Evergreen Trees

Evergreen trees are a type of tree that retains its leaves or needles throughout the year, providing consistent greenery in the landscape. Common examples include pines, spruces, and cedars. These trees are often used in landscaping for their year-round color, privacy screening, and windbreak capabilities. Evergreen trees can be planted as standalone specimens, in rows for hedging, or mixed with other plants to create a varied landscape. They are valued for their low maintenance requirements and ability to provide shelter and food for wildlife, making them a versatile and functional choice in both residential and commercial landscapes. Proper placement and care are essential to ensure their health and longevity in the landscape.