A large deciduous conifer with fine, feathery foliage that turns russet-bronze in fall before dropping. Naturally occurs in swamps and wetlands but adapts well to landscape sites with consistent moisture.

A narrow, columnar evergreen conifer with soft, scale-like foliage that turns bronze or brown in winter. It is highly drought-tolerant once established and works well as a windbreak or accent plant.

A hardy, drought-tolerant conifer native to China with fine-textured, scale-like foliage ranging from blue-green to golden. Widely cultivated as an ornamental for its columnar to pyramidal form and exceptional adaptability to poor soils and dry conditions.

The world's tallest tree, coast redwoods are massive evergreen conifers with fibrous, reddish-brown bark and soft, feathery foliage. They thrive in coastal regions with high humidity and consistent moisture but are rarely suitable for typical home gardens.

A hardy, drought-tolerant evergreen shrub with feathery blue-green to gray foliage and small berry-like cones. Common juniper is excellent for rocky slopes, naturalized landscapes, and requires minimal maintenance once established.

A low-growing, mat-forming evergreen groundcover with fine blue-green or gray-green foliage that turns purple-tinged in winter. Extremely drought-tolerant and excellent for erosion control, slopes, and xeriscape gardens.

A deciduous conifer with feathery, fern-like foliage that turns russet-bronze in fall before dropping. Fast-growing and pyramidal, it thrives in moist sites and adds seasonal interest to the landscape.

Eastern redcedar is a native evergreen conifer with aromatic, feathery foliage that ranges from soft green to silvery-blue and often turns purple-bronze in winter. It produces small blue berry-like cones and is highly valued for screening, windbreaks, and ornamental interest in dry landscapes.

The world's largest tree by volume, Giant Sequoia is an enormous conifer with reddish-brown fibrous bark and soft, feathery foliage. It thrives in cool mountain climates and requires adequate moisture and protection from extreme heat.

A columnar evergreen conifer native to California with fragrant, flattened foliage and reddish-brown bark. Valued for windbreaks, screens, and ornamental use in dry climates.

A tall, columnar evergreen conifer native to Japan with soft, feathery foliage that ranges from green to bronze-red depending on season and cultivar. Highly valued as an ornamental timber tree and specimen plant in temperate gardens.

A tall, narrow evergreen conifer with dark green foliage forming a distinctive columnar silhouette, commonly used as a striking accent or windbreak in Mediterranean-style gardens. Extremely drought-tolerant once established and thrives in hot, sunny locations.

A striking evergreen conifer native to coastal California with dense, feathery blue-green foliage and a naturally columnar form. Highly salt- and wind-tolerant, it thrives in coastal conditions but is sensitive to heat and humidity in inland regions.

A native North American conifer with soft, fine-textured foliage that turns bronze or brown in winter. Commonly used as a living screen, windbreak, or specimen tree in cool climates.

A hybrid juniper with fine, feathery blue-green foliage and a wide, spreading habit, popular for its low-maintenance character and year-round color. It is extremely drought-tolerant and widely used in xeriscaping and landscape design.

A tall, graceful evergreen conifer native to Oregon and northern California, known for its soft, feathery blue-green foliage and narrow pyramidal form. It prefers cool, moist conditions and is prized as an ornamental specimen or screen plant.

A dwarf coniferous tree with feathery, bright green foliage that turns bronze or copper in winter. Extremely slow-growing and suitable for rock gardens, containers, and small landscapes.

A native Sierra Nevada conifer with soft, feathery blue-green foliage that develops purplish tones in winter. Extremely drought-tolerant and cold-hardy, ideal for high-elevation gardens.

A hardy native conifer of the interior western United States with soft, feathery foliage and gnarled, picturesque branching. Extremely drought-tolerant and low-maintenance once established, making it ideal for xeriscape gardens and arid climates.

A tall, narrow evergreen conifer with soft, feathery foliage that ranges from green to bronze depending on the season. Prized for its graceful pyramidal form and aromatic wood, it tolerates wet soils and is valuable as a windbreak or privacy screen.