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Crimson Sunset® Maple

Compact, upright form Dark purple foliage throughout much of the season Maroon to red-bronze fall colour

Three-flower Maple

Densely branched, rounded crown Light brown bark exfoliates in vertical strips Unique three-palmate mid-green leaves in the summer Brilliant orange-red fall foliage A tree with striking, winter appeal

Manchu Striped Maple

Small to medium ornamental tree Yellow-green bell-shaped flowers appear in dangling clusters Three-lobed leaves emerge light green, maturing dark green Fall colour includes bright yellow The winter show exhibits stripes so wide and numerous that the bark seems pure white The bark cannot tolerate full sun; understorey tree or eastern exposure Bloom Time: Late spring

Hot Wings® Tatarian Maple

Upright, spreading tree with a dense, rounded crown Greenish-white flowers Winged seeds turn a showy red in the summer as they mature Unlobed, broadly ovate green leaves in the summer turn dark red in the fall Bloom Time: Spring

Tatarian Maple

Upright, spreading tree with a dense, rounded crown Greenish-white flowers Winged seeds turn a showy red in the summer as they mature Unlobed broadly ovate green leaves in the summer turn orange-red in the fall Bloom Time: Spring

Legacy Sugar Maple

Densely branched, rounded to oval form Shiny, dark green leaves in the summer Fall foliage is bright red to orange with some golden-yellow A showy specimen for any large lawn or park

Autumn Fest® Sugar Maple

Upright growth habit with a strong central leader Faster growing than most sugar maple cultivars Dark green foliage in the summer Early orange-red to red fall colour

Flashfire® Sugar Maple

Selected from the Caddo Mountain seedings Broadly oval habit Dark green foliage in summer Brightest red fall colour

Green Mountain Sugar Maple

Broad, pyramidal habit with a strong, central leader, becoming oval with maturity Summer foliage is dark green on top and pale green beneath Brilliant red to burnt orange, fall colour A good specimen for any large lawn or park

Apollo® Sugar Maple

Uniquely narrow with dense branching and a compact, columnar form Dark green foliage withstands summer heat Vibrant red, golden-yellow, and orange in the fall

Fall Fiesta® Sugar Maple

Rounded, upright shape Insignificant yellow-green flowers Dark green foliage in the spring and summer Vibrant red, golden-yellow, and orange in the fall Bloom Time: Spring

Sugar Maple

Upright growing, with a dense rounded crown Insignificant flowers appear just before the leaves Fruit (samaras in pairs) ripen early fall Lush, green foliage through the summer Leaves turn yellow to brilliant orange or red in the fall A beautiful shade tree with striking fall colour Bloom Time: Spring

Silver Maple

Fast-growing, tall, with a rounded, open, spreading crown Small yellow flowers appear in clusters before the foliage Deeply lobed light green leaves have silvery undersides Foliage turns yellow in the fall A large tree at maturity, good for wet areas Bloom Time: Spring

October Glory® Maple

Crown has an oval to round growth habit Attractive red flowers appear before the foliage emerges Leaves retain good green colour well into fall, before changing to orange to red Excellent tree for any open area Bloom Time: Early spring

Burgundy Belle® Maple

Compact, rounded canopy Showy red flowers appear before the leaves emerge Leaves emerge red in the spring, ageing to dark green Fall foliage is orange-red changing to burgundy A good shade tree for any landscape Bloom Time: Spring

Karpick Maple

Narrow form, strong central leader and densely branched Red flowers appear before the foliage emerges Orange-yellow to red foliage in the fall A good selection for a smaller landscape Bloom Time: Early spring

Armstrong Gold™ Maple

Narrow crown with dense, ascending branches Medium green leaves in the summer turn to golden-orange in the fall The narrow growth habit makes it ideal for a street tree

Red Sunset® Maple

Fast-growing, forming a rounded crown Showy red flowers appear before the leaves emerge Glossy green leaves in the summer turn to orange-red by early fall One of the best red maple cultivars available with long-lasting fall colour Bloom Time: Spring

Redpointe® Maple

Upright, broad, pyramidal, growth habit Dominant central leader with strong branching Dark green leaves in the summer turn to bright red-scarlet in the fall A superior, fast-growing cultivar

Embers Maple

Hardy, fast-growing, upright form becoming broadly rounded with age Red, showy flowers appear before the leaves emerge Leaves emerge red, turning dark green in the summer, to brilliant red in the fall Excellent tree for any open area Bloom Time: Spring

Brandywine Maple

Crown matures to an oval, rounded form Emerald-green leaves emerge in the spring Foliage turns bright red to brilliant purple in the fall Long-lasting show of fall colour Slow-growing cultivar Seedless

Bowhall Maple

Broad columnar, pyramidal crown Showy red flowers appear before the leaves emerge Foliage emerges vibrant red, turning dark green in the summer Reddish-orange foliage in the fall Bloom Time: Spring

Autumn Spire Maple

Narrow columnar with an upright, growth habit Red, showy flowers appear before the leaves emerge Outstanding, brilliant red leaves in the fall A good choice for small, residential landscapes Bloom Time: Spring

Autumn Flame Red Maple

Dense, uniform, round crown Greenish-yellow flowers Leaves are smaller than those of other cultivars Orange-scarlet fall colour begins earlier than most rubrum cultivars Bloom Time: Early spring

Armstrong Maple

Fast-growing narrow crown, with branches growing almost vertical Green leaves in the summer resemble those of its red maple parent Fall foliage colour is yellow to orange A good tree for providing a vertical accent

Red Maple

Small to medium-sized broad-leaved hardwood Crown is small, dense and narrow with spreading or ascending branches Flowers appear in bright red clusters Leaves are green in the summer, turning red in autumn Bloom Time: May

Royal Red Maple

Oval to round, growth habit Maroon-yellow flowers appear in clusters before the foliage Maroon to purple-coloured leaves lasts throughout the summer It has no significant, fall colour Excellent as a specimen with its dark foliage Bloom Time: Spring

Princeton Gold Maple

Upright oval growth habit with strong branching Greenish-yellow insignificant flowers appear before the leaves Foliage emerges a bright golden-yellow, aging yellow-green in the summer Fall colour also yellow A good contrast tree against any dark backdrop Bloom Time: Spring

Harlequin Maple

Slow-grower with a rounded to oval crown Yellow-green flowers appear in clusters before the foliage Dark green leaves are tinged with creamy-white edges It has no significant fall colour Highlight it against a darker backdrop Bloom Time: Spring

Deborah Maple

Crown has an oval to rounded, growth habit Yellow flowers appear in clusters before the foliage Bright red emerging leaves change to deep maroon and finally to dark green Fall colour is yellow-orange to bronze Good selection of multiple colours throughout the seasons Bloom Time: Spring

Crimson Sentry Maple

Dense, compact, upright, growth habit Foliage emerges bright crimson and fades to maroon-purple as the season progresses Fall colour is red-bronze Great as a small garden tree with its narrow form

Crimson King Maple

Wide, round to oval growth habit Burgundy-yellow flowers appear in clusters before the foliage Burgundy to purple leaf colour lasts throughout the summer It has no significant fall colour Excellent as a specimen with its dark foliage Bloom Time: Spring

Striped Maple

Small, rounded, irregular crown Yellow-green bell-shaped flowers appear in pendulous clusters Three-lobed leaves emerge green with pink hues in the spring Dark green foliage in the summer, turning to bright yellow in the fall Use in woodland gardens or shaded naturalized areas Bloom Time: Late spring

Waterfall Japanese Maple

Weeping cultivar with cascading branches Leaves are dark green, turning golden with streaks of orange and red in the fall 'Waterfall' leaves are slightly longer than those of 'Viridis' Its fall colour includes more reds and yellows

Green Cutleaf Japanese Maple

Laceleaf selection with finely cut green leaves Dense mounding cutleaf maple with cascading branches Brilliant yellow to red colour in the fall Suitable for small gardens or with water features

Tamukeyama Japanese Maple

Has less finely cut foliage than others of the species Retains its deep crimson-red colour well during the summer Scarlet-coloured in the fall One of the fastest-growing cutleaf maples we offer

Green Dragon Japanese Maple

Upright, vase-shaped, bright green cutleaf maple Shape will become more rounded with age Leaves have a slight red or pink-tinged margin in the spring Fall colour ranges from light yellow to crimson

Red Dragon Japanese Maple

A laceleaf selection with extremely finely-cut leaves Retains its bright crimson-red colour well during the summer Turns to scarlet in the fall A dense, mounding, cutleaf maple with cascading branches Suitable for small gardens and water features

Orangeola Japanese Maple

A coarsely-dissected cutleaf weeping maple Leaves emerge orange in the spring, ageing to bronze-red New growth shows orange all season, contrasting with the mature leaves Fall colour is fiery-orange and red Rare red flowers in early spring produce even rarer seeds in late summer

Lemon Lime Lace Japanese Maple

Small specimen tree with weeping habit Finely textured, lacy yellow-lime foliage Foliage takes on an attractive orange tone in fall

Red Select Japanese Maple

A laceleaf selection with finely cut leaves Retains its bright crimson-red colour fairly well during the summer Turning red again in the fall A dense mounding cutleaf maple with cascading branches

Crimson Queen Japanese Maple

A laceleaf selection with extremely finely cut leaves Retains its bright crimson-red colour well during the summer Turns to scarlet in the fall A dense mounding cutleaf maple with cascading branches Suitable for small gardens and water features

Emperor1® Japanese Maple

AKA Acer palmatum 'Red Emperor' Dark red foliage spring and summer Brilliant scarlet in the fall Bark is an interesting blackish-red colour Will hold its colour well even in shady sites Leaves emerge 2 weeks later than other upright reds

Twombly's Red Sentinel Japanese Maple

Upright, dense habit, spreading somewhat with age Leaves emerge red in the spring, change to burgundy, then red-green in the summer New growth shows purple tips, contrasting with the old growth Brilliant pink-red colour in the fall Compact and somewhat columnar, compared to 'Bloodgood'

Rhode Island Red Japanese Maple

Very small, slow-growing version of upright red Japanese maple Retains its deep colour well throughout the summer Excellent red fall colour Rounded, dense habit

Fireglow Japanese Maple

Better than 'Bloodgood' in the selection of purplish-red Japanese maples Retains its deep colour well throughout the summer Excellent red fall colour Rounded, dense habit

Japanese Maple

Rounded spreading habit Attractive burgundy red foliage throughout the summer Foliage turns bright red in autumn

Japanese Maple

Planted for their graceful habit Green leaves in the summer turn to orange purple and red in the fall Broad to rounded, often low branching Small reddish-purple blooms are followed by red samaras Bloom Time: April

Green Column Maple

AKA Acer saccharum subsp. nigrum 'Green Column' Greenish-yellow flower clusters A selection of black maple with an upright oval form Very similar to the sugar maple but better adapted to hot, dry conditions Light green summer foliage turns golden-orange in the fall Bloom Time: April to May

State Street® Maple

Oval to rounded growth habit Medium green five-lobed leaves turn yellow in the fall Clusters of greenish-yellow flowers are followed by abundant samaras A dense-leaved tree providing great shade

Rugged Ridge® Maple

Vigorous, upright, oval habit Dark green leaves turn yellow in the fall Deeply furrowed corky bark Tough and adaptable with a straight leader

Cinnamon Girl™ Maple

Vase-shaped maple Trifoliate green leaves turn dark red in colour in the fall Vivid cinnamon-red bark is flaky and peels with age

Paperbark Maple

One of the most distinct cultivars in the maple genus Cinnamon-brown bark exfoliates in paper-thin strips like birch Slow-growing species with an oval shape Fall colour can be brilliant red Insect resistant Bloom Time: April

Highland Park® Bigtooth Maple

Upright pyramidal habit Thick, tatter-resistant leaves Dark green leaves turn bright red in the fall Fast-growing with a small mature height

Ruby Slippers Amur Maple

More or less rounded shape Dark green foliage turns an intense red-orange in the fall Yellow flowers are not ornamentally significant Bright red fruit in June lasts into the fall

Flame Maple

AKA Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala 'Flame' Naturally a large shrub, it can be trained into a tree form Fragrant yellowish flowers appear just before the leaves Seeds emerge red, maturing to brown Glossy dark green leaves change to fiery-red in the fall Useful as a hedge or single specimen Bloom Time: Early spring

Hedge Maple

Densely branched, broad, oval habit Dark green leaves in the summer, turning yellow in the fall Inconspicuous flowers are green Excellent street tree under utility lines with its small mature height Bloom Time: Spring

Bear's Breeches

Pink to white blooms with purple hooded bracts Deeply cut glossy leaves Makes an excellent cut flower Bloom Time: July to September

Hungarian Bear's Breeches

AKA Acanthus balcanus Hardier species than Acanthus mollis Dark green spiny leaves look similar to a thistle Flower spikes of pink and white are quite prickly to the touch Easy to care for and slow-growing Deer and rabbit resistant Bloom Time: Mid to late summer

Variegated Fiveleaf Aralia

Reclassified as Eleutherococcus sieboldianus 'Variegata' Glossy green leaves with irregular creamy margins are prickly on the undersides Clusters of greenish-white flowers are insignificant Flowers will produce small black berries Upright thorny shrub Bloom Time: May to June

Fiveleaf Aralia

Reclassified as Eleutherococcus sieboldianus Clusters of greenish-white flowers are insignificant Rapid growing with compound dark green toothed leaves Each leaf contains five to seven leaflets Fertilized flowers will produce small black berries Bloom Time: May to June

Silver Korean Fir

Upright broadly pyramidal conifer New foliage emerges shiny-silver held in whorls Needles will fade to sea-green with a prominent silver band Purple cones grow upright and disintegrate while still on the plant

Fraser Fir

Slender specimen with an overall pyramidal shape Horizontal branch structure with glossy, dark green needles Underside of the needle displays two silver bands Lends itself to both specimen or group plantings A popular cut Christmas tree

Blue Cloak White Fir

Dwarf conifer with powder-blue foliage Upright, full-bodied, pyramidal form A strong central leader with upward-arching branches that become pendulous with maturity. Slow-growing

Hardy Abelia

Rounded habit with arching stems Pink buds open to fragrant pinkish-white tubular flowers Glossy green leaves turn orange-red in the fall

Siberian Iris

Garden Rainbow Azalea

bright yellow flowers turning pink and orange to become tricolor dark green foliage resistant to mildew Wide upright form

Candy Lights Azalea

Clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers cover the plant Flowers medium to light pink with yellow streaks Medium green leaves appear after the flowers and turn burgundy in the fall Mounding, rounded habit when mature Bloom Time: Spring Type: Deciduous

Jeddeloh Orange Japanese Maple

Small specimen tree with weeping habit Finely textured, lacy foliage Leaves emerge red-orange and mature to green Fall foliage transforms to brilliant shades of gold and orange

Koto-no-ito Japanese Maple

Finely cut, long, strap-like leaves Foliage is apple green in colour for the summer Excellent yellow to orange fall colour Rounded, dense habit Unusual upright cutleaf cultivar

Butterfly Japanese Maple

Variegated upright Japanese maple Pink variegation on the edges of light green curved leaves fades to cream in the summer Inconspicuous red flowers emerge before the leaves Forms a distinctive vase-shaped tree Magenta-red fall foliage Bloom Time: Spring

Beni Maiko Japanese Maple

Compact Japanese Maple Brilliant red in spring fades to pink-ish red with green undertones in summer Fall colour is bright orange to red Perfect as a specimen plant in small gardens

Beardtongue

Ornamental Onion Little Sapphire

Globose pink-purple flowers of multiple florets held above Upright clump of glossy grey grass-like basal leaves Compact habit Attracts butterflies and honeybees Bloom Time: July to August

Adagio Maiden Grass

Fine silver-green arching leaves turn shades of orange and gold in the fall Bloom Time: August to late fall Flower Type: Feathery panicles Flower Colour: Light pink turning to white Flower Height: 150 cm Foliage Height: 100-125 cm Grass Type: Warm Season

Hergo Sea Buckthorn

Inconspicuous yellowish-white flowers appear before the leaves Clusters of tiny orange berries are prized for their high vitamin C content Silvery-green narrow leaves on spiny stems Upright, rounded, large shrub Needs a male pollinator One male can pollinate up to five females Ripens: August

Van Cherry

Prunus avium 'Van' Large-sized fruit with a black, crack-resistant skin Good, sweet flavour Ideal for jams, jellies, pies and reserves Bloom Time: Spring Ripens: Mid-July

Gentsch White Canadian Hemlock

Globose conifer that could be pruned conical Needles at the branch tips are silver-white Inner needles are dark green with two whitish bands underneath With its contrasting needle colour, the plant looks like it is covered in snow.

Cole's Prostrate Canadian Hemlock

Slow-growing prostrate habit Dark green foliage contrasts with older exposed silver-white bark Makes an interesting small specimen or ground cover Tolerates dense shade

Kotobuki Dwarf Japanese Black Pine

Slow-growing dense narrow form Dark green needles are shorter than most Japanese pine New growth is white, adding contrast to the darker needles Great for bonsai, container growing, or rock gardens

Dwarf Austrian Pine

Dwarf compact spreading mound with horizontal branching Vertical branchlets hold sharp glossy dark green needles Optimal for rock gardens or accent planting

Extra Blue Limber Pine

Pyramidal in form, with ascending branches Long blue needles in clusters of five are slightly twisted or curved Brown cones are long and quite resinous True to name, 'Extra Blue' is one of the bluest cultivars

Low Glow Japanese Red Pine

A dwarf cultivar with special colour and texture Dense, compact, rounded mound Slow-growing Lime-green needles "glow", and circle the short thick tan branches

Blue Swiss Stone Pine

Narrow, pyramidal when young, growing rounded and more open with age Bundles of five dark green to blue-green needles Oblong cones are greenish-purple when young, maturing to purplish-brown

Algonquin Pillar Swiss Stone Pine

Narrow pyramidal densely-branched habit Two-toned needles are held tightly along the entire branch Retains its foliage better than other pines Ideal for a tall narrow accent or group plantings

Formal Form Bristlecone Pine

AKA Pinus longaeva 'Formal Form' Narrow uniform shape Clusters of closely-held green needles with a spot of resin Bundles of five needles radiate around the ascending branches, giving it a bottle-brush look Slow-growing, with great longevity

Skylands Caucasian Spruce

Broadly conical upright spruce with horizontal branching that becomes pendulous Bright yellow new growth becomes golden-yellow with maturity Carmine-red flowers, resembling strawberries, form in the spring Flowers morph into reddish-purple cones that turn brown as they mature

Howell's Dwarf Tigertail Spruce

AKA Picea alcoquiana 'Howell's Dwarf' Forms a compact mound that may take on a pyramidal shape Unique colour combination Green needles have bright blue undersides and a tint of yellow on exposed needles Attractive reddish-purple cones

Red-tipped Norway Spruce

Slower growing cultivar, becoming broad and upright New growth is red in early spring, changing to green A great selection for its unique spring growth

Deborah Waxman Eastern Larch

Compact, conical to rounded growth habit Soft deciduous needles are blue-green in the spring and summer Foliage turns coppery-gold in the fall Rough gray bark A unique dwarf specimen for a smaller landscape

Horstmann's Recurved European Larch

Decorative slow-growing deciduous conifer Develops wispy branches that twist and curl Delicate clusters of bright green needles Red cones are evident in the spring Golden-yellow fall colour

Arcadia Juniper

Densely layered branches in a semi-spreading form Light green lacy foliage Use as a ground cover or for mass plantings

Canadian Golden Juniper

Vase-shaped spreader with arching branches Open-scale texture Yellow, lacy foliage on the ends of new growth tips, changes to gold, then to bronze in colour Similar to the native common juniper Use for foundation or mass plantings

Blue Sargent Juniper

AKA Juniperus sargentii Interesting habit with vertical twigs on horizontal branches Blue-green closed-scale foliage Use for foundation or mass plantings

Gold Coast® Juniper

Flat-topped spreader with tiered horizontal branches Scale-like foliage is densely arranged on the branches Golden lacy foliage on the ends of the new growth tips Use for foundation or mass plantings

Hinoki Falsecypress

Upright form with a narrow columnar habit Dense finely textured foliage Spiraling branches are naturally sculpted outward and upward With maturity, becoming an architectural delight

Rocky Mountain Douglas-Fir

AKA Pseudotsuga taxifolia Medium to large narrow pyramidal conifer Near horizontal branching, drooping near the tips Flat linear blue-green needles

Coral Bells

Fuzzy chartreuse to lime green foliage Pure white flowers Can be used as a ground cover Will tolerate drought Bloom Time: Late summer to fall

Percy Wiseman Rhododendron

Clusters of creamy-white trumpet-shaped flowers with yellow throats Green leaves with brown velvety undersides Rounded, spreading habit Yakushimanum cultivar Group: Elepidote Bloom Time: Midseason

Joe's Bess Bristle Cone Pine

Upright broad habit One of the most refined pines on the market Dense clusters two-toned green needles Holds consistent shape with very little need for pruning Formal slow-growing specimen

Dwarf Korean Pine

Dwarf rounded habit Bluish green long needles Short stiff branching forms a irregular globe shape Hardy and adaptable in most landscapes Grows 2-5cm per year

Taylor's Sunburst Lodgepole Pine

Broad upright habit Brilliant golden-yellow new growth in spring Foliage darkens throughout the season Tiny red cones appear in spring

Vulcan Magnolia

Narrow, upright habit when young, broadening with age Huge ruby-red flowers Lightly fragrant Dark green foliage turns yellow to bronze-copper in the fall Bloom Time: April to May

Genie Magnolia

Stunning medium-large fragrant velvety double red-purple flowers in a flush in spring, sporadically in summer Flowers at an early age Compact plant, twice as tall as wide

Green Arrow Weeping Falsecypress

Yarrow

Compact terracotta yellow and orange clusters of flowers Excellent cut flower, dried or fresh Compact plant, great for massing and borders Bloom Time: Early summer to early fall

Yarrow

Compact rose-pink clusters of flowers Excellent cut flower, dried or fresh Compact plant, great for massing and borders Bloom Time: Early summer to early fall

Yarrow Milly Rock® Red

Compact Red clusters of flowers Excellent cut flower, dried or fresh Dwarf compact plant, great for massing and borders Bloom Time: Early summer to early fall

Purple Ghost Japanese Maple

Upright-spreading habit Deep purple-red leaves have prominent black veins The veins are the skeleton of the "purple ghost" Fall colour is fiery-red to orange

Lima Gold Japanese Maple

Dwarf Japanese Maple great for Bonsai Dense form with tiny 7 lobed leaves Yellow-green Spring - Summer Straw yellow Autumn colour

Fern Leaf Japanese Maple

An excellent plant for the garden, providing an upright mounding form Very distinctive leaves (much larger than other Japanese maples) turn brilliant red in the fall Small reddish-purple flowers appear before the leaves Red seed-bearing samaras appear in early fall, contrasting with leaves Bloom Time: Spring

Pyramidal European Silver Fir

Grows in a tight pyramidal shape, opening with age Needles are dark green with a silver stripe on the reverse Purple cones grow upright and disintegrate while still on the plant Can be 'candled' to maintain shape

Green Spiral Silver Fir

Narrowly upright with twisting branches spiraling outward and down Glossy needles are dark green with silvery undersides Use as a great focal point plant to showcase its unusual growth habit Seedless (coneless) cultivar propagated by scion

Salanova® Butterhead Green Lettuce

Salanova® Butterhead Green Lettuce is a premium variety known for its tender, buttery leaves and vibrant green colour. Its compact heads are easy to harvest and provide a mild, sweet flavour, perfect for fresh salads, wraps, or garnishes. Compact floret-like head Dark green thin, supple leaves Can withstand multiple cuts Pairs well with Salanova® Oak Red Lettuce Partial shade Space 8-10" apart Light compost recommended Container Friendly

New Harmony American Elm

Stonecrop Puff Pastry White Chocolate

Stonecrop Puff Pastry Raspberry

Meadow Sage

Dark Lord Rhododendron

Japanese White Pine

Bluesette Rusian Sage

Zydeco Twist Black Gum

Shasta Daisy

Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris

Cherry-Go-Round™ Big Leaf Hydrangea

Invincibelle Sublime® Hydrangea

Coral Bells

Ann Folkard Cranesbill

Palama Blanca Euonymus

Vanilla Drip™ Coneflower

Glamour Time Pinks

Laser Beam™ Delphinium

Dove Tree

Rock Cress

Rock Cress

Rock Cress

Stonecrop

Beelicious® Pink Hyssop

Paloma Blanca Euonymus

Upright, compact growing habit Brilliant white leaves in Spring Attractive glossy dark green leaves Great for border, hedge or container

American Gold Rush

2023 Perennial of the Year Award Improved resistance to septoria leaf spot Narrow hairy foliage Heavily covered in blooms from July-September Bright yellow flowers

Bigleaf Ligularia

AKA Senecio clivorum 'Desdemona' Orange-gold daisy-like flowers form loose clusters on dark stems Leaves emerge bronze-purple and fade to dark green by midseason Leaf undersides remains bright purple Large lily-pad-like leaves, 20-25 cm wide Bloom Time: Late June to late August Flower Size: 6-8 cm Flower Height: 15 cm above the foliage

Star Frost Globe Thistle

Larger silver white globes spiky flowers on sturdy stems Gray-green foliage is covered in cobweb-like hair Bloom Time: July to September Great for cut flowers market

False Spirea Dark Side of the Moon

Spikes of Purple blooms Dark chocolate-purple/brown foliage Bloom Time: June to July Proven Winner

Sunsation Magnolia

Uniform, narrow habit Rich yellow blooms with rosy-pink undersides Lightly fragrant Dark green foliage turns yellow to bronze-copper in the fall Bloom Time: Late spring

Dense Inkberry Holly

Compact rounded habit, like boxwood Insignificant small white flowers in Spring Small, black inkberries during fall and persist throughout the winter Dark, glossy green foliage that creates a dense display all year round

Golden Shadows® Dogwood

AKA Swida alternifolia 'W. Stackman' Tiny yellowish-white fragrant flowers in flat-topped clusters Abundant clusters of bluish-black berries in the summer Variegated leaves emerge orange-hued and mature to green with yellow margins Upright clump or single stem with tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring

Japanese Flowering Cherry

Narrow, upright, columnar crown Clusters of double soft pink flowers fading to almost-white Foliage emerges bronze-green turning a glossy green Fall colour is a brilliant orange and red Bloom Time: Early spring

Pineapple Poprocks® Spirea

Formerly 'Pineapple Fizz' Tidy compact habit Eye-catching pink flowers Low maintenance pineapple-yellow foliage Foliage turns bright red in autumn

English Lavender

Fragrant vibrant purple flowers Compact short stemmed stalks Clusters of flowers create globe like plant structure

Hinoki Cypress

A slow-growing conifer with a conical habit Yellow and gold in colour on the outer foliage Rich green colour for the interior foliage Foliage is brightest in colour mid-spring, turning bronze in the winter Densely packed leaves are small with scales arranged like fans Small, spherical fruit late summer to fall

Silver Sagebrush

Fragrant silver foliage turning slightly pink to orange in the fall Tiny silvery-white flower buds open to yellow Excellent for erosion control on slopes and in ditches Bloom Time: Late summer

Seiju Chinese Elm

Dwarf cultivar Slightly larger green leaves and a faster growth rate than 'Hokkaido' Bark becomes corky with age Delicate branches are arranged in flattened sprays Small reddish flowers Bloom Time: August

Let's Dance Can Do!® Hydrangea

A reliable rebloomer Sets flower buds along the entire length of the stems Abundant lacecap flowers of semi-double star-like florets Rich violet-purple in acidic soils, saturated pink in basic soils

Braided Willow 80cm (12 Pot)"

Hardy for Ontario winters Tropical-looking addition to your patio or garden Dark braided stems contrast nicely against light-green narrow leaves

Moon Frost Canadian Hemlock

Dwarf, broadly rounded form Soft feathery foliage with creamy-white variegation New growth emerges white, the older needles retain a hint of white Blush-pink winter colour Provides a brightly coloured focal point in shady areas Low tolerance of dry or drought conditions

Morgan Cedar

Slow-growing dwarf, with an upright form Vertical sprays of lime-green foliage turn to deep purple in the fall Has a rich orange colour during the winter months A unique specimen with its colour variation throughout the seasons Low tolerance for salt spray

Daybreak Magnolia

A fragrant pink flowering magnolia Upright columnar form Medium green foliage has wavy margins Young trees have smooth gray bark Bloom Time: April to May

Early Meadow Rue

Showy nodding bell-shaped purple pistils or yellow stamens Dioecious: having male and female plants Attractive divided light green foliage Naturalizing plant for rocky ledges or slopes and along woodland edges or ditches Bloom Time: April-May

Alexandrina Magnolia

Large purplish-pink cup-shaped blooms with whitish-pink interiors Dark green foliage turns yellow to bronze in the fall Strong upright habit becomes more oval with age Bloom Time: Spring

Big Time White Lavender

Large spikes of white flowers on sturdy stems Scented compact gray-green foliage Uniform and compact shrub-like habit Can be shaped for low border hedges Bloom Time: June to August Flower Height: 50 cm Flower Size: 4-5 cm

Wolverine® Poly Utility Wagon

Wolverine Carts are constructed to meet the demanding needs of the nursery and landscape professional. Heavy-duty construction combine with versatile features to withstand punishment from dirt, water, and general usage, making our carts unsurpassed in the industry. Poly utility wagon, 30” x 46” x 7 1/2” Deep 13” pneumatic wheels that are sealed and lubricated for long life 1200 lb. load capacity Applications include transporting trees and shrubs, general yard use, hauling heavy loads and much more. **ASSEMBLY REQUIRED**

Goldilocks Japanese White Pine

Irregular semi-upright growth habit Unique blue needles are brushed with creamy-yellow Foliage overwinters a blue-green colour Slow-growing

Colour Guard Yucca

White bell-shaped flowers on semi-woody stems Evergreen leaves are sword-shaped and green with a yellow variegation Virtually stemless leaves form a foliage clump at soil level Bloom Time: Summer Flower Height: 150 cm Foliage Height: 80 cm

Yellowroot

Inconspicuous bronze four-petaled flowers appear before the foliage Star-shaped light brown fruit attract ground birds Compound pinnate green leaves resemble celery leaves Outstanding yellow to red and purple fall colour persists up to two months Some tan-coloured leaves persist into the winter Suckering, rhizomatous, upright shrub Bloom Time: Early spring

Japanese Wisteria

Large cascading clusters of fragrant pale blue sweet-pea-like flowers Green pinnate leaves have 13-19 leaflets per leaf Poisonous bean-like seed pods in September and October Vigorous twining vine Bloom Time: June and July

Midnight Wine Shine® Weigela

Proven Winners® Funnel-shaped hot rose-pink flowers Glossy deep purple leaves hold their colour all season Winter hardy with less tip die-back Flowers earlier than traditional cultivars Improved cultivar over Midnight Wine

Frost Grape

Drooping panicles of small five-petaled yellowish-green flowers Blooms have a sweet musky fragrance Small green berries age to deep purple Grapes are edible but very sour Large green three-lobed serrated leaves are 10 cm by 15 cm Main stems have a shaggy reddish-brown bark Will climb up trees and fences by tendrils Bloom Time: June Flower Size: 12 cm Ripens: Summer

Pansy

Unusual flowers are close to jet-black in colour Each bloom has a tiny yellow eye The blooms are edible Bloom Time: Spring

Canada Violet

White flowers are sometimes tinged with purple Heart-shaped deep green foliage Fragrant blooms have yellow centres Blooms face outward on tips of short slender purplish stalks Bloom Time: April to July

Periwinkle

Trailing perennial Smooth evergreen foliage Beautiful blue phlox-like flowers Quickly spreads to become an invasive ground cover Bloom Time: Spring and intermittently throughout the summer

Dwarf European Cranberry

Flat-topped clusters of creamy-white flowers Red berries persist into the winter Textured green leaves turn reddish-purple in the fall Compact, spreading, multi-stemmed habit Bloom Time: Spring

Creeping Speedwell

Forms a very low carpet suitable for foot traffic Pure white flowers lie just above the foliage Flowers may rebloom intermittently throughout the summer Glossy scalloped green leaves with a tinge of burgundy Burgundy foliage intensifies in autumn temperatures Bloom Time: Early spring to early summer

Creeping Speedwell

Forms a very low carpet Soft blue flowers with white eyes Flowers may rebloom intermittently throughout the summer Glossy round dark green leaves with a tinge of burgundy Burgundy foliage intensifies in autumn temperatures Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer

Speedwell

Compact mounding clump of dark green leaves Long spikes of violet purple flowers Bloom Time: Midsummer to early fall

Creeping Speedwell

Carpet of small pearl-white flowers Tough creeper forming a solid mat of green Tiny shiny dark green leaves Bloom Time: May to June

Aztec Gold Speedwell

Low-growing mounding selection Brilliant golden-yellow leaves Bright blue flowers Excellent perennial for small sunny places Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer

Narrow-leaf Ironweed

Masses of tiny purple flower clusters Fine thread-leaf light to mid-green foliage Attractive perennial even when it is not flowering Drought tolerant and thrives in poor, rocky soils Bloom Time: Late August to mid-September

Blue Vervain

Clump forming with a stiff upright habit Candelabra-like flowers on pencil-like spikes Blooms are purplish-blue Lance-shaped sharply toothed green foliage Bloom Time: July to September

Hamilton Dwarf Cranberry

Dwarf trailing habit Tiny pink Bell-shaped flowers Tart-flavoured red berries in fall Dark-green evergreen foliage turning bright red in autumn

Large-flowered Bellwort

Clump forming upright native wildflower Long bell-shaped yellow flowers Flowers have six slightly twisted petals Blooms appear from early to mid spring Narrow lance-shaped green leaves Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring

Dwarf Dutch Elm

Dwarf rounded habit Densely branched with dark green leaves Leaves turn attractive yellow and orange shades in fall Perfect cultivar for bonsai specimen

Weeping Elm

Rounded to flat-topped horizontal branching at the trunk weeps gently downward Branching takes on a fish-bone effect Broad oval dark green leaves turn yellow in the fall

Jeddeloh Dwarf Canadian Hemlock

Very slow-growing flat-topped mounding irregular habit Bright green short needles are held on small red-brown branchlets Ideal as a focal point Low tolerance of dry sites or drought and wet, poorly-drained sites

Globeflower

Clump-forming perennial Ball-shaped buds open to sulphur-yellow flowers Flowers appear on sturdy upright stems Sharply dissected deep green basal leaves Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer Flower Height: 60 cm Foliage Height: 45 cm

Globeflower

Semi-double yellow bowl-shaped blooms Flowers have a contrasting deep orange centre Dark green foliage Bloom Time: Late spring to midsummer

Spiderwort

Cultivar from the x andersoniana group Upright tufted clump-forming perennial Numerous flower buds form in a terminal cluster Three petals form a triangular deep purple flower with contrasting yellow stamens Narrow lance-shaped bluish-green leaves Bloom Time: Early to late summer

Foam Flower

Compact clump forming perennial with a non-trailing form Sharply lobed leaves are dark green with maroon central blotches and veining Pink buds open to tiny star-shaped pink and white flowers forming spike-like racemes Very floriferous and slightly fragrant Bronze-red tinted foliage develops during the fall Makes an excellent ground cover for shady or wooded sites Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer Flower Height: 40 cm Foliage Height: 25 cm

Foam Flower

Compact clump forming habit with a non-trailing form Deeply cut green foliage with a black colour along the midrib Spiked pink buds open to tiny star-shaped pale pink flowers Bronze-red tinted foliage develops during the fall Makes an excellent ground cover for shady or wooded sites Bloom Time: Late spring to midsummer Foliage Height: 15 cm Flower Height: 25 cm

Foam Flower

Clump forming mounding habit with a non-trailing form Deeply cut green foliage with red veining Pink buds open to tiny pale pink star-shaped flowers forming spike-like racemes Bronze-red tinted foliage develops during the fall Makes an excellent ground cover for shady or wooded sites Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer Flower Height: 25 cm Foliage Height: 15 cm

Woolly Thyme

Low creeping evergray ground cover Forms a dense mat of gray-green foliage Strong grower that trails over rock walls or pavers Pale pink flowers occasionally appear Not as floriferous as other cultivars Handles some foot traffic Bloom Time: Early summer

Thyme

AKA Thymus serpyllum 'Elfin' Slow mat-forming evergreen cultivar for small spaces Plant between paving stones or in crevices Compact growth of gray-green tiny hairy leaves Pink flowers Tolerates some foot traffic Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer

Steeplechase Cedar

Broad pyramid habit Fine textured, deep green foliage Fast rate of growth at 50-60cm per year Dense and full making It ideal for hedge or privacy screen