Evergreen Trees

We live in a unique part of the country where there's quite a few varieties of trees that don't lose leaves in the winter time!

Willow Acacia

Acacia salicina
Another fast growing evergreen tree from Australia! Unique silver-blue leaves with a slightly weeping appearance make this tree useful for many landscape styles. Tree can be maintained with branches near the ground or pruned for a high canopy.

Acacia Saligna

Acacia Saligna
Wide growing umbrella shaped, Medium size tree. Provides soft, filtered shade. Super fast growing tree. Very durable heat & cold.

Live Oak

Quercus virginiana
Yes, it's an oak tree and yes, it's evergreen. Actually, this oak is native to the Southern United States it is very durable and grows at a medium rate.

California Pepper

Schinus molle
This larger evergreen tree provides the incredible weeping appearance of a traditional weeping willow, only it uses a quarter of the water and keeps its leaves all year long! Fantastic effect for just about any landscape style.

Oleander Tree

Nerium oleander
A rare combination of being an evergreen and producing vibrant color, makes the Oleander tree useful in many landscapes. It's smaller size is better suited for accent applications, but is useful for shading in smaller courtyards and near patios.

Carob Tree

Ceratonia siliqua
Classic umbrella shaped, durable and dark green, this unique tree makes a handsome addition to any yard. Grows well and tolerates the hottest summer sun. Low litter and little pruning once established.

Sisso Tree

Dalbergia sissoo
Though this tree looks kind of like an Aspen, it's perfectly at home and in fact thrives with ultra hot conditions. It grows at an almost unbelievable rate and yet keeps it's leaves all year. It's looks can benefit any landscape style.

Indian Laurel

It grows to a perfect shape, it's really clean and easy to grow and it handles the Summer heat wonderfully. In grass or gravel, Indian Laurel trees make a great addition to any landscape.

Texas Evergreen Laurel Columns

This is by far the most popular choice for making an evergreen screen hedge! Can be kept in any height range from 8ft to 20ft or taller. If you've got nosy neighbors or a view you don't want... plant a row of Indian Laurel Columns... Problem solved!

Japanese Blueberry

Elaeocarpus decipiens
With a unique dense green foilage, this frost hardy tree that makes a great hedge or small tree.