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1 Tel: (01886) / Tel: (01886) / A selection of CONIFERS Approx height after 10 years in cms 600 t e 150 sg e 80 p e 350 t e 150 m e 90 sg e 140 s e 180 tg e 150 s e 80 p e 150 sg e 450 t e 350 t e 120 sg 90 sg 100 s 50 d e 80 sg e ABBREVIATIONS e = evergreen d = dwarf conifer, under 90 cm in 10 years sg = slow growing, over 90 cm in 10 years p = prostrate Special quotation for 25, 50 and 100 rate Larger Container Grown Conifers are also available, up to 1500 ltr. size ABIES alba (European Silver Fir). Dark shining green needles above two, glaucous bands beneath balsamea hudsonia (Balsam Fir). Slow growing, developing to a rounded bush. Young shoots bright green, turning to dark green Nana. A rounded form of Hudsonia. P.O.A. Prostrata. P.O.A. cephalonica (Greek Fir). P.O.A. concolor (Colorado White Fir). Blue-green needles, smooth grey bark. Cones pale green cylindrical Argentea. Silvery-white needles. (P.O.A.) Archer s Dwarf. Powder-blue foliage. (P.O.A.) Compacta. Powder-blue foliage. (P.O.A.) Gables Weeper. Good prostrate conifer. Dark green foliage Globe. Bun shape conifer. Dark green-blue foliage Violacea. Striking glaucous-blue foliage grandis. (P.O.A.) koreana (Korean Fir). Beautiful violet cones. Dark green needles above, white underneath Aurea. (P.O.A.) Nana. (P.O.A.) Prostrata. (P.O.A.) Silverlocke. (P.O.A.) lasiocarpa Arizonica. (P.O.A.) Compacta. (P.O.A.) Green Globe. (P.O.A.) nobilis (A. procera) (Noble Fir). Bluish-green needles above with two narrow glaucous bands beneath. Beautiful long green cylindrical cones when young Prostrata. Striking rich blue, very slow. P.O.A. nordmanniana (Caucasian Fir). Long shiny green needles,white banded beneath. Greenish cones when young Golden Spreader. (P.O.A.) Pendula. (P.O.A.) pinsapo Aurea P.O.A. Glauca (Spanish Fir). Blue-grey needles P.O.A. Horstmans Nana P.O.A. Pendula. veitchii Hedergott. Flat topped conifer producing curved leaves, with underside of needles silver Pendula. As above but pendular. P.O.A. 91 s = small conifer mh = medium height t = tall conifer m m 3.00m+ Guide Size Pot Size Price in cms in ltrs each

2 Tel: (01886) / ARAUCARIA 350 t e 200 sg e araucana (Monkey Puzzle). Needles spirally arranged, which are leathery, and overlapping, but vary in size CALOCEDRUS decurrens (Incense Cedar). Columnar habit. Lovely corky bark with green needles Aureovariegata. Attractive slow growing columnar tree, with irregular sprays of golden needles CEDRUS atlantica (Atlas Cedar). Green or grey-green needles. Vigorous t e Aurea (Golden Atlas Cedar). Golden-yellow needles P.O.A. Fastigiata. Blue-grey needles. Tall, narrow, compact form Glauca (Blue Cedar). Glaucous blue needles with graceful habit

3 Tel: (01886) / CEDRUS continued 75 d e 200 m e 200 sg e 100 p e 550 t e 120 s e 350 t e 250 t e 90 d e 80 sg e 60 sg e 150 s e 150 s e 200 s e 250 m e 275 m e 225 m e 240 m e Nana. Round habit, dark green needles. Slow growing Pendula (Weeping Atlas Cedar). Weeping form with green or grey-green needles deodora. A graceful pyramid tree. Light blue or greyish-green needles or silvery needles Aurea (Golden Deodar Cedar). Golden-yellow needles fading to greenish-yellow needles. Grafted Golden Horizon. Golden-yellow needles. Spreading habit libani (Cedar of Lebanon). Beautiful conical, horizontal limb tree Needles bright to dark green. Quick growing in its early years (about 30cms per year) for 50 years, then slows down Pendula Sargentii. Pendulous habit with green leaves Ground hugging but can be trained to produce a small weeping specimen CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana Allumii. Compact, bluish foliage. Pyramid shape Gold. Gold tips to foliage. Pyramid shape Argentea Compacta. Green foliage with splashes of creamy-white patches. Compact growth Aurea Variegata. Green foliage with splashes of creamy-white patches. Strong growing columnar tree. Densa. Conical shape. Compact habit, slow growing. Golden-yellow foliage in short sprays. Blue Nantes. Blue-grey Ellwoodii form. Pyramid shape lawsoniana Blue Surprise. Upright habit, bright blue foliage Broomhill Gold. Lovely upright variety. With ascending branches. Golden-yellow foliage Chilworth Silver. Columnar habit, silvery foliage Columnaris. Deep blue foliage. A slender, narrow, conical tree with ascending branches Aurea. Neat conical habit with soft golden-yellow foliage Glauca. Blue-grey foliage. Pillar form

4 Tel: (01886) / CHAMAECYPARIS continued 200 m e 100 d e 90 d e 240 m e 150 m e 90 sg e 200 m e 210 m e 150 s e 120 s e 210 m e 30 sg e 150 s e 30 sg e 300 m e 300 m e 60 m e 60 sg e 95 s e 120 m e 120 m e 240 m e 350 m e 210 s e 275 s e 150 sg e 150 m e Dutch Gold. Golden-yellow foliage, medium size columnar tree Ellwoodii. Blue-green, most popular garden conifer Columnar habit. Glaucous foliage Ellwood s Gold. Golden-yellow foliage. One of the best dwarf conifers Pillar. Slow-growing, narrow columnar tree. Blue-green foliage. Tight growth. Emerald Spires. Stout, broadly conical habit, with rich green foliage. Erecta Viridis. Dense green foliage Flecklewood. Creamy-white variegated foliage Fletcheri. Glaucous, foliage soft grey Somerset. Small tree, blue-grey feathery foliage, columnar habit. Golden King. Slow growing upright conifer Golden Pot. A golden form of Pottenii, but slower growing. Golden Wonder. Bright yellow foliage. Broad pyramidal habit. Gnome. Very slow growing, forming a neat mound Grayswood Feather. Dark green, columnar conifer Green Globe. Ideal for rock gardens. Compact habit, dense bright green foliage. Green Hedger. Bright green foliage. Pyramidal habit Good for hedging. Green Pillar. Narrow and conical Lanei. Medium size columnar tree with sprays of golden-yellow foliage Minima Aurea. Attractive dwarf conifer for rock garden, bright-golden foliage. Conical habit Glauca. Slow growing conifer, sea-green foliage Ideal for rock garden. Prostrate habit Nywoods Silver. Blue-silver foliage. Form of Ellwoodii Pelts Blue. Attractive medium upright conifer, bright silvery-blue foliage. (Similar to Columnaris.) Pembury Blue. Bluest of the Lawson varieties Pyramid growth Potteni. Feathery soft, light green foliage. Columnar Pygmaea Argentea. One of the best silver-varigated dwarf conifers. lawsoniana Silver Queen. Young foliage, silvery-white with cream tips. Somerset. Yellow tinged foliage. Form of Fletcheri Stardust. Best golden variety. Pyramidal with bronzy-gold foliage Stewartii. Beautiful golden-yellow foilage. Conical habit Tamariscifolia. Slow growing, medium size bush Foliage sea-green. Westermannii. Medium size tree of broadly conical habit, light yellowish-green. White Spot. Green foliage with silvery young growth Winston Churchill. A medium size broadly covered tree with rich yellow foliage all the year. 94

5 Tel: (01886) / CHAMAECYPARIS continued 100 d e 280 m e 180 s e 175 m e 200 m e 50 d e 100 s 25 d e 20 d e 30 d e 30 d e 80 s e 55 s e 120 s e 160 m e 100 d e 100 d e 80 sg e 275 m e Wisselii. Bluish-green foliage, narrow habit nootkatensis Aurea. Bright yellow leaves. Pyramid shape Glauca. Very ornamental blue form Pendula. Weeping form. Medium size, with deep green hanging foliage. Graft obtusa Nana. Miniature flat topped dome, one of the best for rockeries. Growth rate 4cms per year. Aurea. An outstanding dwarf conifer. Forms a dense conical bush with striking golden foliage in shell-like sprays. Gracilis. Dark green glossy, shell-shaped mossy foliage Very slow obtusa Tetragona Aurea. Unusual large shrub, covered with moss-like sprays of golden-yellow foliage. pisifera Boulevard. Compact, soft silvery-blue foliage. Medium size conical bush Filifera Aurea. An outstanding, loose-growing, broadly conical bush. Golden foliage Nana. Dense rounded flat-topped dwarf bush Golden Spangle. Golden-yellow foliage, dense pyramid shape Nana. A dwarf bun-shape conifer with light green foliage becoming tinted gold in winter Aureovariegata. Silver-green foliage. Dwarf, bun shape. Plumosa Aurea. Bright golden form Compacta. Dwarf slow growing conifer, with soft feathery gold tinged foliage in Summer. Aurea Rogersi. Dwarf, bright golden foliage Requires sheltered position. Squarrosa. Medium size conical tree with dense, feathery sprays of glaucous foliage. Sulphurea. Bright sulphur tinted foliage in Sungold. Compact form with fine golden foliage Resistant to scorch pisifera Tima-Limuro. Japanese origin (name meaning Ice Ball ) Good for the rock garden. Forms a neat compact bun-shaped bush. Soft bluish-green dense foliage. thyoides Andelyensis. Medium size blue-green bush. Conical habit Tiny red cones, attractive in winter. Ericoides. Dwarf conical form, foliage feathery, turning plum purple in Winter. Rubicon. Attractive conifer, rich purple-red foliage in Winter CRYPTOMERIA japonica (Japanese Cedar). Conical shape, with deep green leaves Jindai-Sugi. Slow-growing, flat-topped conifer, bright green foliage, which turns to bronze in Winter. Elegans. Beautiful tall, bushy habit, soft bluish-green young foliage turning to a reddish-bronze in Autumn

6 Tel: (01886) / CRYPTOMERIA continued 35 sg e 450 t e 450 t e 500 t 80 sg e 120 t e 150 t e 150 t e 180 sg e 140 sg e 150x60 sg e Vilmoriniana. Tiny globular form, light green, slow growing, bronze in winter leylandi (Leyland Cypress). One of the fastest growing conifers. Ideal for hedging P.O.A. Castlewellan. Golden form, but slower growing P.O.A. Robinsons Gold. A stronger colour than that of Castlewellan. Will make a better specimen Variegata. The foliage is splashed cream macrocarpa (Monterey Cypress). A fast growing tree. Medium to large size. Conical habit when young broadening with age. Bright-green foliage. Ideal for coastal areas. Avoid very cold areas. Young plants require protection in cold areas. Aurea (Monterey Cypress). A conical tree, spiky top when young. Pointed bright green lemon scented foliage Goldcrest. Attractive conifer, bright golden feathery foliage Columnar habit Golden Pillar. Golden-yellow foliage. Very narrow tree Wilma GINKGO biloba (Maidenhair Tree). Fan shaped green leaves, yellow foliage in Autumn. JUNIPERUS See Tree Section chinensis Aurea. Very slow, a majestic tree with upswept branches Blue Alps. Upright habit with long silvery-blue foliage Kaizuka. Irregular, arching green sprays Variegato. Dense green foliage with white blotches. Kuriwao Gold. Rounded habit, with bright golden foliage Obelisk. Blue-grey foliage. Columnar habit Plumosa Aurea. Golden-yellow arching foliage Pyramidalis. Steel blue prickly foliage, slow growing, pyramid shape San Jose. Attractive prostrate dwarf conifer with grey-green foliage Stricta. Compact conical form, soft blue-green foliage

7 Tel: (01886) / JUNIPERUS continued 125x50 sg e 50 d e 85 d e 120 p d e 75 p d e sg e 275 m e 100 p e 120 p e 120 m e 35 p e 120 p e 90 p e 35x p e 35x p e 35x p e 25 p e 35x p e 40x p e 55x175 p e 55x175 p e 90x120 p e 100x110 p e Variegata. As above, slightly slower but with variegated foliage communis Compressa. Ideal for rock garden. Compact upright conical habit, grey-green foliage. Arnoldii. Larger than communis Compressa, similar in colour and shape Depressa Aurea (Golden Canadian Juniper). Prostrate Juniper. Gold-tipped foliage, bronze in Winter Green Carpet. Small, flat, hugging conifer, dark green foliage. Gold Cone Hibernica (Irish Juniper). Narrow columnar habit Vigorous Prince of Wales. Prostrate ground growing conifer with deep green foliage Repanda. Deep green foliage, ing habit Sentinel. Compact form of Hibernica, improved shape conferta. Good ground cover, fresh green foliage, or grey-green foliage. Black fruits with glaucous bloom conferta Blue Pacific. Trailing, prostrate conifer with blue-green 5 12,00 foliage x davurica Expansa Variegata. Dwarf shrub, sage-green leaves, creamy white sprays. horizontalis Andorra Compacta Variegata Bar Harbor. Blue Chip (Blue Moon). Distinct blue foliage, a ground hugging conifer Douglasii (Waukegan Juniper). Glaucous grey-green foliage, purple in winter. A strong grower. Emerald Spreader. Fresh green foliage. Prostrate habit. P.O.A Glauca. Steel-blue ground cover conifer Grey Pearl. Bright blue foliage, prostrate, slow growing Hughes. Silvery-blue foliage, ing habit Webberi. Prostrate, blue foliage Wiltonii (Blue Rug). Prostate, blue growth media Mint Julep. Arching mint-green foliage. Dense bush Old Gold. Compact habit with golden foliage, all year round. One of the best in this group

8 Tel: (01886) / JUNIPERUS continued 100x180 p e 80x150 p e 80x150 p e 80x 30x125 p e 35 p e 30x150 p e 60 p e 50x90 p e 30x180 p e 45 d e 120 d e 45 d e 120x350 d e 100x180 m p e 180 t e 500 t 550 t 500 t 350 t 400 t Pfitzeriana. Spreading, and ascending green branches Aurea. Spreading habit, golden foliage, becoming yellow-green during Winter Glauca. (Blue juniper). Glaucous, dense habit Sulphur Spray. Semi-prostrate, blue-green foliage which becomes covered with creamy-yellow young foliage during early Autumn. procumbens Bonin Isles. Low growing with upraised branch tips Nana Nana. Light green foliage. Dense habit, very prostrate sabina Rockery Gem. Vigorous growing, prostate variety, with silvery-blue foliage. Tamariscifolia. Blue-green prostrate form. Wide ing Variegata. Creamy-white splashes over green foliage sargentfi. Slow growing, ing mid-green foliage squamata Blue Carpet. Vigorous semi prostrate. Silvery-blue foliage Blue Star. Dwarf compact bushy habit. Steel-blue foliage Filbornii. Vase shaped habit, blue foliage Holger. Creamy-yellow foliage in Spring, blue-green in Winter Meyeri. Dense bushy form, blue foliage. Spreading habit with arching tips virginiana Grey Owl. Smoky-grey foliage. Wide ing habit Sky-Rocket. Narrow rocket-like form, glaucous foliage LARIX decidua (Common Larch). Light green foliage. Shoots yellowish Pendulous shoots on older specimens x eurolepsis (Hybrid Larch). Glaucous leaves and shoots. Vigorous tree. Good timber tree kaempferi (Japanese Larch). Reddish shoots in Winter Pendula (Weeping Japanese Larch). A tall outstanding large tree, with weeping branches. METASEQUOIA glyptostroboides (Dawn Redwood). Deciduous conifer, soft green foliage, beautiful colouring in Autumn

9 Tel: (01886) / METASEQUOIA continued 45x150 d e 450 t e 250 t e 200 s e 20x40 d e 30x40 d e 60x75 s e 20 p e 200x120 m e 40x60 s e 120x 20x45 d e 100 m e glyptostroboides (Dawn Redwood) continued P.O.A. MICROBIOTA decussata (Russian Cypress). Rare dwarf evergreen conifer Lacy green foliage in summer, bronze in winter. PICEA abies (Common Norway Spruce). Bright green needles abies Acrocona. Compact pyramid form, producing vivid red-pink flowers forming a cone. Grafted Aurea. Young leaves bright yellow, turning to soft yellow-green. Inversa. Weeping branches. Grafted Little Gem. Dwarf slow growing dark green mound Nidiformis. Dwarf flat-topped bush, branches in horizontal layers Ohlendorffii. Conical habit, yellowish-green needles Reflexa. A wide-ing creeping conifer breweriana (Brewers Weeping Spruce). Dark bluish-green needles with pendulous branches glauca Alberta Globe. Compact habit producing a low rounded bush Albertina Conica. One of the best dwarf spruces, bright green foliage in Spring Echiniformis. Glaucous grey-green needles Globe. Very small dense rounded conifer mariana Nana. Grey-green needles, dwarf slow growing omorika (Serbian Spruce). Dark green needles, beautiful tall slender tree Nana. A dwarf conifer with a dense, broadly conical shape orientalis Aurea. Young shoots creamy-yellow, becoming yellow later

10 Tel: (01886) / PICEA continued 250 t e 75 s e 45x120 p e 210 m e 90 s e 120 m e 400 m e 450 t e 350 m e 600 t e 350 m e 350 m e 350 m e pungens (Colorado Spruce). A medium size, conical tree, producing glaucous needles Glauca (Blue Spruce). Grey, green and blue needles pugens Globosa. Small, bright blue dwarf mound. Graft ,00 Prostrata. Slow growing, with bright blue needles Hoopsii. Upright habit, brilliant silvery-blue needles Kosteri. Upright, growing form. Silvery-blue needles. As Hoopsii Moerheimii. Glaucous-blue needles, upright habit. Graft. As Hoopsii PINUS aristata (Bristlecone Pine). Blue-green needles flecked with white resinous spots. Dense habit Banksiana (Jack Pine). cembra (Arolla Pine). Blue-green, needle-like leaves contorta (Beech Pine). Young green shoots. Yellowish-green leaves excelsa (wallichiana) (Bhutan Pine). A lovely variety which has arching to pendulous grey-green to glaucous blue needles A smooth grey bark. A must for any design griffithii (see excelsa) halepensis (Aleppo Pine). Medium sized tree. Leaves in pairs, very distinct bright green in colour jeffreyi (Ponderosa Jeffreyi Pine). Large tree with spire-like crown or conical bluish-green leaves leucodermis (Bosnian Pine). Long black-green leaves Montezumae (Montezuma Pine). Broadly conical tree with bright green needles. Monticola Skyline (Western White Pine). A medium to large tree A narrow conical habit. Leaves dark blue-green with white inner surface. 100

11 Tel: (01886) / PINUS continued 120 s e 85 d e 100 d e 80x110 d e 350 m e 120 s e 180 s e 225 m e 200 m e 300 m e 300 m e 130 d e mugo (Mountain Pine). Upright bushy habit, dull dark green leaves Gnom. Small compact dark green, globular mound mugo Mops. Compact globular form, greyish-green needles Mughus (Mountain Pine). Compact form, green needles Pumilio (Dwarf Serbian Pine). Dwarf form, green needles muricata. (Bishops Pine). A striking medium sized conical tree, with grey-green, bluish-green foliage nigra Austriaca (Austrian Pine). Dark green needles , palustris (Southern Pitch Pine). Small to medium tree. P.O.A. Leaves orange-brown/glabrous. Cylindrical. parviflora (Japanese White Pine). Small to medium conical tree when young. Deep blue-green needles Breviflora A small tree with tight bunches of short, stiff, P.O.A. blue-green leaves. Glauca. Deep grey-blue needles, very ornamental. Small and ing. Graft. Peuce. Shiny greyish-green needles. Large tree Tempelhof. Faster growing than Pinus parviflora Glauca patula. An architectural tree of graceful habit. Glaucous-green needles peuce (Macedonian Pine). A medium conical tree. deep blue-green needles, white inner surface pinaster (Martime Pine) (Bournemouth Pine). Fast growing tree, with dull grey needles. Ideal for coastal areas pinea (Stone or Umbrella Pine). Lush looking conical tree with blue-grey needles pumilla (Dwarf Siberian Pine). Spreading conifer with dark green needles. radiata (Montery Pine). Bluish-grey needles, dwarf compact habit Aurea. A striking golden form of radiata strobus (Weymouth Pine). Delicate green-grey needles, large tree

12 Tel: (01886) / PINUS continued 100 d e 250 sg e 200 m e 90 d e 120 d e 250 t e 180 t e 150 m e 200 m e sylvestris (Scots Pine). Long twisted, grey-green needles Aurea. Green in Summer, bright gold during Winter months. Graft Beuvronensis. Dwarf conifer, domed shape. Reddish bark Brevifolia. Slow growing, round grey conifer. Graft Burghfield. Compact grey-blue foliage. Graft Chantry Blue. Glaucous bushy needles, semi-dwarf habit Fatigiata. Upright habit Gold Coin. Slower and brighter than Aurea. Graft Inverleith. Attractive light green foliage Longmoor. Rounded, slow. Graft Pumila (watereri). A narrow pyramid conifer with ascending branches Variegata. Tall conifer with white variegation. Graft Watereri. A slow growing conifer developing into a narrow pyramid shape. Graft tabuliformis (Chinese Red Pine). Conical tree. Graft PSEUDOTSUGA menziesfi (Douglas Fir). Very large fast growing tree, fresh green foliage Glauca (Blue Douglas Fir). Conical habit. Glaucous foliage above t e SEQUOIA giganteum (Giant Redwood, Sequoidendron, Wellingtonia) t e 150 m e sempervirens (Californian Redwood). A conical large tree, with horizontal, downward branches with grey-green leaves Adpressa. Creamy young growth TAXODIUM distichum (Swamp Cypress). Decidious Cypress. Reddish-brown bark, good for wet places. Frond-like foliage TAXUS For topiary plants, please see Topiary section. baccata (English Yew). Broad pyramidal tree with dark green leaves. Ideal for hedging/maizes

13 Tel: (01886) / TAXUS continued 175 s e 150 s e 80 p e 150 m e 200 t e 125 m e 150 m e 80 p e 60 p e 90 sg e 300 s e 500 m e 30 d e 75 d e 125 sg e 110 sg e baccata (English Yew) continued P.O.A. For larger sizes please inquire. Adpressa. A large shrub or small tree. Female clone of dense ing habit. Ascending branches. Short crowded branchlets with small dark green leaves. Variegata. Male form of Adpressa. The unfolding leaves are old gold, passing to yellow, a colour which is confined to the margin as the leaves age. Ameersfoort. Very un-yew like in appearance. Stiff branches with oblong ovate leaves Aurea (Golden Yew). Golden yellow, compact habit Green tinged leaves. Cavendishii. Low growing. Less than 1m. high. Wide branches drooping at the tips. Corley s Coppertip. Reddish new growth. Round mound shape Decora. A dwarf slow-growing shrub. Flat topped with arching branches and dark polished green upward curving leaves. Ericoides. A medium-sized to large, slow-growing bush of erect habit, leaves narrow and ing. Fastigiata (Irish Yew). Broad column of closely-packed branches. Leaves black-green, radially arranged Aurea. Golden form of the Finnish (P.O.A.) Yew, producing deep yellow-green foliage. Spring growth striking yellow Aureomarginata (Golden Irish Yew). Similar appearance to Fastigiata but leaves with yellow margin, giving a golden effect Repandans. Low-growing long ing branches drooping at the tips Repens Aurea. Low ing. Leaves margined with yellow when young, turning to cream later. It loses its colour when in deep shade. Standishii (Fastigiata standishii). Slow-growing, tightly packed branches. Columnar habit with golden-yellow leaves x media Hicksii. Broadly columnar. Excellent for hedging. Dark green leaves THUYA occidentalis (Common Hedging Thuya). Reddish-brown peeling bark Dark green foliage, paler beneath. Bronze in Winter occidentalis Danica. Slow growing Danish conifer. Compact rounded bush, dark green foliage Golden Globe. Yellow dwarf conifer, rounded habit Holmstrup. Rich green foliage, narrow conical conifer Yellow. Slow growing pyramid golden conifer Little Gem. Slow growing conifer. Rounded bush Mid green foliage. 103

14 Tel: (01886) / THUYA continued 130 sg e 50 d e 50 d e 350 t e 75 d e 210 t e 210 t e 140 sg e 30 p e 100 p e Rheingold. Popular slow growing conifer with pyramidal shape, golden-bronze foliage Smaragd (Emerald). Dark bright green foliage Pyramidal habit Sunkist. Slow growing, golden foliage. Dwarf pyramidal habit Wansdyke Silver. Small conifer. Conical habit Conspicuous variegated creamy-white foliage. orientalis Aurea Nana. Dwarf globular conifer, pale yellow foliage, light green in Winter plicata (Western Red Cedar). Good for hedging. Bright glossy green foliage. Reddish-brown shredding bark Atrovirens. Dark green shining foliage P.O.A Rogersii. Slow growing dwarf conifer. Conical habit Golden-bronze foliage. Stoneham Gold. Slow growing conifer ideal for rock garden. Bright gold foliage. Dense conical habit. Zebrina. Golden variegated foliage TSUGA canadensis (Eastern Hemlock). Young shoots greyish-brown. Fresh green foliage Aurea. Slow growing dwarf form. Leaves broad and crowded, yellow when unfolding becoming yellowish-green later Arching in habit. Coles Prostrate. Prostrate plant with long branches flattened along the ground forming extensive carpets. Jeddeloh. Prostrate habit. Dark green foliage Pendula. Ideal for prominent position on a rock garden or isolated on a lawn. Most sttractive with drooping branches heterophylla (Western Hemlock). Spectacular conifer particularly as a single specimen. Fast growing with gracious ing branches, leaves narrow and obling with two white bands beneath