Coastal Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)
Tallest tree species on Earth, native to coastal California.
Our conifers deliver consistent quality - supporting long-term forestry, shelterbelt and timber objectives
Available in these regions only:
Varieties may differ within regions
Available in these regions only:
Varieties may differ within regions
Tallest tree species on Earth, native to coastal California.
World’s largest tree by volume, native to California.
Large conifer from western North America, shade-tolerant and fast-growing.
Dense, slow-growing spruce from the Caucasus.
Slender conifer with narrow crown, native to the Balkans.
Medium-sized pine from the Balkans, with long needles in bundles of five.
Tall evergreen conifer with reddish bark, native to Japan.
Large ornamental cedar tree native to the Atlas Mountains.
Tall fir from North America valued for timber and landscaping.
Large conifer native to Europe, grown for timber and ornamental use.
Western red cedar: aromatic foliage, tolerant of shade and wind; superb for shelter and screening.
Yew: shade‑tolerant, long‑lived evergreen; excellent for dense hedges and wildlife.
Douglas fir: tall, long‑lived conifer; strong timber; thrives on deep, moist soils.
Scots pine: hardy native conifer with reddish bark; suited to poor, dry soils and exposed sites.
Caledonian pine: native Scottish strain of Scots pine; iconic upland conifer suited to poor, dry soils.
Lodgepole pine: adaptable, fast conifer for poor soils and exposed sites; good for shelter and reclamation.
Sitka spruce: highly productive coastal conifer; very wind‑tolerant and suited to wetter climates.
Norway spruce: fast conifer with pendulous branchlets; good for shelter belts and timber.
Juniper: native evergreen for poor, dry soils; berries for wildlife; tolerates exposure and altitude.
Grand fir: very fast‑growing, tall conifer; deep shade and shelter; thrives on moist fertile soils.
Nordmann fir: dense, dark‑green foliage and good form; popular specimen and shelter tree.
Noble fir: handsome conifer with blue‑green needles and large cones; excellent for timber and shelter.
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