Leila Hammer
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Design ideas for a craftsman landscaping in Baltimore.

Reaches 2 to 4 ft. tall, spreading to 6 ft. wide. Full Sun. Dwarf Deodar Cedar 'Feelin Blue' weeping dwarf with a low, spreading habit. May be formed into a topiary for collectors wishing to shape bonsi type trees. Bluish green needles are attractive for multiple season interest. 'Feelin Blue' is among our favorite types for sale in our garden center and may be planted as a beautiful conifer for containers, small spaces or rock gardens. Dwarf 'Feelin Blue' is the lowest growing form of cedars.

Photo of a craftsman landscaping in Baltimore.

Design ideas for a transitional landscaping in Phoenix.

Curved masonry walls bordering a dry riverbed and dwarf fruit trees SDCR
Photo of an eclectic landscaping in San Diego.

Dwarf conifers anchor bands of native mosses, ground covers and ferns planted in radiating bands through an existing Maritime Woodland along the coast of Downeast Maine. Photo credit: Ann Kearsley Design 2013

Reaches 8 to 10 ft. tall, and 5 to 6 ft. wide in 10 years. Full sun. Semi Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar 8' - 10'. A semi-dwarf selection with densely spaced, icy blue color needles. 'Horstmann' has an irregular, architectural outline perfect for use as a garden focal point or centerpiece. The small profile makes it a best pick where space is limited. Evergreen tree.

New Guinea Impatiens & Dwarf Marguerite Daisy
Inspiration for a traditional partial sun backyard landscaping in New York for summer.

Photo of a traditional courtyard formal garden in New Orleans.

Very slow grower; 18 to 36 in. tall and 36 in. wide. Partial to full sun. This dwarf evergreen conifer feaures golden yellow fan-like foliage and an irregularly globe-shaped, upright habit. Excellent for use in rock gardens, beds or borders to bring a unique look to the landscape.