Come visit our expansive Nursery for all your plant needs. We carry Perennials, Shrubs, Evergreen Trees, Roses, Hydrangeas, Fruit Trees, Ornamental Grasses, Ornamental Trees, Vines, Shade Trees and more!
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Perennials return year after year, forming the backbone of your garden. As long as they are planted correctly, perennials usually require very little maintenance. Every few years, if they become overcrowded, they need to be “divided” in spring or fall.Shop our best selling perennials: Lavendar Phlox Echinacea Hosta Day Lilie's Salvia Sedum
Shrubs are small to medium-sized woody plants, larger than flower, but smaller than trees. They usually have several stems, not just one main stem or trunk, like a tree. A shrub can be less than a foot tall or up to 15 feet tall and may be evergreen or deciduous (dropping their leaves in the winter).
Shop our best selling shrubs: Hydrangea, purple leaf sand cherry, lilac, weigela & willow-dappled.
Evergreen trees are known to be abundant in cold areas in the northern hemisphere, including Canada. The evergreen tree holds a distinction as one of the most-purchases species among other trees and shrubs because it has some benefits for the owner.
Roses come in a stunning array of shapes, sizes, and shades, making them a truly diverse flower and a favourite in yards across the country. There are more than 150 types of roses that grow as shrubby plants, climbers, and ground covers, so you can likely find space somewhere for roses in your garden (just don't forget to stop and smell them).Shop our best sellers: Knock Outs, David Austen, Climbing Roses, Double Delight, Peace
Hydrangeas are excellent for a range of garden sites, from group plantings to shrub borders to containers. Varieties abound (every year, it seems, breeders present us with more options!), and gardeners’ expectations of bloom size and color are boundless. To know how your hydrangea will grow, pay attention to the species, defined below, as some require different care. When you know what to expect, delights will be magnified.
Fruit trees should be carefully located in the garden for maximum exposure to full sunlight. Wet spots or poorly drained areas should be avoided as well as windy corners or areas where snow accumulations may be excessive.
Ornamental grasses are exceptionally hardy and able to grow in a variety of soil conditions. Most types are drought tolerant and free of insects and disease, and blend in well with other flowers and shrubs.
Shop our bestsellers: Blood grass, forest grass, black mondo, fountain grass.
Ornamental trees are grown for their aesthetic value and the sheer enjoyment of having them in the garden. They may have outstanding flowers and fragrance, an interesting shape, colourful or unusual bark, excellent fall colour, or a combination of these and other features.
Shop our best sellers: Maple + Japanese maple Oak Birch Locust Dogwood Magnolia
Gardening Made Easy With These Tips, Tricks & DIYs
Pruning is an essential part of gardening. Correctly pruned trees, shrubs and evergreens will be superior in appearance, vigour and in flowering to neglected plants. PRUNING TOOLS HAND HELD PRUNING SHEARS: Use for cutting stems up to13 mm in...
Shade gardens offer a place of refuge during those hot summer days. These spaces naturally attract plants in cooler tones (think blue, purple, and green) creating a space that is designed for relaxation. The secret to success is choosing the...
Roses need full sun, at least six hours per day. ROSE TYPES: HYBRID TEA Large, many petalled, single or double flowers, usually alone and occasionally in clusters of three to five. Blooms are usually held singly on straight long...
