Slow Growing Plants

Slow growing evergreen tree.

Beautiful green cutleaf Japanese maple. Weeping habit.

Dwarf Japanese boxwood that forms a 3x3' mounding shrub.

This new dwarf Japanese boxwood has bright yellow-green variegated foliage. The plant is slow growing and produces a nice rounded shape.

Globose selection of Falsecypress that have bright yellow foliage.

This dwarf form of hinoki cypress with its unusual growth habit and texture can add interest to the landscape without overpowering the planting.

A great evergreen foundation shrub that produces red, witch-hazel like flowers.

An excellent Distylium with a mounding habit. Features dark blue-green foliage and red flowers.

This late winter, early spring blooming tree is decorated with fragrant creamy yellow flowers.

This bright yellow Japanese Holly stays low to the ground and requires very little maintenance.

Dwarf winterberry that holds its berries long into the winter. Requires a male pollinator for fruit set.

Grows like the regular Oakland holly but features stunning yellow-green variegated foliage.

Great contrast to green or purple plants.

Very adaptable to just about any soil type.

Slow growing evergreen Magnolia with fragrant flowers.

This small Osmanthus has pink, cream, and yellow-green variegated foliage.

Upright to oval column shaped Persian Ironwood. Bright red fall color.

Narrow habit and evergreen foliage. Great for small spaces or corners.

Low, spreading Sarcococca with fragrant white blooms.

Excellent choice for full shade or dry conditions of a woodland garden.

Tolerates shearing very nicely for a tighter, tailored appearance.

Very graceful branching with very short, needles.