Evergreens & Conifers

Cooper-Payne Tree Farms has a wide variety of magnolias and heat-tolerant evergreens and conifers that are suitable for landscape design in the Southern U.S., from Virginia south to the Carolinas and Georgia. Most home landscape designs incorporate some evergreens and conifers for balanced visual presentation and to provide foliage and color on a year-round basis. We have a large selection of hard-to-find large specimen trees to fit garden design. We can help you create an "instant backyard oasis" with mature and large specimen trees. Browse through this partial listing.

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Conifers


Deodar Cedar

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20-foot Deodor Cedar, about 15 years old.

Sanders Blue Deodar Cedar

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12-foot Sanders Blue Deodar Cedar.

Dwarf Deodar Cedar

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3-foot Dwarf Deodar Cedar.

Weeping Deodar Cedar

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10-foot Weeping Deodar Cedars.

Fat Albert Colorado Blue Spruce

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8-foot Fat Albert Colorado Blue Spruce.

Fat Albert Colorado Blue Spruce

15-foot Fat Albert Colorado Blue Spruce specimen.

This Oregon specimen tree is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Montgomerii Blue Spruce

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3-foot wide Montgomerii Blue Spruce.

Foxtail Blue Spruce

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10-foot Foxtail Blue Spruce.

Bird's Nest Spruce

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5-foot wide Bird's Nest Spruce.

Norway Spruce

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20-foot Norway Spruce.

Weeping Norway Spruce

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6-foot Weeping Norway Spruce.

Serbian Spruce

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12-foot Serbian Spruce.

Weeping Serbian Spruce

10-foot Weeping Serbian Spruce.

Weeping Giant Sequoia
Weeping Norway Spruce

25-foot Weeping Giant Sequoia & 12-foot Norway Spruce.

Skylands Oriental Spruce

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10-foot Skylands Oriental Spruce. Very rare, Oregon-grown specimen.

Oriental Spruce

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10-foot Oriental Spruce.

This Georgia-grown specimen tree is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Atlas Cedar

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20-foot Atlas Cedar. Native to North Africa, these do very well in the Southeast and the coastal areas of New York and New Jersey.

Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar

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Rare and unusual 100-gal specimen-quality Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar.

This Oregon specimen tree is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar

Rare and unusual specimen-quality Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar. This specimen has a 24-foot lateral spread , 7-inch caliper trunk, and 2500-lb root ball.

This spectacular tree was collected on a farm near Portland, Oregon, and is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Weeping Alaska Cedar

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10-foot Weeping Alaska Cedar.

Weeping Cedar of Lebanon

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8-foot Weeping Cedar of Lebanon.

This Georgia-grown specimen tree is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Green Giant Cedar

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15-foot Green Giant Cedar.

Eastern White Pine

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15-foot Eastern White Pine.

Weeping White Pine

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10-foot Weeping White Pine.

Hollywood Juniper

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10-foot Hollywood Juniper.

Yoshino Cryptomeria

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24-foot Yoshino Cryptomeria. Specimens of this size are very rare.

Black Dragon Cryptomeria

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Rare 12-foot specimen of Black Dragon Cryptomeria.

This Georgia-grown specimen tree is currently available -- Call for best pricing!

Gold Thread Cypress

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8-foot Gold Thread Cypress.

Canadian Hemlock

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10-foot Canadian Hemlock.

China Fir

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10-foot China Fir.

Eastern Red Cedar

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15-foot Eastern Red Cedar.

Weeping Bald Cypress

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10-foot Weeping Bald Cypress.

Emerald Green Arborvitae

10-foot Emerald Green Arborvitae.

Dwarf Alberta Spruce

8-foot Dwarf Alberta Spruce.

Trochodendron

5-foot Trochodendron. Extremely cold hard and a leaf pattern similar to schefflera.

Japanese Umbrella Pine

6-foot Japanese Umbrella Pine. This pine displays an interesting and unusual leaf pattern. Sure to be a conversation piece.

Long Leaf Pine

18-foot Long Leaf Pine. This pine, the North Carolina state tree, is native to the coastal south eastern region. Cold hardy to Zone 6.