All Plants

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

Carnival Hedge Maple

Crown grows into a compact, round shape Leaves emerge creamy-pink, turning a variegated white and green in the summer Fall foliage colour is a soft yellow with white margins A smaller, slower growing, variegated cultivar of Acer campestre

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

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

Prostrate Blue Noble Fir

Slow-growing prostrate spreading evergreen Soft silvery-blue needles May produce multiple leaders with age

Dwarf Korean Fir

Very compact, mounding evergreen Short, dark-green needles with white winter buds Very slow growing, approximately 2.5 cm per year

Miniature Korean Fir

Dwarf, compact habit Two-toned green and white needles Slow-growing 3-5cm per year

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

Korean Fir

Slow-growing compact pyramidal fir Glossy medium-green needles with silver undersides Purple cones grow upright and disintegrate while still on the plant Lends itself to both specimen or group plantings

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

Swift's Silver Concolor Fir

Evergreen conifer with a pyramidal habit. Soft green to deep blue needles. Crushed foliage has a strong lemony scent.

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

White Fir

A large conical specimen with a stately appearance Large silvery-blue blunt needles Purple cones grow upright and disintegrate while still on the plant Cones appear on younger branches of older specimens Use as a stand-alone specimen or in sets of threes or fives in a larger landscape Withstands heat and drought better than most firs

Piccolo Dwarf Balsam Fir

A very dwarf globe with short, nearly vertical branches Radiating, dark green needles Showy brown buds add winter interest Works well in rock gardens, mixed borders, or patio planters

Dwarf Balsam Fir

Rounded with laterally-spreading dense branches Dark green needles have white bands on their undersides Slow-growing dwarf

Balsam Fir

Grows in a pyramidal, open habit Needles are emerald-green One of the most aromatic of all firs Purple cones grow upright and disintegrate while still on the plant May benefit from light pruning and shaping when young to develop into a specimen plant

White Forsythia

Fragrant white flowers with purple throats One of the first shrubs to flower in spring Bloom Time: spring