The Spring Grove Ginkgo is one of the most attractive dwarf trees to come along in years! Even though the tree is tiny, with a habit that never exceeds 4 feet high and 3 feet wide, its leaves aren’t — they’re the same size as full-scale Ginkgo trees.

The Gold Cone Juniper’s new needles flush out golden-yellow on reddish-brown stems on top of the golden-green foliage - then it turns to bright, golden yellow in the spring and summer. Although a little faster growing, the Gold Cone can be sheared to help keep its shape. Good in larger miniature gardens and railroad gardens.

Sky Pencil Japanese Holly adds this height without taking up a lot of space. Plus you can easily keep it at about 3-4 feet tall. Left alone, they grow up to 10 feet tall and still maintain a slender, columnar shape.

Dwarf Bright Gold Japanese Yew’s soft-yellow needles have a bright-green striation along its length, which produces a great color combo. The mid-size conifer has an upright branching habit that is wider than tall. Although very hardy, the foliage appreciates protection from scorching summer sun.

Buxus sempervirens 'Graham Blandy' A narrow columnar Boxwood, this plant is excellent as a hedge or vertical accent where space is minimal. 'Graham Blandy' is a vigorous grower, and a mature plant can be nine feet high and one foot wide.

The Degroot's Spire Arborvitae is a striking accent plant with a narrow, columnar form and rich green, twisted foliage. It turns bronze in the winter, is an easy care plant, attracts wildlife, drought tolerant and is deer resistant.