poor soils and planting close to Black Walnuts. Zone 3-9 Height 20-35'
Juniperus x 'Star Power'	Star Power Juniper	Sun		more info
Description The foliage resembles Blue Star, but the overall color has a mix of green and blue and some waxiness to the needle. The needles are short and arranged in the formation of a star Zone 4-9 Height 15'