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Dwarf Hinoki cypress. A small evergreen which looks like a bonsai. It has dark-green, fan-like foliage and reaches a height of 2 to 4 feet. “Nana Gracilis” is often confused with “Nana.” but it grows to 6 feet.
Juniperus squamata “Blue Star": Dwarf Meyer’s juniper. This fs a steel-blue, irregularly shaped, slowgrowing bush 4 to 5 feet in height.
Picea abies “Nidiformis": Bird’ nest spruce. A very slow-growing spruce which forms a dense, flattopped shrub with fan-like branches. Its ultimate height is 5 to 6 feet, but it spreads 6 to 9 feet. >
Picea pumgens "Glauca”: Compact Colorado spruce. A slow-growing spruce with sliver-blue foliage. The mature form is a 3 foot globe with a slightly flattened top.
Pinus mugo “Mugo” and “Pumillo": Mugo pine. Both varieties are sold as Mugo pine. The mugo variety is a low-growing form of the species which matures at 8 geet tall and nearly twice as wide. Pumillo is “more prostrate and bushy, up to 10 feet wide.
Pinus strobus “Nana": Dwarf white pine. This pine, forms a nearby perfect globe. After It) years, plants remain under 2 feet tall but slightly wider.
Thuja occidentalis "Hetz Midget”
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