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Pittosporums are native to Australia, and a bit tougher than Lilly Pillies. If your landscape has limited space, but you need some vertical visual interest then these columnar trees and shrubs are just for you! This feature makes evergreen trees planted in a row effective for noise buffering and visual screening. Low maintenance with a strong central leader. Talk about LUSH! The reason why I am asking for recommendation is that I see many out there with winter or sun damage. The Columnar Colorado Blue Spruce (25’ × 7’) is a spire of steely blue foliage that can slip into any sunny spot in your landscape. Evergreen Trees. I’d suggest distraction screening instead. A dense evergreen tree with a pyramidal shape that is very hardy in Alberta. All Evergreen Trees. Narrow evergreen shrubs can create a dense screen that allows the greatest privacy. 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The national tree of Japan, Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) can grow 50 feet tall, but you can find shorter varieties, like 'Black Dragon', that will form a dense 10- to 12-foot-tall screen (ideal if you want to use fast-growing evergreen trees for privacy). However, if there are power lines above your screen, you don't want trees so big that they'll grow into the wires. Deciduous Trees offer a wider variety of landscaping elements including spring flowers or fall colors but do not provide a year round screen. Growing Zones: 7 to 10. Consistent deep green color and a densely branched columnar habit set this cultivar apart. Our lead designer, Erik, is happy to visit your property to assess the best strategy that will achieve fast results within your budget. The Baby Gem Boxwood is a dwarf evergreen shrub with huge appeal. 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There are many other types of evergreen trees have different exciting characteristics that we’ll talk about in this article. The flattened sprays of its gray/green foliage and dark brown cones add character to a space. Narrow Evergreen Trees. And best of all, they produce a magnificent display of pink bell-shaped flowers in Spring, making them one of the most attractive evergreen trees available! Ground space in small gardens is a luxury therefore plants with narrow growth habits are keenly sought after. Green Giant Western Arborvitae. It has a narrow pyramidal to broad columnar shape and typically grows as a short tree, but is manageable as a hedge of small evergreen bushes. Dwarf evergreen trees make great privacy screening without growing too large. Here is a specific listing of our most common & popular evergreen varieties that are widely used for privacy screens, borders, and windbreaks. Reply. Planting in narrow spaces for privacy, screening or other reasons can be challenging. Got tight spaces you need to fill in home foundation plantings...or need narrow or columnar evergreen trees to create a tall privacy screen where space is limited? (Many plants have a wide range of zones. Trees are characterized into slow (< 12" yearly), medium (13"-24" yearly) and fast (25"+ yearly) growth rates. And don’t worry—it won’t overwhelm any space! Dragon Lady Holly (Ilex x aquipernyi ‘Meschick’) Dragon Lady Holly trees are excellent trees for privacy. Since the term “narrow” can be somewhat subjective, I have restricted my selection to those that have a mature width of 10 feet or less, either in my personal experience or according to reputable horticultural publications. Dwarf evergreens provide winter habitat for many different birds, and those that produce cones provide food as well. 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