Pahls

Here are a few of the items that will be auctioned starting at 1pm on Saturday the 14th. Black Bench Arbor, Round Fire Pit, Square Fire Pit, Benches, Outdoor Clocks, Filigree Birds With Decorative Balls, Wrought Iron Planters, Asst. Trellis’, Concrete Tables, Assorted Fountains, Obelisks,  Plant Stands, Statuary,  Shepherds Hooks, Planters, Decorative Faces and so much more. We will also be auctioning [...]

Whoever believes conifers lack seasonal color interest has never seen ‘Rainbow’s End’. Comparable to Picea glauca ‘Conica’ except for color. In spring, the new growth is light green, nothing out of the ordinary. In mid-summer, the second flush is nothing but extraordinary. Bright, creamy-yellow new growth contrasts dramatically against the dark-green older foliage. Mutation found [...]

New selection that maintains its blue color. Eye catching, silvery blue foliage makes a striking accent to the landscape. Broad pyramidal habit.

Versatile, dwarf form is an excellent evergreen for border or accent. Tight, many layered branches create nest-like compact form, requires little maintenance. Very hardy and wind resistant. Slow grower.

This very popular evergreen conifer has a symmetrical, pyramidal form. A handsome tree with rigid tiered branches densely covered with stiff gray-blue needles. Use for accent, windbreak or tall screen.

‘Valley Cushion’ is a TRUdwarf® mugo pine that has uniform compact growth. The medium green color of the short small needles, the mounding shape and slow growth all bring things into scale in your favorite trough or railway garden.

A rapid-growing, narrow, upright tree with long and slender blue-green needles that give this useful tree a soft-textured appearance. Plant in areas with narrow clearance.

Shrubby evergreen accent with bushy irregularly branched habit. Silvery blue-green needles are tightly set on the branches. This compact dwarf makes a unique accent along a walk. Slow-growing.

This Iseli introduction was selected for use in cold regions for its resistance to winter wind and sun burn. A compact tree with a dense habit and the classic pyramidal form of it’s cousin, ‘Conica’, with longer, medium-green needles and a faster growth rate.

This slow growing evergreen has pendulous branching, creating a unique speciment plant for the landscape. The short, dark green needles are attractive year round. Size varies greatly depending on how the plant is staked. Rarely to never fed on by Japanese beetles.