So what's the big difference Montgomery and Globosa Colorado Spruce?

Picea pungens 'R. H. Montgomery' (left) has a central leader and the 'Glauca Globosa'  has more of a flat top lacking the leader. Both have the same blue needles (especially new growth), both are slow growing (about 3-6"/year) and both make a classy statement whether in a mixed border, foundation planting or along a walkway as a focal point. 

We currently have several sizes available: the 20" box specimens you see here plus 3, 6 and 10 gallon containers plus many other smaller conifers for containers, rock gardens and foundation plantings.

Cleveland Select Flowering Pears 2-2.5"

Flowering Pears (Pyrus calleryana) are one of the earliest spring trees to make a bold statement. Older varieties of the Callery Pear have suffered a bad rap mainly because of the narrow crotches in the branching habit making them pretty susceptible to severe weather damage. Cleveland Select (also known as Chanticleer) has a narrow columnar habit that is much better at withstanding winds and early freak snowstorms. It has the same white flower clusters in spring.

Need other ideas? We still have selections of Weeping Cherry (Prunus subhirtella), Flowering and Kousa Dogwoods (Cornus), Fringe Tree (Chionanthus), Japanese Snowbell (Styrax) and another variety of Flowering Pear - 'Aristocrat'. Give your customers an awesome Spring!