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The Baby Blue Spruce is prized among landscapers for its evergreen turquoise-blue foliage, extreme resistance to cold/harsh environments, and versatile dwarfing size which allows this Spruce to be used as either a large shrub or a small tree in a landscape. The ice blue needles keep their unique color throughout the-year but tend to develop a deeper hue as winter sets in and the foliage absorbs less sunlight. Baby Blue is actually a dwarfing cultivar of the Colorado Blue Spruce, allowing gardeners to gain the same silvery-blue color, fantastic pyramidal form, and fantastic hardiness without growing to the height of 100 ft. No pruning is required to attain a symmetrical pyramidal form. This dwarfing conifer easily withstands temperatures down to minus 40°F and goes virtually untouched by deer, insects, or diseases. The Baby Blue Spruce lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4-8 and reaches a height of 20 ft. with a much narrower spread of 10 ft.

Tired of grass? Have poor soil conditions? The Blue Rug Juniper shrub is the ideal plant for you. This classic dark green needled evergreen creeping plant will provide year-round coverage with an unmatched charm. With silvery-blue foliage and easy maintenance, what is not to love!.

This evergreen groundcover boasts a spectacular blue that really highlights your landscape plantings. It has dense, needle foliages that are strikingly silvery-blue all year round. Blue Star Juniper Evergreen Shrub prefer full sun and tolerate a variety of soil types. Welcome home 'Blue Star Juniper' so you can enjoy the beauty of this incredible shrub for your garden.

The Baby Blue Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus pulverulenta 'Baby Blue') is a striking evergreen shrub or small tree prized for its silvery-blue foliage, aromatic leaves, and fast-growing nature. Known for its rounded juvenile leaves that shimmer in shades of powdery blue and silver, this unique eucalyptus adds texture, color, and year-round beauty to landscapes, floral arrangements, and container gardens. Its highly fragrant foliage releases a fresh, clean eucalyptus scent when brushed or cut, making it a favorite for fresh bouquets, dried wreaths, and decorative greenery. Fast-growing and versatile, Baby Blue Eucalyptus can reach a mature size of 15-25 ft. tall and 10-15 ft. wide when planted in the ground, or can be easily maintained as a smaller shrub with regular pruning. Hardy in USDA Zones 8-11, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, tolerating heat, drought, and poor soils once established. Its deer resistance and low-maintenance care make it an excellent choice for xeriscaping, privacy screens, or as a bold accent plant. The silvery-blue foliage pairs beautifully with flowering perennials, ornamental grasses, and Mediterranean-style plantings, bringing modern elegance and texture to any outdoor space. Whether used as a landscape feature, cut foliage crop, or container specimen, Baby Blue Eucalyptus offers unmatched beauty, fragrance, and versatility for gardeners and floral enthusiasts alike.

Baby Blue Spruce is a hardy evergreen tree with striking silvery blue needle foliage. It's showy foliage and low-maintenance habit make it ideal for a specimen planting in your landscape. Baby Blue Colorado Spruce is a dwarf version of the traditional Colorado Blue and reaches a mature height of 15 ft. x 10 ft. The foliage is the real star of the show with this tree. It has flat, needled foliage on softly rounded branches. When paired with other forest green evergreens, the blue color of the foliage really stands out. A strong central stalk drives this dwarf spruce upwards in a naturally pyramidal growth habit. The dwarf evergreen tree is hardy in USDA Zones 2-8, which means it can be grown in most of the country. Grows best in Partial to Full Sun. Plenty of sunlight ensures that it has dense, attractive foliage. Try the Baby Blue Colorado Spruce as a specimen, accent, holiday decoration, container plant, or screen. For the holidays, you'll have a living Christmas tree in your yard. Water regularly for the first growing season, 2-times to 3-times a week. Afterwards, the Baby Blue Colorado Spruce will not require as much supplementary water. Once a week is enough in average weather conditions during the second growing season. After a few years, the Baby Blue is particularly water-wise and somewhat drought tolerant.

This living Christmas tree with Decorative Burlap Wrap is a wonderfully festive accent for your holiday decorating. The Oakland Holly shrub is rooted in soil and shipped in a black nursery container and separate decorative burlap wrap. It features a red burlap ribbon. Use it on patios to frame an entrance or bring it inside to flank your fireplace. Add lights or small decorations to complete the look and compliment your existing decor. After the holidays have ended, take your living Christmas Holly and plant them in your landscape. Baby Blue Spruce is a hardy evergreen tree with striking silvery blue needle foliage. Its showy foliage and low-maintenance habit make it ideal for specimen planting in your landscape. Baby Blue Colorado Spruce is a dwarf version of the traditional Colorado Blue and reaches a mature height of 15 ft. x 10 ft. The foliage is the real star of the show with this tree. It has flat, needled foliage on softly rounded branches. When paired with other forest green evergreens, the blue color of the foliage really stands out. A strong central stalk drives this dwarf spruce upwards in a naturally pyramidal growth habit. The dwarf evergreen tree is hardy in USDA Zones 2 to 8, which means it can be grown in most of the country. Grows best in Partial to Full Sun.

This evergreen groundcover boasts a spectacular blue that really highlights your landscape plantings. It has dense, needle foliages that are strikingly silvery-blue all year round. Blue Star Juniper Evergreen Shrub prefer full sun and tolerate a variety of soil types. 'Juniper Blue Star' is also known as one of the lowest maintenance shrub out there. Welcome home 'Blue Star Juniper' so you can enjoy the beauty of this incredible shrub for your garden.

Very common evergreen conifer. Particularly sought after for it's Christmas Tree shape. It prefers full Sun and well-drained soil. Picea Conica can be planted as accent, foundation or screen.

The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is arguably the most popular coniferous shrub and for very good reasons. Firstly, without any pruning or maintenance required this compact conifer naturally attains a perfectly symmetrical pyramid form. in stark contrast to many of its evergreen relatives, the dense needles of a Dwarf Alberta Spruce are actually quite soft and fuzzy. Although considered a slow growing shrub, this tendency is exactly the reason that Dwarf Alberta Spruce can grow just about anywhere in the United States. This evergreen naturally developed a slow rate of growth in order to live off of less nutrients when coping with extreme fluctuations in temperature that desert, mountain and Northern climates often bring. The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is able to withstand temperatures below minus 45°F and is also incredibly drought-tolerant, using its slow metabolism as a strength to live through the most scorching summers and harshest winters. It will eventually reach a height between 10 ft. and 12 ft. with a spread between 4 ft. and 5 ft., although it could take over 25-years for this compact shrub to reach its full growth potential. with a USDA Cold Hardiness range between 2 and 9. The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is the definition of low-maintenance, its lovely forest-green foliage naturally attains a symmetric pyramidal form and is among the most resilient shrubs grown today.

The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is arguably the most popular coniferous shrub and for very good reasons. Firstly, without any pruning or maintenance required this compact conifer naturally attains a perfectly symmetrical pyramid form. in stark contrast to many of its evergreen relatives, the dense needles of a Dwarf Alberta Spruce are actually quite soft and fuzzy. Although considered a slow growing shrub, this tendency is exactly the reason that Dwarf Alberta Spruce can grow just about anywhere in the United States. This evergreen naturally developed a slow rate of growth in order to live off of less nutrients when coping with extreme fluctuations in temperature that desert, mountain and Northern climates often bring. The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is able to withstand temperatures below minus 45°F and is also incredibly drought-tolerant, using its slow metabolism as a strength to live through the most scorching summers and harshest winters. It will eventually reach a height between 10 ft. and 12 ft. with a spread between 4 ft. and 5 ft., although it could take over 25-years for this compact shrub to reach its full growth potential. with a USDA Cold Hardiness range between 2 and 9. The Dwarf Alberta Spruce is the definition of low-maintenance, its lovely forest-green foliage naturally attains a symmetric pyramidal form and is among the most resilient shrubs grown today.