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Shot-hole Fungus on Schip Laurel

Shot-hole is an omnipresent issue of small holes in leaves resulting from growing laurels in containers for nursery production. Despite nursery best practices, … Read more

Green Giant Arborvitae

(Thuja plicata × standishii ‘Green Giant’) Green Giant Arborvitae is an outstanding, easy-care tree that is versatile and adaptable for multiple uses in … Read more

Cold Hardy Hedges for Texas

February 10th through February 20th, 2021 ushered in a series of three severe winter storms that swept through the southern United States with … Read more

Hedges and Topiary

Decorative Gardening Agriculture began in the Fertile Crescent and West Asia during the Neolithic Age 4,000 to 6,000 years ago. It extended in … Read more

Conifers | A Complete Guide

Conifer General Conifers are more than Christmas trees. There are 600+ species of conifers, and thousands of rare, incredibly unique cultivars and varieties. … Read more

Conifers for Shade

Colbys’ Digs “Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specificallyyour own.” -Bruce Lee Although this quote references martial … Read more

Conifers for the Southeast

Conifers are native to all the Earth’s continents except Antarctica, ranging from tropical environments to boreal forests. They make up a relatively small … Read more

Winter Gold Conifers

During the winter months when skies are gray and gardens are colorless, there is a bright group of conifers that add warmth to … Read more

Trophy Trees

Exceptional specimens for the discriminating buyer Conifer Kingdom proudly offers an extensive collection of exquisite trophy trees for the discerning buyer. Customers looking … Read more

Gift Plants

We appreciate the business of our customers, so we reward every purchase over $100 (before shipping) with a nice conifer or maple that … Read more

Japanese Maples & Fall Colors

While most maples are regarded for having stunning leaf color in the fall, many Acer palmatum have colorful samaras and outstanding transitional colors from … Read more

Fairy Gardens!

The big back yards of suburbia have become less common, exchanged instead for a green patch behind a townhouse or even a container … Read more