Browse Our Selection of Evergreen Trees Grown in Alpine, AL

Mature Size: 40-50' x 20-30'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Unusual conifer, horizontal branching habit, drought tolerant, light blue-green needles with silver highlights. Selected by Ralph Rushing and named for his wife.

Notes: Avoid poorly drained sites.

Mature Size: 40-45' x 15-20'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 8

Outstanding Characteristics: Large growing, vigorous conifer, pyramidal growth habit, tolerant of urban sites and drought. Reddish-brown bark. Transplants easily. Field-grown Cryptomeria should be available in Fall, 2025.

Notes: Foliage will bronze on southern exposure in winter, returns to green in spring.

Mature Size: 20-25' x 12-15'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Broad, coarse textured Holly with medium green foliage. Red berries (1/4-3/8") in fall when pollinated.

Notes: Fertilize properly to avoid chlorotic foliage. Excellent for dense screens.

Mature Size: 15-20' x 10-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Slower growing holly, medium sized, dark foliaged holly. Dense, well proportioned plants.

Mature Size: 25-30' x 10-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Popular pyramidal Holly, foliage is dark green, medium texture. Small spring white flowers followed by red berries in the fall. Drought tolerant once established. Transplants well and grows rapidly.

Notes: A male Holly is required nearby as a pollinator for the fall berries, Chinese Holly is an example of a suitable pollinator.

Mature Size: 25-30' x 10-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Popular pyramidal Holly, foliage is dark green, medium texture. Small spring white flowers followed by red berries in the fall. Drought tolerant once established. Transplants well and grows rapidly.

Notes: A male Holly is required nearby as a pollinator for the fall berries, Chinese Holly is an example of a suitable pollinator.

Mature Size: 25-30' x 10-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Popular pyramidal Holly, foliage is dark green, medium texture. Small spring white flowers followed by red berries in the fall. Drought tolerant once established. Transplants well and grows rapidly.

Notes: A male Holly is required nearby as a pollinator for the fall berries, Chinese Holly is an example of a suitable pollinator.

Mature Size: 10-12' x 5-7'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Good evergreen screen in spaces that require a smaller overall size. Multi-trunk, treeform.

Mature Size: 15-20' x 12-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Fast growing, pyramidal holly. Foliage shape resembles an oak leaf. Red berries.

Mature Size: 20-25' x 15-20'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Terrific large leaf holly, foliage can be mistaken for Southern Magnolia. Difficult to propogate and rarely available in larger sizes.

Notes: Can tolerate some shade.

Mature Size: 40' x 20'

Hardiness Zone: 5 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: This native plant American Holly cultivar is outstanding for its dark green color and heavy berry set.

Notes: Tolerant of a wide range of habitat and soils. Will maintain best density and produce more fruit in full sun.

Mature Size: 15-20' x 8-10'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 10

Outstanding Characteristics: This variety of holly has large glossy, dark green, leaves and vibrant red berries. Gender is female. Quick Growing species of holly, great for large hedges. Prune in the springtime. Dense, Multi-trunked, Rounded Shrub.

Mature Size: 20-25' x 12-15'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Standard holly, moderate growing and compact with pyramidal form. Small, glossy green foliage with rich, deep red fruit

Mature Size: 25' x 8'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Female evergreen small tree that grows up to 30 feet tall and 8 feet wide as it matures with a rapid growth rate. It is loosely pyramidal, upright, and dense when sited in a sunny location, but more open when sited in partial shade. This plant is a heavy fruiter, producing red berries that persist through winter and contrast well with the pale green leaves.

Mature Size: 30-45' x 10-12'

Hardiness Zone: 3 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Vigorous, columnar selection of Eastern Red Cedar. Bright green foliage with minimal bronzing in the winter.

Notes: Coarse root system, handle by the root ball only. May require staking until well rooted in.

Mature Size: 35-40' x 15-20'

Hardiness Zone: 3 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Large, fast growing, blue/gray foliage that will have a purple cast on the southern side in the winter, tolerant of poor soils and drought, not for wet sites. Excellent large scale screen.

Notes: Coarse root system, handle by the root ball only, may require guying on windy sites.

Mature Size: 15-20' x 5-7'

Hardiness Zone: 4 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Columnar selection of Eastern Red Cedar. Bright green, upright foliage with Minimal bronzing in the winter. More columnar than Brodie Eastern Red Cedar.

Notes: Coarse root system, handle by the root ball only. May require staking after transplanting until well rooted in.

Mature Size: 25-30' x 4-6'

Hardiness Zone: 3 thru 10

Outstanding Characteristics: Narrow, columnar conifer with blue-green foliage. Makes a great privacy screen, an entryway accent, or a dramatic vertical element to the landscape.

Mature Size: 40-50' x 20-30'

Hardiness Zone: 5b thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Excellent 'brown-back' Magnolia, large creamy white summer flower followed by a large cone with small red fruit in the fall. Large green wavy leaves with reddish-brown backs. Unusual cold hardiness for Southern Magnolias.

Notes: Excellent as a screen or stand alone specimen. Fertilize heavily the first spring and summer after transplanting and maintain good moisture throughout the growing season to minimize leaf drop form transplanting shock.

Mature Size: 50-60' x 20-30'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Vigorous Southern Magnolia with a tight form, medium green leaves with a light brown back. Transplants well with little leaf drop. Excellent screen or specimen.

Notes: Excellent as a screen or stand alone specimen. Fertilize heavily the first spring and summer after transplanting and maintain good moisture throughout the growing season to minimize leaf drop form transplanting shock.

Mature Size: 40-45' x 15-20'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Beautiful dark green foliage with brown back, smaller leaves than other So. Magnolia. Prolific creamy white blooms throughout the summer. Smaller form and slower growing than most So. Magnolia.

Notes: Fertilize heavily the first spring and summer after transplanting and maintain good moisture throughout the growing season to minimize leaf drop from transplanting shock.

Mature Size: 20-25' x 10-15'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 10

Outstanding Characteristics: Southern Magnolia selection by Head Ornamentals, Inc in South Carolina. The parent tree has reached a mature height of 20'x12', a true dwarf Southern Magnolia.

Notes: Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Great looking plant!

Mature Size: 15-20' x 15-20'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: Small evergreen tree with dense spiny, leathery foliage. Late summer fragrant white flower. Residential scale, suitable under utility lines, specimen.

Mature Size: 60-100' x 20-30'

Hardiness Zone: 7b thru 9b

Outstanding Characteristics: Native to the Southern US. Has short, stout branches that gives in an open, irregular form. Long needles. Grows in a wide variety of soils and is drought tolerant.

Notes: 15 gal size for immediate effect.

Mature Size: 60-100' x 20-30'

Hardiness Zone: 6 thru 9

Outstanding Characteristics: One of the fastest growing southern pines, this tree is used as a quick-screen in many landscapes. This North American native has dark green needles and narrow, red-brown, often-paired cones that are three to six inches long. Grows in a wide variety of soils and is drought tolerant.

Notes: 15 gal size for immediate effect.

Mature Size: 15-40' x 10-30'

Hardiness Zone: 4a thru 8

Outstanding Characteristics: Typically found in native plantings. Low branched screening pine with short needles.

Mature Size: 16-20' x 8-12'

Hardiness Zone: 7 thru 10

Outstanding Characteristics: Dark green foliage, pyramidal form. Selected from a field of Compacta Cherry Laurel for it's outstanding form and color.

Mature Size: 50-60' x 15-25'

Hardiness Zone: 5 thru 7

Outstanding Characteristics: Large vigorous conifer, emerald green foliage, transplants easily, few pests. Excellent screen or specimen. US Arboretum introduction.

Notes: Great conifer for screening, replacing Cryptomeria and Leyland Cypress.

Mature Size: 30-35' x 5-7'

Hardiness Zone: 3 thru 7

Outstanding Characteristics: Medium sized, columnar conifer, emerald green foliage, transplants easily, few pests. Excellent screen for narrow spaces.

Notes: Great conifer for screening, narrow, columnar habit. Established plants resistant to winter bronzing.

Mature Size: 20-30' x 4-6'

Hardiness Zone: 2 thru 7a

Outstanding Characteristics: Small conifer for tight spaces. Prefers full sun. Appears to have a coarser texture than Emerald Arborvitae.

Mature Size: 15-18' x 4-5'

Hardiness Zone: 3 thru 8

Outstanding Characteristics: Small growing, columnar evergreen with emerald green foliage. Popular as an accent plant on foundations and in formal gardens, tight screen for narrow spaces.

Notes: Slow growing in the south, our Emerald Greens are dense and full.