Conifer Kingdom

Arborvitae – one of the fastest-growing, low-maintenance, and hardy evergreen trees available for homeowners and landscapers.

Hicks Nurseries proudly presents the Hicks Yew, an exceptional hybrid meticulously developed to combine the best traits of the English and Japanese Yew. Designed with landscapers and plant enthusiasts in mind.

Blue Arrow Juniper (Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow'), renowned for its striking blue-green foliage and slender, upright form, is gaining popularity among landscapers and gardening enthusiasts.

Homeowners and landscapers alike are discovering the myriad benefits of planting Emerald Green Arborvitae hedges, renowned for their lush evergreen foliage and minimal maintenance requirements.

Tired of dull, lifeless shade in your yard? Banish the landscaping blues with the captivating beauty and low-maintenance charm of Japanese ornamental grasses! These versatile plants thrive in shady areas, adding texture, and movement.

In today's fast-paced world, homeowners crave beautiful landscapes that require minimal effort. The Portuguese Laurel (Prunus lusitanica) emerges as a champion in this regard, offering stunning aesthetics with surprisingly low-maintenance needs.

Looking for a stunning and low-maintenance solution for your privacy hedge? Look no further than the Virescens Western Red Cedar! Introduced in the 1990s, this exceptional cultivar offers several improvements over the standard Western Red Cedar,

The Green Spire Euonymus (Euonymus japonicus 'Green Spire') is a popular choice for homeowners seeking a fast-growing, low-maintenance hedge with a touch of sophistication.

Homeowners seeking a low-maintenance evergreen shrub with stunning year-round appeal need look no further than the Schip Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus 'Schipkaensis'). This versatile plant offers a multitude of benefits.

The history of the Dawn Redwood is quite fascinating. This deciduous conifer in the Cypress family has been around for millions of years. The fossil record indicates that three different species existed in Europe, Canada, and the northern U.S.