Ideal Evergreen Trees to Plant in Your Landscape

Evergreen trees are a cherished addition to any landscape, providing year-round beauty and many practical benefits. While deciduous trees may shed their leaves in the fall, evergreens maintain their lush foliage throughout the seasons. Besides their decorative value, these trees can serve as windbreaks, privacy screens, and havens for wildlife. If you want to spruce up your yard with evergreen trees, the Driscoll Tree Service can help. Our certified arborists can assess your landscape and recommend suitable options.

Douglas Fir

The Douglas Fir is a majestic evergreen tree with a towering stature and conical shape. Native to North America’s western regions, it thrives in various soil types and climates. If you are seeking a visually striking addition to your landscape, consider the dark green needles and symmetrical growth of the Douglas Fir. We often recommend this tree type for reforestation projects because of its rapid growth and adaptability, so you don’t have to worry about premature tree removal emergencies.

Eastern Red Cedar

The Eastern Red Cedar is a versatile evergreen tree native to the eastern and central United States. Its dense, scale-like foliage ranges from dark green to bluish-green, offering year-round visual interest. For homeowners looking to create natural privacy screens, Eastern Red Cedar trees form a dense barrier when planted close together. In addition, they produce bluish berries that provide food for various bird species during the winter. Before growing Eastern Red Cedar trees, consult a professional tree care company to ensure your yard is suitable. 

White Pine

White Pine is known for its long, slender needles and graceful appearance. This native North American tree can grow to impressive heights and usually has flexible needles in five bundles. White Pines are aesthetically pleasing and easily adapt to different soil types and climates. Our arborists can help you add a touch of tranquility and natural charm by ensuring healthy trees that serve as towering focal points or windbreaks. 

Concolor Fir

The Concolor Fir, or the White Fir, is a delightful choice for those who appreciate a touch of elegance. This tree species is native to the western United States and boasts soft, fragrant needles that radiate a pleasant citrus scent. Our tree service experts often recommend the Concolor Fir for decorative purposes because of its symmetrical shape and striking color. Other benefits include excellent windbreaks and provide shelter for wildlife, especially during winter.

Norway Spruce