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Evergreen Trees for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

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Something is so magical about Evergreen trees (Their leaves never fall off.). We make it possible for you to own one of these magnificent trees. We have plenty of Evergreen trees for sale; from petite and unique to massive and fast-growing evergreens, Nature Hills Nursery offers it all.

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Family-owned and operated since 2001, Nature Hills Nursery prides itself on meeting the needs of customers with an ever-growing collection of online plants backed by our product guarantee and protected by Plant Sentry™. We have plenty of options when it comes to finding the perfect Evergreen tree for you.

All of our trees are delivered safely to your home with instructions on planting, care and storage, so you can order knowing you’ll have exactly what you need.

FAQ

Which Trees are Evergreen?

You may wonder: What are Evergreen trees? An Evergreen tree is an outdoor tree that keeps its leaves throughout the year and into the following growing season. Technically the tropical Evergreen trees are Evergreen as well as the cone-bearing Evergreen conifers. There are some Evergreens for sale that are typical, and some may surprise you:

  • Austrian Pine: This is your typical, but gorgeous, Evergreen tree! Known for its dense privacy screen and sound-absorbing powers, the Austrian Pine is a favorite of many. Growing in a wide range of zones 3-8 and being widely adaptable makes this tree easy to care for. 
  • Little Gem Magnolia Tree: One you may not have expected is this unique and flourishing tree. Perfect for those growing in zones 7-10, this tree loves the warm weather and tropical conditions. In the fall, this elegant tree blooms with beauty. 

What Evergreen Trees are Fast Growing?

Not all Evergreen trees are fast-growing, but we have quite a few fast-growing Evergreen trees to offer at Nature Hills Nursery. Here are our favorites:

  • Green Giant Arborvitae: Growing three to five feet a year, this is one of the fastest Evergreens for sale. This tree is for those who live in zones 5-8. Not only does it grow impressively, but it also works amazingly well for privacy screens. Fences are out, trees are in. 
  • Dawn Redwood: This Redwood is 50 million years old. This Redwood tree is massive, able to grow from 50-90 feet in height. The sight of this gorgeous tree can completely change a landscape. If you need a big statement and live in growing zones 4-8, this is the tree for you.

How Late Can You Plant Evergreens?

If we ship it, you can plant it. That’s our simple rule of life here at Nature Hills Nursery. However, to be more specific, Evergreens enjoy becoming established in cool weather. So, spring and fall are great times to plant all types of Evergreen.

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What are the best evergreen trees for privacy screening?

Green Giant Arborvitae, Eastern Red Cedar, and Leyland Cypress are top-performing evergreen trees for privacy. These dense, fast-growing evergreens create year-round barriers that block unwanted views and reduce noise, making them ideal for hedges and windbreaks.

Which evergreen trees stay small for compact landscapes?

For smaller yards or urban gardens, choose compact varieties like Dwarf Alberta Spruce, Sky Pencil Holly, and Little Gem Magnolia. These space-saving evergreen trees provide structure and greenery without overwhelming your landscape design.

Do evergreen trees lose their leaves in winter?

Evergreen trees retain their foliage year-round, but that doesn't mean they never shed. They naturally drop older leaves or needles periodically, typically in fall, while keeping the newer growth for continuous coverage, color, and privacy.

What evergreen trees are best for cold climates?

Cold-hardy evergreen trees like Colorado Blue Spruce, Black Hills Spruce, and Eastern White Pine thrive in USDA Zones 3–6. These tough trees are known for their resilience against harsh winters and provide year-round beauty even in snowy conditions.

How do I care for newly planted evergreen trees?

New evergreen trees need well-drained soil, full sun (6+ hours daily), and regular watering during establishment. Apply 3–4 inches of mulch to retain moisture and insulate roots, and avoid heavy pruning until the tree is fully established. Use Nature Hills Root Booster during planting for long-term success.

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