Columnar Archives - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Hicks Yew

This selection is narrowly columnar in habit with needles that are lustrous dark green above and lighter green beneath. Easily grown in average, well-drained soils, and will tolerate full sun […]

Laced Up® Elderberry

An elderberry like no other! Beautiful elderberries like Black Lace® and Black Beauty™ have long been some of our most popular varieties – but as fairly large plants, not everyone […]

Montrose Charm Blue Spruce

More narrow and compact than most Blue Spruces, this short needled beauty is perfect for using as a border planting or as spectacular blue-gray yard specimen. Easy to grow, great […]

Persian Spire™ Upright Ironwood

Upright and narrow, this small tree is perfect for filling small spaces and it does that oh so well with outstanding branching, brilliant red edged foliage when it emerges in […]

Totem Pole Switch Grass

A sturdy, durable ornamental grass that withstands adverse weather conditions. Grey-green leaves form a strictly upright column of steel blue foliage. Golden seed heads in fall.

Narrow, arching foliage emerges green in spring, becoming bright red and purple in early May. Clump centers remain bright green for stunning contrast. Unlike most flowering perennials, ‘Little Miss’ will add […]

Cardinal Flower

‘Starship Blue’ goes above and beyond the expectations of the standard Lobelia. This plant features its sturdy, upright, spires packed with dark blue blossoms from early summer into the fall. […]

Trautman Juniper

Great landscape stature is yours to enjoy with this tall growing, slender evergreen with coarse textured, blue green foliage that will shimmer. Alone as a specimen or grouped to form […]

Purple Pillar® Rose of Sharon

You’ve never seen a rose of Sharon like this before! Think Supermodel. You know what I mean. Tall, thin and beautiful. An unattainable goal for most of us, but we […]

Golden Falls® Eastern Redbud

Narrow form and brilliant foliage make this selection a standout in any landscape! Hot pink flowers form along branches in early spring followed by electric foliage that emerges orange, changes […]