Retail Catalogue

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost

Amur Cherry	smooth golden bark, black fruit, light yellow fall colour (3902)		$
Ash	tough, moderately fast growing shade trees - Black (3826); Green (3835); Manchurian (3836); Foothills (3894); Northern Treasure (3889); Bergson (3898); Prairie Spire (3901)	5 - 9 ft	$
Birch	fast growing, moisture-loving trees - White Paper (3837); River (3838)	3 - 10 ft	$
	Cutleaf Weeping (3839)	4 - 8 ft	$
Butternut	exotic, tropical appearance (3842)	2 - 6 ft	$
Cherry	Schubert Chokecherry - new leaves change from green to purple, creamy blooms, edible fruit (3844)	4 - 8 ft	$
Elm	American (3846); Discovery (3903); Manchurian (Chinese) (3847)	3 - 8 ft	$
Flowering Crab (ornamental) 15 - 20 feet	Dolgo (3856,3857,3865); Makamik (-, 3871,3872); Morning Princess (-, 3882, 3884); Royalty (-, 3869,3870); Royal Beauty (-, 3866, 3867); Royal Garden (-, 3887,3888); Rudolph (-, 3885,3886); Strathmore (-, 3873, 3876); Thunderchild (3848,3852,3853)	3 - 4 ft 5 - 6 ft 7 - 8 ft	$ $ $
Larch	Siberian - fast growing deciduous conifer, golden fall color (3933)	2 - 4 ft	$
Tree Lilac 15 - 20 feet	Japanese (3904); Ivory Silk (3906) extremely fragrant creamy-white blossoms in mid-summer, smooth satiny bark	3 - 6 ft	$
Linden	American - large leaves; (3907) Little Leaf (3908)	3 - 8 ft	$
Maple	Manitoba (Box Elder) - fast growing, hardy (3919); Flamingo - variegated (3909); Silver - silver foliage & bark (3917); Northwood (3916)	3 - 6 ft	$
Mayday	Green - early white flowers (3921); Sharon - purple leaves with pale pink flowers	3 - 4 ft	$
Mountain Ash	American - red berries, good fall color (3922)	2 - 4 ft	$
Oak	Burr - good fall color, produces small acorns (3840)	2 - 6 ft	$
Poplar	Griffin - narrow pyramidal growth (3926); Trembling Aspen - native tree (3929); Northwest - largest, fast growing (3928); Prairie Sky (3931)	2 - 8 ft	$
	Tower Poplar - narrow columnar form (3932) Swedish Aspen - slightly narrower than 'Tower' (3925)	2 - 8 ft	$
Willow	Golden - golden yellow bark (3940); Silver - silver leaves (3943); Pussy Willow (3939); Laurel Leaf (3934); Diamond (3936); Chinese Weeping (3937)	2 - 6 ft	$

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Amur Maple	excellent fall color in shades of red, pink, or burgundy (4391)	3 - 5 ft	$
Buffalo Berry	silver foliage, red berries (4432)	3 - 5 ft	$
Caragana	Sutherland - narrow columnar form, olive green to golden, shiny bark	3 - 5 ft	$
Caragana Top Graft	Grafted Lobergii - upright arching form with fine, threadlike leaves (5984); Globe (5988)	4 -5 ft	$
weeping forms stay at 4-5 feet	Walker - fine, threadlike leaves, weeping branches (5986); Pendula - regular Caragana type leaves, weeping branches (5985)	4 - 5 ft	$
Elder	Red - green leaves, creamy flowers followed by red fruit that attracts birds, fast growing (4429,4430,4431); Golden - leaves are bright yellow if grown in sun (4426,4427,4428); Black Beauty - dark purple leaves (-,2281,-); Madonna - variegated leaves	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Hawthorn	white blooms followed by dull red fruit, thorny (4433)	3 - 5 ft	$
Lilacs - French	Belle de Nancy (2273); Beauty of Moscow (4412); Sensation (2274); Charles Joly (4128); Madam Lemoine (4121); President Grevy (4126); Mrs Edward Harding (4129)	3 - 6 ft	$
Lilacs	Villosa (Late) (4123); Vulgaris (Common) (4136); James McFarlane (2275)	3 - 6 ft	$
Ninebark up to 8 feet	Diablo - bronzy-purple foliage, shade tolerant, takes well to pruning, pink-tinged buds become creamy flower clusters, followed by red seed capsules (4242,2276,4246); Dart's Gold - bright golden yellow foliage when grown in sun (4239,-, -)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Wayfaring Tree	creamy flower heads in spring, deeply textured grey-green leaves turn deep red in fall, shiny berries change from green to red to black (4109)	3 -5 ft	$
Willow	Polarbear - soft, fuzzy, silver foliage (4108)	3 - 5 ft	$
	Blue Fox (4107); Coyote - very narrow, graceful silver leaves, suckering habit (-)	3 - 5 ft	$

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Barberry	Golden Nugget (5981,5982); Rose Glow - variegated pink & burgundy (5979,5980); Royal Burgundy - dwarf burgundy (5975,5976); Sunsation (5977,5978)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Birch	Dwarf Cutleaf - very fine, threadlike leaves (5983)	2 gal	$
Broom	Golden (6571,-); Spike (5990,6572); Yellow (5989,-)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Burning Bush	Turkestan - somewhat sprawling form, fine leaves with bright fall color, unusual, waxy pink and orange coloured fruit (4233, 4236,-)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Caragana	Creeping/Trailing - fine, threadlike leaves, makes a hardy groundcover to trail over walls (6582,6583,6584); Globe - dense bushy growth, extremely early to leaf out in spring (6576,6577,6578); Pygmy - tiny leaves on very prickly arching branches, good for barrier hedging (6579,6580,6581); Lobergii - arching growth, fine, threadlike leaves (6573,6574,6575)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Cistena Cherry	Purple Leaf Sandcherry - red-purple leaves and purple branches, occasionally has pale pinkish-white flowers in spring (4396,2270,4397)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Cotoneaster 8 feet if left unpruned	used mainly for hedging, excellent multi-coloured fall foliage, very shade tolerant (will even grow under spruce trees), can be cut back severely to rejuvenate if necessary (4398,4399,4400)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Currant	Alpine - hardy hedging, shade tolerant (4084,4085,4086); Golden Flowering - extremely fragrant (spicy) yellow flowers in spring, occasional edible black fruit (-,4082,4083)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Dogwood some varieties up to 8 feet	Most varieties have purple-red fall colour and red stems over winter unless otherwise noted: Variegated - green & creamy white leaves (4417,4419,4420); Golden - golden leaves (4403,4404,4405); Flaviramea - yellow stems (4409,4410,4411); Kesselringi - black stems (4421,4422,4423); Red Osier - hardiest, nursery grown native species (4406,4407,4408); Siberian - bright red stems (4412,4413,4414); Golden Variegated - green & yellow leaves with purple-pink highlights (-,-,-)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Cranberry	dwarf, non-fruiting, shade tolerant, good red fall colour when planted in sunny location (4424,4067,4425)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Honeysuckle	Sweetberry - inconspicuous yellowish flowers followed by purple-blue fruit, low maintenance, makes a good informal hedge (4247,4249,4250)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Snowberry	nursery grown native species, creamy white fruit, good filler (4237,4238,-)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Willow	Creeping Silver (4054,4056,4058)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Russian Almond	3-5 ft tall & wide, single bright pink blooms, aggressive spreader good for hedging where suckering tendencies are not an issue (4227,4228,4230)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Azalea	Northern Lights Series - 3 -4 ft tall & wide, beautiful early flowers in various shades, hardy in a sheltered location (4190,-)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Daphne	<1 ft tall spreading 2-3 ft wide, dwarf broadleaf evergreen with extremely fragrant pink flower clusters in spring, occasional blooms toward fall (5991)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Forsythia	Up to 8 ft tall & wide (if necessary, prune immediately after flowering to maintain smaller size), bright yellow blooms in early spring before leaves appear, plant in a sunny, sheltered location for best bloom (4210,4211,4219)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Honeysuckle	Arnolds Red - 6-8 ft tall & wide, fragrant deep red-pink flowers, hardy, resistant to the Honeysuckle Aphid (4251,4252,4253)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Hydrangea (arborescens)	Annabelle - 3 ft tall & wide, large white flower heads, tolerates some shade, usually dies back to the ground over winter like a perennial (4208,2269)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Hydrangea (paniculata)	PeeGee - up to 6 ft tall & wide, creamy white elongated flower heads turn peachy pink (-,-); Limelight - up to 6 ft tall & wide, lime green elongated flower heads (-)	2 gal	$
Little Leaf Lilac	aka Dwarf Korean aka Meyer Lilac - 5-6 ft tall & wide (if necessary, prune immediately after flowering to maintain smaller size), extremely free-flowering with small, fragrant flower clusters, low maintenance (4203,4204,4205)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Mockorange	Minnesota Snowflake - 3-5 ft tall & wide, extremely fragrant white flowers in early summer (4200,5992); Golden - 3 ft tall & wide, golden leaves & fragrant flowers (-, 4202)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Double Flowering Plum	aka Flowering Almond aka Rose Tree of China - 6-8 ft tall & wide (if necessary, prune immediately after flowering to maintain smaller size), beautiful, double pink blooms, plant in a sunny, sheltered location for best bloom (4222,4226)	2 gal 3 gal	$ $
Potentilla (all varieties bloom from June to frost)	Abbottswood - 3-4 ft tall & wide, white flowers (5993,5994,4141); Coronation Triumph aka CT - 3-4 ft tall & wide, profuse yellow flowers (4194,4195,4196); Goldfinger - 3-4 ft tall & wide, large bright yellow flowers (-,-,-); Yellow Gem - 1 ft tall by 3 ft wide, low-growing with bright yellow flowers (4192, 4193,-); Pink Beauty - 3 ft tall & wide, soft pink flowers, plant in part shade to maintain best flower colour (5997,5998,-); Mango Tango - 3 ft tall & wide, orange-yellow flowers (-,-,-); Red Robin - 3 ft tall & wide, red flowers (4197,4198,-)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Roses (Hardy)	Hansa - 5-6 ft tall & wide, very fragrant, fully double, purple-red blooms through summer (4145,4148,4151); Metis (4143,4144,-) Native (4152,4153,-); Redleaf - 6-8 ft tall & wide, foliage has purplish red tinges, 5-petalled flowers are pink with white (4154,4155)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Spirea (False)	6 ft tall & wide, extremely hardy, drought resistant, shade tolerant, attractive ferny foliage, large fuzzy creamy white flower heads in early summer, good for hedging and as filler in difficult areas where suckering is not an issue (4390,6001,4393)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Spirea (Pink)	Frobelli - 2 1/2-3 ft tall & wide, green leaves with burgundy highlights & rose pink flowers (4166,4168,4170); Goldflame - 2-2 1/2 ft tall & wide, golden yellow leaves with red highlights & rose pink flowers (4175,4176,4177); Goldmound - 1 1/2 ft tall by 2-3 ft wide, fluorescent lime-yellow leaves with pale pink flowers (4182,4185,4187); Little Princess - 1 1/2 ft tall by 2-3 ft wide, green leaves with pale pink flowers (-,4165,-) ALL pink flowered varieties have excellent fall colour and once established, may be pruned back hard if necessary in fall, winter, or early spring before growth starts	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Spirea (White)	Bridalwreath 5-6 ft tall & wide, clusters of creamy white flowers along arching branches in early summer (4156,4158,4161); Trilobe 4-5 ft tall & wide, clusters of creamy white flowers along branches in early summer, more compact and bushy than Bridalwreath (4171,4172,4174) ALL white flowering varieties should only be pruned (if necessary) immediately after blooming and NOT in fall, winter, or early spring	1 gal 2 gal	$ $

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Cedar	Brandon Pyramidal - narrow, performs best in shade (6240) 4ft W x 12ft H	B&B	$
	Brandon Pyramidal - narrow, performs best in shade (6585) 4ft W x 12ft H	1 - 8ft	$
	Globe (6587,6588,6589) 6ft x 6ft	3 gal 5 gal 10 gal	$ $ $
	Danica (6242,-,6241); Little Giant (6245,-,6244); Teddy Bear (6246) ht 2ft x 2ft	1 gal 2 gal 5 gal	$ $ $
	Degroot's Spire (6609,6610,6611)	1 gal 2 gal 5 gal	$ $ $
	Holmstrup (6600,6601)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Juniper Upright	Skyrocket - narrow upright (6608); 2ft W x 10ft H	5 gal	$
Juniper Spreading	Andorra (6595,6596,6597); Savin (6598,2807,6599); Arcadia (-,2806,-); Blue Chip (-,2812,-); Blue Danube (6009,-,-); Gold Coast (6008,-,-); Gold Phitzer (-,2805,-); Skandia (6010,-,-)	1 gal 2 gal 5 gal	$ $ $
	Blue Star (6012,6612,6011); Gold Star (-,6613,6614)	1 gal 2 gal 5 gal	$ $ $
Fir	Balsam (fast growing) (6615); Douglas (6616)	2 - 5ft	$
Larch	Weeping (2295)		$
Pine	Scots (6602,6006,6603); Swiss Stone (6604,2817,6605); Ponderosa (6007,-)	1 gal 2 gal 5 gal	$ $ $
	Lodge Pole (6606); Jack (6607)	1 - 4 ft	$
Pine Mugo	Dwarf (6004,6005)	1 gal 2 gal	$ $
Spruce	Colorado Blue & Green - large at maturity (6593,6594) 6ft W x 12ft H	2 - 5 ft 6 ft & up	$ $
	Globe Blue Spruce (2296,6591,6592) 4ft x 4ft	2 gal 5 gal 10 gal	$ $ $
	White Spruce - fast growing (6586,6590) 6ft W x 12ft H	2 - 6 ft 7 ft & up	$ $
	Nest Spruce - dwarf, layered appearance (2297,2298)	1 gal 5 gal	$ $

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Apples (planting two different kinds of apples, apple-crabs, or ornamental crabs results in best pollination)	Battleford (3953,3954); Bounty (-, 2305); Carlos Queen (3955,3956); Carroll (-, 2300); Collet (3966,3967); Fall Red (3957,3958); Goodland (3944,3945); Millstream (3961, 3962); Norkent (3980,3982); Norland (3756,2301); Parkland (3968,2302); Prairie Majic (-, 2304); Prairie Sun (4006,4007); Red Sparkle (-, 2306); Royal Gordon (-, 2307); September Ruby (3977,3979); Shafer (3950,3952) Trail Dwarf (3992, 3993); Westland (3983,2303); Wolf River (4002, 4004)	5 - 6 ft 7 - 8 ft	$ $
Apple-Crabs	Kerr (3946, 3948); Rescue (3959, 3960); Trailman (3964,3965)	3 - 4 ft 5 - 6 ft	$ $
Plums	Bounty (4014); Brookgold (4011); Mount Royal (4013); New Oka (4015); Pembina (-)	5 - 6 ft	$
Pears	Phillip (4017); John (4016); Ure (3971)	5 - 6 ft	$

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Blueberry	North Country (4030)	1 gal	$
Cherry	Evans (4034,4036,4037); Mongolian (4042,4044,4046); Nanking (4031,4032,4033) Western Sandcherry (4038,4040,4041)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
U of S Cherry introductions	SK Carmine Jewel (-); Romeo (-); Juliet (-); Cupid (-); Crimson Passion (-); Valentine (-)	1 gal	$
Cherry Princepia	arching thorny branches, bright red fruit (4047,4050,4051)	2 gal 3 gal	$ $
Cranberry	Highbush - white spring blooms, bright red fruit and red fall color, shade tolerant, likes moist soil, nursery grown native species (4059,4062,4065)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Currants	Black (4968); Red (4070); White (4069)	2 gal	$
Hazelnut	Edible nuts, nursery grown native species (4254, 4255)	2 gal 3 gal	$ $
Gooseberry	Pickswell (4089)	2 gal	$
Grapes	Valiant - very hardy, flavourful purple fruit, good fall color (4028)	2 gal	$
Raspberries	Black (4094,-,-); Double Delight (4095,4096,4097)	10 canes BR in Spring 1 gal potted	$ 10 canes $
Saskatoons	Honeywood (4106,-,-); Northline (4105,-,-)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $

Name	Variety and/or characteristics	Available Sizes	Cost
Annuals (Bedding Plants)	Assorted varieties (assorted codes)	6 pks & 4 pks	$
Annuals	Basket Stuffers (assorted codes)	2.5"pot 3.5"pot	$ $
Annuals	Geraniums, Begonias, New Guinea Impatiens	5"pot	$
Annuals	Carnations, Fuchsias, Ornamental Grasses	4.5"pot	$
Roses Tea	Assorted varieties, tender (not hardy)	2 gal	$
Roses Hardy	Assorted varieties; Warranty only until September 30th	2 gal	$
Clematis	Assorted Varieties	1 gal	$
Daylilies	Assorted Varieties	1 gal	$ & up
Ferns	Native Plants (protect from wind; grow in shade)	1 gal	$
Hostas	Assorted Varieties (full shade to sun)	1 gal	$ & up
Peonies	Large fragrant blooms, Double White (6618); Double Red (6619); Double Pink (6620)	1 gal	$
Perennials	Assorted Varieties	4"pot 1 gal	$ $ & up
Asparagus	Excellent Fresh Vegetable, 2yr old plants (4079, 4081)	5 roots BR in Spring 1 gal potted	$ 5 roots $
Rhubarb	Strawberry Red (4101, 4496, 4499)	1 gal 2 gal 3 gal	$ $ $
Strawberries	Tristar (everbearing) (2293)	10 roots BR in Spring	$ 10 roots
Potatoes	Caribe (2292); Kennebec (2288); Norgold (2287); Norland (2285); Pontiac (2289); Russet Burbank (2291); Yukon Gold (2290)	2 kg. Box	$
Potatoes	Banana (2265); Russian Blue (2264)	Bagged	$

VARIETY	Priced per plug Sizes stated are trimmed (hedging) height	quantity 10 - 49	quantity 50 & UP
Cotoneaster	low maintenance, fast-growing hedging (4402) 2-8 ft.	$	$
Lilacs	Villosa (4500) 3-12ft	$	$
Poplars	Northwest (4501)	$	$
Spruce	(4502)	$	$

Concrete Ornaments	Fountains, Birdbaths, Statuary
Giftware	Poly-resin Statuary; Stepping Stones; Colonial Candles; Stained Glass; Wind Chimes; and much more
Bark Mulch, Bulk	Cedar Shavings (6627);	per cubic yard *see note below	$ $
Peat Moss	3.8 cu ft (2199); 2.2 cu ft (2200); 1 cu ft (2201)	Bales	$ $ $
Peat-based Potting Mix	Pro Mix #1 (2202)	3.8 cu ft Bale	$
Topsoil Bulk	(6631)	1 cubic yard *see note below	$
	*NOTE: 1 cubic yard covers about 80 square feet @ a depth of 4 inches