Found in a witches broom in an oriental spruce in Mount Vernon, we climbed up to the top to take cuttings off of it. As the crew was descending, they …
Prunus laurocerasus nana Wells ‘Mount Vernon’
This laurel makes a lovely ground cover. A slow growing plant with glossy, deep green ovate foliage. Can be used in many designs, either at home or on a commercial …
Pseudotsuga menziesii glauca Wells ‘Blue Bird’
This blue douglas fir grows approximately 10-12 inches yearly. Needs heavy shearing to keep fullness. Zone 5 Discovered in 1992
Thuja occidentalis Smaragd ‘Emerald Green’
A Wells introduction in the Fall of 1972, the Emerald green is an excellent selection of dark green thuja that holds its color throughout the year. We expect around 8-10″ …
Pinus mugho fastigiata Wells ‘Dolly’s Choice’
A wonderful columnar form of the mugho pine. Bears cones at a very young age. Excellent for the small garden. Named after Earl Wells’ favorite hunting dog! Discovered in …
Picea breweriana Wells ‘Mountain Magic’
A tree of some magnitude. Not visible at this young age, but as the tree matures, all the lateral branches hang to the ground. A fabulous small garden tree. Smaller …
Lovely form of Japanese white pine. Bluish needles, medium growth. Can be very full and compact with pruning. Will develop into a terrific tree of 18-20'. Zone 5
A Wells introduction in the Fall of 1972, the Emerald green is an excellent selection of dark green thuja that holds its color throughout the year. We expect around 8-10" of yearly growth in our area, Zone 4.