Evergreen Trees

Live Evergreen Trees for Year-Round Color & Structure

Evergreen trees do the quiet, unglamorous work of holding a landscape together. While flowering trees and perennials take their turns putting on seasonal shows, evergreens stay green, structured, and present through every month of the year — including the bare, colorless stretch of winter when everything else has dropped its leaves. Our evergreen tree collection covers conifers, cypress and arborvitae varieties, and ornamental bamboo, giving you options for screening, structure, and year-round texture alike.

Conifers & Classic Evergreens

The Baby Blue Eyes Spruce brings striking blue-toned foliage and is one of the more cold-hardy options in the collection. The Bush's Lace Spruce Tree offers a different texture, with finer, more delicate needle structure than typical spruce varieties. For a more sculptural look, the Hollywood Juniper Tree and Blue Point Juniper Topiary bring distinctive, twisted growth habits that work well as landscape focal points rather than background plantings.

Cypress & Arborvitae

This collection overlaps significantly with our dedicated privacy trees category, since many of the same cypress and arborvitae varieties serve double duty as both general landscape evergreens and effective screening plants. The Wilma Goldcrest Lemon Cypress, Lemon Cypress Tree Form Topiary, Dwarf Hinoki Cypress, Private Jet™ Arborvitae, and Junior Giant Thuja Tree all bring the dense, year-round foliage that makes evergreens so useful, whether you're using them for a privacy screen or simply want a structural anchor in a garden bed.

Ornamental Bamboo

For a completely different texture, this collection includes several ornamental bamboo varieties. The Black Bamboo stands out for its striking dark canes, a dramatic contrast against its green foliage. The Fernleaf Multiplex Bamboo, Alphonse Karr Bamboo, Maculata Bamboo, Graceful Bamboo, and Golden Goddess Bamboo each bring their own variation on bamboo's signature tall, narrow, fast-growing habit — useful for quick vertical screening or simply adding movement and texture that conifers and broadleaf evergreens don't offer.

Growing Conditions

Cold tolerance varies meaningfully across this collection. The Baby Blue Eyes Spruce is rated for zones as cool as 2 through 8, making it one of the most cold-hardy options here, while the bamboo varieties generally need warmer conditions, with most rated for zones 6 through 11 depending on the specific type. Sun requirements split fairly evenly: the Wilma Goldcrest Lemon Cypress, Lemon Cypress Tree Form Topiary, and Hollywood Juniper Tree need full sun, while the spruces, most bamboo varieties, and the Dwarf Hinoki Cypress tolerate full to part sun. The Graceful Bamboo is a notable exception, tolerating shade where most evergreens in this collection prefer more light.

Year-Round Structure You Can Count On

Whether you're after the classic look of a spruce or juniper, the screening value of a cypress or arborvitae, or the distinctive vertical movement of ornamental bamboo, evergreen trees are the plants that keep a landscape from looking bare for half the year. Mix textures and heights, and you'll have a backbone planting that looks just as good in January as it does in July.