Evergreen Tree Store

Very competitive pricing, great for wholesalers and landscapers who just need a few dozen of something, as well as larger orders

PO Box 430, Grand Haven, MI, 49417,
Phone: 888-528-TREE
Fax: 775-521-9051

Products And Services Offered:

• Hosta Bressingham Blue
• Hosta Krossa Regal
• Hosta Royal Standard
• Hosta Wide Brim
• RED
• christmas trees
• Pines
• Douglas Fir
• Fraser Fir
• serbian spruce
• biennial
• Black Hills Spruce
• drought resistant
• Hemerocallis/Daylilies/Daylillies
• Hemerocallis Bama Maid
• Lavender pink flowers
• orange throat
• grows to 30 inches
• mid-season blooms
• Hemerocallis Bertie Ferris
• 2 1/2 inch ruffled melon-orangeflowers
• grows to 22 inches
• early blooms
• Hemerocallis Constant Comment
• Pale lavender blue blend
• green throat
• grows to 24 inches
• early to mid-season blooms
• Hemerocallis Dewey Fresh
• Ruffled yellow self with darker yellow to green throat
• Hemerocallis Eenie Weenie
• 2 inch light yellow flowers with green throat
• grows to 10 inches
• excellent short variety
• extended re-bloomer
• Hemerocallis Fairy Tale Pink
• 5 1/2 inch ruffled pink flowers with soft green throat
• grows to 26 inches
• Hemerocallis Frans Hals
• Rust and orange bi-color
• mid to late-season blooms
• Hemerocallis Gold Glow
• Fragrant yellow-gold flowers on 18 inch stems
• Hemerocallis Golden Gate
• Orange-yellow flower
• grows to 34 inches
• re-bloomer
• Hemerocallis Happy Returns
• 3 inch
• bright yellow
• heat tolerant
• prolific from May through to first frost. Grows to 18 inches. Extended fragrant blooms
• Hemerocallis Hyperion
• Light yellow fragrant flowers
• grows to 40 inches. Mid season blooms
• Hemerocallis Little Wine Cup
• Cherry red flowers
• grows to 20 inches. Early season blooming
• re-blooming
• Hemerocallis Lullaby Baby
• 3 inch light fragrant pink flowers with green throat
• grows to 19 inches
• extended blooms
• Hemerocallis Luxury Lace
• Lavender pink-cream bi-tone
• grows to 32 inches
• Hemerocallis Night Beacon
• 4 inch brown-purple flowers with chartreuse centers and green throat
• grows to 27 inches
• Hemerocallis Orange Monarch
• Yellow orange
• Hemerocallis Orange Surprise
• Rose/peach with orange/green throat
• early-to mid-season blooms
• Hemerocallis Pinocchio
• Striking purple red flowers with red orange veins
• grows to 36 inches
• Hemerocallis Red Magic
• Red with yellow throat
• Hemerocallis Sammy Russel
• grows to 18 inches
• Hemerocallis Siloam Dream Baby
• Apricot-cream flowers with purple centers
• Hemerocallis Siloam French Doll
• 3 inch soft pink flowers with darker pink to rose eyezone
• ruffled edges of flowers curl back softly
• Hemerocallis Skylark
• Lemon yellow self with small green throat
• fragrant blooms
• Hemerocallis Stella De Oro (Stella D'Oro)
• Gold flowers
• grows to 12 inches
• everblooming
• Hostas/Funkias/Plantain Lilies/Plantain Lillies
• Hosta August Moon
• (plantain lily
• funkia)
• Rounded
• soft golden yellow leaves
• some sun tolerance
• foliage 18 to 20 inches
• Wide
• cup-shaped blue-green leaves
• pearly white flowers
• grows to 20 inches
• Hosta Fortunei Hyacinthina
• Mounds of blue-gray foliage
• fragrant lavender flowers in July/August
• foliage height 18-24 inches
• Hosta Frances Williams
• Large blue-green leaves with yellow/gold margin
• beautiful variety which prefers shade
• grows to 14 inches
• Hosta Golden Tiara
• Good compact grower
• heart-shaped green leaves with golden margin
• lavender purple flowers in mid-late summer
• Hosta Green Gold
• Dark green ovate leaves with creamy yellow margin
• lavender flowers
• Hosta Hadspen Blue
• Striking steel-blue rounded flowers
• Hosta Halcyon
• Ribbed blue-green leaves
• violet flowers
• Hosta Honey Bells
• Yellowish-green foliage
• lavender white flowers are lightly fragrant
• Frosty blue leaves in an upright habit
• Hosta Regal Splendor
• Unusual vase-shaped upright habit
• blue-green heart shaped leaves of heavy substance with an irregular creamy margin
• Rich green leaves with fragrant white flowers
• tolerates full sun
• Hosta Sieboldiana Elegans
• Large blue-gray heart-shaped leaves
• white flowers in June/July
• Hosta So Sweet
• Medium green with white margin
• lanceolate shaped
• purple striped flowers
• grows to 8 inches
• Hosta Sum and Substance
• Large golden-chartreuse leaves
• sun tolerant
• Hosta Undulata Albo Marginata
• Large green leaves edged with bands of white
• lavender flowers in July/August
• Hosta Undulata Variegated
• Most popular in sales
• variegated white and green leaves with lilac-blue flowers in July/August
• Blue-green heart shaped leaves with creamy white irregular margin
• foliage 16 inches
• Hosta x fortunei Aureomarginata
• Green leaves with golden yellow border
• Perennials (other)
• Alcea Rosea Nigra Mixed (Hollyhock)
• Double ball-shaped flowers on tall spikes
• grows to 4-7 feet
• blooms July-August
• mixed colors
• Alcea Chater's Double Mixed (Hollyhock)
• Aquilega McKana Hybrid Mixed (Columbine)
• McKana hybrids mixed
• large flowers in many colors with long spurs
• Asparagus Mary Washington
• no description available
• Campanula Canterbury Bells Mix (Bellflower)
• bell-shaped flowers growing to 2 1/2 feet
• blooms June-July
• Carnation Grenadin Mix
• Semi-double and double flowers in a mixture of colors
• Chrysthanthemum Shasta Daisy Alaska
• Large single white daisy flowers on up to 24 inch stems
• Coreopsis grandiflora Early Sunrise
• Golden yellow semi-double flowers on up to 20 inch stems
• blooms June-September
• Coreopsis virticillata Moonbeam
• Creamy yellow daisy-like flowers all summer
• threadlike
• finely-divided foliage
• Crown Vetch (White) "Crown of Pearls"
• (Coronilla varia)
• >Pure white flowers atop green foliage
• blooms late spring. Unique blooms; all flowers are a pure white and fades to light pink as the plant matures. Full sun to partial shade; not particular about soil
• drought tolerant. Fast growing when established. Usually 2 to 3 feet in height and spread laterally
• Dahlias - Mixed
• Nicely sized tubers
• each producing up to 25 flowers. Best if planted in the spring. Mixed only
• no color-specific orders
• Delphinium Magic Fountains
• Colorful assortment of violet
• white and blue flowers
• does not need staking
• Dianthus barbatus Sweet William Mix
• Double-mixed
• double flowers in a mixture of colors
• Dianthus Maiden Pinks deltoides Zing Rose
• NEW - rose-red flowers
• 6 inch spreading plant
• blooms May-June
• Dicentra eximia Fernleaf (Bleeding Heart)
• Pink heart-shaped flowers
• grows to 16 inches
• Echinacea magnus Coneflower
• Large heads of rose-pink
• grows to 3 feet
• perennial plant of the year 1998
• Echinacea purprea Purple Coneflower
• Purplish-crimson daisy-like flowers on 2 1/2 foot plants
• flowers July-August
• Gaillardia aristata Blanket Flower "Dazzler"
• yellow flower with maroon center
• Gaillardia aristata Blanket Flower "Goblin"
• red flower with yellow margins
• Geranium macrorrhizum Ingwersen
• Light pink flowers on 12 inch plants
• flowers May-July
• Geum hybridium Lady Stratheden
• golden double flowers on 24 inch stems
• Geum hybridium Mrs. Bradshaw
• semi-double red flowers on 28 inch stems
• Gypsophilia Babysbreath Pacific Pink
• Pink star-shaped flowers
• good for dried arrangements
• grows to 4 feet
• blooms June-August
• Gypsophilia Babysbreath White
• Single white flowers
• excellent in dried arrangements
• Helianthus maximiliani Sunflower
• golden flowers
• grows to 6 feet
• blooms August-October
• Heuchera micrantha Palace Purple
• Black-purple foliage with a metallic sheen
• white flowers in July-August on 20 inch plants
• 1991 perennial plant of the year
• Hibiscus moscheutos Mixed
• Large open flowers in a mixture of red
• pink and white on up to 4 foot stalks
• Kniphofia uvaria Hybrid Flamenco
• NEW - flower spikes in yellow and red shades
• Lavandula Sweet Munstead Strain
• Evergreen fragrant foliage with scented blue flower spikes
• excellent for potpourri and sachets
• blooms June-September to 18 inches
• Lupinus Lupines Russels Hybrid Mixed
• Flower spikes solid with sweet pea-like blossoms in many colors
• blooms May-July
• Paeonia Peony Pink
• Double-flowering
• June
• Paeonia Peony Red
• Paeonia Peony White
• Papaver Orientale Oriental Poppy Red
• Large red cup-like flowers on hairy stems with basal leaves
• Penstemon Digitalis Husker Red
• White bell-shaped flowers flushed with pink on stems with glossy oblong lanceolate perched on 30 inch upright stems
• purple foliage
• PPA perennial plant of the year 1996
• Phlox Subulata Creeping Atropurpurea Wine-Red
• Excellent groundcover and rock garden plant
• low spreading carpet of moss-like evergreen foliage
• small flowers cover plants in early spring
• grows to 6 inches height
• Phlox Subulata Creeping Candy Stripe
• Phlox Subulata Creeping Emerald Blue
• Phlox Subulata Creeping Emerald Pink
• Phlox Subulata Creeping White Delight
• Platycodon Florist Blue
• Ht 36" flowers in mid to late summer
• full sun
• Physostegia Virginiana Pink False Dragonhead
• Trumpet-like flowers on 3 foot stems
• blooms August-September
• Pyrethrum Painted Daisy
• Robinson's Hybrid Mixed
• large daisy-like flowers in a wide range of colors
• Rhubarb Canada Red
• Red stalks
• one of the sweetest
• No. 1 divisions
• Rhubarb Valentine Red
• Large red stalks
• sweet tasting
• Rhubarb Victoria
• A greener variety; not as sweet as Canada and Valentine Red
• Rudbeckia Goldsturm Black Eyed Susan
• Yellow daisy-like flowers with black cone
• blooms July-September
• PPA perennial plant of the year 1999
• Scabiosa caucasica Isaac House
• Ht 30" Flowers are Blue and White. Flowers in summer in full sun
• Sedum (Stonecrop) Spectabilis Autumn Joy
• Large bronze-red flat flowers in August-September
• Sedum (Stonecrop) Spectabilis Brilliant
• Large crimson flower-heads from August-September
• grows to 15 inches
• Sedum (Stonecrop) Dragon's Blood
• Green to bronze foliage with bright red flowers
• grows to 6 inches
• Sedum (Stonecrop) Ellacombianum
• Yellow flowers
• Sedum (Stonecrop) Matrona
• Gray-blue leaves with clusters of pale pink flowers set in white bracts
• grows to 20 inches with the dependability of Autumn Joy
• Millennium Celebration Perennial!
• Stokesia laevis
• Ht 18" Flowers are Blue and White. Produces 4" flowers in summer
• full sun Veronica Sunny Border Blue
• Violet blue flower spikes throughout the summer on 22 inch stems
• PPA perennial plant of the year 1993
• Evergreen/Conifer seedlings and transplants)
• >CEDARS:
• Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus Virgiana)
• A very dense columnar ornamental that is excellent for wildlife habitat and as a windbreak. Wood is used in Cedar chests. Does well from Georgia north
• FIRS:
• An important tree in the timber industry
• and also widely used as a Christmas tree. Soft gray-green needles. Douglas Fir grow rapidly
• but should be protected from late frosts in the first couple of years
• A classy fir tree that has short dark-green needles with silver undersides. A great ornamental and Christmas tree. Will grow in most locations but must have good drainage. Good from Tennessee north
• Austrian Pine ( Pinus Nigra)
• A long needled dark green fast growing pine that is tolerant of wind
• cold
• salt
• air pollution and dry conditions. Adapts to almost any conditions and is used in landscaping
• along roads
• for Christmas trees
• wind breaks
• and wildlife habitat. A very popular hardy evergreen. Good from Tennessee north
• Red Pine (Pinus Resinosa)
• A long-needled fast growing pine
• often planted for forest and wildlife habitat. Common in most Northern States
• White Pine ( Pinus Strobus)
• A native pine with long soft needles that is fast growing and hardy. White Pine are widely used as ornamentals
• lumber
• and as wild life habitat. State tree of Michigan. Habitat from Tennessee north. King of the Eastern forests
• SPRUCES
• A slow-growing
• compact tree
• similar to White Spruce. Perfect for landscaping
• Colorado Spruce (Picea Pungens Glauca)
• The most popular Spruce grown in this country. Needle color varies from silvery blue to greenish blue. A very hardy
• dense
• slow-growing tree with a wide variety of uses. Habitat from Kentucky north
• Norway Spruce (Picea Abies)
• A fast growing dark-green spruce with short needles. Widely used as an ornamental. Habitat from Tennessee north
• A beautiful ornamental spruce. Dark green needles have silver undersides. Interesting purple cones
• White Spruce ( Picea Glauca)
• A short needled bluish-green spruce that is native to the northern states and Canada. Very tolerant of cold windy conditions and wet soils. Habitat from Indiana north