Corn Hill Nursery
New Brunswick, Canada  -  1 506 756-3635


Evergreens

Cedar,   Chamaecyparis   Dwarf Conifers   Fir,   Juniper,   Larch,   Microbiota   Pine,   Spruce,

We often speak of these as the 'anchors' in the landscape. They give the garden solidarity and color throughout the year. They can act as the background on which the flowering plants are displayed or they can stand out as specimens in their own right.

Malonyana Cedar
The perfect architecture of Malonyana Cedars

In order to keep your plants looking their best we recommend combing out the dead needles and pruning any broken branches or winterkilled areas each spring. Winter burning of needles usually occurs when evergreens do not receive enough water, particularly just before freezeup. A major cause of this problem is planting under eaves of a house or in very dry soil without using mulches. Water new plants throughout the first year. Any pruning should be done by cutting back new growth in early summer. Most varieties will show off their best form with very little pruning.

All conifers are potted and must be picked up at the nursery unless suitable shipping arrangements have been made.

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Symbols: Native Plant  Native Plant     Bird  Attractive to Birds
Light Tolerance: Sun  Sun  Partial Shade  Partial Shade  Shade  Full Shade

Junipers

30 cm. - $20.00     50 cm. - $30.00
Larger specimens are available at the nursery,
individually priced.

Fir

Chamaecyparis

Larch

Russian Cypress

Spruce

50 cm. - $35.00      75 cm. - $60.00
100 cm. - $85.00      125 cm. - $125.00
150 cm. - $185.00      175 cm. - $225.00
200 cm. - $280.00      250 cm. - $355.00
300 cm. - $395.00      350 cm. - $455.00
For select blue Colorado seedlings add 15%

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Pine

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Cedar (Arborvitae)

Globe Cedars in Field - Oct. 2001

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Dwarf Conifers

Dwarf conifers is one of the most interesting fields in ornamental horticulture today. Ranging from the tiniest of evergreens to small conifers up to 3m. high, these diminutive relations of the large evergreens are becoming increasingly popular in landscape work. Where an evergreen is needed but space restricted, there is a dwarf conifer that will fit the bill. We urge you to try some of these varieties. We believe you will be come as entranced as we have with these little gems.

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