As home and property owners, we value our exterior landscaping. It isn’t unreasonable to want a beautiful landscape all year long. Many people ask which trees will die in the winter, and which trees will survive year-round when it comes time to purchase and plant new ones. Continue reading to learn which trees are most recommended for winter landscaping and which trees will last through all climates all year.
Winter Tree Options
When you are looking for trees that will be bountiful and beautiful all year long, including winter, try pine, spruce hemlock, and fir trees. These trees have developed a way to protect their foliage in order to stay green all year long and not lose their leaves in winter. Their needles cut evaporation in order to retain water in cold seasons. These needles can vary from a vibrant green color, to darker greens and even grey-blue colors. They all grow and come available in numerous shapes and sizes, all of which can be chosen by preference as well. There are several different species, varieties, and cultivars of these kinds of trees, so depending finding the right ones depends on the region you live in and your personal preference. Remember to implement routine Noblesville tree care all year long in order to provide continual protection for newly planted trees.
Here are some examples of trees that are recommended for the Northern and Northeastern regions of the country. These species of trees will not shed their leaves, or lose their beautiful green colors, even when the snow starts to fall!
• Pine Trees
• Austrian Pine
• White Pines Trees
• Fir Trees
• Concolor Fir
• Spruce Trees
• Norway Spruce
• Colorado Blue Spruce
• Serbian Spruce
• Black Hills Spruce
• Fat Albert Spruce
• Evergreens
• Green Giant Arbs
• Dark Green American Arbs
• Bald Cypress
• Canadian Hemlocks
• Emerald Green Arborvitae
• Techny Arborvitae
• And More!