Plant Directory

Wondering what's planted in your garden? The following is an illustrated list of plants commonly used in home landscapes.

Evergreen Shrubs

Alberta Spruce - Slow growing dwarf evergreen; No pruning necessary		Azalea - Low to medium growing evergreen shrub; Blooms in spring; Fertilize and prune if necessary after the plant blooms in the spring		Blue Holly - Medium growing evergreen shrub; Beautiful red berries in winter
Blue Star Juniper - Low growing evergreen shrub; Beautiful blue needles; Slow growing		Boxwood - Many new varieties with more open habit; Prune formally or allow to grow naturally; Keep snow from breaking branches by brushing it away with a broom		Chinese Juniper - Medium growing evergreen shrub; Prune in fall or spring
Cotoneaster - Low growing semi-evergreen; Small white flowers in spring; Red berries in fall; Good fall color		Emerald Green Arborvitae - Tall growing evergreen; Soft green color		Gold Thread Cypress - Low to medium growing evergreen; Golden color all year
Inkberry Holly - Medium growing evergreen shrub; Small black berries		Japanese Holly - Medium growing evergreen shrub; Prune in early spring or fall		Laurel - Low to medium growing flowering evergreen; Blooms in spring; Prune in fall
Manhattan Euonymus - Medium growing evergreen shrub		Pachysandra - Low growing evergreen groundcover; White flowers		Periwinkle - Low growing evergreen groundcover; Blue flowers
Photinia - Medium to tall growing evergreen; Red new growth		Pieris Japonica - Medium growing flowering evergreen; Blooms in early spring		Rhododendron - Medium to tall growing flowering evergreen shrub; Blooms in spring; Fertilize and prune after flowering
Spreading Juniper - Low to medium growing evergreen shrub		Spreading Yew - Medium growing evergreen; Prune in fall or early spring; Do not fertilize with acidic fertilizer (such as Hollytone)		Upright Juniper - Tall growing evergreen; Prune in fall or early spring
Upright Yew - Medium to tall growing evergreen shrub; Prune in fall or early spring