Eastern White Pine 2 year old young tree. Pinus Strobus. Bonsai and Landscape Re
Eastern White Pine. Pinus Strobus. Two year old Eastern White Pine sapling. Native to northeastern United States and Canada. They grow naturally in high, dry, sandy, rocky ridges and tolerate of a wide range of soil conditions.
Japanese Black Pine 1 year old tree in nursery pot. Pinus thunbergii. Thunbergia
Japanese Black Pine. Pinus thunbergii. One year old Japanese Black Pine sapling. It is tolerant of sand, heat, drought, and salt. also known Thunbergiana Pine, Green Pine, Thurnberg Pine. Native to southern Japan and Korea.
Majestic Blue Spruce Christmas tree in nursery pot. Picea pungent. 2 years old.
Colorado Blue Spruce Picea pungent Well rooted 2 year old seedlings in small nursery pot. The true Blue Spruce tree, these make an attractive native bonsai or a 50 foot landscape tree. Native to central Rocky Mountains from southern Montana-eastern Idaho and south to New Mexico. Slow growing conical conifer Lower branching tends to droop as it ages Small stiff silvery blue needles. 1-3 inch copper brown cones. Dark brown grooved scales bark. Mature to 30-60 feet and 10-20 feet spread. Allow 12-24 feet between trees. Does best in cooler climate and is not tolerate to heat & humidity Moist, well draining soil with high organic matter. Young trees should be kept consistently moist and not allowed to dry out. As the tree matures they become more drought tolerate. Minimal 2 hours of direct sun light a day USDA Hardiness Zones 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a and 7b
Colorado Blue Spruce tree in nursery pot. pre bonsai landscape favors Christmas
Colorado Blue Spruce Picea pungent glauca Well rooted 2 year old seedlings in small nursery pot. The true Blue Spruce tree, these make an attractive native bonsai or a 50 foot landscape tree. Native to central Rocky Mountains from southern Montana-eastern Idaho and south to New Mexico. Slow growing conical conifer Lower branching tends to droop as it ages Small stiff silvery blue needles. 1-3 inch copper brown cones. Dark brown grooved scales bark. Mature to 30-60 feet and 10-20 feet spread. Allow 12-24 feet between trees. Does best in cooler climate and is not tolerate to heat & humidity Moist, well draining soil with high organic matter. Young trees should be kept consistently moist and not allowed to dry out. As the tree matures they become more drought tolerate. Minimal 2 hours of direct sun light a day USDA Hardiness Zones 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a and 7b
Douglas-fir tree in nursery pot. Pre Bonsai Landscape Christmas. Pseudotsuga.
Also known as Doug fir, Douglas Spruce, Red fir, False Spruce, False Hemlock & Oregon Pine. Live one year old well established Douglas-fir tree in nursery pot. Typical conical tree growth habit reaching 40-100 feet tall with a lifespan of 50-75 years.
Black Hills Spruce 2 year old tree. Picea glanca var densata. mariana.
Black Hills Spruce Picea glanca var densata or mariana. Naturally occurring variety of white spruce from the Black Hills region of South Dakota. Dark brown bark. small dull blue green needles.
