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Evergreens give a landscape its winter backbone. They screen views, block wind, shelter birds and keep the yard green when everything else is bare.
Evergreens for Privacy
- Green Giant Arborvitae: fast, tall and dense (also sold potted)
- American Arborvitae: a native that's very cold-hardy
- Cedar Tree: aromatic and tough in poor soil
Broadleaf Evergreens
The Southern Magnolia has glossy leaves and huge white flowers. Sweet Bay Magnolia holds much of its foliage through winter in warmer zones.
Evergreen Seedlings
For windbreaks and large plantings, White Pine, Loblolly Pine and Virginia Pine seedlings are the most affordable choice.
Planting Evergreens
Plant evergreens in fall or early spring and water them well going into winter. Evergreens keep their leaves, so moist soil going into the cold helps them stay green. Our Green Giant planting guide walks through spacing.
From TN Nursery
We've grown trees since 1959, and every order is guaranteed to arrive alive. See evergreen shrubs and evergreen trees.
