A low, mounding form with white variegation on the needle tips.  Best coloration is on the new growth and does best in some shade.

Dark green needles form a compact globe. 

A very compact form that grows wider than tall.

A compact and dense mugo pine with bright golden color as the temps drop in fall persisting until spring. Best color when planted in full sun.

A low, mounded form with stiff, dark green needles and white buds, which are excellent winter interest. Becomes somewhat more pyramidal with age.

A slow-growing rounded form with rich green needles and prominent buds.  Has the appearance of a Japanese Black Pine.

A cross between Pinus densiflora and nigra, very small and flattened globose form with dense branching.

A dwarf Japanese White Pine that is often used in bonsai and rock gardens. It has a beautiful tiered branching habit.

An upright form with very light blue, silvery needles.

A dense-growing upright mound with blue-gray needles.

A semi-dwarf broadly pyramidal form with creamy yellow banding on the new growth.

A good natural Bonsai form with silvery blue-green twisted needles and irregular wide-spreading habit.

A tall, moderately narrow tree with an open habit and blue-green needles in tight bundles; many persistent cones at a young age.

A form with long blue-green needles overlaid with gold.

Dwarf, narrow, upright pine with irregular branching. Produces beautiful cones, like all Japanese white pines.

Curved silvery-blue needles cause this small pine to glow in the landscape. It displays irregular branching and a semi-conical habit making it a very interesting addition to the garden.

Dwarf plant, wider than high, with short incurved blue needles.

A Sid Waxman introduction with compact habit and good blue color.

A slow-growing, upright selection with short, slightly twisted needles.

Golden foliage all year. Found and introduced by Vermonter Greg Williams. Habit is upright and pyramidal.

Noted for its excellent cone production this cultivar has an open irregular habit and blue-green foliage.

A slow-growing form with soft blue-green twisted needles.  Mounding than grows into an upright pyramid.

A dwarf form of our eastern white pine that will for a dense pyramidal shape with twisting blue-green needles. Perfect for smaller gardens.

Soft blue-green needles twist and corkscrew giving a fuller more fluffy look.

One of the best prostrate Scotch pines with needles that remain blue in winter.

Blue-green needles have a creamy-white streaking causing this conifer to glow. An upright and pyramidal growth habit.

A weeping and spreading for of Scotch Pine with interesting contorted branches and needles. Older plants will display peeling orange bark.

A dwarf selection from a cross between P. strobus and P. wallachiana.  Soft green needles with a silver reverse.  Forms a broad upright pyramid.

Beautiful native tree with alternating patches of white and light brownbark. Habitat is along stream banks or near water. 

Dwarf form with white flowers veined in blue. Late to emerge in the spring.

Huge balloon flowers on dwarf plants are a sweet pink blooming all summer. Attracts butterflies Deer & rabbit resistant  

Balloon-shaped clear pink buds open to huge blooms on compact plants bloom all summer.  

Felted, semi-succulent gray-green foliage is edged in cream and is highly aromatic.  Trailing stems to 2 feet long.  Great in containers.

Thick, soft, velvety leaves are green and edged in lime.

Very large leaves of dark velvety green with white edges and heavy scalloping on an upright bushy mound.

Compact grower with gold leaves randomly in green.

Fuzzy deep green leaves with a deep purple underside sport many sprays of lavender flowers in late summer.

A clump-forming mayapple with pink upward-facing cup-shaped flowers in early spring, before the brown, marbled leaves are fully developed. Followed by four-inch egg-shaped seed pods.

Native wildflower with unique lobed leaves and red fruit in August.

Large, lobed umbrella-shaped leaves are chartreuse with bizarre chocolate spotting.  Large garnet flowers are clustered under the foliage.  Worth a try in sheltered Zone 5 gardens.  

Large blue, lightly fragrant flowers with white centers appear on upright stalks in spring. Glossy fern-like foliage forms a compact mound.

‘Brise d’Anjou’ boasts beautiful cream-and-green variegated foliage all season. Violet-blue flowers appear from late spring to early summer. This variety of Jacob’s ladder prefers rich, consistently moist, well-drained soil and cooler climates.

This woodland native bears delicate light blue flowers over a tidy mound of ladder-like foliage in late spring.

A selection from our native Jacob’s Ladder with purported better variegation, hardiness and vigor than P. ‘Stairway to Heaven’. Silvery blue spring blooms.

Interesting species with a pair of small cream bells hidden under a pair of yellow-green bracts.

Green, edged in white, variegated foliage with reddish stems. Attractive arching habit and small dangling bells in spring.

Very dwarf form spreading slowly with white flowers in late spring. Nice small scale groundcover.

Red stems with leaves that emerge solid green, then the half closer to the stem turns creamy white. Reasonably vigorous for a variegated plant.

A much more distinct variegation than on the one known as ‘Variegatum’. Wide margins of creamy-white on slowly spreading stems. Dangling bells of white in spring.

This hybrid between P. biflorum and P. humile is covered with small white bells on arching stems in the spring.  Forms a dense mat of blue-green foliage.