Conifers

Conifers

Different species of trees grown well in a variety of site conditions. The table below will help you to select the most suitable trees for the type of ground you intend to plant them in. If you would like any assistance in selecting trees please don't hesitate to contact us.

Conifers (View pictures)	Usually available in one of the following sizes 10/20cms 15/30cms 20/40cms	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging
Latin Name	Common Name
Abies fraserii	Fraser Fir
Abies grandis	Grand Fir
Abies nobilis	Noble Fir
Abies nordmaniana	Nordman Fir
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Juniperus communis	Common Juniper
Larix decidua	European Larch
Larix eurolepis	Hybrid Larch
Larix leptolepis	Japanese Larch
Picea abies	Norway Spruce
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Picea pungens glauca	Blue Spruce
Picea sitchensis	Sitka Spruce - QCI
Picea sitchensis	Sitka Spruce & Sitka Spruce Improved A12, A13
Pinus contorta	Lodgepole Pine
Pinus mugo Pumilio	Mountain Pine
Pinus nigra austriaca	Austrian Pine
Pinus nigra maritima	Corsican Pine
Pinus radiata	Monterey Pine
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Pinus sylvestris	Scots Pine
Pinus sylvestris	Scots Pine - A70 improved
Pinus sylvestris	Scots Pine - Scottica varieties
Pseudotsuga taxifolia	Douglas Fir
Taxus baccata	Yew
Thuja plicata	Western Red Cedar
Tsuga heterophylla	Western Hemlock