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Sunnyside’s evergreen

Coniferous Trees

This vast group of mostly evergreen shrubs & trees provide color, texture & structure in the landscape all year long.

Just click an image below to explore some of the varieties we offer in that category. There are many, so this is just a sampling to help get you inspired...

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Abies (The True Fir)

Valued for a wide range of striking shapes & sizes, as well as rich colors and tight textures that fill many landscape needs. Highly adaptable and easy to maintain.

Araucaria (Monkey Puzzle Tree)

Grown for the bold & unique statement they make in a landscape. If you’re looking for a conversation starter, this is it!

Cedrus (Cedar)

Tall, ornamental conifers that are resinous and durable. These varieties are selected for landscape use, including weeping, columnar and dwarf forms.

Cephalotaxus (Japanese Plum Yew)

Small evergreen trees or large shrubs that are useful in the landscape due to their tolerance of shady conditions and deer resistant qualities.

Chamaecyparis (False Cypress)

These cultivars offer a wide range of color, texture and shape for nearly every landscape need.

Cryptomeria (Japanese Cedar)

Valued for its stately grandeur and its superior, fragrant wood there are many forms, sizes and colors for small, medium and large landscapes.

Cupressocyparis (Leyland Cypress)

A fast-growing conifer that is primarily for hedges & screens.

Cupressocyparis

Cupressus (Cypress)

Known for their colorful, fragrant foliage, showy bark & resinous, aromatic wood. They go well in any landscape & make an excellent hedge.

Ginkgo biloba (Pre-historic maidenhair tree)

Called an ancient “living fossil”, Ginkgo trees offer unique fan-shaped foliage that is striking & beautiful.

Juniperus (Juniper)

Diverse growth habits and colorful seasonal foliage guarantee that there is a juniper suitable for nearly every landscape situation.

Larix (Larch)

Vibrant seasonal color changes combined with graceful growth patterns offer beauty and interest year-round.

Metasequoia (Dawn Redwood)

It is unique in the fact that it’s considered a deciduous conifer and has soft & delicate leaves, unique shapes & habit, and deeply fissured bark.

Microbiota (Russian Cypress)

Could be the ultimate evergreen groundcover and is both attractive & rugged. Check them out!

Picea (Spruce)

With so much variety in size, shape, color & landscape use, any of these trusty choices will fill any imaginable garden need.

Pinus (Pines)

Simply put, pines are pretty and they also exhibit exceptional adaptability and require little maintenance.

Podocarpus (Plum Pine)

Very useful in dry parts of the garden in full sun or part shade, with their wide, flat needles that grow slowly into low, mounded shrubs that are amenable to pruning.

Psuedotsuga (Douglas Fir)

Iconic in the Pacific Northwest, these trees will happily grow in a variety of conditions. Check them out!

Sciadopitys (Japanese Umbrella Pine)

Has whorls of needles that resemble the spokes of an umbrella.

Sequoia (Coast Redwood)

Beautiful giants are a truly an amazing sight to behold. They need full sun, full sun, moist, rich, humusy & well-drained soil.

Sequoiadendron (Giant Redwood)

Some forms are dramatic redwood giants & others are amazing and amusing pendulous trees. All the selections we offer are virtually carefree.

Taxodium (Bald Cypress)

Deciduous conifers that thrive in very wet places. Check them out!

Taxus (Yew)

Conforms well to sharing & shaping, is easy to grow, durable and shade tolerant.

Thuja ("Tree of Life")

Minimal-maintenance plants that perform well in a variety of garden situations.

Thujopsis (Staghorn Cedar)

An attractive, hardy, easy to grow evergreen that requires little to no maintenance.

Tsuga (Hemlock)

Graceful, finely textured evergreen trees. Check out the varieties we offer!

To see our 2026 Conifer List that you can print off and bring with you to the nursery, click here!

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