Lovely evergreen with soft green foliage for hedge or accent plants; tolerates light shade and poor drainage; upright form. (12-15'

Lovely evergreen with soft green foliage for hedge or accent plants; tolerates light shade and poor drainage; upright form. (12-15')

Montana native evergreen tree with pyramidal form; less dense than Colorado Spruce, and with softer needles. (40-60')

Native evergreen with upright growth and dense branching habit; colors vary from blue to green; makes excellent year-round screen. (15-20’)

Compact, cone-like habit with medium green, softly textured foliage (15-18')

Slender-shaped North Dakota selection with blue-green foliage requires little pruning (10-12’)

Broad, upright growth habit with silvery-blue foliage that retains its brilliant color all year (15-18')

Broad, upright growth habit with silvery blue-green foliage (15-20')

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (6")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (8-10")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (12")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (12")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (12")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (12")

Beautiful, hardy, drought tolerant plants you won't have to fuss over. (12")

Taller than Creeping Juniper; rich, green foliage provides year-round interest; arching, fountain-like branching; drought tolerant. (48")

Taller than Creeping Juniper; rich, green foliage provides year-round interest; arching, fountain-like branching; drought tolerant. (36")

Hardy and adaptable to many soil types and are valuable for windbreaks, but above all they are appreciated for their year-around, evergreen beauty.

Hardy and adaptable to many soil types and are valuable for windbreaks, but above all they are appreciated for their year-around, evergreen beauty.

Hardy and adaptable to many soil types and are valuable for windbreaks, but above all they are appreciated for their year-around, evergreen beauty.

Hardy and adaptable to many soil types and are valuable for windbreaks, but above all they are appreciated for their year-around, evergreen beauty.

Dwarf, very slow growing; interesting growth habit with heaps of character; excellent for rock garden or as accent plant; not particular about soil, but requires a sunny location. (25')

slow growing evergreen shrub that might take twenty-five years to reach mature height; bright green needles season long; snap "candles" (tips of new growth) every spring to keep plant compact and tidy; likes sun. (3-4')

Tree form of Mugo Pine; dense, compact, and pyramidal; drought tolerant and excellent for screening; provides shelter for birds. (8')

Tree form of Mugo Pine that has a more open habit than 'Big Tuna'; slow growing; extremely cold hardy and a great accent plant for year-round interest; Blake Nursery favorite. (12-15')

Slower growing than Colorado Spruce; green needles and dense habit; native to the Black Hills of South Dakota; South Dakota state tree. (30-50')

Magnificent tree well adapted to our climate; prefers good, moist soil in sunny location; blue or green needles; excellent for windbreak/shelterbelt because of density and size; provides good protection for nesting birds. (60-70')

Slow-growing, compact, mounded form with beautiful blue needles; ideal rock garden evergreen; adds excitement to winter landscape; Blake Nursery favorite. (Ht: 3', Sp: 5-6')

Very slow growing dwarf evergreen; ultimate size 3-4' height and width; green needles; prefers sunny site; a beautiful plant.