Tsuga Canadensis – Canadian Hemlock

An evergreen tree that have the smallest needles in it’s family. They can grow to be 40-75 ft. tall. These trees are found to be tolerant to deer. Often you will find tree with dark green needles and brown pine cones. These evergreens can be planted in part shade to full shade. 4This evergreen tree has the smallest needles in its family and grows 40-75 feet tall. With dark green foliage and brown pine cones, it is highly deer-tolerant. Thriving in partial to full shade, it makes a resilient and attractive addition to shaded landscapes.