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Black Hills Spruce - 3 Gallon Pot
Black Hills Spruce Trees are easy evergreen trees to grow. They have a slower growth rate and are more compact than the other spruce trees, which makes for great use as a privacy screen in areas that require a tree that does not get extremely tall. Black Hills Spruce Trees have blue-green needles and thin, gray-brown bark giving them a beautiful neutral color. It's a beautiful addition to any sized yard and develops cone-shaped in the Fall. Their evergreen and dense foliage provide a protective
a small evergreen tree in the middle of a park
Pseudotsuga Menziesii
Hillside Gardening
Douglas Fir Tree
Fast Growing Evergreens
Privacy Trees
Acid Loving Plants
American Landscape
Blue Douglas Fir | Blue Evergreen Tree - PlantingTree
Blue Douglas Fir | Blue Evergreen Tree - PlantingTree
For a holly that tolerates poor soil, bad drainage, drought and dense shade, look no further than the Nellie Stevens Holly. It is shade-tolerant, with spiny, rich, dark-green leaves 2 to 4 inches long. The dense growth makes it an excellent choice for permanent screening for privacy or to obscure unattractive views. - Perfect choice for a larger bush or tall screen – 20 feet tall or more - Healthy and attractive all year round - Perfect choice for hotter regions - heat and drought res Nellie Stevens Holly, Holly Shrub, Holly Bush, Garden Hedges, Tiny White Flowers, Backyard Garden Landscape, Holly Tree, Fence Landscaping, Tree Shop
Nellie Stevens Holly
Holly Shrub
Holly Bush
Garden Hedges
Tiny White Flowers
Backyard Garden Landscape
Holly Tree
Fence Landscaping
Tree Shop
Nellie Stevens Holly
For a holly that tolerates poor soil, bad drainage, drought and dense shade, look no further than the Nellie Stevens Holly. It is shade-tolerant, with spiny, rich, dark-green leaves 2 to 4 inches long. The dense growth makes it an excellent choice for permanent screening for privacy or to obscure unattractive views. - Perfect choice for a larger bush or tall screen – 20 feet tall or more - Healthy and attractive all year round - Perfect choice for hotter regions - heat and drought res