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Symbols of light tolerance
O – minimum of 6 hours of sunlight required
Warranty
We guarantee our evergreens, trees and shrubs
for one
one year
year from
from the
the date
date of
of purchase.
purchase.AA 55 year
year
for
warranty is available with the purchase of
MYKE® Tree and Shrub Growth Supplement.
The plant in question must be returned and
accompanied by the original invoice.
Evergreens, trees and shrubs that fail to live
within one full year are replaced once only for
the amount paid as shown on the invoice, or a
credit will be issued towards any other
purchase.
Tender roses, David Austin roses, Patio roses,
clematis, perennials, and water plants are
guaranteed for the first growing season only.
No over-winter guarantee applies to these
plants.
– minimum of 4 hours of sunlight required
– tolerates morning sun to about
10 o’clock, or early evening sun
General Information
Your micro-climate – soil, light, moisture conditions, temperature, exposure – may differ from
one location to the next. This affects the
growth rate and mature size of your plant; it
also explains why suppliers’ printed sizes of
mature plants may differ from our signs
throughout this garden centre.
We make every attempt in our pricelist and on
our own printed signs to supply you with the
mature size and growth rate you can reasonably expect here in southern Alberta.
Prices may change without notice.
GST not included.
5 YEAR
Mike
logo
EXTENDED
WARRANTY
for most trees and shrubs with the
purchase of MYKE® Tree and Shrub
Growth Supplement.
WHAT IS THIS
GROWTH SUPPLEMENT
It contains mycorrhizae, a root fungus
that occurs naturally in the soil on and
around most plants.
Mycorrhizae create a network of fungal filaments all around the plant roots
in the soil. This increases the plant’s
capacity to absorb more water and nutrients from the soil. Plants then have
enhanced root development and reduced water and heat stress, resulting
in plants that are vigorous and healthy.
HOW TO GET THE WARRANTY
Buy a tree or shrub and
MYKE® Tree and Shrub
Growth Supplement.
If your plant does not survive during
the first five years, simply return your
plant to our store along with the proof
of purchase and receive a new plant
of an equivalent value.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
There are several exclusions to the
warranty – see terms and conditions
in our store, on the MYKE® Planting
Guide, or www.usemyke.com .
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
ANNUALS
35
EVERGREENS
2-8
FRUIT
23-29
HEDGING
35
PERENNIALS 36-38
ROSES
9-12
SHRUBS
12-23
SHELTERBELT TREES
35
TREES 29-34
VINES
8-9
WATER PLANTS
35
Deer & the environment
39
ZONE MAP
39
INDEX
40
evergreens
# - pot size
Techny Siberian Cedar
zone 2
height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft)
Broad based pyramidal tree, coarse textured deep
green foliage; no winter protection required.
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $64.99
EVERGREENS
Wareana Siberian Cedar
zone 2
height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Broad pyramidal evergreen, coarse textured deep
green foliage, bronzy green in winter. No winter
protection required. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
vines
CEDAR Thuja occidentalis
soil – moist to wet
roots – shallow, wide spreading
note – shelter from west wind & south sun in winter
NEW
shrubs
roses
Globe White Cedar
Globe Cedar ‘Woodward’s
zone 2
height: 1.8m (6 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft)
Broad rounded evergreen with lacy, soft textured
bright green foliage. Keep sheared for shape.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Hetz Midget Globe Cedar
zone 3
height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft)
Very dense, lacy foliage turns bronze in winter.
Keeps shape naturally. Very slow growing.
#2 - $29.99
#3 - $39.99
Little Gem Globe Cedar
zone 3
height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 60cm (2 ft)
Compact flattened evergreen, dark green foliage,
bronzy accent in cold weather. Keeps shape naturally; excellent small hedge. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
fruit
Little Giant Globe Cedar
zone 3
Dense evergreen with soft feathery bright green
foliage. Keeps formal shape naturally. Slow growth.
#5 - $36.99
Pyramid White Cedar
annuals
trees
Brandon Pyramid Cedar
zone 3
Upright evergreen, dense dark green foliage holds
colour well in winter. Ideal screen or accent plant.
#5 - $36.99
#7 - $44.99
#10 - $64.99
Holmstrup Pyramid Cedar
zone 3
Narrow upright evergreen, dense deep green
foliage turns bronze in fall. Excellent accent plant.
Slow growing. Deer resistant.
#5 - $39.99
Skybound Pyramid Cedar
zone 3
Narrow upright evergreen, whorled texture, rich
dark green foliage. Somewhat resistant to sunscald.
#5 - $36.99
#7 - $44.99
#10 - $64.99
2
Yellow Ribbon Pyramid Cedar
zone 3
Narrow cedar with showy, golden-yellow foliage
year round.
#6 - $64.99
JUNIPER
note – drought & chinook tolerant once established
Spreading Juniper
Alpine Carpet Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus communis ‘Mondap’
height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 1.2m (4 ft)
Needle-like bluish-green foliage with silver stripes
year round. Proliferous groundcover, blue berries.
Native selection.
#2 - $26.99
Blueberry Delight Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus communis var. depressa ‘AmiDak’
height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft)
Needle-like, dense dark green foliage with silverblue streaks, copper-bronze in fall. Showy berries.
Slow growing.
#5 - $36.99
Blue Chip Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’
height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Silver-blue foliage turns purplish in winter. Spreading branches form a dense groundcover.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Blue Danube Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Blue Danube’
height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Bluish green foliage, vase-shaped spreading
growth habit.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Blue Rug Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’
Frosty blue foliage turns purplish in winter; trailing branches radiate from centre to form a low
dense carpet.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
2015 GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Calgary Carpet Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Monna’
Soft bright green foliage year round, dense circular
spreading growth habit. Excellent groundcover.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Prince of Wales Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’
Bright green foliage tinged purplish in winter;
dense groundhugging carpet. Native selection.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Effusa Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus communis ‘Effusa’
Needle-like year round emerald green foliage with
silvery blue lines, blue berries, reddish stems.
#2 - $26.66
Savin Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina
Soft dark green foliage year round; vase-shaped
arching branches. Fast growing.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Gold Coast Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus x media ‘Gold Coast’[chinensis ‘Aurea’]
height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft)
Golden outer foliage year round, green inside; irregular growth habit; prune for dense growth.
Protect from scorching sun. Fast growing.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Skandia Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Skandia’
Bright green tiered foliage year round, spreading
branches. Excellent groundcover.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Gold Strike Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Gold Strike’
Vivid yellow foliage, coral tones in fall. Protect from
scorching sun. Keep moist, well-drained soil. Very
showy.
#3 - $39.99
Sea of Gold Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus x media ‘Sea of Gold’ [chinensis ‘MonSan’]
Lacy golden yellow foliage, colour deepens in
winter. Adds zest to any landscape year round.
#5 - $39.99
Tam Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Tamariscifolia’
Blue-green foliage year round, densely branched,
symmetrical spreading mound. For large scale
groundcover or foundation planting.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Upright Juniper
Lime Glow Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Lime Glow’
Chartreuse new foliage matures to dark green,
copper-orange in winter; vase-shaped growth.
#3 - $39.99
Medora Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Medora’
Pyramidal evergreen, dense blue-green foliage;
holds shape without pruning. Slow growing.
#5 - $69.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
3
annuals
bare root
Cologreen Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Cologreen’
Pyramidal evergreen with light green foliage; less
wind tolerant than other junipers.
#5 - $69.99
trees
Icee Blue Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Monber’
Silvery blue foliage year round, dense spreading
branches. Excellent for trailing over walls or rocks.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE 2015
fruit
Golden Carpet Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Golden Carpet’
Dense golden foliage, mauve tones in winter;
ground hugging carpet. Very slow growing.
#1 - $19.99
shrubs
Mountain Juniper
zone 1 o
Juniperus communis var. montana
Whip-cord like, deep greenish-blue foliage year
round; mat-forming branches, small blue berries.
Very slow growing.
#5 - $39.99
roses
Buffalo Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Buffalo’
Bright green foliage year round, long trailing
branches; good for cascading over rocks.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
vines
Moor-Dense Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus sabina ‘Monard’
Bright green foliage year round, formal dense
mounding growth habit. Deer resistant.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
evergreens
Blue Star Juniper
zone 4 o
Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’
Needle-like silver-blue foliage; mounding growth
habit. Needs a sheltered location. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
evergreens
# - pot size
roses
vines
NEW
Moonglow Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Moonglow’
Broad pyramidal evergreen with blue-green foliage year round. Can be sheared easily.
#5 - $69.99
NEW
Weeping Common Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus communis ‘Oblonga Pendula’
Broadly weeping habit; thin sharp blue-green
needles, flaking bark, decorative berries.
#6 - $79.99
#10 - $139.99
Topiary Pine
Dwarf Mugo Pine, small tree
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Pumilio’
Bushy evergreen, short needles and candles. Top
grafted. Pinch candles to retain shape. Slow growth.
#5 - $119.99
Wichita Blue Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’
Broad pyramidal evergreen, silver-blue foliage,
dense branching. Needs pruning to retain shape.
#5 - $69.99
#10 - $129.99
French Blue Scots Pine, Oriental Pompon
Pinus sylvestris ‘French Blue’
zone 3 o
Sculpted pompons at branch tips. Short bright
blue needles. Pinch candles to retain shape.
#10 - $199.99
TOPIARY EVERGREENS
Topiary Spruce
Topiary evergreens prefer a sheltered location,
protected from north & west wind.
Globe Blue Spruce, small tree
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Globosa’
Dense branching, rounded shape, silver-blue
needles. Pinch new growth to retain shape. Slow
growing. Top grafted.
#5 - $99.99
#10 - $169.99
fruit
shrubs
Topiary Juniper
Cascading – Blue Rug Juniper
zone 3 o
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’
height: 1.2m (4 ft)
Frosty blue foliage turns purplish in winter; trailing branches radiate from centre. Top grafted.
#5 - $99.99
Cascading – Effusa Juniper
zone 2 o
Juniperus communis ‘Effusa’
height: 1.2m (4 ft)
Needle-like emerald green foliage with silveryblue lines year round. Cascading growth habit. Top
grafted.
#5 - $99.99
annuals
trees
Cascading – Prince of Wales Juniper
J. horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’
zone 2 o
height: 1.2m (4 ft)
Dense, bright green foliage turns purplish in
winter, cascading growth habit. Top grafted.
#5 - $99.99
Pompon – Mint Julep Juniper
zone 4 o
Juniperus chinensis ‘Monlep’
height: 1.2m (4 ft) regular pruning required for shape
Sculpted pompons spreading outwards. Brilliant
green foliage year round.
#2 - $89.99
#5 - $129.99
Spiral – Mint Julep Juniper
zone 4 o
Juniperus chinensis ‘Monlep’
height: 1.2m (4 ft) regular pruning required for shape
Sculpted spiral around the trunk. Brilliant green
foliage year round.
Not available for 2015
4
Staked – Mountain Juniper
zone 1 o
Juniperus communis var. montana
Whip-cord like, deep greenish-blue foliage year
round; mat-forming branches, small blue berries.
Very slow growing.
#5 - $49.99
NEW
St. Mary’s Broom Blue Spruce, small tree
Picea pungens ‘St Mary’s Broom’
zone 2 o
Long blue needles; mounding without growing
a leader. Very slow growing. Top grafted.
#3 - $89.99
LARCH
soil – prefers moist soil
fall colour – brilliant yellow
note – bright green spring needles mature to dark green
and drop for winter
Oasis Siberian Larch
zone 1 o
Larix sibirica ‘Durcarl’
Oval tree, fine dense texture, bright golden fall
colour, golden branches. Slow growing.
#10 - $99.99
Siberian Larch
zone 1 o
Larix sibirica
Pyramidal tree; soft green needles in summer.
Tolerates drought & chinooks once established.
Slow growing.
#5 - $44.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
PINE
soil – moist
feature – very long, soft needles, needles 5 to a bundle
NEW
Blue Shag Dwarf White Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus strobus ‘Blue Shag’
Dense rounded evergreen with long, flexible bluish green needles. Keep soil moist. Slow growing.
#5 - $89.99
LIMBER PINE
LODGEPOLE PINE
Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus mugo var. pumilio
Bushy evergreen, short candles and short rich
green needles. Pinch candles in June to retain
shape.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $39.99
#10 - $74.99
Mops Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus mugo ‘Mops’
Dense rounded evergreen, short dark green
needles, candles and cones. Keeps shape naturally.
Slow growing.
#3 - $39.99
#5 - $49.99
Mugo Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Mughus’
Bushy very open growing evergreen with long
dark green needles. Pinch candles to retain shape.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $39.99
Palouse Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Palouse’
Natural bushy mound, long needles. Pinch candles
to maintain small and refined shaped.
#3 - $39.99
#6 - $69.99
Slowmound Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus mugo ‘Slowmound’
Short dark green needles. Retains compact
rounded shape naturally. Slow growing.
#3 - $39.99
#5 - $49.99
5
annuals
bare root
Pinus contorta var. latifolia
zone 3 o
Very tall evergreen with a straight trunk and a taproot; short green needles in pairs. Prefers wet soil,
tolerates dry soil once established. Native.
#1 - $12.99
#5 - $39.99
Columnar Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Columnaris’
Narrow upright pine with rich long green needles,
many small cones, reddish-orange bark.
#3 - $59.99
#10 - $149.99
trees
Pinus flexilis
zone 3 o
Irregular branching tree, dark blue-green needles,
5 to a bundle. Tolerates dry soil once established.
Slow growing, long-lived. Native.
#5 - $89.99
Big Tuna Mugo Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus mugo ‘Big Tuna’
Dense bushy mugo pine, branching to the ground,
dark green needles. Multistem.
#3 - $69.99
fruit
Upright Eastern White Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus strobus ‘Fastigiata’
Tall pine with upwards growing branches; long, soft
blue-green needles, long slender cones. Fast growth.
#6 - $129.99
soil – dry to moist (keep moist until established)
feature – needles in pairs
shrubs
Angel Falls Weeping White Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus strobus ‘Angel Falls’
Elegant narrow evergreen. Very long, blue-green
needles, strong weeping habit.
#6 - $149.99
MUGO PINE
roses
Pinus aristata
z zone 4 o
heigt: 4m (13 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Dark green needles with white resin flecks, 5 to a
bundle; irregular open growth habit. Slow growth.
#5 - $79.99
EASTERN WHITE PINE
EASTERN WHITE PINE, Soft Pine, Weymouth Pine
Pinus mugo var. uncinata
zone 2 o
Pyramidal pine with a single trunk; long needles
in pairs. Tolerates dry soil once established.
#5 - $44.99
#10 - $99.99
vines
BRISTLECONE PINE
MOUNTAIN PINE
evergreens
Weeping Larch
zone 3 o
Larix decidua ‘Pendula’
Irregular growth habit. Weeping branches trained
downwards into an undulating groundcover. Soft
green needles in summer. Needs a sheltered
location.
#5 - $89.99
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Tannenbaum Mugo Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Tannenbaum’
Pyramidal mugo pine with single trunk and upwards growing branches, long dark green needles
year round. Fast growing.
#6 - $129.99
#20 - $229.99
Valley Cushion Dwarf Mugo Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus mugo ‘Valley Cushion’
height: 60cm (2 ft ) spread: 1m (3 ft)
Very compact evergreen, spreading flat and wider
than tall; reddish new buds, short medium green
needles. Little or no pruning to maintain shape.
Very slow growing.
#3 - $39.99
roses
PONDEROSA PINE
Pinus ponderosa
zone 3 o
Pyramidal evergreen with orange-brown bark
when mature; very long, yellowish green needles,
3 to a bundle; deep massive taproot.
#5 - $44.99
annuals
trees
fruit
shrubs
SCOTS PINE
feature – peeling cinnamon bark, twisted needles in pairs
Dwarf Blue Scots Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus sylvestris ‘Glauca Nana’
Short blue-green needles, flat top; will grow a
leader over time, or pinch candles to maintain
rounded shape. Slow growing.
#5 - $79.99
Twisted Needle Dwarf Scots Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus sylvestris ‘Globosa Viridis’
Broadly pyramidal evergreen, twisted needles.
Shorter, light green needles and longer, dark green
needles produce a starburst-like effect.
#6 - $129.99
SWISS STONE PINE
Swiss Stone Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus cembra
Dense pine, maturing to a broad crown; bluishgreen needles with white stripes, 5 to a bundle;
violet-blue cones. Soil dry to moist, well-drained,
slightly acidic. Slow growing.
#5 - $49.99
RUSSIAN CYPRESS
soil – moist
Fuzzball Russian Cypress
zone 2
Microbiota decussata ‘Condavis’
Very short green fuzzy looking cedar-like foliage
turns bronze in winter, rounded growth habit.
Slow growing.
#2 - $29.99
Russian Cypress, Siberian Carpet zone 2
o
Microbiota decussata
Green cedar-like foliage turns bronze in winter, flat
spreading growth. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
SPRUCE
French Blue Scots Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus sylvestris ‘French Blue’
Pyramidal pine when young maturing to an open
rounded crown; short bright blue needles. More
uniform and compact than standard Scots pine.
#5 - $39.99
one of the best evergreens for dry climates & shelterbelts
note – stiff branches, pointed needles
Hillside Creeper Scots Pine
zone 3 o
Pinus sylvestris ‘Hillside Creeper’
Low spreading, undulating bushy pine; medium
green needles with lighter shade in winter.
#3 - $69.99
Baby Blue Spruce
zone 3 o
Picea pungens ‘Baby Blue’
Intense blue, very tall pyramidal tree, full branching, very thick needles. Slow growing.
#1 - $12.99
#5 - $49.99
#10 - $99.99
Scots Pine
zone 2 o
Pinus sylvestris
Pyramidal tree when young maturing to an open
rounded crown; short blue green needles.
#5 - $39.99
Colorado Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens var. glauca
Very tall pyramidal tree, blue-green needles. Slow
growing.
#5 - $49.99
6
COLORADO SPRUCE
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Columnar Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Fastigiata’
Narrow evergreen tree with silvery-blue needles.
Substitute for pyramid cedar in a sunny location.
Slow growing.
#5 - $89.99
#10 - $139.99
St. Mary’s Broom Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘St Mary’s Broom’
Long blue needles, mounding without growing
a leader. Very slow growing. Rare specimen.
#3 - $69.99
Globe Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Globosa’
Dense branching, rounded shape; silvery-blue
needles are brighter in summer. Pinch upright
shoots to maintain round shape. Slow growing.
#3 - $69.99
#5 - $89.99
Dwarf Norway Spruce
zone 3
o
Picea abies ‘Pumila’
Short dark blue-green needles; broad globe, uniform branching. Needs a sheltered location. Slow
growing.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
Elegant Dwarf Norway Spruce
zone 4 o
Picea abies ‘Elegans’
Irregularly rounded, spreading dwarf nest spruce
with slightly ascending branches, bright green
new growth turns dark green.
#3 - $34.99
Nest Norway Spruce
zone 3
o
Picea abies ‘Nidiformis’
Short green needles; broad flat shape with a
depressed centre when young. Slow growing.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
Montgomery Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Montgomery’
Silver-blue needles; rounded when young, growing a leader for an upright broad shape. Slow
growing.
#3 - $69.99
#6 - $129.99
Tompa Norway Spruce
zone 3 o
Picea abies ‘Tompa’
Compact conical growth, fresh green needles. Slow
growing. Hardy substitute for ‘Dwarf Alberta’ spruce.
#3 - $49.99
Weeping Norway Spruce
zone 3 o
Picea abies ‘Pendula’
height: varies with upright staking of leader
spread: 1m (3 ft)
Weeping branches, dark green needles retain
colour in winter; can be trained to an upright tree,
or allowed to grow as undulating groundcover.
#5 - $89.99
#10 - $119.99
7
annuals
bare root
Roundabout Colorado Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Roundabout’
Compact globe, bluish-green needles. Keeps symmetrical shape. Slow growing. Great for the small
landscape.
#3 - $79.99
trees
Ohlendorffi Norway Spruce
zone 3 o
Picea abies ‘Ohlendorffii’
Broad pyramidal shape, short dark needles, brown
winter buds; chinook tolerant. Very slow growing.
Hardy substitute for ‘Dwarf Alberta’ spruce.
#5 - $44.99
fruit
Moerheim Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Moerheimii’
Pyramidal evergreen, powder-blue needles, bright
blue new growth. Natural irregular spreading, or
stake leader for an upright shape. Slow growing.
#5 - $79.99
shrubs
Hoopsi Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Hoopsii’
Broad pyramidal evergreen, long thick bright
silver-blue needles. Beautiful colour year round.
Slow growing.
#15 - $169.99
NORWAY SPRUCE
roses
Fat Albert Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’
height: 7.5m (25 ft) spread: 5m (17 ft)
Broad pyramidal tree, rich blue needles, dense
branching habit, well shaped. Slow growing.
#5 - $89.99
#15 - $169.99
#10 - $139.99 #20 - $199.99
vines
Sester Dwarf Blue Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens ‘Sester Dwarf’
Cone-shaped evergreen with icy-blue needles.
Very slow growing. Perfect for small spaces.
#6 - $139.99
#10 - $219.99
evergreens
Colorado Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea pungens
Very tall pyramidal tree, needles in shades of green
to blue. Slow growing.
#1 - $12.99
#5 - $49.99
#10 - $99.99
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
WHITE SPRUCE
CLEMATIS
Black Hills White Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea glauca densata ‘Black Hills’
Pyramidal tree; short grey-green needles, dense
growth habit. Very tough and chinook tolerant.
#5 - $39.99
All Clematis are guaranteed for the first growing
season only. No over-winter guarantee applies.
Pruning Group A These bloom on old wood and can be
left on the trellis over winter. Prune to cut out weak or dead
stems after flowering. Severe pruning after flowering
every other year will keep growth under control.
Dwarf Alberta White Spruce
zone 4
Picea glauca ‘Conica’
Dwarf conical tree; dense bright green needles; NOT
chinook tolerant, sheltered location, keep soil
moist. Very slow growing.
#5 - $44.99
Pruning Group B These bloom on last year’s and current
season’s growth (not always on last year’s wood in southern Alberta). Light pruning of weak or dead wood in early
spring. Severe pruning will reduce flowering, but is recommended to rejuvenate plant every other year.
Weeping White Spruce
zone 2 o
Picea glauca ‘Pendula’
Stately narrow tree with downward sweeping
branches, blue-green needles. Keep soil moist.
Slow growing.
#5 - $89.99
#10 - $149.99
Pruning Group C These bloom on current year’s growth
in summer. Prune back in early spring to about 30cm (1 ft)
above ground.
Small flowered/Species Clematis
Species Clematis & their hybrids bloom on old wood in
spring or summer. Nodding, bell-shaped or star-like flowers, silky seed heads for winter display; drought & chinook
tolerant once established. Occasional severe pruning will
keep growth under control. Pruning Group A or C.
fruit
shrubs
YEW
soil – moist
note – needs a sheltered location
trees
VINES
Vines require sturdy support; see varieties for need of tie-up
BITTERSWEET, American
annuals
Blue Bird C. macropetala
zone 2
o
height: 2.5m (8 ft)
Spring – double lavender blue, nodding. Group A.
#1 - $16.99
Emerald Spreader Japanese Yew
zone 4
Taxus cuspidata ‘Monloo’ [Emerald Spreader]
Low growing, spreading globe evergreen with
soft, dark green needles. Slow growing. Rabbit
resistant.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
Morden Upright Yew
zone 4
Taxus cuspidata ‘Morden’
Compact growth, dark green foliage. Needs good
drainage. Tolerant of shearing. Rabbit resistant.
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $39.99
Autumn Revolution Am. Bittersweet zone 3 o
Celastrus scandens ‘Bailumn’
height: 4.5m (15 ft)
Large orange inedible fruit, glossy green foliage;
small greenish flowers; vigorous, prune only to
shape. Great for dried floral arrangements.
#1 - $16.99
8
zone 3
Clematis fargesioides
zone 3
Clematis fargesii var. souliei x C. vitalba
Summer – white star-like flowers 3cm (1 in.).
Vigorous. Group C.
#1 - $16.99
NEW
o
Joe Zary C. macropetala
zone 3
height: 1.5m (5 ft)
May to late summer – double violet flowers. Group A.
#1 - $16.99
Traveller’s Joy
zone 3
o
Clematis vitalba
height: 3m (10 ft)
Summer – white star-like flowers. Vigorous. A or C.
#1 - $16.99
Large/Summer flowering Clematis
Summer flowering clematis bloom on new growth from
June until fall. They require cool roots and humus rich and
moist, well-drained soil. Pruning Group B or C.
– also shade tolerant
Allanah – dark red. Group C
Comtesse de Bouchaud – pink mauve. Group C
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
20cm (8 in.) - $19.99
HONEYSUCKLE
Mandarin Honeysuckle
zone 3 o
Lonicera tragophylla x L. x brownii ‘Dropmore Scarlet’
height: 6m (20 ft)
Scarlet buds, tubular bright orange flowers, yellow-orange centres. Blooms June/July. Coppery
brown new leaves mature to a glossy dark green.
#1 - $16.99
pollination – needs male & female plant for fruit
pruning – in spring, close to the ground
note – very fast growing, requires sturdy support
Actinidia arguta ‘Issai’
zone 4
o
height: 6m (20 ft)
Hardy vine with small edible sweet green fruit
(seedless). Glossy dark green leaves. Needs
tie-up and sturdy support. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $19.99
WISTERIA, hardy
Blue Moon Kentucky Wisteria
zone 4
o
Wisteria macrostachya ‘Blue Moon’
Long clusters of fragrant, pea-like lavender blue
flowers in June on OLD wood, bean-like seed pods.
Slightly acidic, moist, well-drained soil. Minimum
pruning. Mulch for winter.
#1 - $22.99
ROSES
David Austin roses, Tender roses, Patio rose trees are
guaranteed for the first growing season only.
No over-winter guarantee applies
PATIO Rose Tree – top grafted tender rose
Red Knock-Out Rosa x ‘Radrazz’
o
Semi-double flowers, light fragrance; orange red
rosehips, disease resistant, self cleaning. Winter
protection is required. Everblooming.
#5 - $89.99
9
annuals
bare root
Hops, Common Hops
zone 3
o
Humulus lupulus
height: 6m (20 ft)
Bright green lobed leaves on hairy stems. Drought
tolerant once established. Very fast growing.
#1 - $16.99
IY, hard
KIWI, hardy
trees
Golden Hops
zone 3 o
Humulus lupulus ‘Aureum’
height: 6m (20 ft)
Golden yellow lobed leaves on hairy stems. Keep
moist. Very fast growing.
#1 - $16.99
Virginia Creeper
zone 3
o
Parthenocissus quinquefolia
height: 10m (33 ft)
Dark green lobed leaves turn crimson in fall. Needs
tie-up and support to climb.
#1 - $16.99
fruit
HOPS
Red Wall Virginia Creeper
zone 3
o
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ‘Troki’
height: 3m (10 ft)
Dark green lobed leaves turn fire-engine red in
fall, blue fruit. Self-clinging to any rough surface.
20 cm (8 in.) - $22.99
shrubs
Dropmore Scarlet Honeysuckle
zone 3
o
Lonicera x brownii ‘Dropmore Scarlet’
height: 3m (10 ft)
Scarlet buds, tubular salmon blooms, orangeyellow centres from June until frost. Glossy green
foliage.
#1 - $16.99
Engelmann’s Ivy
zone 3
o
Parthenocissus quinquefolia ‘Engelmannii’
height: 8m (26 ft)
Dark green leaves turn burgundy-red in fall. Selfclinging to any rough surface.
#1 - $16.99
roses
note – leafing out on old wood; prune only to shape
note – twining vines require tie-up and support to climb
feature – attract hummingbirds
note – require support to climb; see plants for details
note – leafing out on old wood; prune only to shape
feature – brilliant burgundy red fall foliage; fast growing
vines
#1 - $16.99
IVY, hardy
evergreens
Ernest Markham – magenta red. Group C
Hagley Hybrid – shell pink. Group C
Henryi – creamy white. Group B or C
Honora – deep violet purple. Group C
Huldine – white. Group C
Jackmani – deep blue purple. Group C
Kardinal Wyszynski – deep carmine red. Group C.
Pink Mink – bright pink nodding flowers. Group C
Polish Spirit C. viticella – deep red purple. Group C
Ville de Lyon – carmine red. Group B or C
evergreens
# - pot size
TENDER ROSES – grafted
o
Plant graft union 10cm (4 in.) below soil level
Winter protection is required
Apricot / Peach shades
vines
Abraham Darby David Austin – peachy pink,
yellow reverse
Just Joey hybrid tea – brandy apricot
Mother of Pearl grandiflora – soft peach
roses
Orange / Scarlet shades
Brothers Grimm floribunda –
orange, yellow reverse, soft pink
Folklore hybrid tea – salmon, yellow/orange
Fragrant Cloud hybrid tea – coral orange
Hot Cocoa floribunda – chocolate-orange
Olympiad hybrid tea – scarlet
Tropicana hybrid tea – orange-red
Pink shades
Esmerelda (Keepsake) hybrid tea – medium pink
Granada hybrid tea – gold peach, pink, red
Heritage David Austin – soft blush pink
Ladi Di grandiflora – coral pink
Marijke Koopman hybrid tea – medium pink
Queen Elizabeth grandiflora – silvery rose-pink
Royal Kate hybrid tea - medium pink
Souvenir de Baden-Baden hybrid tea –
soft pink, cream reverse
Wedding Bells hybrid tea – blends of dark pink
fruit
shrubs
Chicago Peace hybrid tea – pink & yellow
Eternal Flame hybrid tea – soft yellow
Gold Medal grandiflora – gold with copper tinge
Graham Thomas David Austin – deep rich yellow
Peace hybrid tea — golden yellow, edged pink
Sunbright hybrid tea – clear yellow
Sunny Daze hybrid tea – clear yellow
Sunsprite floribunda – deep yellow
#2 - $22.99
#3 - $29.99
Lavender / Violet shades
Angel Face floribunda – lavender blushed ruby
Poseidon floribunda – lavender blue
trees
Yellow shades
Red shades
Archbishop Desmond Tutu floribunda – deep red
Big Purple hybrid tea – red purple
Black Bacarra hybrid tea – black-red
Chrysler Imperial hybrid tea – dark red
Double Knock-Out shrub - fire-engine red
Europeana floribunda – deep crimson
Grande Amore hybrid tea – dark red
Knock-Out shrub - fire-engine red
Mister Lincoln hybrid tea – deep red
Royal William hybrid tea – glowing red
CLIMBING ROSES – hardy roses
note – arching branches can be trained to climb on a
sturdy support or grow into a graceful tall shrub
repeat bloom – first flush in June, then frequently until fall
everblooming – blooming non-stop from June until frost
Pink shades
Felix Leclerc Canadian Artists
zone 3 o
Large semi-double clusters of fuchsia pink blooms.
Slight fragrance. Everblooming.
#2 - $29.99
John Cabot Explorer
zone 3 o
Double orchid-pink to red-purple flowers fade to
dark pink; slight fragrance. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
John Davis Explorer
zone 3 o
Large double clear pink flowers against dark,
leathery leaves. Slight fragrance. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
William Baffin Explorer
zone 2 o
Semi-double deep pink flowers; slight fragrance.
Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Red shades
Henry Kelsey Explorer
zone 3 o
Semi-double dark red flower clusters fade to deep
rose; slight fragrance. Red rosehips. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
White shades
annuals
SHRUB ROSES – hardy roses
Double Delight hybrid tea – cream edged red
Iceberg floribunda – white
Nicole floribunda - white, red margins
Pascali hybrid tea – soft white
Princess De Monaco hybrid tea – ivory edged pink
Winchester Cathedral David Austin – pure white
10
note – some roses produce rosehips if not deadheaded
repeat bloom – first flush in June, then frequently until fall
everblooming – blooming non-stop from June until frost
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Morden Fireglow Parkland
zone 3 o
Double large scarlet-red flowers with an orange
glow. Red rosehips. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
NEW
Red shades
Adelaide Hoodless Parkland
zone 3 o
Semi-double bright red flower clusters, slight
fragrance. Red rosehips. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
A.E. MacKenzie Explorer
zone 3 o
Double red to raspberry pink flowers; raspberry
fragrance. Red tinge to new deep green foliage.
Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Pink shades
Champlain Explorer
zone 3 o
Clusters of double deep velvety red hybrid-tea like
flowers; slight fragrance. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Canada Blooms Rose
zone 3 o
Rosa ‘Canada Blooms’ [a Hybrid Tea x Astrid Lindgren]
height: 1m (3 ft) spread: 60cm (2 ft)
Very full deep pink rose, very fragrant, strong long
stems, dark green foliage – a hardy hybrid tea rose.
Keep it sheltered. Everblooming.
#2 - $29.99
Frontenac Explorer
zone 3 o
Double deep pink flowers, very floriferous, slight
fragrance. Rosehips. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
Never Alone Rose [Morden program]
zone 3 o
height: 75 cm (2.5 ft) spread: 60cm (2 ft)
Double, small deep red flowers with white centre,
very dark green foliage. Remove spent flowers for
prolific bloom. Everblooming.
[Partnership with Never Alone Foundation [cancer] &
Canadian Football League Alumni Association (CFLAA)].
#2 - $29.99
Winnipeg Parks Parkland
zone 3 o
height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft)
Semi-double bright cherry-red flowers; slight
fragrance; new leaves tinged red. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
11
annuals
bare root
Morden Belle Parkland
zone 3 o
Double hot pink flower clusters, delicate scent,
glossy green disease resistant foliage. Red rosehips. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
NEW
trees
Michel Trudeau Rugosa hybrid
zone 2 o
Parentage unknown, chance seedling
Large semi-double, deep pink flowers, silvery
reverse; very fragrant. Dark purple stems, bluishgreen foliage, blazing plum-red fall colour, large
rosehips. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
Hope for Humanity Parkland
zone 3 o
Double, small wine-red hybrid-tea like flowers;
very lush blooms. Slight fragrance. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
fruit
Emily Carr Canadian Artists
zone 3 o
Large, double deep red flowers. Strong fragrance.
Everblooming.
#2 - $29.99
shrubs
Bonica shrub rose
zone 4 o
Rosa meidiland x ‘MEIdomonac’
Double medium pink flower clusters, fresh apple
scent. Orange rosehips. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
roses
Peachy Cream Oso Easy Rose
zone 3 o
Rosa ‘Horcoherent’
Double peach blooms with white overtones and
bright yellow centre; glossy green leaves turn yellow in fall. Low mound; slight scent. Everblooming.
20cm (8 in.) - $24.99
NEW
vines
Morden Centennial Parkland
zone 3 o
Clusters of double vibrant pink large flowers
with a yellow eye; slight fragrance. Red rosehips.
Drought tolerant. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Paprika Oso Easy Rose
zone 4 o
Rosa ‘ChewMayTime’
Semi-double peachy-orange flowers with yellow
centers; yellow fall foliage. Low mounding shrub.
Repeat bloom.
20cm (8 in.) - $24.99
evergreens
Morden Blush Parkland
zone 3 o
Double hybrid-tea like flower clusters – ivorywhite in hot and light pink in cool temperatures;
delicate fragrance. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
Orange / Peach / Scarlet shades
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Hansa Rugosa hybrid
zone 3 o
Double reddish violet flowers, very fragrant. Large
rosehips. Drought tolerant. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
Purple Pavement Rotes Meer
zone 3 o
Rugosa hybrid
Semi-double, purple-red flowers; very fragrant.
Drought tolerant.Very large rosehips. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
trees
fruit
shrubs
roses
White shades
annuals
SHRUBS
Reddish-violet / Mauve shades
Blanc Double de Coubert
zone 2 o
Rugosa hybrid
Double pure white flowers, very fragrant. Very
large rosehips. Drought tolerant. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Snow Pavement Schneekoppe
zone 3 o
Rugosa hybrid
Semi-double white flowers, pink hue; very fragrant. Very large rosehips. Drought tolerant.
Repeat bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Yellow shades
ARROWWOOD
Blue Muffin Arrowwood
zone 3
o
Viburnum dentatum ‘Christom’
Creamy white flower clusters in June, burgundy
fall foliage; bright blue inedible berries. Rounded
shrub. Likes moist to wet soil.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#2 - $26.99
ASHLEAF SPIREA, False Spirea
feature – large plumes of white flowers, red fall colour
Ashleaf Spirea
zone 2
o
Sorbaria sorbifolia
Fern-like leaves turn red in fall; tends to sucker.
Great as hedge, for foundation or mass plantings.
#2 - $26.99
Sem Ashleaf Spirea
zone 3 o
Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’
Fern-like leaves with orange new growth matures
to green, red fall colour. Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Bill Reid Canadian Artists
zone 3 o
Semi-double golden yellow flowers. Good disease
resistance. Repeat bloom.
#2 - $29.99
soil – moist, acidic; mix large amounts of organic soil and
peat moss into the soil (half organic, half peat moss)
note – keep sheltered, mulch for winter
Campfire Canadian Artists
zone 3 o
Semi-double flowers open yellow, petals edged
in deep rosy pink, then turn white. Slight fragrance.
Everblooming.
#2 - $29.99
Lilac Lights Azalea
zone 4
Rhododendron ‘Lilac Lights’
Deep lilac tubular flowers in early spring before
leafing out; green foliage turns light yellow in fall.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
J.P Connell Explorer
zone 3 o
Double soft yellow hybrid-tea like flowers age to
cream, dark red stamen; slight fragrance. Repeat
bloom.
#2 - $26.99
Rosy Lights Azalea
zone 4
Rhododendron ‘Rosy Lights’
Dark rosy pink tubular flowers in late spring; green
foliage turns light yellow in fall.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Morden Sunrise Parkland
zone 3 o
Semi-double flowers, dark orange over peachy
yellow with pink blush fade to peach. Slight
fragrance. Everblooming.
#2 - $26.99
Persian Yellow
zone 3 o
Rosa foetida persiana
Double golden flowers; slight fragrance. Drought
tolerant. Grafted. Blooms in June only.
#2 - $26.99
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AZALEA
BARBERRY
note – drought tolerant once established
note – slow growing, thorny branches
feature – tiny flowers & berries along stems, orange to red
fall colour
Cherry Bomb Japanese Barberry
zone 3 o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Monomb’
Small deep crimson leaves with a coppery cast.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Golden Nugget Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Monlers’
height: 30cm (12 in.) spread: 45cm (18 in.)
Very small golden foliage with orange tones turn
deeper hue in fall.
#1 - $16.99
#5 - $44.99
o
Royal Cloak Jap. Barberry
zone 3
Berberis thunbergii ‘Royal Cloak’
Very large deep red velvety leaves on arching
branches. Fast growing.
#2 - $29.99
BIRCH, Dwarf Arctic Birch
Gold Flash Broom
zone 3 o
Genista pilosa ‘Gold Flash’
Long lasting golden blooms in early summer,
groundhugging shrub. Tolerates some foot traffic. Drought tolerant once established. Slow.
#1 - $16.99
Yellow Broom
zone 3 o
Cytisus decumbens
Ground hugging sprawling shrub with very small
leaves on stiff branches, long lasting bright yellow
blooms in early spring.
#1 - $16.99
BUFFALOBERRY
note – male & female plants required for fruit
note – nitrogen fixing nodules; tends to sucker
Silver Buffaloberry, Thorny B.
zone 2 o
Shepherdia argentea
Grey-green leaves, thorny branches; hard frost improves red berries, good for jam & jelly. Tolerates
very alkaline soil, drought & chinooks. Native.
#2 - $26.99
13
annuals
bare root
Betula nana
zone 2 o
Small rounded leaves on a small upright shrub;
yellow fall colour. Requires moist to wet soil. Prune
in July if needed. Native.
#2 - $26.99
Dwarf Broom, Lydia Woadwaxen
zone 4 o
Genista lydia
Long lasting golden flowers in early summer; low
mounding shrub, deep green feathery foliage.
Drought tolerant. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
trees
Sunsation Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Monry’
New leaves emerge green, turn golden with an
orange cast. Very small leaves, very compact shrub.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
Cyni Broom, Spike Broom
zone 4 o
Cytisus nigricans ‘Cyni’
Long lasting yellow flowers in summer; cut back
for more flowers in fall. Upright growing shrub.
#2 - $26.99
fruit
Ruby Carousel Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Bailone’
Deep red-purple foliage turns vibrant red in fall;
arching branches. Fast growing.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
BROOM
shrubs
Royal Burgundy Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea ‘Gentry’
Very small rich burgundy-red leaves darken to
richer hues in fall.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
Green Velvet Boxwood
zone 4
Buxus x ‘Green Velvet’
Dense rounded shrub with glossy green foliage.
20cm (8 in.) - $19.99
roses
Rose Glow Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Rose Glow’
Deep rose-red mottled foliage with creamy hues
matures to purple. Arching branches.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
note – keep moist and sheltered; mulch for winter
vines
Emerald Carousel Barberry
zone 3 o
B. koreana x B. thunbergii ‘Tara’
Emerald green leaves turn orange to red-purple
in fall. Arching branches.
#2 - $29.99
BOXWOOD
evergreens
Concorde Jap. Barberry
zone 3
o
Berberis thunbergii ‘Concorde’
New red leaves turn black-purple; dense branching.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $29.99
#5 - $44.99
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
BURNING BUSH
note – pink-red to yellow fall colour if grown in shade
flowers – red or green, star-like, very small
seeds – small pink capsule with orange seeds
Dwarf Burning Bush
zone 4
o
Euonymus alatus ‘Compactus’
Brilliant red fall foliage, dense rounded shrub;
corky ridged bark, tiny yellowish green flowers.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $74.99
Fire Ball Burning Bush
zone 4
o
Euonymus alatus ‘Select’
Fiery red fall foliage; ridged bark, green flowers. Improved hardiness over ‘Dwarf Burning Bush’.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Turkestan Burning Bush
zone 3
o
Euonymus turkestanica nana
Narrow green leaves turn dark red in fall, pinkish
red in shade; semi-evergreen shrub with sprawling branches, tiny star-like red flowers.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
trees
fruit
shrubs
CARAGANA, Peashrub
annuals
NEW
soil – tolerates very alkaline soil
note – drought & chinook tolerant, nitrogen fixing nodules
Common Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens
Bright yellow flowers in July; olive green bark;
bright green rounded leaves turn yellow in fall.
Excellent for a hedge or shelterbelt.
#1 - $9.99
Globe Caragana
zone 2
o
Caragana frutex ‘Globosa’
height: 1m (3 ft) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft)
Dense shrub with bright green leaves and yellow
flowers. No spines, no seeds. Does not sucker.
Makes a fine low hedge; keeps shape naturally
without pruning.
#2 - $26.99
CHOKEBERRY
Viking Chokeberry
zone 3
o
Aronia x melanocarpa [prunifolia] ‘Viking’
height:1.5m (5 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Showy white flowers with brick red anthers in mid
spring. Glossy dark green leaves, red fall colour;
edible large black berries. Tolerates drought and
some standing water. Tends to sucker.
#2 - $26.99
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CORALBERRY
Amethyst Coralberry
zone 3 o
Symphoricarpos x doorenbosii ‘Kordes’
Vivid bright pink inedible fruit in fall and winter
clustered at the end of arching branches; small
blue-green foliage.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
COTONEASTER
Hedge Cotoneaster
zone 2
o
Cotoneaster lucidus
Rounded shrub; glossy leaves turn orange-red in
fall; tiny pink flowers, black inedible berries;
drought & chinook tolerant once established.
Tolerates heavy pruning. Excellent hedge.
#1 - $9.99
#2 - $19.99
Rockspray Cotoneaster
zone 4 o
Prostrate Rock Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster horizontalis ‘Perpusillus’
Low spreading shrub; tiny glossy leaves turn brilliant red in fall; tiny pink flowers in spring, red
inedible berries. Mulch for winter.
#1 - $16.99
CRANBERRY
feature – excellent fall colour, large maple shaped leaves
Bailey Compact Am. Cranberry
zone 3 o
Viburnum trilobum ‘Bailey Compact’
Dense, upright shrub, large white flower clusters,
inedible red berries. Excellent red fall colour.
#2 - $26.99
#10 - $79.99
Dwarf European Cranberry
zone 3
Viburnum opulus ‘Nanum’
Dense mounding shrub; retains shape without
trimming; few flowers or fruit. Purplish fall colour.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
Redwing American Cranberry
zone 2 o
Viburnum trilobum ‘JN Select’
Brick-red new leaves, large white flower clusters,
golden branches, dense shrub. Fast growing. Very
tart scarlet fruit. Ripe in August. Self-fruitful.
#2 - $26.99
#10 - $79.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Golden/Yellow Flowering Currant zone 2 o
Ribes aureum
Bright green, lobed leaves turn orange in fall;
fragrant yellow flowers in May, yellow or black
edible berries. Native.
#2 - $26.99
soil – moist to wet, unless noted
flowers – large white clusters in June
berries – for the birds
feature – bright coloured branches in winter on new
season’s growth; berries show off in winter
NEW
Fire Dance Dogwood
zone 2 o
Cornus sericea ‘Bailadeline’
Red stems. Green foliage turns brick red in fall;
white berries. Rounded shape. Tolerant of wet soil.
#2 - $29.99
Variegated Siberian Dogwood
zone 3
o
Cornus alba ‘Sibirica Variegata’
Bright red stems. Variegated cream and green
foliage turns red and pink in fall.
#2 - $26.99
ELDER
Black Beauty Elder
zone 4 o
Sambucus nigra ‘Gerda’
Purple-black foliage, large pink flowers in late
June; lemon fragrance; inedible black berries. Keep
soil moist.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Black Lace Elder
zone 4 o
Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’
Finely cut purple-black foliage. Creamy pink flowers in late June, inedible black berries. Keep soil
moist.
20cm (8in.) - $22.99
#3 - $34.99
#5 - $44.99
15
annuals
bare root
Ivory Halo Dogwood
zone 3 o
Cornus alba ‘Bailhalo’
Deep red bark. Mint-green leaves with creamy
white margins, blue-white berries. Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $74.99
Siberian, Redtwig Dogwood
zone 2
o
Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’
Bright red bark. Leaves turn red in fall, blue berries. Fast growing.
#2 - $26.99
trees
Golden Variegated Dogwood
zone 3 o
Cornus alba ‘Gouchaultii’
Red bark, green leaves with golden yellow margins; bluish white berries, purple red-fall colour.
#2 - $26.99
o
Red Osier Dogwood
zone 2
Cornus sericea
Deep red bark. Leaves turn reddish purple in fall,
bluish white berries. Native.
#2 - $26.99
fruit
Baton Rouge Dogwood
zone 3
o
Cornus alba ‘Minbat’
Bright red stems, bright green summer foliage,
white berries, brilliant red-purple fall colour. Tolerant of dry and wet conditions.
#2 - $29.99
o
Neon Burst Dogwood
zone 2
Cornus alba ‘Neon Burst’
Scarlet red stems, bright golden and green foliage
retains good colour in extreme heat. Soft tones of
purple, red, yellow, orange in fall.
#2 - $29.99
shrubs
Arctic Fire Dogwood
zone 3 o
Cornus stolonifera ‘Farrow’
Brilliant red bark for winter colour; clouds of white
flowers; dense small shrub. Does not sucker.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#3 - $32.99
#10 - $74.99
NEW
roses
DOGWOOD
Little Rebel Dogwood
zone 2 o
Cornus alba ‘Jefreb’
height: 1m (3 ft) spread 1.2m (4 ft)
Blood red winter stems. Crisp green foliage turns
dark red in fall, white flowers; compact rounded
shrub.
#2 - $26.99
vines
Alpine Currant
zone 2
o
Ribes alpinum
Dense shrub when sheared frequently, glossy
bright green leaves in summer and fall. No fruit.
Excellent as hedge.
#1 - $9.99
#2 - $19.99
evergreens
Kesselring Dogwood
zone 3 o
Cornus alba ‘Kesselringii’
Deep purple bark. Bronze-green leaves, white
pinkish flower clusters, blue berries in fall.
#2 - $26.99
CURRANT
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
fruit
shrubs
NEW
Black Tower Elder
zone 3
o
Sambucus nigra ‘Eiffel 01’
Jet-black serrated foliage emerges celery-green;
two-tone pink blooms early to late summer.
Inedible black berries. Columnar shape. Keep soil
moist.
#3 - $34.99
trees
soil – moist, well-drained; prefers acidic soil
(mix half organic soil and half peat moss into the soil)
flowers – large panicles in summer & fall
location – east facing is best, tolerates some shade
pruning in late winter – see varieties
blooms on NEW wood – cut stems to 15cm (6 in.)
blooms on OLD & NEW wood – cut few of the oldest stems
at ground level
Elderberry, Red Berried Elder
zone 3
o
Sambucus racemosa
Bright green leaves turn yellow in fall, creamywhite flowers, inedible red berries. Tolerates dry
and wet soil. Very fast growing. Native.
#1 - $16.99
#2 - $26.99
Annabelle Hydrangea
zone 3
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’
Very large creamy white flowers in summer on
NEW wood. Excellent for cutting and drying.
#2 - $26.99
Golden Elder
zone 3
o
Sambucus canadensis ‘Aurea’
Golden yellow new leaves mature to light green;
white flower clusters, inedible red berries in fall.
#2 - $26.99
Bobo Dwarf Hydrangea
zone 3
Hydrangea paniculata ‘ILVOBO’
Very large creamy white flowers lengthen as they
bloom, may turn pinkish in fall; flower on NEW
wood until frost. Adapt to many soil types.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Lemon Lace Elder
zone 3
o
Sambucus racemosa ‘Lemon Lace’
Very fine foliage, deeply cut chartreuse leaves with
new red growth, deep red berries; well-drained soil.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Morden Golden Glow Elder
zone 2
o
Sambucus racemosa ‘Morden Golden Glow’
Lacy golden-yellow foliage, creamy white flowers;
compact growth. Improved ‘Sutherland’ elder.
#2 - $26.99
o
Sutherland Cutleaf Elder
zone 3
Sambucus racemosa ‘Sutherland’
Lacy golden leaves emerge coppery-red, white
flower clusters, inedible red berries. Dense growth.
#2 - $26.99
FORSYTHIA
annuals
HYDRANGEA
Northern Gold Forsythia
zone 3 o
Forsythia ovata ‘Northern Gold’
Golden yellow flowers before leafing out. Keep
moist, well-drained, sheltered.
#2 - $26.99
Endless Summer Hydrangea
zone 4
Bigleaf Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bailmer’
Large pink blooms in alkaline soil, blue blooms in
acidic soil; flowers on OLD & NEW wood.
#2 - $34.99
NEW
Fire and Ice Hydrangea
zone 3
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Wim’s Red’
Early flowers on NEW wood from summer to fall.
Blooms open creamy white, turn pink to deep red
in fall; greenish-red foliage.
#3 - $32.99
Incrediball Hydrangea
zone 3
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Abetwo’
Big blooms emerge lime green, change to pure
white and mature to green, sturdy stems; blooming on NEW wood from mid summer to fall.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea
zone 3
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Invincibelle Spirit’
Large blooms emerge hot pink and mature to rich
clear pink on NEW wood from summer until frost.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Honeyrose Honeysuckle
zone 3 o
Lonicera tatarica ‘Honeyrose’
Deep rosy red flowers in May are very fragrant; red
fruit, deep blue-green leaves, peeling bark.
#2 - $26.99
Limelight Hydrangea
zone 3 o
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Zwijnenburg’
Large green flowers turn deep pink in summer on
NEW wood.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#3 - $29.99
HONEYSUCKLE
16
full shade
o
full sun
Bloomerang Dwarf Reblooming Lilac
Syringa x ‘Penda’
zone 3 o
Single lavender flowers blooming in spring and
from mid-summer to frost. Compact, mounding.
#5 - $44.99
Little Quick Fire Dwarf Hydrangea zone 3
Hydrangea paniculata ‘SMHPLQF’
Early flowers on NEW wood from summer to fall.
White flowers turn rich deep pink in summer.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Dwarf Korean Lilac
zone 3 o
Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’
Rosy lavender flowers in June; small dark green
leaves. Compact shrub. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $74.99
Quick Fire Hydrangea
zone 4
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bulk’
Early flowers from summer to fall. Large white
flowers on NEW wood turn rich deep pink.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99 #5 - $39.99
Dwarf Korean Lilac small tree
zone 3
o
Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’
Rosy lavender flowers in June; small dark green
leaves. Compact shrub. Shrub top grafted onto a
1.2m (4 ft) villosa lilac trunk. Slow growing.
#5 - $84.99
#7 - $94.99
Strawberry Sundae Hydrangea
zone 4
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Rensun’
Long lasting big blooms on NEW wood open limegreen, turn creamy white to soft pink to finally darkest red. Compact, well-branched.
#2 - $29.99
Katherine Havemeyer French Lilac
zone 3 o
Syringa vulgaris
Double, deep purplish to lavender-pink flowers.
#2 - $26.99
LILAC
American/Early Lilac Syringa x hyacinthiflora
These cultivars bloom more heavily and consistently
and 10 days earlier than French hybrid lilacs. Very long
flower panicles, heavy fragrance. Limited suckering. Can
be trained to a small tree when young.
French Lilac hybrids Syringa vulgaris
Hybrids of the old fashioned Common lilac, large
flowers in June with a heavy fragrance. Tend to sucker.
Can be trained to a small tree when young.
President Grevy French Lilac
zone 3 o
Syringa vulgaris
Double, lavender-blue flowers with lighter margins, deep violet buds.
#2 - $26.99
President Grevy French L. small tree zone 3 o
Syringa vulgaris
Double, lavender-blue flowers with lighter margins, deep violet buds. Top grafted.
#5 - $84.99
17
annuals
bare root
Preston Lilac Syringa prestoniae
Blooming about two weeks later than French lilacs.
Rounded shrub, large crinkled foliage turns yellow in
fall; strong fragrance. Non-suckering. Can be trained to
a small tree when young.
Miss Kim Korean Lilac small tree
zone 3 o
Syringa patula ‘Miss Kim’
height: 2.7m (9 ft) spread 1.5m (5 ft)
Purple buds, icy blue flowers in June, heavy fragrance; dark green leaves turn dark red in fall.
Shrub top grafted onto a 1.2m (4 ft) villosa lilac
trunk. Slow growing.
#5 - $84.99
trees
Dwarf Lilac hybrids Syringa meyeri, S. patula
These cultivars do not sucker, if NOT mulched. They are
excellent for a low informal hedge.
Miss Kim Korean Lilac
zone 3 o
Syringa patula ‘Miss Kim’
height: 1.5m (5 ft) spread 1.5m (5 ft)
Purple buds, icy blue flowers in June, heavy fragrance; dark green leaves turn dark red in fall. Slow.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
fruit
pruning – after flowering
top grafted & treeform –
remove any shoots on stem for a clean look
shrubs
Little Lime Hydrangea
zone 3 o
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Jane’
Greenish-white flowers turn a pink hue in fall,
blooming on NEW wood in summer.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#5 - $44.99
o
roses
Asessippi American Lilac
zone 2
Syringa hyacinthiflora
Single, lilac purple flowers.
#2 - $26.99
Blue / Lavender shades
vines
Limelight Hydrangea treeform
zone 3 o
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Zwijnenburg’
Large green flowers turn deep pink in summer on
NEW wood. Shrub trained to a tree. Remove any
shoots on stem for a clean look.
#5 - $89.99
evergreens
NEW
part shade
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Blue-purple / Violet shades
Pocahontas American Lilac
zone 2
Single, deep violet flowers, purple buds.
#2 - $26.99
o
Royalty Preston Lilac
zone 2
Syringa prestoniae ‘Royalty’
Single, violet-purple flowers.
#2 - $26.99
o
Sensation French Lilac
zone 2
Syringa vulgaris
Single, purple flowers edged in white.
#2 - $26.99
#10 - $74.99
o
shrubs
roses
Pink shades
fruit
NEW
Beauty of Moscow French Lilac
zone 3
Syringa vulgaris ‘Krasavitsa Moskvy’
Double, pale pink to white blooms.
#2 - $26.99
Minuet Preston Lilac treeform
zone 2 o
Syringa prestoniae
Single, lavender-pink flowers, large purple buds.
Shrub trained to a tree.
#5 - $84.99
Tinkerbelle Lilac Fairytale series
zone 3 o
S. x ‘Bailbelle’ [S. meyeri Palibin x S. microphylla Superba]
Wine-red buds open to single deep pink flowers,
spicy fragrance (similar to ‘Dwarf Korean’ lilac).
#2 - $26.99
trees
annuals
Bloomerang Dark Purple Lilac
zone 3
o
Syringa x ‘SMSJBP7’
Dark grape coloured buds open to large purplish
plum flowers from spring until frost.
20cm (8 in.) - $24.99
#5 - $44.99
o
Charles Joly French L. small tree
zone 3 o
Syringa vulgaris
Double magenta flowers, purple buds. Top grafted.
#5 - $84.99
18
White shades
Mme. Lemoine French Lilac
zone 3
Syringa vulgaris
Double creamy white flowers.
#2 - $26.99
o
Mount Baker American Lilac
zone 2
Single white flowers.
#2 - $26.99
o
MOCKORANGE
Minuet Preston Lilac
zone 2 o
Syringa prestoniae
Single, lavender-pink flowers, large purple buds.
#2 - $26.99
Charles Joly French Lilac
zone 3
Syringa vulgaris
Double magenta flowers, purple buds.
#2 - $26.99
#10 - $74.99
o
o
Red / Red-purple shades
NEW
Ludwig Spaeth French Lilac
zone 2
Syringa vulgaris
Single, reddish purple flowers.
#2 - $26.99
#10 - $74.99
pruning (if required) – after flowering
Blizzard Mockorange
zone 3 o
Philadelphus lewisii ‘Blizzard’
Masses of single white flowers in June, very
fragrant. Upright shrub with arching branches.
Drought & chinook tolerant once established.
Native selection.
#2 - $26.99
Snowbelle Mockorange
zone 3 o
Philadelphus ‘Snowbelle’
Double white flowers in June, most prolific, very
fragrant. Upright shrub with arching branches.
#2 - $26.99
Waterton Mockorange
zone 3 o
Philadelphus lewisii ‘Waterton’
Single white flowers in June, slight fragrance. Upright rounded shrub with arching branches.
Drought & chinook tolerant once established.
Native.
#2 - $26.99
NANNYBERRY
Viburnum lentago
zone 2
o
White flower clusters in spring; blue berries for
the birds; shiny green foliage turns red in fall.
Tolerates dry and wet soil. Can be trained to a
tree. Attracts birds.
#2 - $26.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
soil – dry (keep moist until established)
note – drought tolerant once established
flowers – white or blushed pink, button-like clusters
feature – flaking bark shows off in winter;
ornamental red seed capsules, red fall colour
treeform – remove any shoots on stem for a clean look
NEW
o
Satin Chocolate Ninebark
zone 3
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Satin Chocolate’
Brick red leaf buds mature to dark burgundy leaves
and turn an outstanding red in fall; reddish bark.
#2 - $26.99
o
Summer Wine Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Seward’
Wine coloured foliage turns red in fall. Compact
shrub.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#3 - $29.99
#5 - $39.99
#10 - $79.99
Coppertina Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Mindia’
Orange-copper spring foliage matures to rich red.
#3 - $29.99
#5 - $39.99
#10 - $79.99
NEW
Diabolo Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Monlo’
Dark purple leaves turn golden-bronze in fall.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $74.99
o
Tiny Wine Dwarf Ninebark
zone 3
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘SMPOTW’
Dark bronze-maroon foliage, white flowers cover
stems, bushy ninebark, very small, refined leaves.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
PLUM Ornamental
Double Flowering Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus triloba ‘Multiplex’
Double pink flower clusters before leafing out; no
fruit. Orange to bronze-red fall colour. Upright
spreading shrub. Prefers humus rich, moist soil.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
19
annuals
bare root
Lemon Candy Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Podaras 3’
Chartreuse-yellow foliage from spring to fall with
attractive dark bark.
#2 - $26.99
NEW
Sunny Outlook Ninebark
zone 3
o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Sunny Outlook’
height: 1m (3 ft) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft)
Clear chartreuse leaves glow all summer, even in
heat. Bright white blooms. Compact form.
#3 - $32.99
trees
Diabolo Ninebark treeform
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Monlo’
Dark purple leaves turn golden-bronze in fall.
#5 - $79.99
#10 - $99.99
NEW
fruit
Dart’s Gold Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Dart’s Gold’
Golden yellow leaves mature to lime green.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $74.99
shrubs
Summer Wine Ninebark treeform zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Seward’
Wine coloured foliage turns red in fall. Shrub
trained to a tree. Remove any shoots on stem for
a clean look.
#5 - $79.99
Coppertina Ninebark treeform
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Mindia’
Orange-copper spring foliage matures to rich red.
#10 - $99.99
roses
Center Glow Ninebark
zone 3
Physocarpus opulifolius x ‘Center Glow’
Golden spring foliage matures to burgundy.
#2 - $26.99
o
vines
Amber Jubilee Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Jefam’ [Diabolo x Dart’s Gold]
New foliage yellow and orange, turning limegreen, purple fall colour.
#2 - $29.99
Maroon Sunset Ninebark
zone 3
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Maroon Sunset’
Rich burgundy-red foliage. Compact growth.
#3 - $32.99
evergreens
Little Devil Ninebark
zone 3 o
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Donna May’
Deep burgundy foliage from spring to fall, dense
rounded growth habit. A dwarf ‘Diabolo’ ninebark.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $39.99
NINEBARK
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
POTENTILLA Potentilla fruticosa
soil – moist to dry (keep moist until established)
flowers – all summer, from mid June till frost
note – excellent as flowering and informal hedge
Abbotswood Potentilla
zone 2 o
Masses of pure white flowers, blue-green leaves;
dense spreading shrub. Early and long bloomer.
#2 - $26.99
Coronation Triumph Potentilla
zone 2 o
Bright yellow flowers; grey-green leaves on a
mounding shrub. Early and long bloomer.
#2 - $26.99
Gold Drop Potentilla
zone 2 o
Small lemon-yellow flowers, fine fern-like leaves.
#2 - $26.99
fruit
shrubs
Goldfinger Potentilla
zone 2 o
Large rich golden yellow flowers, coarse textured
foliage. Upright open shrub.
#2 - $26.99
Gold Star Potentilla
zone 3 o
Very large dark yellow flowers, coarse textured
dark green leaves, rounded shrub. Fast growing.
#2 - $26.99
Mango Tango Potentilla
zone 3 o
Potentilla fruticosa ‘Uman’
Yellow-orange flowers with a reddish centre (fade
in full sun, deeper colour in cool weather), bright
green foliage. Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
annuals
trees
Morden Snow Potentilla
zone 2 o
Double white flowers, dark green foliage, tidy
compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
Orange Whisper Potentilla
zone 3
Soft orange flowers (fade to yellow in full sun,
deeper colour in cool weather); bright green
leaves. Uniform rounded shrub.
#2 - $26.99
Pink Beauty Potentilla
zone 3
Clear pink flowers (fade in full sun, deeper colour
in cool weather), bright green leaves. Compact
shrub. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
20
Yellow Gem Potentilla
zone 2 o
Bright yellow, ruffled flowers, grey-green leaves on
red new stems, low spreader. Early bloomer.
#2 - $26.99
RHODODENDRON
soil – moist, acidic; mix organic soil and pet moss into the
soil (half organic, half peat moss)
note – keep sheltered, mulch for winter
Nova Zembla Rhododendron
zone 4
Rhododendron ‘Nova Zembla’
Dark red flowers in mid spring. Large dark green
glossy foliage.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
PJM Elite Rhododendron
zone 3
Rhododendron ‘PJM Elite’
Lavender-pink tubular flowers in early spring;
green foliage turns purple in fall. Slow growing.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Pohjola’s Daughter Rhododendron zone 4
Rhododendron x marjatta ‘Pohjola’s Daughter’
Fuchsia-red buds open to shell pink and mature
to white; dark green foliage with silvery underside.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
ROSE DAPHNE
Daphne cneorum
zone 3 o
Rosy pink flowers in early spring on a mounding
shrub, extremely fragrant; evergreen if mulched
in winter. Keep moist, well-drained, sheltered.
#2 - $39.99
RUSSIAN ALMOND
Prunus tenella
zone 2 o
Single pink flowers in early spring, slender green
leaves turn bronze in fall; inedible nut. Tends to
sucker. Drought & chinook tolerant once established.
#2 - $26.99
Firehill Russian Almond small tree
Prunus tenella ‘Firehill’
zone 3 o
Single dark rose-red flowers in early spring, slender green leaves turn bronze in fall; inedible nut.
Remove any shoots on stem for a clean look. Top
grafted.
#5 - $84.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Purpleleaf Sandcherry
zone 3 o
Prunus x cistena
Deep purple-red leaves, small pink flowers in early
spring, some fruit. Dark red new shoots, upright
open shrub. Drought tolerant once established.
This is NOT a pollinizer for fruit trees or shrubs.
#2 - $26.99
#5 - $36.99
SNOWBALL Common, Snowball Viburnum
Viburnum opulus ‘Roseum’
zone 2 o
Large white flower balls in June; bright green
leaves turn purplish red in fall. Vigorous upright
growing shrub.
#2 - $26.99
Pink / Crimson summer flowers
Symphoricarpos albus
zone 3
o
Small white flowers, white inedible berries, bluegreen foliage turns yellow fall; tends to sucker. Upright growing shrub. Native.
#2 - $26.99
SPIREA
White spring flowers
Goldmound Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Goldmound’
height: 50cm (20 in.) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft)
Bright yellowish green leaves turn orange in fall,
light pink-purple flower clusters in July.
#2 - $26.99
Little Princess Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Little Princess’
Dainty rose-pink flower clusters in July, small mintgreen leaves turn dark red in fall. Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
21
annuals
bare root
Glow Girl Birchleaf Spirea
zone 3 o
Spiraea betulifolia ‘Tor Gold’
Bright white flower clusters in spring; birch-like
leaves; bright yellow new growth turns yellowgreen in summer, yellow orange and red in fall.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
#2 - $26.99
Goldflame Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Goldflame’
Copper-red new leaves mature to greenish gold,
copper-orange in fall; crimson flower clusters
in July. Drought and chinook tolerant once
established.
#2 - $26.99
trees
Fairy Queen, Three-lobed Spirea
zone 3 o
Spiraea trilobata ‘Fairy Queen’
White flower clusters in May, dark blue-green foliage, orange-red in fall. Upright spreading shrub.
#2 - $26.99
Double Play Blue Kazoo Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x media ‘SMSMBK’
Cool blue foliage, hints of burgundy in new growth,
rich red fall colour; crisp white blooms. Mounding.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
fruit
Bridalwreath Spirea
zone 3 o
Spiraea x vanhouttei ‘Renaissance’
Clouds of white flower clusters in May on arching
branches, fine green leaves turn orange red in fall.
#2 - $26.99
NEW
shrubs
Double Play Big Bang Spirea
zone 4
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Tracy’
New orange-hued foliage turns bright yellow then
rich golden-orange in fall; huge clusters of large
pink flowers in summer.
#2 - $26.99
roses
Dart’s Red Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x bumalda ‘Dart’s Red’
Deep carmine-red flower clusters in July fade to
rosy-pink; reddish purple fall foliage.
#2 - $26.99
SNOWBERRY White, Common Snowberry
pruning (if required) –
white spring flowers – right after flowering
pink & crimson flowers – when dormant
vines
Tor Birchleaf Spirea
zone 3
o
Meadowsweet
Spiraea betulifolia ‘Tor’
White flower clusters on arching branches in May;
birch-like leaves turn orange-red in fall. Remove
faded flowers for rebloom. Native selection.
#2 - $26.99
evergreens
Snow White Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x vanhouttei ‘Snow White’
Creamy white flower clusters in May; brilliant redorange fall colour. A smaller ‘Bridalwreath’.
#2 - $26.99
SANDCHERRY Ornamental
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
shrubs
roses
NEW
Magic Carpet Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Walbuma’
height: 45cm (18 in.) spread: 60cm (2 ft)
Golden leaves with red tips turn russet-red in fall;
deep pink flower clusters in June. Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
SUMMERSWEET, Sweet Pepperbush
Vanilla Spice Summersweet
zone 4
Clethra alnifolia ‘Vanilla Spice’
White or light pink flower spikes on new growth
in summer, fragrant; leafing out late, clear goldenyellow fall colour. Prefers moist to wet, acidic soil.
Oval growth habit. Attracts butterflies.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
Shirobana Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x japonica ‘Shibori’
White, pink and red flower clusters from summer to fall; deep green leaves turn red in fall.
Compact shrub.
#2 - $26.99
WAYFARING TREE
Mohican Wayfaring Tree
zone 3
o
Viburnum lantana ‘Mohican’
Large white flower clusters in May, large hairy,
grey-green leaves turn purple-bronze in fall; black
berries for jam and loved by birds; drought and
chinook tolerant once established.
#2 - $26.99
o
Sundrop Spirea
zone 3
Spiraea ‘Bailcarol’ [Goldmound x Daphne]
Pink flower clusters in early summer, small golden
foliage, outstanding red in fall; rounded growth.
#2 - $26.99
WEIGELA
Superstar Spirea
zone 3
o
Spiraea x bumalda ‘Superstar’
New leaves dark red turning dark green, copper-bronze in fall; pink flowers from spring to
late summer. Keep moist.
#2 - $26.99
soil – moist
pruning – after flowering for dense growth; may rebloom
note – requires a sheltered location
feature – trumpet shaped flowers attract hummingbirds
Centennial Weigela
zone 3
o
Weigela florida ‘Centennial’
Vibrant pink tubular flowers in late spring, deep
green leaves are purple tinged. Upright growing.
#2 - $26.99
SUMAC
Minuet Weigela
zone 3
o
Weigela florida ‘Minuet’
Scented, ruby-red flowers in late spring; deep
green leaves are purple tinged. Upright growth.
#2 - $26.99
annuals
trees
fruit
roots – shallow, wide spreading, tend to sucker
note – male & female flowers on separate plants
note – cone-shaped fruit on female plants
Cutleaf Smooth Sumac
zone 3
o
Rhus glabra ‘Laciniata’
Finely divided leaves turn scarlet-red to purple
in fall; showiest of the sumacs. Drought tolerant
once established.
#2 - $26.99
Pink Poppet Weigela
zone 3
o
Weigela florida ‘Pink Poppet’
Shell-pink flowers in late spring. Slow growing.
Compact rounded shrub.
#2 - $29.99
Staghorn Sumac
zone 3
o
Rhus typhina
Long dark green leaves turn orange to red in fall;
thick velvety stems. Tends to sucker. Drought
tolerant once established.
#2 - $26.99
Tiger Eyes Cutleaf Sumac
zone 4
o
Rhus typhina ‘Bailtiger’
Chartreuse new foliage changes to lemon; scarlet
to yellow fall colour. Not invasive. Keep moist.
#2 - $29.99
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Red Prince Weigela
zone 4
o
Weigela florida ‘Red Prince’
Deep rich red flowers in late spring, deep green
leaves tinged red. Upright compact growth habit.
#2 - $26.99
NEW
Sonic Bloom Red Weigela
zone 4
o
Weigela florida ‘Verweig6’
Regal red flowers in spring, reblooming until frost;
coppery-bronze new leaves turn to glossy rich
green foliage.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
WILLOW
note – best where soil moisture is readily available
Polar Bear Willow
zone 2
o
Salix salicola ‘Polar Bear’
Silvery blue, round hairy leaves, large catkins before leafing out. Striking large upright shrub or
multistem tree.
#2 - $26.99
Northsky Blueberry
zone 3
Fruit 1cm (1/2 in.) light blue, very sweet flavour.
Considered the hardiest of the blueberries. Ripe
mid-late season. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
CHERRY, Dwarf Sour Cherry
Hardy prairie cherries are self-fruitful and semi-sweet; they
are juicier and contain as much or more fruit sugar (sucrose)
than sweet cherries which will increase if fruit is left longer
on the shrub. They are excellent pie fruit. Average harvest late
July/early August. Brix ratings reflect the sweetness of cherries;
they exist for the ‘Romance Series’.
8 – average 14 – good 16+ – excellent
Carmine Jewel Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘SK Carmine Jewel’
good for eating fresh, sauce, juice, jam, jelly, pies
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) skin and flesh dark red, hard pit.
Most popular for excellent hardiness and
constistently high production. Ripe early August.
Self-fruitful. Also available in treeform – Bx 17.
#2 - $26.99
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annuals
bare root
Yellow Willow
zone 3 o
Salix lutea
Narrow long dark green leaves, paler below, reddish young twigs and leaves. Prefers wet sites.
Native.
#2 - $26.99
Northblue Blueberry
zone 3
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) dark blue, sweet flavour. Ripe
mid-late season. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
trees
Sandbar Willow
zone 3
o
Salix interior
height: 3m (10 ft) spread 3m (10 ft)
Red-brown new growth, very long narrow greygreen leaves. Thrives in moist, sandy soil. Native.
#2 - $26.99
Jelly Bean Brazelbery/Blueberry
zone 4
Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Jelly Bean’
Large very sweet berries. Fruit on previous year’s
canes; cut these to ground after harvest. Ripe midseason. Self-fruitful.
20cm (8 in.) - $22.99
fruit
Pussy Willow
zone 3 o
Salix discolor
Silvery catkins before leafing out; flowers on older
plants. Wide spreading open shrub or small multistem tree. Native.
#5 - $39.99
Chippewa Blueberry
zone 3
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) dark blue, good flavour. Very productive. Ripe mid-season, a week earlier than
‘Northblue’. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
shrubs
Dwarf Arctic Willow
zone 3
o
Salix purpurea ‘Nana’
Narrow, grey-green leaves turn yellow in fall;
purple stems. Fast growing.
#2 - $26.99
pollination – see varieties for details
soil – moist, acidic; mix organic soil and peat moss into
the soil (half organic and half peat moss)
note – orange to deep red fall colour
note – needs a sheltered location, mulch for winter
roses
Creeping Willow
zone 3
o
Salix repens
Spreading groundcover, silvery hairy foliage.
Silvery catkins before leafing out. Slender reddish
branches. Good for stabilizing banks and slopes.
#2 - $26.99
BLUEBERRY, Bilberry Vaccinium spp.
vines
Blue Fox Willow
zone 3
o
Salix brachycarpa ‘Blue Fox’
Very narrow bluish grey leaves; upright rounded
shrub. Requires less water than other willows.
#2 - $26.99
SMALL FRUIT
evergreens
Tango Weigela
zone 3 o
Weigela florida ‘Tango’
Cherry-red flowers, purple new leaves turn to
bronze. Upright growth habit.
#2 - $26.99
annuals
trees
fruit
shrubs
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Crimson Passion Cherry
zone 3 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘SK Crimson Passion’
excellent for eating fresh, sauce, juice, jelly, pies
Fruit 4 cm (1.5 in.) dark red, red flesh; hard pit. Nonsuckering. Ripe early August. Self-fruitful – Bx 22.
Also available in treeform.
#2 - $26.99
Cupid Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Cupid’
good for eating fresh, sauce, juice, jelly, pies
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) black to dark red; blooms later
than other cherries. Ripe in August. Self-fruitful.
Also available in treeform – Bx 19.
#2 - $26.99
Evans Cherry
zone 3 o
Prunus cerasus ‘Evans’
excellent for eating fresh, pie, preserves, wine
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) semi-sweet, juicy; dark red skin;
orange-red flesh. Ripe late July. Self-fruitful. Also
available in treeform.
#2 - $26.99
Juliet Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Juliet’
best for juice, excellent for eating fresh, preserves
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) burgundy red, sweet, flavourful.
Few suckers. Ripe early August. Self-fruitful.
Also available in treeform – Bx 20.
#2 - $26.99
Nanking Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus tomentosa
very good for eating fresh, jelly, pies, wine
Fruit 1.5cm (3/4 in.) bright red. Early small pink
flowers. Drought tolerant once established. Plant
in pairs for higher fruit yield. Ripe in August.
Pollinizer for apricot.
#2 - $26.99
Romeo Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Romeo’
best for juice, good for eating fresh & processing
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) dark red-black. Ripe early Aug.
Self-fruitful. Also available in treeform – Bx 22.
#2 - $26.99
Valentine Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Valentine’
excellent for processing & pies
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) bright red, tart; very productive
pie cherry; ripe early August. Slight suckering. Selffruitful. Also available in treeform – Bx 15.
#2 - $26.99
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Western Sandcherry
zone 2 o
Prunus besseyi
good for preserves
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) dark purple, sweet. Late small
flowers; burgundy fall colour. Drought tolerant
once established. Prune out 3 year old stems. Plant
in pairs for higher yield. Ripe in August.
Pollinizer for late flowering plums.
#1 - $16.99
CHOKECHERRY
pollination – self-fruitful; higher yield if planted in pairs
Western Chokecherry
zone 2 o
Prunus virginiana melanocarpa
excellent for preserves, jam, syrup
Grape-sized fruit. Upright shrub, large green
leaves. Tends to sucker. Ripe early August. Native.
#2 - $26.99
CURRANT
pollination – self-fruitful; higher yield if planted in pairs
Black Currants produce on previous year’s canes
Red & White Currants produce on 2-3 year old canes
Black Currant
zone 3 o
Ribes nigrum
good for jam, jelly, juice, wine, dried fruit
Large black fruit with tart-sweet flavour. Ripe June
to August.
#2 - $26.99
Consort Black Currant
zone 4
o
Ribes nigrum [ussuriense] ‘Consort’
good for preserves, pies, cassis, wine
Fruit 6mm (1/4 in. ) black berries, musky tart-sweet
flavour. Heavy producer. Ripe June to August.
#2 - $26.99
Red Currant
zone 3
Ribes sativum ‘Red Lake’
excellent for eating fresh, jam, jelly
Small shiny red fruit. Ripe June to August.
#2 - $26.99
o
White Currant
zone 3
Ribes sativum ‘White Lake’
excellent for eating fresh, jam, pies, jelly
Mild amber fruit. Ripe June to August.
#2 - $26.99
o
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Korsor Common Elderberry
zone 4 o
Sambucus nigra ‘Korsor’
very good for wine, jelly, dessert, preserves
Broadly rounded shrub, white flat flower clusters,
abundant purplish black fruit.
#2 - $26.99
GOJI BERRY, Chinese Wolfberry
Corylus cornuta
zone 2 o
height: 4m (13 ft) spread 1.5m (5 ft)
Small edible nuts; catkins in spring before leaves;
prefers slightly moist, well-drained soil. Ripe in fall.
Pollinize with another hazelnut. Native.
#2 - $26.99
GOOSEBERRY
HONEYBERRY, Blue Honeysuckle, Haskap
pollination – two different cultivars required
soil – drought tolerant; prefers wet spring soil, but
well-drained for ripening
fruit – deep blue, elongated
fall colour – red
Honeyberry
Lonicera caerulea edulis ‘Kamtschatica’
good for eating fresh or with cream and sugar;
for jam, jelly, baking, delicious preserves
GRAPE
NEW
JOSTABERRY, Jostacurrant
Ribes nidigrolaria
zone 3
o
good for fresh eating, jam, jelly, baking, juice
Nearly black berry, size between gooseberry & black
currant, tangy flavour, rich in Vitamin C. Ripe June
to August. Self-fruitful.
#2 - $26.99
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annuals
bare root
Tundra Honeyberry
zone 2 o
good for quick freezing
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) ob-long, firm, sweet-tart. Ripe
early July.
#1- $16.99
trees
Minnesota 78 Grape
zone 3
o
Vitis ‘Minnesota 78’
height: 4m (13 ft)
good for eating fresh, jelly, juice, wine
Very sweet reddish-blue grape. Prune only to
shape. Very productive and vigorous. Pollinizer:
another grape cultivar.
#1 - $16.99
Borealis Honeyberry
zone 2 o
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.), sweet-tangy, soft plump, boxy.
Ripe July to early August.
#1 - $16.99
fruit
Kay Gray Grape
zone 4 o
Vitis ‘Kay Gray’ [MN 78 x Golden Muscat]
height: 5m (17 ft)
good for eating fresh, juice, jelly, wine
White table grape, medium sized berries, juicy,
tender, crisp, fruity flavour; low acidity. Harvest
before maturity, ripe mid September. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
Aurora Honeyberry
zone 2 o
Fruit 4.5cm (1.75 in.), large, pear-shaped, sweetest of the honeyberries, very productive. Ripe late
June to August. Excellent pollinizer for Borealis,
Tundra.
#1 - $16.99
shrubs
Pixwell Gooseberry
zone 3 o
Ribes hirtellum ‘Pixwell’
good for cooking, jelly, pies, wine
Fruit 1.5cm (1/2 in.) pink to purple. Very productive, low spreading shrub; will produce fruit in
second year of planting. Ripe in July. Self fruitful.
#2 - $26.99
Frontenac Grape
zone 3 o
Vitis ‘Frontenac’ [MN 89 x Landot 4511]
height: 5m (17 ft)
good for eating fresh, jelly, juice, excellent for wine
Red wine grape 1cm (1/2 in.) very good quality.
Heavy producer. Let fruit mature on vine to reduce
acidity. Ripe mid-late season. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
roses
pollination – self-fruitful
note – 2-3 year old canes are productive, remove older canes
pollination – see varieties
soil – moist, excellent drainage; does well in clay soil
location – plant in south facing protected location, mulch
pruning – fruiting on old wood; prune in winter; hard pruning required for reliable production (bleeding is desirable).
vines
HAZELNUT, beaked
o
Lycium barbarum
zone 3
Fruit 2cm (3/4 in.), bright orange, very nutritious;
emerald green foliage, bell-shaped blooms in
early summer. Ripe July.
#1 - $19.99
evergreens
Valiant Grape
zone 2 o
Vitis riparia ‘Valiant’
height: 2.5m (8 ft)
best for juice, good for eating fresh, jelly, wine
Sweet-tangy fruit 1cm (1/2 in.) dark purple-black
skin; similar to ‘Concord’ grape. Prune only to
shape. Very productive and vigorous. Ripe early
September. Self-fruitful.
#1 - $16.99
ELDERBERRY
fruit
shrubs
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
RASPBERRY Rubus spp.
pollination – self-fruitful
soil – moist, not soggy
note – shelter from north & west wind
pruning – see varieties
summer bearing (floricane) – production on previous
year’s canes; remove older canes
fall bearing (primocane) – production on new growth;
cut to ground after harvest
excellent for eating fresh, jam, jelly, preserves
Boyne Red Raspberry
zone 2 o
biennial bearer – summer bearing
Dark red fruit – tart, aromatic, very juicy. Heavy
producer. Ripe July/August.
#1 - $9.99
bare root $2.00
Red Bounty Red Raspberry
zone 2 o
Dark red fruit – tart, aromatic, very juicy. Very heavy
producer. Ripe July/August.
#1 - $9.99
Red River Red Raspberry
zone 2 o
annual bearer – fall bearing
Bright red fruit, sweet-tangy taste. Ripe mid
August.
#1 - $9.99
bare root $2.00
Souris Red Raspberry
zone 2 o
Dark red fruit – tart, aromatic, very juicy. Heavier
producer and tastier than ‘Boyne’. Ripe July/
August.
bare root $2.00
Wyoming Black Raspberry
zone 3 o
Large purple-black fruit, delightful taste. Needs
sturdy support for long arching branches; powdery red thorny stems. Does not sucker. Ripe midlate August.
#1 - $9.99
annuals
trees
RHUBARB Rheum rhabarbarum
plant crown tip 3-5cm (1.25-2 in.) below soil surface
Canada Red Rhubarb
zone 2 o
delicious for sauces, pies, wine
Very large leaves, long, thick, sweet red stalks; one
of the sweetest of the red rhubarbs.
#1 - $14.99
Strawberry Red Rhubarb
zone 3 o
good for sauces, pies, wine
Large thick pink and pink-speckled stalks; sweet,
juicy, heavy producer.
#1 - $14.99
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SASKATOON
pollination – self-fruitful; plant another variety for higher yield
note – well-drained, drought & chinook tolerant
note – tends to sucker
fruit – deep blue-black, the “Blueberry of the Prairies”
Amelanchier alnifolia
zone 2
o
excellent for eating fresh, freezing, pies, preserves
Ornamental upright growing shrub or small tree
with vivid orange red fall foliage. Ideal for hedges.
Native selection. Available cultivars are:
Honeywood height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Fruit 16mm (3/4 in.) flavourful; flowers about one
week later than other cultivars. Some suckering.
#1 - $16.99
Northline height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Fruit 16mm (3/4 in.) blue-black, flavourful. Suckers.
#1 - $16.99
Smoky height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft)
Fruit 14mm (1/2 in.) large round fruit, quite sweet,
fleshy. Most productive saskatoon. Suckers.
#1 - $16.99
SEA BUCKTHORN, Seaberry
pollination – requires male plant; wind pollination
soil – dry, alkaline
note – berries are very high in Vitamin C, A and E
note – nitrogen fixing roots tend to sucker, very thorny
note – fruiting branches are for beautiful dry floral display
Leikora Seaberry, female plant
zone 3
o
Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Leikora’
excellent for juice & jelly
Large, juicy intensely flavoured bright orange
berries. Ripe early to mid-September; fruit remains
good even after heavy frost.
#1 - $16.99
Sea Buckthorn, male plant
zone 3
o
Hippophae rhamnoides
Narrow silver leaves. Pollinizer for female shrub.
#2 - $26.99
STRAWBERRY Fragaria spp.
Fort Laramie – Everbearing
Two heavy crops per year – end of June and in fall.
Scarlet red fruit, sweet, very good quality; older
variety, firm wedge-shaped fruit. Prolific runners.
bare root – 50¢ each
Kent – June bearing
One major crop per year
Large, glossy fruit. Very hardy. High yield and
quality. Produce in second year of planting.
Tristar – Day neutral
Continuous crop from
end of July until frost. Fruit deep red, sweet, firm.
Very good for eating fresh and freezing. Produce
in first year of planting.
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
APPLES
pollination – 2 different varieties within 1 city block
(Apple, Applecrab, Crabapple, Ornamental Crabapple)
soil – moist
Early season varieties
mid August / early September
Mid season varieties
Harvest mid September
CRABAPPLE
Dolgo Crabapple
zone 2 o
Malus baccata ‘Dolgo’
excellent for eating fresh, flavourful jelly – storage 2
weeks
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) egg-shaped, semi-sweet, juicy.
Skin: dark red. Flesh: yellow. Ripe mid August. Very
large white flowers. Drought & chinook tolerant.
#5 - $64.99
APRICOT
Apricots are not reliably hardy for fruit production in
southern Alberta due to our cold winters – a sheltered
location is required. These are very ornamental small trees.
pollination – another apricot or Nanking cherry
Collet Apple
zone 3 o
parentage unknown, discovered by Albert Collet
excellent for eating fresh & cooking – storage 10 weeks
Fruit 7.5cm (3 in.) sweet right off tree, sweetly
subacid. Skin: light green with red streaks. Flesh:
crisp & white. Requires a sheltered location.
#5 - $64.99
Scout Apricot
zone 3
o
Prunus armeniaca mandchurica ‘Scout’
good for jam, jelly, canning
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) yellow, freestone. Showy pink
flowers, bright green leaves, yellow-orange fall
colour, golden bark. Ripe end of August.
#5 - $64.99
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annuals
bare root
Late season varieties
Harvest late September / early October
trees
Hardi-Mac Apple
zone 3 o
McIntosh seedling from Calgary
good for eating fresh & baking – storage 8 weeks
Fruit 7cm (2.75cm) bright red and crisp with aromatic flavour. Shelter from north & west wind.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
Rescue Applecrab
zone 2 o
Malus ‘Blushed Calville’ seedling
excellent for eating fresh & canning – storage 2 weeks
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) sweet. Skin: dull red blushed
yellow. Flesh: cream. Ripe early August.
#5 - $64.99
fruit
Zestar Apple
zone 4 o
Malus ‘Zestar’ [State Fair x MN selection]
excellent for eating fresh & cooking –
storage 8-10 weeks
Fruit 7.5cm (3 in.) juicy,
sweet-tart with brown-sugar overtone. Skin:
striped red. Flesh: crisp. Ripe late August.
#5 - $64.99
Kerr Applecrab
zone 2 o
Malus ‘Dolgo’ x ‘Haralson’
excellent for eating fresh & canning – storage 27
weeks (into January)
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) sweet.
Skin: deep red . Flesh: yellow flecked with red. Ripe
late September; best if picked after late frost.
#5 - $64.99
shrubs
Odyssey Apple
zone 3 o
Malus ‘Jefsey’ Parentage unknown
excellent for eating fresh, good for pies & sauces –
storage 5-6 weeks
Fruit 7cm (2.75 in.) crisp,
sweet. Skin: red blush on yellow. Similar to ‘Gala’.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $84.99
#10 - $119.99
APPLECRAB, Crabapple
roses
Norland Apple
zone 2 o
Malus ‘Rescue’ x ‘Red Melba’
good for eating fresh & cooking – storage 16 weeks if
picked green Fruit 7cm (2.75 in.) sweet. Skin: red with
green stripes. Flesh: creamy white. Heavy crop.
#5 - $64.99
Honeycrisp Apple
zone 3 o
Malus ‘Macoun’ x ‘Honeygold’
excellent for eating fresh, dessert, sauces, baking –
storage 6 months
Fruit 8cm (3 in.) sweet, juicy, crisp, subacid to
strongly aromatic. Skin: mottled red over yellow.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $84.99
#10 - $119.99
vines
Combination Apple
zone 3 o
Minimum of three apple varieties have been
grafted onto one tree. Varieties as labelled. All are
excellent for eating fresh and pollinize each other.
#5 - $89.99
#10 - $139.99
Goodland Apple
zone 3 o
Patten Greening seedling
excellent for eating fresh & cooking – storage 20 weeks
Fruit 7.5cm (3 in.) juicy, sweet, aromatic. Skin: green
with red blush. Flesh: crisp & white. Very productive. Excellent all purpose apple.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $84.99
#10 - $119.99
evergreens
FRUIT TREES
evergreens
# - pot size
Westcot Apricot
zone 3 o
Prunus armeniaca mandchurica ‘Scout’ x ‘McClure’
excellent for eating fresh or canning
Fruit 4cm
(1.5 in.) mild, sweet flavour. Skin: gold yellow, freestone. Hardy flower buds. Ripe early August.
#7 - $89.99
annuals
trees
fruit
shrubs
roses
vines
CHERRY, Dwarf Sour Cherry
Hardy prairie cherries are self-fruitful and semi-sweet; they
are juicier and contain as much or more fruit sugar (sucrose)
than sweet cherries which will increase if fruit is left longer
on the shrub. They are excellent pie fruit. Average harvest late
July/early August. Brix ratings reflect the sweetness of cherries;
they exist for the ‘Romance Series’.
8 – average 14 – good 16+ – excellent
Carmine Jewel Cherry treeform
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘SK Carmine Jewel’
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) skin and flesh dark red, hard pit.
Ripe early August. Self-fruitful – Bx 17.
#7 - $84.99
#10 - $119.99
zone 3 o
Crimson Passion Cherry treeform
Prunus x kerrasis ‘SK Crimson Passion’
excellent for eating fresh, sauce, juice, jelly, pies
Fruit 4 cm (1.5 in.) dark red, red flesh; hard pit. Nonsuckering. Ripe early August. Self-fruitful – Bx 22.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
Cupid Cherry treeform
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Cupid’
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) dark red; blooms later than other
cherries. Ripe in August. Self-fruitful – Bx 19.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
zone 3 o
Evans Cherry treeform
Prunus cerasus ‘Evans’
excellent for eating fresh, preserves, wine
Fruit 2.5cm (1 in.) semi-sweet, juicy. Skin: dark red.
Flesh: orange-red. Ripe late August. Self-fruitful.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
Juliet Cherry treeform
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Juliet’
best for juice, excellent for eating fresh, preserves
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) burgundy red, sweet, flavourful.
Few suckers. Ripe early August. Self-fruitful – Bx 20.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
Romeo Cherry treeform
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Romeo’
best for juice, good for eating fresh & processing
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) dark red-black. Ripe early
August. Self-fruitful – Bx 22.
#7 - $84.99
$10 - $119.99
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Valentine Cherry treeform
zone 2 o
Prunus x kerrasis ‘Valentine’
excellent for processing & pies
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) bright red, tart; very productive
pie cherry; ripe early August. Slight suckering.
Self-fruitful – Bx 15.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
PEAR
pollination – 2 different varieties within 1 city block
soil – moist
note – large white flowers, good purplish bronze fall colour
Early Gold Pear
zone 3 o
Pyrus x ussuriensis ‘JefGold’
good for eating fresh, preserves Fruit 5cm (2 in.)
sweet, very juicy. Skin: greenish gold. Flesh: yellow.
Ripe early August. Vigorous. Consistent producer.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $119.99
Ure Pear Ussuriensis seedling
zone 3 o
Morden Research Release with ‘Bartlett’ in its ancestry
good for eating fresh, canning, jam – storage 6 weeks
if refrigerated Fruit 5cm (2 in.) sweet, juicy. Skin:
greenish yellow. Drought tolerant once established. Resistant to fireblight. Ripe mid August.
#5 -$64.99
PLUM
pollination – Western Sandcherry, Toka Plum
soil – moist
Brookred Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus nigra x P. salicina, Ivanovka seedling
excellent for eating fresh, cooking, jam
Fruit 4cm (1.5 in.) good flavour. Skin: dark red.
Heavy producer. Ripe late August/early Sept.
#5 - $64.99
Combination Plum
zone 3 o
Multiple plum varieties have been budded onto
one tree. Varieties as labelled.
#7 - $99.99
Mount Royal Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus ‘Mount Royal’
excellent for eating fresh, preserves, dessert, jam
Fruit juicy. Skin: bluish-black. Flesh: firm & yellow.
Freestone. Hardy European plum. Ripe late August.
Self-fruitful (benefits from cross pollination).
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $84.99
Pembina Plum
zone 2 o
Prunus salicina ‘Red June’ x P. nigra
excellent for eating fresh, good for jam, fair for
canning
Fruit 5cm (2 in.) sweet, juicy, egg
shaped. Skin: orange-red with bluish bloom. Flesh:
yellow. Freestone. Ripe mid-late August.
#5 - $64.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
TREES
ASH, GREEN ASH
soil – dry to wet (keep moist until established)
note – tolerates alkaline soil, drought & chinooks
BIRCH
bark – dark brown when young maturing to white
pruning (if required) – in July when fully leafed out
Cutleaf European Weeping Birch
zone 2 o
Betula pendula ‘Laciniata’
Tall tree with white peeling bark, graceful weeping branches; deeply serrated leaves, yellow fall
foliage. Slower growing than other birches.
#7 - $89.99
#15 - $179.99
Dakota Pinnacle Asian White Birch zone 3 o
Betula platyphylla ‘Fargo’
Narrow tree; yellow fall foliage. Greyish-orange
young bark, slightly peeling bark. More drought
tolerant than other birches. Slow growing.
#2 - $26.99
#7 - $89.99
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $129.99
Prairie Spire Green Ash
zone 2 o
Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Rugby’
Seedless. Oval tree; large glossy green leaves,
bright golden in fall. Tolerates alkaline soil,
drought & chinooks.
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $174.99 #25 - $349.99
CEDAR
Parkland Pillar Asian White Birch
zone 3 o
Betula platyphylla ‘Jefpark’
Narrow tree with dense, dark green foliage, golden
in late fall; peeling white bark, upright branching.
Fast growing. Prefers moist, well-drained soil.
#5 - $79.99
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annuals
bare root
Paper Birch multistem
zone 1 o
Betula papyrifera
Oval tree with chalky white peeling bark; large
deep green leaves turn yellow in fall. This multistem variety comes with 3 to 4 stems and will have
a wider crown. Native.
#5 - $64.99
trees
Patmore Green Ash
zone 2 o
Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’
Seedless. Oval tree; glossy green leaves, golden in
fall. Tolerates alkaline soil, drought & chinooks.
Excellent substitute for the American Elm. Fast
growing.
#10 - $129.99
fruit
Foothills Green Ash
zone 2 o
Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Heuver’
Seedless. Upright, rounded tree; glossy green
leaves turn golden in fall. Drought & chinook tolerant once established. Tighter selection of
‘Patmore’ Green Ash.
Swedish Columnar Aspen
zone 2 o
Populus tremula ‘Erecta’
Seedless. Very narrow tree with near vertical,
twisted branches; bronzy new leaves turn golden
yellow in fall. Very fast growing.
#2 - $22.99
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $124.99
#7 - $84.99
#15 - $179.99
shrubs
Prairie Horizon Manchurian Alder
o
Siberian Alder
zone 3
Alnus hirsuta ‘Harbin’
Broadly pyramidal tree, dark green foliage turns
yellow in fall; purple catkins before leaves, tiny
cone-like seed capsules. Tolerates dry and wet
conditions. Fast growth.
Prairie Skyrise Trembling Aspen
zone 2 o
Populus tremuloides [hybrida] ‘Prairie Skyrise’
Narrow tree, very compact branching, deep green
foliage turns golden yellow in fall. Fast growing.
#5 - $64.99
roses
ALDER
Quaking Aspen, Trembling Aspen zone 1 o
Populus tremuloides
Pyramidal to round growth. Deep green leaves,
golden yellow fall colour. Tends to sucker. Fast
growing. Native.
#2 - $22.99
#5 - $64.99
vines
Toka Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus domestica ‘Toka’
good for eating fresh, freezing, canning
Fruit medium sized, rich flavour. Skin: apricot red.
Flesh yellow. Ripe early September. Self-fruitful.
#5 - $64.99
ASPEN
evergreens
Pfitsen # 5 Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus salicina ‘Pfitsen #5’
good for eating fresh & preserves
Fruit 3cm (1.25 in.) round, juicy. Skin: yellow. Flesh:
tender. Freestone. Vigorous, Ripe mid August.
#5 - $64.99
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Prairie Dream Paper Birch
zone 1 o
Betula papyrifera ‘Varen’
Pyramidal to oval tree with snow-white peeling
bark; large deep green leaves turn bright golden
in fall. Tolerant of wet and poorly drained soil.
#7 - $89.99
Trost’s Dwarf European Birch
zone 2 o
Betula pendula ‘Trost’s Dwarf’
Dwarf birch with deeply dissected leaves, golden in
fall, interesting weeping growth habit. Hardy substitute for lace-leaf Japanese maple. Slow growth.
#2 - $29.99
Young’s Weeping Birch
zone 2 o
Betula pendula ‘Youngii’
European Weeping Birch, white peeling bark;
broad, irregular, weeping growth habit. This small
tree is attractive year around. Top grafted.
#10 - $129.99
CARAGANA, Peashrub
trees
fruit
shrubs
flowers – in spring, small yellow, pea-shaped
note – keep soil moist
Fernleaf Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens ‘Lorbergii’
Vase-shaped branches, fern-like bright green
leaves; top grafted onto a caragana trunk.
#5 - $89.99
Sutherland Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens ‘Sutherland’
Narrow, upright tree, yellow fall colour. Does not
sucker.
#5 - $64.99
Walker Weeping Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens ‘Walker’
Fern-like bright green leaves on weeping branches;
top grafted onto a caragana trunk. Slow growing.
#7 - $99.99
#10 - $129.99
Weeping Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens ‘Pendula’
Small round bright green leaves on weeping
branches; top grafted onto a caragana trunk.
#7 - $99.99
#10 - $129.99
CHERRY Ornamental
annuals
Goldspur Amur Cherry
zone 2 o
Prunus maackii ‘Jefspur’
Small rounded tree, dark green foliage turns yellow
in fall; coppery peeling bark. White flowers, small
black fruit for birds. Dwarf selection of Amur Cherry.
#7 - $89.99
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Pincherry ‘Mary Liss’
zone 3 o
Prunus pennsylvanica ‘Mary Liss’
Slender branches, deep green leaves, orange fall
colour; small red cherries for jelly & eating fresh, ripe
in late summer; dark red bark. Native selection.
#5 - $69.99
#10 - $129.99
CHOKECHERRY Ornamental
flowers – abundant white flower clusters
roots – tend to sucker
fruit – tart black edible cherries for jelly, sauces, preserves
and are loved by birds
Bailey Select Schubert Chokecherry
P. virginiana melanocarpa ‘Bailey Select’ zone 2 o
Oval tree with a uniform growth habit; new green
leaves mature to purple red in July and turn reddish purple in fall. Vigorous.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
Midnight Schubert Chokecherry
zone 2 o
P. virginiana melanocarpa ‘Midnight Schubert’
leaves mature to burgundy in July and turn reddish
purple in fall. Vigorous. Improved ‘Schubert’ Cherry.
#10 - $129.99
Spur Schubert Chokecherry
zone 2 o
P. virginiana melanocarpa ‘Spur Schubert’
leaves mature to purple red in July, reddish purple
in fall. Vigorous. Compact ‘Schubert’ Cherry.
#10 - $129.99
CRABAPPLE, Flowering
Malus Rosybloom x astringens spp.
roots – deep
flowers – early in spring
feature – orange to red fall foliage, flaking mature bark
Big River Flowering Crab.
zone 3 o
Pink flowers, bronzy-green leaves turn orange yellow in fall; small crimson fruit persists into winter.
Pyramidal growth.
#5 - $64.99
Courageous Flowering Crab.
zone 2 o
Malus x ‘DurLawrence’
Pink flowers; new leaves bronzy-red mature to
green with an orange glow in fall. May produce
very few fruit. Upright narrow tree.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
Gladiator Flowering Crab.
zone 2 o
Malus x astringens ‘Durleo’
Rosy-pink flowers, glossy purple leaves, small
purple fruit. Upright narrow growth habit.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $129.99
feature – flaking bark when mature
pruning – between October and March, when dormant
flowers – large creamy white conical in July, very fragrant
Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac
zone 3
o
Syringa reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’
Oval tree, smooth dark-brown bark. Shallow wide
roots. Drought tolerant once established.
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
Snowdance Japanese Tree Lilac
zone 3 o
Syringa reticulata ‘Bailine’
Oval tree, no seeds; lustrous green foliage, no fall
colour. Smooth dark red bark. Prefers moist, welldrained soil.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99
LINDEN, Basswood
soil – moist
flowers – in July, very small & very fragrant
roots – deep; excellent shade tree
Dropmore Linden
zone 2 o
Tilia flavescens ‘Dropmore’
Dense, pyramidal tree, large medium green heartshaped leaves turn golden yellow in fall.
#7 - $89.99
#15 - $179.99
#10 - $129.99 #25 - $349.99
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annuals
bare root
Brandon American Elm
zone 2 o
Ulmus americana ‘Brandon’
Stately, vase-shaped tree with deep green toothed
foliage, golden in fall. Branch tips droop. Improved
branching habit over species. Fast growing.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
LILAC
trees
American Elm
zone 2 o
Ulmus americana
Stately, vase-shaped tree with deep green toothed
foliage, brilliant yellow in fall. Branch tips droop.
Fast growing.
#7 - $89.99
#15 - $179.99
#10 - $129.99 #25 - $349.99
Ostrya virginiana
zone 3
o
Pyramidal when young maturing to a broad
crown, some drooping branches. Dark yellowishgreen leaves, yellow in fall. Very strong wood, flaking rough brown bark, drooping catkins in spring,
hop-like fruit. Adapts to dry and moist locations.
#7 - $89.99
fruit
ELM
IRONWOOD, Hop Hornbeam
shrubs
Thunderchild Flowering Crab.
zone 2 o
Malus x ‘Thunderchild’
Single rose-pink flowers, deep greenish-purple
leaves turn purple-red in fall; small dark red fruit;
dark red bark. Compact tree. Fireblight resistant.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
NEW
roses
Spring Snow Flowering Crab.
zone 3 o
Malus x ‘Spring Snow’
Pink buds open to pure white flowers, glossy
green leaves, bright golden yellow fall colour.
Typically fruitless.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
Toba Hawthorn
zone 3 o
Crataegus x mordenensis ‘Toba’
Double white flowers mature to pink; typically
fruitless; deeply lobed green foliage turns copperred in fall. Compact rounded tree.
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
vines
Snowbird Hawthorn
zone 3 o
Crataegus x mordenensis ‘Snowbird’
Double white flowers, few red berries; deeply
lobed green foliage turns copper-red in fall. Hardier and more upright rounded tree than ‘Toba’.
#10 - $129.99 #25 - $349.99
Pink Spire Flowering Crab.
zone 2 o
Lavender-pink flowers, purplish leaves mature to
green-bronze, persistent bright red very small
fruit; dark red bark. Narrow upright growth habit.
#5 - $64.99
Royal Beauty Weeping Crab.
zone 3 o
Malus x ‘Royal Beauty’
Weeping branches. Pink flowers, small red fruit;
purple-red leaves turn coppery in fall. Prefers a
sheltered location.
#5 - $64.99
evergreens
HAWTHORN
evergreens
# - pot size
vines
NEW
Greenspire Linden
zone 3 o
Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’
Pyramidal narrow tree, dark green heart-shaped
leaves turn yellow in fall. Strong branching.
#7 - $89.99
Lone Star Littleleaf Linden
zone 2 o
Tilia cordata ‘BySkinner’
Pyramidal tree, dark green heart-shaped leaves,
exceptional yellow fall colour.
#5 - $64.99
#15 - $179.99
#10 - $129.99 #25 - $349.99
shrubs
roses
True North American Linden
zone 2 o
Tilia americana ‘Duros’
Upright growing tree; young whitish bark darkens
with age. Golden fall foliage.
#10 - $129.99
MAACKIA
Summertime Amur Maackia
zone 3 o
Maackia amurensis ‘Summertime’
Rounded tree, creamy white spikes of pea-like
flowers in July/August; silvery new leaves turn
forest green. Showy mottled olive bark. Tolerates
dry and moist soil. Slow growing.
#5 - $69.99
MAPLE
annuals
trees
fruit
soil – moist, slightly acidic; alkaline tolerant where noted
flowers – small, greenish-white to yellow
Amur Maple
zone 2 o
Acer ginnala
Bright golden to crimson fall foliage; slender, irregular growing branches, deeply lobed leaves.
Drought tolerant once established. Fast growing.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
Amur Maple multistem
zone 2 o
Acer ginnala
Bright golden to crimson fall foliage; slender, irregular growing branches, deeply lobed leaves.
Drought tolerant once established. Fast growing.
This multistem tree comes with 3 to 4 stems and
will have a wider crown.
#5 - $36.99
#10 - $89.99
Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple
zone 3 o
Acer saccharum ‘Bailsta’
Orange, red and yellow fall colour. Rounded tree,
symmetrical branching; dark green foliage. Somewhat drought tolerant once established.
#10 - $129.99
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Flame Amur Maple multistem
zone 3 o
Acer ginnala ‘Flame’
Brilliant scarlet red fall colour, scarlet samaras in
late summer. Rounded upright multistem tree.
Improved Amur Maple.
#2 - $26.99
Hot Wings Tatarian Maple
zone 3 o
Acer tataricum ‘GarAnn’
Upright graceful spreading tree, dark green leaves
turn orange-red in fall; bright red samara. Tolerant of drought and alkaline soils.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $89.99
zone 3 o
Korean Maple multistem
Acer pseudosieboldianum
Red new leaves mature to bronze-green and turn
a blend of yellow, orange, red in fall. Branching
gives a Japanese maple characteristic.
#7 - $59.99
Prairie Splendor Norway Maple
zone 3 o
Acer platanoides ‘Prairie Splendor’
Broad oval tree; large deep red leaves turn reddish bronze in fall. Hardier selection of a 60 year
old local ‘Crimson King’ maple. Very ornamental.
Slow growing.
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
Royal Crown Amur Maple
zone 2 o
Acer ginnala ‘Jefum’
Shades of red fall foliage. Tolerant of drought and
alkaline soil once established. Improved Amur
Maple.
#7 - $89.99
Rugged Charm Tatarian Maple
zone 3 o
Acer tataricum ‘JFS-KW2’
Bright red, yellow, orange fall colour. White flower
clusters, bright red samara. Oval crown. Tolerant
of drought and alkaline soils.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $129.99
Sensation Manitoba Maple
zone 3 o
Boxelder Maple
Acer negundo ‘Sensation’
Seedless. Orange red fall colour. Uniform rounded
tree, light green leaves with reddish new growth.
Silver Cloud Silver Maple
zone 2 o
Acer saccharinum ‘Silver Cloud’
Golden fall colour; light green leaves. Rounded
crown, vigorous. Hardier selection of Silver Maple
species.
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
MAYDAY, European Bird Cherry
note – black berries are loved by birds
MOUNTAIN ASH
Red Cascade Mountain Ash
zone 3 o
Sorbus americana ‘Dwarfcrown’
Narrow tree, brilliant yellow-orange fall foliage;
orange-red fruit. Does well in any well-drained soil.
#10 - $129.99
OAK
Ohio Buckeye
zone 2 o
Aesculus glabra
Rounded tree; white flower clusters, golden to
orange fall foliage. Deep roots. Slow growing.
#7 - $89.99
#15 - $179.99 #25 - $349.99
PLUM Ornamental
Muckle Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus x nigrella ‘Muckle’
Bright red buds, early bright pink flowers; no fruit;
red fall foliage; tolerates heavy soil.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $89.99
Princess Kay Plum
zone 3 o
Prunus nigra ‘Princess Kay’
Double white flowers, some orange fruit; dark
green leaves turn red in fall; dark reddish-brown.
#10 - $129.99
POPLAR (Aspen, see Aspen)
roots – shallow, aggressive
Assiniboine Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x ‘Assiniboine’
Seedless. Pyramidal tree, strong branching, yellow
fall foliage. Disease resistant. Very fast growing.
#2 - $22.99
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annuals
bare root
Bur Oak
zone 2 o
Quercus macrocarpa
Open growing crown; ridged bark; lobed dark
green leaves, yellowish-brown in fall. Drought
tolerant once established. Small acorns, taproot.
Fast growing when young.
#10 - $129.99 #15 - $179.99
soil – prefers moist soil, does well in dry soil
flowers – cone-shaped candle-like flower clusters
fruit – small prickly inedible nut
leaves – large green, palmate, exotic look
trees
Showy Mountain Ash
zone 2 o
Sorbus decora
Rounded crown; sticky buds, bright red berries.
Resistant to fireblight. Excellent ornamental tree
year round.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99
OHIO BUCKEYE
fruit
Russian Mountain Ash
zone 2 o
Sorbus aucuparia ‘Rossica’
Upright oval dense pyramidal crown. Showy red
berries.
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $129.99
Urban Pinnacle Oak
zone 3 o
Quercus macrocarpa ‘JFS-KW3’
Narrow to oval tree, lobed dark green glossy foliage turns yellow, red and russet in fall, very small
acorns, taproot. Good for landscape or street use.
#10 - $129.99
shrubs
Pyramidal Mountain Ash
zone 3 o
Sorbus aucuparia ‘Fastigiata’
Tight pyramidal tree; small orange-red berries persist into winter. Slow growing. Great accent tree.
#7 - $89.99
Top Gun Bur Oak
zone 3 o
Quercus macrocarpa ‘Top Gun’
Narrow Bur Oak with a strong central leader; ridged
whitish bark, lobed dark green leaves, yellowishbrown in fall, small acorns, taproot. Drought tolerant once established.
#7 - $89.99
roses
flowers – white flower clusters, red berries loved by birds
feature – large dark green leaflets; bright orange-red fall
foliage; smooth, shiny bark
NEW
vines
Mayday, Common Mayday
zone 3 o
Prunus padus commutata
Rounded, low headed tree; white flowers, very
small black inedible berries; dark green leaves turn
yellow to red in fall.
#5 - $64.99
#15 - $179.99 #25 - $349.99
Northern Pin Oak
zone 3 o
Quercus ellipsoidalis
Oval tree; deeply lobed, rich green leaves, red fall
foliage. Very small acorns. Deep roots. Slow growing. Very ornamental tree. Needs moist soil.
#5 - $64.99
evergreens
Unity Sugar Maple
zone 3 o
Acer saccharum ‘Jefcan’
Yellow, orange-red fall colour. Oval tree, dark green
foliage. Selected Sugar Maple for the Prairies.
#10 - $129.99
trees
fruit
shrubs
roses
vines
evergreens
# - pot size
Sargent Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus sargentii
Seedless. Broad tree, male form of ‘Plains Cottonwood’. Green leaves late into fall, then turn yellow.
Native selection.
#2 - $22.99
#5 - $64.99
soil – moist
roots – deep, wide spreading, usually with a taproot;
fruit – sweet, large edible nut, pick green after heavy frost
Prairie Sky Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x canadensis ‘Prairie Sky’
Seedless. Narrow tree, dark green leaves, silver underneath, golden in fall. Very fast growing.
#2 - $22.99
Black Walnut, American Walnut
zone 3 o
Juglans nigra
Broad rounded tree, yellow fall colour. Dark green
long exotic looking leaflets. Self-fruitful.
Sundancer Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x ‘ACWS151’
[P. ‘Walker’ x P. canadensis serotina de selys’]
Seedless. Narrow tall tree with good disease and
insect pests resistance. Golden yellow fall foliage.
Does not sucker. Drought tolerant.
#1 - $12.99
#10 - $124.99
Butternut, White Walnut
zone 3 o
Juglans cinerea
Broad rounded tree, golden fall colour. Tolerates
dry rocky soil. Slow growing. Self-fruitful.
#5 - $64.99
Tower Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x canescens ‘Tower’
Seedless. Narrow tree with near vertical branching; glossy green leaves; tends to sucker if roots
are disturbed. Golden fall colour. Very fast growth.
#5 - $64.99
RUSSIAN OLIVE
soil – very dry to dry; very alkaline and salt tolerant
fruit – small inedible olives
feature – black shredding bark, very thorny branches
Russian Olive
zone 3 o
Elaeagnus angustifolia
Rounded crown, irregular branching; narrow silvery
leaves; tiny fragrant yellow flowers. Fast growing.
#5 - $64.99
#10 - $129.99
Russian Olive multistem
zone 3 o
Elaeagnus angustifolia
Rounded crown, irregular branching; narrow
silvery leaves; tiny fragrant yellow flowers. Fast
growth. The multistem Russian Olive comes with
3 to 4 stems and will have a wider crown.
#2 - $26.99
SERVICEBERRY, Saskatoon
soil – moist or dry
fruit – edible dark purple berries
annuals
WALNUT
Standing Ovation Serviceberry
zone 2 o
Amelanchier alnifolia ‘Obelisk’
Narrow upright tree. White flower show in spring,
deep green foliage emerges red in spring, turning outstanding red and orange in fall.
#5 - $64.99
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WILLOW
soil – moist to wet; best where soil moisture is readily
available
roots – shallow and aggressive
feature – chinook tolerant; very fast growing
Golden Willow
zone 2 o
Salix alba ‘Vitellina’
Broad pyramidal tree with golden bark when
young showing off in winter; narrow green leaves
on arching branches.
#5 - $64.99
Laurel Leaf Willow
zone 2 o
Salix pentandra
Low headed rounded tree; yellow buds open to
shiny dark green leaves, golden yellow in fall.
Deeply furrowed bark.
#5 - $64.99
#7 - $89.99
#10 - $124.99
Prairie Cascade Weeping Willow
zone 3 o
Salix pentandra x sepulcras ‘Prairie Cascade’
Golden bark and golden weeping branches show
off in winter, glossy dark green leaves turn yellow
in fall. Fuzzy yellow catkins.
#5 - $64.99
Silverleaf Willow
zone 2 o
Siberian White Willow
Salix alba ‘Sericea’
Rounded tree; narrow silver-grey leaves turn
yellow in fall; orange-brown bark. Substitute for
the Russian Olive in a moist location; tolerates
drier soil than other willows.
#5 - $64.99
full shade
part shade
o
full sun
These trees and shrubs are dormant and bare root. They
are not sold in containers and available in spring only
until end of May. Bare root trees and bare root shrubs
are guaranteed for the first growing season only. No
over-winter guarantee applies.
POPLAR TREES bare root
HEDGING bare root
We offer a wide variety of water plants
for various water gardens.
Prices as marked.
All water plants are guaranteed for
the first growing season only.
annuals
bare root
LILAC – Late Lilac Syringa villosa
zone 2 o
Fragrant rose-mauve flowers in late June; deep
roots, non-suckering. Drought tolerant once
established.
Plant 1m (3 ft) apart
30-45cm (12-18 in.) bare root – $3.00 each
WATER PLANTS
trees
LILAC – Common old-fashioned Lilac zone 2 o
Syringa vulgaris
Fragrant lavender flowers; tends to sucker freely.
Cultivation up to hedge can control suckering.
Drought tolerant once established.
Plant 1m (3 ft) apart
fruit
COTONEASTER, Hedge Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster lucidus
zone 2
o
Glossy leaves turn orange red in fall; drought tolerant. Prune to 30cm (1 ft) when planting for a hedge.
Plant 30-45cm (1-1.5 ft) apart
Herbs – 3.5" (9 cm) pot ________________ $4.49
Onions & Leeks (basket) _______________ $2.49
Peppers (4 per basket) ________________ $2.49
Peppers – 3.5" (9 cm) pot ______________ $2.99
Tomatoes (4 per basket) ______________ $2.49
Tomatoes – 3.5" (9 cm) pot _____________ $2.99
Tomatoes – 5.5" (15 cm) pot ____________ $6.99
Tomatoes #1 pot ____________________ $9.99
Vegetables (4 per basket) ______________ $2.49
Vegetables – 3.5" (9 cm) peat pot _______ $2.49
(Melon, Cucumber, Squash)
shrubs
CARAGANA – Common Caragana
zone 2 o
Caragana arborescens
Bright yellow flowers in July; olive green bark;
bright green rounded leaves; tolerates drought
and very alkaline soil.
Plant 30-60cm (1-2 ft) apart
roses
Prairie Sky Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x canadensis ‘Prairie Sky’
Seedless. Narrow tree, dark green leaves, silver
underneath, golden in fall. Very fast growing.
Plant 1.8-2m (6-7 ft) apart
1 year whip bare root – $14.00 each
Bedding-out plants (4 per basket) _______ $2.49
Bedding-out plants – 3.5"(9 cm) sq. ______ $3.89
Bedding-out plants – 4"(10 cm) rd. ______ $4.49
Begonias (non-stop) – 3.5" (9 cm) pot ____ $3.89
Calla Lily – 4.5" (11 cm) pot ____________ $6.99
Canna Lily – #1 pot ___________________ $9.99
Dahlia – 4" (10 cm) pot ________________ $4.49
Dracaena Spikes – 3.5" (9 cm) pot _______ $3.99
Dracaena Spikes – 4.5" (11 cm) pot ______ $4.99
Fuchsia – 4" (10 cm) pot _______________ $4.49
Geranium (zonal) – 5" (12 cm) pot _______ $5.49
Martha Washington Geranium
– 6" (15 cm) pot _______ $6.99
Mini Rose – 3.5" (9 cm) pot ____________ $5.99
Mosquito Plant (Citronella) – 5" (12 cm) pot __ $5.49
Proven Winners – 3.5" (9 cm) pot ________ $3.89
Purple Fountain Grass – 4.5" (11 cm) pot __ $6.99
Annual Grasses – 4.5" (11 cm) pot _______ $5.99
vines
Assiniboine Poplar
zone 2 o
Populus x ‘Assiniboine’
Seedless. Pyramidal tree, strong branching, yellow
fall foliage. Disease resistant. Very fast growing.
Plant 3-4m (10-13 ft) apart
1 year whip bare root – $14.00 each
ANNUALS
evergreens
SHELTERBELT TREES
& HEDGING
No over-winter guarantee appplies.
35
# - pot size
PERENNIALS
All perennials are guaranteed for the first growing
season only. No over-winter guarantee applies.
We carry a wide selection of perennials flowers,
ferns and grasses. The following list shows our
most common plants, but throughout the season
more and different varieties may become available. Please drop in and see what’s new.
9 cm pot ______________________ $4.99
11 cm pot _____________________ $7.99
15 cm pot ____________________ $11.99
20 cm pot ____________________ $16.99
Although not specific for each plant variety, we
wanted to give you ranges on blooming colours,
mature heights and soil conditions. It will give you
a good start to your gardening adventure.
Specialty perennials – prices may vary
perennials
annuals
COMMON NAME
BOTANICAL NAME
FLOWER
COLOUR
MATURE
SOIL
SIZE
MOISTURE
BLOOM
TIME
LIGHT
Aster, Alpine
Aster alpinus
blue, pink, white
6"
dry-moist
spring
O
Aster, Fall
Aster spp.
bl, pk, pur, wh
18"
dry-moist
fall
O
Astilbe, False Spirea
Astilbe spp.
pink, red, white
12-36"
very moist
summer
O
Baby’s Breath, Common
Gypsophila paniculata
pink, white
36"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Baby’s Breath, Creeping
Gypsophila repens
pink, white
6"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Beebalm, Bergamot
Monarda spp.
pink, purple, red
12-48"
dry-moist
summer
Beard Tongue
Penstemon spp.
pink, purple
18"
dry-moist
summer
Bellflower, Fairy Thimble
Campanula cochlearifolia
blue
4"
dry-moist
summer
Bellflower, Harebell
Campanula carpatica
blue, white
6-12"
dry-moist
summer
Bellflower, Peachleaf
Campanula persicifolia
blue, white
24"
dry-moist
summer
Black-eyed Susan
Rudbeckia fulgida
yellow
24-30"
dry-moist
sum/fall
O
Blanket Flower
Gaillardia x grandiflora spp. red, yellow
6-36"
very dry-dry
sum/fall
O
Bleeding Heart, Common
Dicentra spectabilis
pink, white
24-36"
dry-moist
spring
O
Bleeding Heart, Fernleaf
Dicentra formosa spp.
pink, red, white
8-15"
dry-moist
spring/sum
O
Bugleweed
Ajuga spp.
shades of blue
2-12"
dry-moist
spring
Candytuft
Iberis sempervirens
white
6-12"
dry-moist
spring/sum
Canterbury Bells
Campanula medium
blue
36"
dry-moist
summer
Catmint
Nepeta racemosa
blue
12"
dry-moist
spr/sum/fall
Columbine, Common
Aquilegia spp.
bl, pk, wh, yel
18-36"
dry-moist
spring
Columbine, Dwarf
Aquilegia spp.
bl, pk, wh, yel
6-8"
dry-moist
spring
Coneflower
Echinacea purpurea
pk, pur, wh
18-36"
dry-moist
sum/fall
Coral Bells
Heuchera spp.
pink, red, white
12-18"
dry-moist
spring/sum
Cornflower, Bachelor’s Button Centaurea spp.
blue, pink
24"
dry-moist
summer
Cranesbill
Geranium spp.
blue, pink, purple 18-36"
dry-moist
summer
Cranesbill, Dwarf
Geranium spp.
blue, pink, purple 6-10"
dry-moist
summer
Creeping Jenny
Lysimachia nummularia
yellow
4"
moist
summer
Cushion Spurge
Euphorbia polychroma
yellow
18"
very dry-dry
spring
Daylily
Hemerocallis spp.
or, pk, pur, red, yel 10-48"
dry-moist
summer
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O
O
O
full shade
part shade
COMMON NAME
O full sun
BOTANICAL NAME
FLOWER
COLOUR
MATURE
SOIL
SIZE
MOISTURE
BLOOM
TIME
LIGHT
Delphinium
Delphinium spp.
blue, purple, white 36-48"
dry-moist
summer
O
Elephant Ears
Bergenia cordifolia
pink
15-18"
dry-moist
spring
O
Evening Primrose
Oenothera macrocarpa
yellow
6-12"
dry
summer
O
Fern – Japanese Painted
Athyrium niponicum
–
12-24"
moist
–
Fern – hybrid male
Dryopteris filix-mas
–
36-48"
moist
–
Fern – Ostrich
Matteuccia struthiopteris
–
36-48"
moist
–
Flax, Perennial
Linum spp.
blue
18"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Fleabane Daisy
Erigeron spp.
blue, pink
15-24"
dry-moist
summer
O
Fleeceflower, Knotweed
Persicaria spp.
pink
6-24"
dry-moist
sum/fall
O
Forget-me-not
Myosotis sylvatica
blue, pink, white
6-8"
dry-moist
spring
Gentian
Gentiana spp.
blue
4-12"
dry-moist
summer
O
Globe Flower
Trollius spp.
orange, yellow
12-24"
moist
summer
O
Globe Thistle
Echinops ritro
blue
36"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Goatsbeard
Aruncus spp.
white
36"
moist
summer
Grass – Blue Fescue
Festuca ovina
–
Grass – Blue Oat
Helictotrichon sempervirens –
8-12"
dry-moist
summer
O
24-36"
dry-moist
summer
O
Grass – Feather Reed grass Calamagrostis x acutiflora
–
36-48"
dry-moist
summer
O
Grass – Oatgrass
Arrhenatherum bulbosum
–
12-18"
dry-moist
summer
O
Grass – Switchgrass
Panicum virgatum
–
36-48"
dry-moist
summer
O
Hens & Chicks
Sempervivum spp.
pink
3"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Herman’s Pride/False Lamium Lamiastrum galeobdolon
yellow
10-12"
dry-moist
summer
Hosta, dwarf
Hosta spp.
lavender, white
6-12"
moist
summer
Hosta (specimen, background) Hosta spp.
lavender, white
12-36"
moist
summer
Iris – Arctic
Iris setosa
blue
6"
dry-moist
summer
O
Iris – Dwarf
Iris pumila
bl, pk, pur, wh, yel 4-8"
dry
spring
O
Iris – German, Bearded
Iris x germanica
bl, pk, pur, wh, yel 24-36"
dry
spring
O
Iris – Siberian
Iris sibirica
blue, white, yel
36"
moist-very moist summer
Jacob’s Ladder
Polemonium caeruleum
blue, white
24-36"
moist
summer
Lady’s Mantle
Alchemilla spp.
yellow
15"
dry-moist
summer
Lamb’s Ears
Stachys byzantina
pink
12-18"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Lamium/Deadnettle
Lamium maculatum
pink, white
6-8"
dry-moist
summer
O
Liatris/Blazing Star
Liatris spicata
purple, white
24-36"
dry
summer
O
Ligularia
Ligularia spp.
O
yellow
36-48"
moist-very moist summer
Lily – Asiatic, Tiger, Oriental Lilium spp.
or, pk, red, yel
24-48"
dry-moist
summer
Lily-of-the-Valley
Convallaria majalis
white
8"
dry-moist
spring
Lungwort
Pulmonaria spp.
blue, pink, white
12"
dry-moist
spring
Lupin
Lupinus
bl, pk, red, yel
24-36"
dry-moist
summer
O
Maltese Cross
Lychnis chalcedonica
scarlet-orange
36"
dry-moist
summer
O
Monkshood
Aconitum spp.
blue, pink, white
36-48"
moist
summer
O
perennials
37
# - pot size
perennials
annuals
COMMON NAME
BOTANICAL NAME
FLOWER
COLOUR
MATURE
SOIL
SIZE
MOISTURE
BLOOM
TIME
LIGHT
Mum, Hardy
Chrysanthemum x morifolium pk, pur, red, yel
18-24"
dry-moist
fall
O
Obedient Plant
Physostegia virginiana
pink, white
18-36"
dry-moist
summer
O
Painted Daisy
Tanacetum coccineum
pink, red, white
18-24"
dry-moist
summer
O
Peony – Fernleaf
Paeonia tenuifolia
red
24"
dry-moist
spring
O
Peony – Garden
Paeonia spp.
pink, red, white
36"
dry-moist
spring
O
Periwinkle
Vinca minor
blue, white
3"
dry-moist
sprin/sum
Phlox – Creeping
Phlox spp.
blue, pink, white
4-8"
dry-moist
spring
O
Phlox – Garden
Phlox spp.
bl, pk, pur, red, wh 36"
moist
summer
O
Pinks – Cheddar
Dianthus spp.
pink, red, white
8-12"
dry
summer
O
Pinks – Maiden
Dianthus deltoides
pink, red, white
6-8"
dry
summer
O
Poppy – Iceland
Papaver nudicaule
or, red, wh, yel
12"
dry
spring/sum
O
Poppy – Oriental
Papaver orientale
pk, pur, red, wh
24-36"
dry
summer
O
Primrose
Primula spp.
pk, pur, wh, yel
6-10"
moist
spring
Rockcress, Wall
Arabis caucasica
blue, pink, purple 6"
dry
spring
O
Rockcress
Aubrieta deltoides
blue, pink, purple 6"
dry-moist
spring
O
Russian Sage
Perovskia atriplicifolia
lavender
36"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Salvia/Blue Sage
Salvia spp.
blue, white
18-24"
dry
summer
O
Sedum – Stonecrop
Sedum spp.
pink, red, yellow
2-8"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Sedum – Stonecrop
Sedum spp.
pink, red, white
12-24"
very dry-dry
fall
O
Shasta Daisy
Leucanthemum x superbum white
15-36"
dry-moist
summer
O
Silver Brocade
Artemesia stelleriana
yellow
6-12"
very dry
summer
O
Silvermound
Artemesia schmidtiana
yellow
10-12"
very dry
summer
O
Sneezeweed
Helenium autumnale
or, red, yel
36"
moist
fall
O
Snow in Summer
Cerastium tomentosum
white
12"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Snow on the Mountain
Aegopodium podagraria
white
12"
dry-moist
summer
Soapwort, Rock Soapwort
Saponaria ocymoides
pink, white
10"
dry
summer
O
Spiderwort
Tradescantia x andersoniana bl, pk, pur, wh
12-18"
moist
summer
O
Speedwell (groundcover)
Veronica spp.
blue
2-6"
dry
summer
O
Speedwell (tall)
Veronica spp.
bl, pk, pur, wh
12-36"
dry
summer
O
Statice – German
Limonium tataricum
white
18"
dry
summer
O
Statice – Sea Lavender
Limonium latifolium
lavender
18"
dry
summer
O
Sunflower, False
Heliopsis helianthoides
yellow
24-36"
dry
summer
O
Sweet Pea
Lathyrus latifolius
pink
72-96"
dry-moist
summer
O
Sweet William
Dianthus barbatus
pink, red, white
6-15"
dry
summer
O
Sweet Woodruff
Galium odoratum
white
4-8"
moist
spring
O
Thrift, Sea Pink
Armeria maritima
pink, white
6-12"
dry-moist
summer
O
Thyme, Creeping
Thymus spp.
pink, white
2-6"
dry
summer
O
Tickseed
Coreopsis spp.
yellow
12-24"
dry-moist
summer
O
Yarrow
Achillea millefolium
pink, red, yellow
18-24"
very dry-dry
summer
O
Yucca
Yucca spp.
white
24-36"
very dry
summer
O
38
full shade
part shade
O full sun
1
2
zone map
3
4
5
Zone 1 Below -46°C
Zone 2 -46° to -40°C
6
Zone 3 -40° to -34°C
Zone 4 -34° to -29°C
Zone 5 -29° to -23°C
Zone 6 -23° to -18°C
7
8
HARDINESS
ZONE MAP
DEER
10
9
Zone 7 -18° to -12°C
Zone 8 -12° to -7°C
Zone 9 -7° to -1°C
Zone 10 -1° to
4°C
and the environment
The following list is an attempt to help you understand deer feeding habits and how these animals
may be discouraged from eating the leaves of your
garden. Remember though that menu changes
from deer to deer, year to year, season to season,
starving deer become bolder, and lots of food
makes them more choosy. Unfortunately, some like
any plant. So, there is no deer proof plant.
Deer avoid poisonous plants or
a bad experience of a plant while eating.
Deer usually don’t eat plants with coarse, fuzzy,
bristly, spiny textures, or intense aromas.
In general, plants become less tasty and tougher
as they mature. Many drought tolerant plants can
be considered deer resistant because of tougher
cell structure necessary to withstand desiccation.
Drought tolerance is a quality of established plants,
and trees at a reasonable level of maturity.
We carry the following plants that deer may leave
alone:
Evergreens
Cedar, Holmstrup
Juniper,
Alpine Carpet
Moor-Dense,
Prince of Wales,
& some others
Larch
Spruce,
Colorado,
White
Shrubs
Barberry
Broom
Cotoneaster
Cranberry
Currant
Forsythia
Lilac
Nanking cherry
Potentilla, shrub
Spirea
Wayfaring Tree
Trees
Ash
Birch
Pincherry
Russian Olive
Perennials
Bellflower
Bleeding Heart
Bugleweed
Delphinium
Fern
Forget-me-not
Geranium
Iris
Lady’s Mantle
Lamb’s Ear
Lamium
Lavender, English
Lupin
Mint
Monarda
Poppy
Sage Russian
Scabiosa
Southernwood
St. John’s Wort
Sweet Woodruff
Yarrow
Yucca
Annuals
Ageratum
Begonia,
tuberous
Dahlia
Scabiosa
Snapdragon
Sunflower
Verbena
Zinnia
Bulbs
Allium
Narcissus
39
# - pot size
INDEX
Annual, general
(flowers, vegetables) __________ 35
Apple ___________________ 27
Applecrab _______________ 27
Apricot _______________ 27-28
Alder ____________________ 29
Arrowwood ______________ 12
Ash, Green _______________ 29
Ashleaf / False Spirea ______ 12
Aspen ___________________ 29
Azalea ___________________ 12
Barberry _____________ 12-13
Birch, Dwarf Arctic (shrub) ___ 13
Birch (tree) ________________ 29-30
Bittersweet, American _______ 8
Blueberry, Bilberry _________ 23
Blue Honeysuckle/Haskap,
see Honeyberry ______________ 25
Boxwood ________________ 13
Broom ___________________ 13
Buffaloberry ______________ 13
Burning Bush _____________ 14
Caragana (shrub) ____________ 14
Caragana (tree) ______________ 30
Cedar, globe, pyramid _______ 2
Cherry (bush fruit) _________ 23-24
Cherry (fruit tree) _____________ 28
Cherry, Ornamental (tree) ____ 30
Chokeberry ______________ 14
Chokecherry (bush fruit) ______ 24
Chokecherry, Ornamental (tree) 30
Clematis ________________ 8-9
Coralberry _______________ 14
Cotoneaster ______________ 14
Crabapple (fruit tree) _________ 27
Crabapple, Flowering (tree) ___ 30-31
Cranberry ________________ 14
Currant (bush fruit) ___________ 24
Currant (shrub) _______________ 15
Dogwood _______________ 15
Double Flowering Plum,
see Plum, Ornamental _________ 19
perennials
annuals
Elderberry (bush fruit) ________ 25
Elder/Elderberry (shrub) ___ 15-16
Elm, American ____________ 31
Evergreens, topiary _________ 4
False Spirea, see Ashleaf Spirea
12
Forsythia ________________ 16
40
Goji Berry _______________ 25
Gooseberry ______________ 25
Grape ___________________ 25
Haskap, see Honeyberry
______ 25
Hawthorn ________________ 31
Hazelnut, beaked __________ 25
Hedging (bare root) ___________ 35
Hop Hornbeam, see Ironwood _ 31
Honeyberry / Haskap ______ 25
Honeysuckle (shrub) _________ 16
Honeysuckle (vine) ____________ 9
Hops _____________________ 9
Hydrangea ____________ 16-17
Ironwood, Hop Hornbeam __ 31
Ivy, hardy _________________ 9
Jostaberry, Jostacurrant ____ 25
Juniper, spreading, upright _ 2-4
Kiwi, hardy
_______________ 9
Larch __________________ 4-5
Lilac (shrub) _______________ 17-18
Lilac (tree) ___________________ 31
Linden _______________ 31-32
Maackia ________________ 32
Maple ________________ 32-33
Mayday __________________ 33
Mockorange ______________ 18
Mountain Ash ____________ 33
Nannyberry
_____________ 18
Ninebark ________________ 19
Oak
____________________ 33
Ohio Buckeye _____________ 33
Pear ____________________ 28
Perennial flowers _______ 36-38
Pines –
Bristlecone _______________ 5
Eastern White ____________ 5
Limber __________________ 5
Lodgepole _______________ 5
Mountain ________________ 5
Mugo _________________ 5-6
Ponderosa _______________ 6
Scots ____________________ 6
Swiss Stone ______________ 6
Plum (fruit tree) ____________ 28-29
Plum, Ornamental (shrub) ____ 19
Plum, Ornamental (tree) _____ 33
Potentilla ________________ 20
Poplar ________________ 33-34
Purpleleaf Sandcherry, _____ 21
see Sandcherry Ornamental (shrub)
Raspberry _______________ 26
Rhododendron ___________ 20
Rhubarb _________________ 26
Rose Daphne _____________ 20
Roses,
Hardy (climbing, shrub) ___ 10-12
Patio Rose Tree ___________ 9
Tender incl. David Austin _____ 10
Russian Almond ___________ 20
Russian Cypress,
Siberian Carpet ___________ 6
Russian Olive _____________ 34
Sandcherry
Purpleleaf, ______________ 21
see Sandcherry, Ornamental
Western Sandcherry,
see Cherry (bush fruit) ______ 23-24
Saskatoon (bush fruit) ________ 26
Saskatoon (tree),
see Serviceberry ______________ 34
Schelterbelt trees (bare root) _ 35
Schubert Chokecherry (tree),
see Chokecherry ______________ 30
Sea Buckthorn/Seaberry ___ 26
Serviceberry, Saskatoon (tree) _ 34
Siberian Carpet,
see Russian Cypress ____________ 6
Snowball, Common ________ 21
Snowberry, White/Common _ 21
Spirea ________________ 21-22
Spruce –
Colorado ______________ 6-7
Norway __________________ 7
White ___________________ 8
Strawberry _______________ 26
Sumac ___________________ 22
Summersweet ____________ 22
Topiary evergreens ________ 4
Walnut _________________ 34
Water Plants, general ______ 35
Wayfaring Tree ____________ 22
Weigela ______________ 22-23
Western Sandcherry (bush fruit)
see Cherry (bush fruit) _________ 24
Willow (shrub) ________________ 23
Willow (tree) _________________ 34
Wisteria, hardy _____________ 9
Yew _____________________ 8
Coaldale
South Sunnyside Road
Lethbridge
(403) 327-6172
City
of
Lethbridge
43 Street North
1.5 km – 1
mile
Research Centre
1 Avenue South (jail road)
South Sunnyside Road
Hwy 3 to
Victory
Church
Green Haven

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