This category has some of the showiest blooms available for your landscape, with rhododendrons and azaleas being among the most spectacular. The bonus with broadleaf evergreen shrubs is that you'll enjoy their foliage year 'round.

Arborvitae Arborvitae are widely used in colder climates where the vibrant green foliage is highly prized throughout the year. It grows well in full sun but tolerates part shade. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Cypress Cypress is a good choice for screening or as a focal point in your landscape. As it grows it will develop an interesting foliage texture. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Hemlock The foliage on hemlocks consists of very fine, soft needles with a medium green color on top and a much lighter green on the underside. Weeping hemlock (Tsuga canadensis 'Pendula') will grow 10-15 feet tall and 6-8 feet wide with arching, weeping branches. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Juniper Junipers are available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Their variety make them suitable for many landscape areas and are ideal for specimen and mass planting as well as for hedges, foundation plantings and ground covers. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Pine Mugo pine is a low, rounded, spreading shrub or tree. Var. pumilio is a dense variety that forms a mound 2 – 8 feet tall and wide. Its slow growth and small size make it a good choice for planters and rock gardens. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Spruce The birds nest spruce is a good choice for adding structure to your garden. It is flat topped, wider than it is high and has a hollow center at maturity which is how it got its name. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Yew This versatile evergreen is slow growing and has few pest problems. It has the ability to withstand severe pruning which makes it ideal for formal hedges and topiary. It is often used as a foundation plant in urban gardens. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > >

What should I know about pruning rhododendrons? How should I prepare my rhododendron for winter? What should I do if the leader on my evergreen tree is damaged? More Evergreen F.A.Q.'s > > >

Pruning Evergreens: A Helpful Guide