PINE, HEMLOCK, FIR

Pine, hemlock, and fir trees are classic evergreens that add year-round beauty and structure. With soft needles, pleasant scents, and elegant shapes, they thrive in sun or shade and a variety of soils—perfect for privacy, ornamentals, or holiday charm.

White Pine

A soft-needled evergreen known for its graceful appearance and fast growth.

Height: 50–80 ft tall
Width: 20–40 ft wide
Long, soft blue-green needles with a feathery texture
Fast-growing and ideal for windbreaks or naturalized areas
Prefers well-drained soils and full sun, but tolerates some shade

Concolor Fir

A unique evergreen with soft, silvery-blue needles and a citrus-like scent.

Height: 30–50 ft tall
Width: 15–25 ft wide
Long, soft needles with a distinctive blue-gray hue
Tolerant of heat and drought once established
Great for ornamental use or as a specimen tree

Canadian Hemlock

A shade-tolerant evergreen with a soft, elegant texture and layered branching.

Height: 40–70 ft tall
Width: 25–35 ft wide (can be pruned smaller)
Soft, short needles and a graceful, slightly weeping habit
Tolerates partial to full shade—rare among evergreens
Excellent for screens, hedges, or woodland borders

Balsam Fir

A fragrant, cold-hardy evergreen with classic Christmas tree looks.

Height: 45–75 ft tall
Width: 20–25 ft wide
Dark green needles with a silver underside and strong fragrance
Naturally symmetrical, conical shape with dense foliage
Thrives in cool, moist climates and acidic soil