Trees

At Brookstone Outdoors, our "Trees" category is the cornerstone of creating majestic, enduring landscapes that elevate the beauty, functionality, and value of your outdoor space. Trees provide structure, shade, and ecological benefits, transforming yards into inviting sanctuaries or striking focal points. Our carefully curated selection includes a diverse range of species tailored to your climate, soil, and aesthetic preferences, ensuring your landscape thrives for generations.

Why Choose Trees:

  • Timeless Beauty: Trees offer year-round or seasonal interest through their foliage, flowers, bark, or fruit, adding height, texture, and grandeur to any garden. From towering evergreens to delicate ornamental trees, they create a lasting impact.
  • Environmental Benefits: Trees improve air quality, sequester carbon, reduce noise pollution, and provide habitat for wildlife. They also help manage stormwater runoff and stabilize soil, contributing to a sustainable landscape.
  • Functional Versatility: Trees serve multiple purposes—providing shade to cool your home, acting as windbreaks, enhancing privacy, or framing views to elevate your property’s curb appeal.
  • Long-Term Investment: A well-chosen tree increases property value and grows more beautiful with age, offering decades of enjoyment with proper care.

Our Selection Process: We source our trees from reputable growers, ensuring they are healthy, vigorous, and suited to your local conditions. Our offerings are divided into three main subcategories to meet diverse landscaping needs:

  • Evergreens: These trees, such as pines, firs, and spruces, retain their needles or leaves year-round, providing consistent color, privacy, and wind protection.
  • Junipers: A specialized group of evergreens, junipers like upright or spreading varieties offer unique textures, drought tolerance, and versatility for screening or accenting.
  • Deciduous Trees: These trees shed their leaves seasonally, offering vibrant spring blooms, summer shade, or stunning fall colors. They include:
    • Shade Trees: Large, broad-canopied trees like oaks or maples that provide cooling shade and structural presence.
    • Ornamental Trees: Smaller, decorative trees like dogwoods or flowering cherries that add bursts of color or delicate beauty.

Applications in Your Landscape:

  • Focal Points: Plant a single striking tree, such as a flowering ornamental or a statuesque evergreen, to anchor your garden design.
  • Privacy and Screening: Use rows of evergreens or junipers to create natural barriers for privacy or to block unsightly views.
  • Shade and Comfort: Position shade trees strategically near homes or patios to reduce cooling costs and enhance outdoor living spaces.
  • Aesthetic Enhancement: Combine deciduous and evergreen trees to create a balanced landscape with year-round interest and seasonal variety.

Care and Support: At Brookstone Outdoors, we ensure your trees thrive with expert planting and care guidance. We advise on proper site selection, soil preparation, and planting techniques to establish strong root systems. Our team provides tailored recommendations on watering, mulching, and pruning to promote healthy growth, as well as pest and disease management to protect your investment. We also offer advice on long-term maintenance to ensure your trees remain healthy and beautiful for decades.With Brookstone Outdoors, trees transform your landscape into a vibrant, sustainable, and awe-inspiring environment. Whether you’re seeking the enduring greenery of evergreens, the rugged charm of junipers, or the seasonal splendor of deciduous shade or ornamental trees, our carefully selected trees bring lasting beauty, functionality, and ecological value to your outdoor space, creating a legacy for future generations.

Trees Categories

At Brookstone Outdoors, our "Evergreens" category brings year-round beauty, structure, and functionality to your landscape with trees that retain their lush nee…
At Brookstone Outdoors, our "Deciduous Trees" category brings seasonal splendor and dynamic beauty to your landscape with trees that shed their leaves annually,…

Trees Materials

Southwestern White Pine Southwestern white pine is a soft-needled evergreen valued for its graceful form and blue-green needles. It develops a pyramidal shape with layered branching and works well as a specimen tree in…
Thinleaf Alder Thinleaf alder is a native riparian tree or large shrub commonly found along streams and moist valleys in the Rocky Mountain region. It develops a multi-stem or single-trunk form with a rounded…
Tree Lilac Tree lilac is a small ornamental tree prized for its creamy white flower clusters that bloom in early summer. It develops a rounded canopy with smooth gray bark and glossy green leaves. The fragrant…
Turkish Filbert Turkish filbert is a medium-sized tree valued for its upright form, dense canopy, and adaptability to urban conditions. It develops a strong central trunk with a pyramidal shape when young, maturing…
Weeping Mulberry Weeping mulberry is a small ornamental tree valued for its cascading branches and distinctive form. It typically develops a rounded canopy of weeping stems that create a strong focal point in…
Western Catalpa Western catalpa is a medium to large deciduous tree valued for its large heart-shaped leaves and showy summer flowers. It develops a broad, rounded canopy that provides dense shade and a bold…
White / Concolor Fir White fir, commonly referred to as concolor fir, is a large, elegant evergreen conifer valued in Rocky Mountain landscapes for its soft blue-green needles, symmetrical form, and strong adaptability…
White Spruce White spruce is a hardy evergreen conifer well suited to cold Rocky Mountain landscapes. It forms a dense, symmetrical pyramidal shape with short, stiff needles that range from blue-green to dark…
Willow Willows are fast-growing trees known for their graceful form, flexible branches, and ability to thrive in moist soils. Depending on species and cultivar, they may develop upright, spreading, or…
Yew Yews are dense, evergreen shrubs often used for foundation plantings, hedges, and formal landscape structure. Taxus × media combines cold hardiness with a refined, dark green needle texture that…