I need ideas for a small, evergreen shrub or tree?

Lemonade Berry; Sugar Bush; Blue Girl &Blue Boy Holly; You have to have male and female in order to get the red berries. Twinberry; but my favorite is (Rhamnus) Coffeeberry--especially one known as leatherleafed. Flannel bush is really pretty, but the fuzz sometimes acts as an irritant.

Hi:

There are several different possiblitlies for growing evergreen trees under six feet. Some Cyrpess, Arborvitaes, and Junipers are great. It will depend on what geographic location you are in. This will determing what is considered deciduous and evergreen.

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Some of my favorite trees are the youpon hollys. These holly trees are often used as bonsai trees; however, they can also grow 10-15 feet tall if left unprunned for several years.

They keep almost all of their leaves during winter and have beautiful bright red berries in the winter that add color and contrast with most winter yardscapes. You can let them grow naturally with their beautiful twisting trunks or prune them into a solitary tree trunk. Many people like to prune them into pom pom shapes too depending on whether you want a natural or very groomed look. They are hardy in almost all winter and summer climates.

Look at the other Holly trees as choices too as well as some of the shorter junipers, conifers and hemlocks.

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the best dwarf trees try apple,cherry, peach trees. they can come grafted in four different kinds per tree-aqnd you have a tree that gives something back. After blooming,if there is a frost ,cover easily to protect the fruit. trees 5-7 feet tall

I have 8 Buford Holly's planted in my yard and I really like them.. They will only get to 6ft tall, they are green all year, very drought resistant, and I get red berries on them in the winter. They are slow growing so do not ex[ect a hedge from them real fast.

Withouth knowing if your want sun/shade or what zone you are in... I have these suggestions:

Abutilon (flowering maple)

Arbutus (strawberry tree)

Carpenteria californica (evergreen mock orange)

Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom)

Loropetalum (fringe flower)

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Try the dwarf alberta blue spruce. It basically can grow anywhere.

agreed

arborvitae trees would be nice.