Specimen Archives - Page 23 of 32 - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Thoweil Hinoki Cypress

Thoweil Hinoki Cypress has a unique, upright sculptured form. Its slow and undulating growing habit makes it a enchanting specimen for rock gardens or containers

This unique slow growing cultivar has a compact habit with dark green foliage arranged in appealing narrow fern-like sprays . ‘Filicoides Compacta’ is a pyramidal evergreen with graceful, arching limbs, […]

Compact Hinoki False Cypress

Excellent accent or specimen plant in a partly shaded area. Unique irregular upright form. Semi-dwarf habit makes it super versatile, no pruning or trimming makes it a must have! Uniquely […]

Compact Hinoki Cypress

Deep green, fan-shaped foliage and winning pyramidal form make this dependable evergreen a perfect plant for a small specimen or grouping to form a border hedge. Textured foliage gives a […]

Fernspray Gold False Cypress

You won’t be able to resist this evergreen eye candy, especially given this plant’s soft frond-like foliage that will remind you of a golden fern. Dense and broadly upright, ‘Fernspray […]

Golden Hinoki Cypress

Add a touch of textured beauty to your landscape with this tough yet soft looking and feeling evergreen that can be used as a spectacular specimen or grouped to form […]

Weeping Alaskan Cedar

Deep green-blue foliage and a stately, weeping form make this plant an ideal specimen in the landscape. Rapid growth and low maintenance make this adaptable Cary Award winner an increasingly […]

Pinpoint® Blue False Cypress

One look at Pinpoint® Blue false cypress is all it takes to fall in love with its lush color and soft, feathery texture. It’s a fantastic accent for any place in […]

Haywire False Cypress

Delightfully different! Haywire™ chamaecyparis brings together a very cool thread-leaf texture and a stunning pyramidal habit that create an irresistible specimen in the landscape. A very unusual form of Port […]

Double Take Pink™ Quince

Formerly sold as Double Take™ ’Pink Storm’ quince. Huge flowers on a thornless plant! You’ll do a double take when you see this quince that looks like a camellia. Double Take […]