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Shrubs 

Arelia 

Acanthopanax sieboldianus 'Variegatus' 2008 

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Variegated Fiveleaf Aralia Z:5 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� � � 

Green, palmate leaves that have a creamy white border, this upright shrub has 

arching stems which gradually bend over to form a rounded outline. The variegation 

is stunning against solid green backgrounds and is perfect to lighten shade gardens. 

Maple 

Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' 

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Bloodgood Japanese Maple Z:5 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� � 

Spectacular, slow growing, ornamental tree with graceful branches adorned in deep 

reddish-purple foliage in spring and summer. Rich crimson leaves in fall. Ideal for 

use as a specimen, an accent or to give an oriental look to the garden. 

# Acer palmatum 'Inaba-shidare' 

Inabe-shidare Laceleaf Jap. Maple Z:5 � :1m � :2m #� � 

Magnificent, mound-shaped deciduous shrub with dense, gently cascading branches 

clothed in rich reddish purple foliage through spring and summer. Leaves fade to 

brilliant crimson in fall. A delightful accent or specimen in the landscape. Ideal for 

growing in containers. 

# Acer palmatum 'Red Dragon' 

Red Dragon Laceleaf Maple Z:5 � :90cm � :2m #� � 

A compact, beautiful shrub with brilliant, deeply cut purplish red foliage. Maintain his 

colour all summer long. Adds much colour to the garden all season. 

Maple 

Acer tataricum 'Flame' (A. ginnala 'Flame') 

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Flame Amur Maple Z:2b � :4m � :4m #� � 

Small tree with compact form and lustrous green leaves. New foliage is tinged with 

red. Explodes with crimson red colour in the fall. 

# Acer tataricum ginnala (A. ginnala) 

Amur Maple � Z:3 � :5m � :4m #� � 

This multi-stemmed large shrub is usually rounded in outline. The leaves are a 

handsome dark glossy green in summer, changing to brilliant red in the fall. 

Contrasting red fruit can be very ornamental. This one will do better in shade than 

other maples. Goos salt-resistance. 

Alder 

Alnus glutinosa 'Imperialis' 

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Imperial Cutleaf Alder Z:4 � :2,5m � :2m #� � � 

Attractive small specimen with finely cut green leaves similar to Japanese Maple. 

Slow growing. Very hardy. Ideal fot the restricted area where soil is wet or near a 

water garden. 

Alder 

Alnus incana rugosa (A. rugosa) 

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Speckled Alder Z:2 � :8m � :4m #� � 

Dark green foliage above, paler and glabrous to hairy beneath. Catkins emerged 

well before the leaves and are followed by persistent ovoid woody cones. One of the 

best for wet shores, meadows, peatlands, swamps, and wet ditches 

Alder 

Alnus viridis crispa (A. crispa) 

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Green Alder Z:1a � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

It is a large shrub or small tree with smooth grey bark even in old age. The leaves 

are shiny green. It is sometimes used for afforestation on infertile soils which it 

enriches by means of its nitrogen-fixing nodules. 

Serviceberry 

Amelanchier alnifolia 

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Saskatoon Serviceberry � Z:4 � :4m � :3m #� � 

Canadian native shrub bearing in summer blue purple berries used for fresh eating 

or pies. Masses of white flowers in early spring. Green foliage turns a brilliant orange 

in the fall. 

# Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent' 

Regent Saskatoon Berry � Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

All of the great attributes of Amelanchier; large white flowers, glossy green foliage 

turning brilliant yellow and orange in the fall but is a dwarf upright, mounded shrub 

form. Use as an accent in tight areas. 

Serviceberry 

Amelanchier canadensis 

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Serviceberry � Z:3b � :6m � :3m #� � 

Canadian native shrub with white flowers in early spring, purple fruit in summer and 

green foliage that turns brilliant flaming red, orange and yellow in the fall. Decorative 

grayish bark all season. 

Serviceberry 

Amelanchier laevis 

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Alleghany Serviceberry � Z:3b � :8m � :5m #� � 

Covered with masses of white flowers in early spring, before the leaves. Red berries, 

becoming purple red in late June. Red-green foliage, grey-blue in summer and redorange 

in fall. 

Indigobush / Lead plant 

Amorpha canescens 

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Leadplant Amorpha Z:3 � :80cm � :80cm #� 

Leaves are silver grey to silver green in summer with small oval folioles which give a 

very fine texture to the plant. Erected dark blue flowers with orange stamens. Will 

tolerate poor conditions. 

Indigobush / Lead plant 

Amorpha fruticosa 

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False Indigo Z:3b � :3m � :2m #� 

Plants have an extensive root system and are also fairly wind tolerant, they can be 

planted as a windbreak and also to prevent soil erosion. Dense and light textured 

foliage turning yellow in the fall. Spikes of blue flowers with yellow stamins in June 

and July. 

Bog rosemary 

Andromeda polifolia 'Blue Ice' 

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Blue Ice Bog Andromeda Z:2 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

Profuse bloomer, with delicate bell-shaped pink flowers in spring. Excellent 

contrasting ground cover with distinctive powder blue, rosemary-like foliage. Also 

choice rock garden plant. Prefers location with acid soil. 

# Andromeda polifolia 'Nana' 

Dwarf Andromeda Bog Rosemary Z:2 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Low growing evergreen shrub with creeping rootstock, small pink flower clusters. 

Angelica tree 

Aralia elata 

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Japanese Angelica Tree � Z:4 � :6m � :2m #� � 

This plant has sharp thorns on main stems, large clusters of white flowers in August 

followed by decorative black fruits. Exotic green foliage turns deep red in the fall. 

Does well in city conditions. Spectacular near water. 

Angelica tree 

Aralia spinosa 

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Devil's Walkingstick � Z:4 � :5m � :2,5m #� � 

Extremely hardy form of the Japanese Angelica Tree. Vigorous, upright stout stems 

with numerous small spines. Panicles of white flowers followed by black fruits. Large 

compound leaves turn yellow to orange red in fall. 

Bearberry / Manzanita 

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 'Vancouver Jade' 

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Vancouver Jade Bearberry Z:4 :30cm � :100cm #� � 

Spreading Canada's native evergreen groundcover for sunny or partial shade 

locations. Glossy green foliage turns dark red in fall. The early pink flowers are 

followed by scarlet berries. Superb for erosion control, in planters or mass plantings. 

Chokeberry 

Aronia melanocarpa (A. nigra) 

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Black Chokeberry Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

An upright Canada's native shrub that arches with maturity. Clusters of small white 

flowers at the end of spring followed by big black berries which attract birds early in 

September. Leaves turn a brilliant red in fall. Excellent choice for bank restoration. 

# Aronia melanocarpa 'Autumn Magic' 

Autumn Magic Chokeberry � 

Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

In the Fall, this shrub exhibits a magical blend of red and purple leaves. Flowers 

profusely in the Spring with fragrant white flowers. Birds love the black berries.


Chokeberry 

Aronia prunifolia 'Viking' 

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Viking Chokeberry � Z:3 � :1,25m � :90cm #� � 

We consider this one the best Aronia cultivars. Attractive dark glossy leaves and 

superb red autumn hues make Viking a winner. Attractive flower display appears 

earlier than other selections. The large, attractive black fruit persists until spring. 

Barberry 

Barberries are easy to grow, attractive in leaf, and will flourish in 

most well drained soils. They come in a wide variety of sizes and leaf 

colours, and are very useful, thorny hedge plants. Colours show best 

in full sun, but will survive in partial shade, pH 6.0-7.5. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Aurea Nana' 

Dwarf Golden Barberry � Z:4 � :70cm � :70cm #� 

A real attention grabber! Compact habit and bright yellow foliage which turns bright 

red in autumn. Recommended to add color to restricted areas. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Cherry Bomb' (Monomb) 

Cherry Bomb Barberry Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

Compact branches of crimson make this slow growing shrub an attractive variety for 

hedging or accents. Bright red berries add fall and winter interest. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Concorde' 

Concorde Barberry � Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� 

A dwarf globe-shaped cultivar with velvety, deep purple foliage and red new growth. 

Tolerates dry conditions and is rust resistant. Excellent choice for edging near 

walkways. Red berries persisting into winter. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Golden Nugget' 

Golden Nugget Barberry � Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� 

A compact grower with orange-tinted new growth maturing to golden yellow that 

holds its color well throughout the summer before becoming a beautiful orange color 

in the fall. Foliage is rust resistant. Easy to maintain for its tidy and habit. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow' (B. t. 'Ida') 

Rosy Glow Barberry � Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Colourful rose and pink mottled foliage matures to a deep purple. The remarkable, 

hot pink purple autumn foliage actually glows. Originated in the Netherlands. Full sun 

for best color. Extremely adaptable. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Royal Burgundy' (B. t. Gentry) 

Royal Burgundy Barberry � Z:4 � :60cm � :90cm #� 

A dwarf, deep burgundy leaf plant of superior color. Foliage turns dark red in the fall. 

Rounded form with a slow growth rate. Colors best in full sun or light shade. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Royal Cloak' 

Royal Cloak Barberry � Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Large, deep velvety purple foliage and an upright arching habit. This is one stands 

out! Nice bright red fruits in the fall. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Ruby Carousel' (B. t. Bailone) 

Ruby Carousel Barberry � Z:4 � :90cm � :100cm #� 

A Japanese Red Barberry selected for its good red color and uniform habit. Can be 

used as an accent in the garden, a formal hedge or defensive barrier due to its 

thorns. Prefers moist, but well-drained soils and full sun. 

# Berberis thunbergii 'Sunsation' (Monry) 

Sunsation Barberry � Z:4 � :100cm � :90cm #� � 

Beautiful barberry with a compact, dwarf form. It displays attractive golden foliage 

with an orange cast that provides an excellent colour contrast with green-leaved 

plants. Slow grower. 

Birch 

Betula 'Trost's Dwarf' (B. pendula 'Trost's Dwarf') 

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Trost's Dwarf Birch Z:3 � :1m � :1,5m #� 

This birch forms a compact mound with finely dissected light green leaves on small 

branches. Requires full sun. Excellent landscape specimen. Recommended for an 

exotic look in rock garden, oriental garden and small areas. 

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Butterfly bush 

Buddleja davidii 'Black Knight' 

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Black Knight Butterfly Bush Z:5 � :2m � :2,5m #� 

Vigorous growing multi-stemmed plant with large fragrant, dark purple flower spikes 

that make good cut flowers and attract butterflies to the garden from June to 

September. In autumn the pointed grey-green leaves turn butter-yellow. 

# Buddleja davidii 'Lochinch' 

Lochinch Butterfly Bush Z:5 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Blooms for a long period of time with light purple flowers that are especially fragrant. 

The leaves are small and greyer than in most other cultivars. Excellent choice for 

attracting butterflies. 

# Buddleja davidii 'Pink Delight' 

Pink Delight Butterfly Bush Z:5 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

Vigorous growing multi-stemmed shrub with gray green foliage. Long spikes of 

fragrant bright pink flowers in late summer. 

# Buddleja davidii 'Royal Red' 

Royal Red Butterfly Bush Z:5 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� 

This cultivar is valued for its vigor, heavy flowering habit and its intense, rich redpurple 

flowers throughout summer.The 20 inches, fragrant panicles attract butterflies 

and make great cut flowers. Nice deep green foliage too. 

Boxwood 

Buxus 'Green Gem' 

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Green Gem Boxwood Z:4b � :70cm � :70cm #� � � 

Naturally globe shaped with dense dark green foliage throughout the year. Good for 

specimen plantings or hedging. Very hardy. 

# Buxus 'Green Mountain' 

Green Mountain Boxwood Z:4b � :1,5m � :100cm #� � � 

An extremely hardy, upright form introduced recently. Ideal for growing into 

pyramids. Nice dark green foliage. Excellent for hedging. 

# Buxus 'Green Velvet' 

Green Velvet Boxwood Z:4b � :60cm � :60cm #� � � 

The best Boxwood on the market! A compact, rounded plant with outstanding 

hardiness and dark glossy leaves. Excellent for low hedges and foundation planting. 

# Buxus 'Mont Bruno' 2009 

Mont Bruno Boxwood Z:4 � :70cm � :60cm #� � � 

A hardy, dwarf boxwood. Its incredibly dense, and compact growth make it an 

excellent choice for edging. The leaves start out bright green and then become dark 

with age. Easy to maintain. 

Boxwood 

Buxus microphylla 'Winter Gem' (Asiatic Winter) 

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Winter Gem Boxwood Z:5 � :1m � :1m #� � � 

Excellent green colour throughout the season, protective bronze tone during winter. 

Excellent choice for a uniform hedge, or foundation plantings. 

Pea tree / Peashrub 

Caragana arborescens 

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Siberian Peashrub Z:2 � :5m � :2m #� 

A large hardy shrub with yellow pea-like flowers in early June. A fast grower that can 

be used to create screens, hedges and wind-breakers. Excellent choice for natural 

settings or restoration. Tolerant of adverses situations. 

Flowering Quince 

Chaenomeles japonica (C. maulei; Cydonia japonica) 

Japanese Flowering Quince � Z:5 � :1m � :1m #� 

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Low growing shrub flowers orange-red in early spring which attract hummingbirds. 

Fruit develop and ripen in late September to October. Fruits look like little pears and 

are good in jelly. 

# Chaenomeles japonica 'Sargentii' (C. maulei alpina) 

Sargent Flowering Quince � Z:5 � :1m � :1m #� 

Flowers are pink-salmon to orange in early spring, followed in fall by fragrant yellow 

orange fruits. Will often re-bloom. Dense, dark green, glossy foliage. Spreading habit 

and thorny branches 

Flowering Quince 

Chaenomeles speciosa 'Toyo-nishiki' 

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Toyo-Nishiki Flowering Quince Z:4b :1m � :1,5m #� 

A rare combination of red, white, and pink flowers compose a rousing floral display. 

Upright growth habit. Prized in Japan for bonsai, jam making and for its large 

colourful blooms. 

Sweet pepper bush / Summ 

Clethra alnifolia 'Fern Valley Pink' 

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Fern Valley Pink Summersweet Z:3 :1,25m � :1m #� � � 

A beautiful, rose-pink selection. Abundant, fragrant, horizontal flower spikes appear 

in midsummer on this compact plant. Carefree and durable, it tolerates shade and 

moist soil. 

# Clethra alnifolia 'Hummingbird' 

Hummingbird Summersweet � 

Z:3 � :70cm � :70cm #� � � 

Superior plant for the front of a border. Densely branched, covered with fragrant 

white flowers in July and August. For moist, shady place.


# Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' 

Ruby Spice Summersweet � Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � � 

Deep pink, non-fading panicles of flowers create a fluffy pink appearance. Wonderful 

fragrance, yellow colored fall foliage. The foliage is lustrous dark green on a compact 

plant. 

# Clethra alnifolia 'Sixteen Candles' 

Sixteen Candles Summersweet � Z:4 � :70cm � :70cm #� � � 

Mounded habit. Flowers are more abundant and bigger than the species. The dark 

green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Fragrant creamy white, 6 to 8 inch racemes in 

mid-summer. Attract butterflies. 

Dogwood 

Dogwoods are very desirable ornamentals for most gardens. They 

often have colourful flowers, brightly colored fruit, brilliant fall 

colour, attractive bark and stem character. Shrub forms are usually 

grown for their unique stem colours, which are kept bright by hard 

pruning every year. Will tolerate moist to wet soils, sun or partial 

shade, pH 5.0-7.5 

# Cornus alba 'Bailhalo' (Ivory Halo) 

Ivory Halo Dogwood � Z:3 � :1,5m � :1m #� � � 

A beautiful selection that retains green and white variegated foliage through the 

summer. Attractive red stems are pleasing against the snow. A finer textured, fuller, 

more compact form. 

# Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' (C. a. argenteomarginata) 

Silverleaf Dogwood � Z:2 � :2m � :1,5m #� � � 

A very decorative selection with variegated leaves and purple red branches which 

stand out in the winter. 

Dogwood 






shade, pH 5.0-7.5 

# Cornus alternifolia 

Pagoda Dogwood � Z:3b � :5m � :5m #� � � 

Canada's native shrub with attractive horizontal branches and striped bark on older 

shrubs. Green-white flowers in June, and black berries in September which attract 

birds. 

Dogwood 






shade, pH 5.0-7.5 

# Cornus canadensis 

Creeping Dogwood Z:2 � :15- � :30cm #� � � 

A good dense ground cover plant with a dark green, glossy foliage turning purple red 

in the fall. White spring flowers with yellow stamens followed by edible red berries in 

the fall. Grows well in light woodland. 

Dogwood 






shade, pH 5.0-7.5 

# Cornus stolonifera (C. sericea HORT.) 

Redosier Dogwood � Z:2 � :2m � :3m #� � � 

A native shrub with dark red branches and green leaves that turn bronze purple in 

the fall. Flowers creamy white in loose clusters in late May followed by white berries. 

Grows well in wet soils and is excellent for stabilizing slopes. Vigorous grower for 

habitat restoration. 

Dogwood 






shade, pH 5.0-7.5 

# Cornus stolonifera 'Flaviramea' 

Yellowtwig Dogwood � Z:3 � :1,5m � :2m #� � � 

White flowers in May are followed by white fruits attractive to birds. The bright yellow 

branches make this shrub valuable in the residential landscape. Excellent effect in 

the winter landscape. 

Hazel / Corkscrew Hazel 

Corylus avellana 'Contorta' 

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Corkscrew Hazel Z:4b � :2,5m � :3m #� � 

A very unique and unusual shrub with fascinating twisted and curled branches. Cut 

branches can be used for flower arranging. 

# Corylus avellana 'Red Majestic' 

Red Majestic Hazel � Z:5 � :3m � :3m #� � 

Attractively twisted, contorted stems. Eye-catching purple foliage complemented with 

purple catkins and nuts and brilliant burnt-amber/burgundy color in autumn. Wellsuited 

to smaller gardens, it's an excellent excellent filler for indoor arrangements. 

Smoke tree 

Cotinus coggygria 'Ancot' (GOLDEN SPIRIT) 

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Golden Spirit Smoketree Z:5 � :4m � :3,5m #� � 

Unique spring foliage ranges from lime green to brilliant gold that persist throughout 

the summer. Excellent fall colour in shades of coral, orange and red. Airy panicles 

that form a mist on the tree. 

# Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' 

Royal Purple Smoketree Z:4b � :3m � :2,5m #� � 

Large shrub displaying intense purple-red leaves that deepens throughout the 

season becoming very dark in the fall. Large, long lasting airy clusters of purple 

flowers create the smoke on the tree. 

# Cotinus coggygria 'Young Lady' 

Young Lady Smoketree Z:4 � :2m � :2m #� � 

Blooming Crazy! This precocious beauty lives to show with every terminal resulting 

in a bright pink bloom. The result is a poodle from June to August! Dense green 

foliage with excellent orange-red fall color. 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster apiculatus (apiculata) 

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Cranberry Cotoneaster Z:4b � :90cm � :1,5m #� 

A low, wide spreading shrub with stiff branching pattern. The glossy green leaves 

have an undulating margin. Is attractive in flower early June and even more so in 

fruit in September. 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster dammeri (C. humifusus) 

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Bearberry Cotoneaster Z:4 :20cm � :175cm #� � 

Excellent, flat-growing ground cover displaying dense, tiny blue-green leaves. White 

flowers are followed by small red berries. Use on banks, berms, and to cascade over 

walls. 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster lucidus (C. acutifolius) 

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Peking Cotoneaster Z:2 :2m � :1m #� � 

Beautiful dark shiny foliage on this erect, slightly spreading plant. Very hardy, it 

makes a splendid hedge plant. Excellent red-orange fall colour. 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster suecicus 'Coral Beauty' (C. dammeri Coral 

Coral Beauty Cotoneaster � Z:4 � :50cm � :2m #� � 

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A rapid growing mounding ground cover with pink-white flowers in May and colourful 

red berries from September to December. 

Daphne 

Daphne burkwoodii 'Carol Mackie' 

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Carol Mackie Daphne Z:4 � :60cm � :1m #� � 

Mounded shrub has green leaves with a creamy white edge. Very fragrant pink 

flowers appear in May and a second time in July. Withstands cold. A striking addition 

to any landscape.


Daphne 

Daphne cneorum 'Ruby Glow' 

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Ruby Glow Rose Daphne Z:4 � :30cm � :1m #� � 

Compact dwarf evergreen that holds its shape from season to season. A low 

mounding accent shrub with very fragrant rose-pink flowers in May. It will often 

produce more flowers throughout the summer. 

Deutzia 

Deutzia gracilis 

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Slender Deutzia Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � 

A charming compact shrub with slender arching branches that produces masses of 

snowy white flowers in late May for up to two weeks. 

Bush honeysuckle 

Diervilla lonicera (D. canadensis) 

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Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� � � 

Has a mounded spreading habit. Bronze green foliage turns red in the fall and yellow 

flowers in mid-summer makes this a 3-season interest variety. Disease and insect 

resistant. Excellent choice for habitat restoration and slope erosion. 

# Diervilla splendens 

Southern Bush Honeysuckle Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � � 

New growth is purple bronze. Glossy green foliage turning red in the fall. Small 

sulphur yellow flowers are abundant all summer. Free of disease and insect and very 

hardy. Excellent variety with all the qualities. 

Bush honeysuckle 

Diervilla sessilifolia 'Butterfly' 2009 

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Butterfly Bush Honeysuckle Z:4 � :1m � :1,25m #� � � 

Beautiful, glossy dark green foliage with red veins and stems highlighted by a bronzepurple 

new growth and deep yellow flowers in May and June. Purple winter color. 

Tolerates dry soil and shade. 

Elaeagnus / Silverberry / Ol 

Elaeagnus angustifolia 

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Russian Olive Z:2 :6m � :6m #� 

One of the best shrub when contrast is needed. Silver foliage turns pale yellow in the 

fall. The inconspicuous yellow flowers are very fragrant in June and are followed by 

edible reddish fruits that also attrack birds. Can be grown in several types of soil. 

Elaeagnus / Silverberry / Ol 

Elaeagnus commutata (E. argentea PURSH) 

Silverberry � Z:2 � � 

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Reddish brown stems, slender open form, tiny yellow flowers followed by silver 

berries. Very nice silver foliage. Very hardy, stoloniferous shrub that makes an 

excellent bank cover. A bit untidy in its growth habit due to profuse suckering. 

Euonymus 

Euonymus alatus 

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Winged Burning Bush � Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� � � 

An outstanding shrub with corky ridged bark. Yellow flowers precede the red berries. 

Unrivalled for autumn brilliance. Good for borders, screens or large informal hedges. 

# Euonymus alatus 'Chicago Fire' (Timber Creek) 

Chicago Fire Burning Bush � Z:2b � :2,5m � :2m #� � � 

Uniformed, well-balanced branching. Branches are an attractive mahogany red with 

corky wings. Bright crimson-red to dark red fall colour. Abundant quantities of 

persistent orange-red fruit, remaining ornamental into early winter 

# Euonymus alatus 'Compactus' 

Dwarf Burning Bush � Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � � 

Dwarf form of E. alata. Bushy, compact, corky barked plant. Excellent for hedges. 

Vivid scarlet red fall foliage, one of the easiest plants for successful landscaping. 

Does well in sun or shade. 

Euonymus 

Euonymus europaeus 'Red Cascade' 

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Red Cascade European Euonymus Z:4 :3m � :2,5m #� � 

Bright green new foliage early in the season that turns red in the fall. A nice variety 

with large, pendulous, pink to scarlet fruit in August and September. Vigorous and 

well branched shrub. 

Euonymus 

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' 

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Emerald Gaiety Euonymus Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� � 

Small evergreen shrub of dense habit with distinctive white margined green leaves. 

Fine accent plant. Can also be used as a climber. 

# Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n' Gold' 

Emerald'N Gold Euonymus Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� � 

Dense upright branching, leaves green with intense gold edging in summer turning 

pink in the fall.. 

# Euonymus fortunei 'Interbolwi' (Blondy) 

Blondy Euonymus Z:5 � :40cm � :60cm #� � 

A colourful shrub with big, clear yellow centers in each leaf and bright yellow stems. 

During the winter, the foliage remains brilliant with highlight of red. Great for all 

season colour. Good choice for low hedging. Good hardiness and sunburn resistance 

Forsythia 

Forsythia 'Northern Gold' 

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Northern Gold Forsythia Z:4 � :2m � :1m #� 

This is an extremely hardy shrub which has golden yellow flowers in the spring. 

Outstanding flower colour and bud hardiness. Upright growth habit with grey-yellow 

branches. Excellent selection for cutflower arrangements. 

Fothergilla 

Fothergilla gardenii 'Blue Shadow' 2010 

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Blue Shadow Fothergilla Z:4b � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

Beautiful honey-scented, bottlebrush flowers in the spring, gray-blue summer foliage 

and exceptional, rich-red leaves with shades of orange and dark yellow in fall. It's an 

upright grower with a dense network of angular stems. Disease and insect resistant. 

Snowberry 

Gaultheria procumbens 

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Creeping Wintergreen � Z:2 � :15cm � :60cm # � � 

Very hardy ground cover native plant with edible aromatic foliage. Drooping white 

flowers followed by small edible red fruits in July that last through to April. Prefers 

poor acid soil. 

Dyer's greenweed / Spanis 

Genista pilosa 'Vancouver Gold' 

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Vancouver Gold Woodwaxen Z:3b � :10- � :60cm #� 

Excellent ground cover. The arching stems are light green with small bright green 

leaves. Free flowering plant, thickly covered with rich golden yellow pea-like flowers 

in May and June. 

Witch hazel 

Hamamelis virginiana 

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Common Witchhazel � Z:4b � :2m � :3m #� � 

Flowers are yellow, ribbon-like petals, fragrant and appear in late fall when leaves 

drop. The green foliage turns bright yellow in the fall. This native plant is useful in 

naturalized settings or in the shrub border. Does well in sun or shade. 

Rose of Sharon / Cotton ros 

A group of upright growing deciduous shrubs with large attractive 

flowers from mid-summer into fall. Sun, pH 6.5-7.5 

# Hibiscus syriacus 'Lady Stanley' (H. s. 

Lady Stanley Rose of Sharon Z:5 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

The double white flowers are red at the base and flecked with red up some petals. 

Blooms from July until frost. Nice specimen for the sunny border. 

# Hibiscus syriacus 'Oiseau Bleu' (H. s. 'Blue Bird') 

Blue Bird Rose of Sharon Z:5 � :2m � :2m #� 

Blue Bird is very popular and thought to be the best single blue variety, its flowers 

wide and very large, single violet-blue flower with dark red feathered center 

surrounding the white column of stamens. 

# Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart' 

Red Heart Rose of Sharon Z:5 � :2m � :2m #� 

Large single white flowers with an attractive scarlet red eye. A strong growing classic. 

# Hibiscus syriacus 'Woodbridge' 

Woodbridge Rose of Sharon Z:5 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

The large, single flowers appear in summer and are deep rose with a red eye. Tall 

and upright, rose-of-Sharon can be trained to the shape of a small tree. Attractive to 

hummingbirds.


Hydrangea 

Medium sized deciduous shrubs with large leaves and attractive, 

long-lasting summer flowers. The flowers vary in form from flat 

'Lacecap' clusters, to big globe shaped 'Hortensia' to tall upright 

panicles. Hydrangeas prefer partial shade and moist, well drained 

soil, pH 6.0-7.5 

# Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' 

Annabelle Hydrangea Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � � 

Large globular snowball flowers up to 30 cm. in diameter gradually change from 

green to pure white from mid-summer till frost . Adaptable to shade. One of the best 

hydrangeas. 

# Hydrangea arborescens 'Invincibelle Spirit' 2010 

Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea Z:3 � :1m � :1,25m #� � 

Flowers emerge a dark, hot pink color and mature to a rich clear pink. Continuous 

bloomer, it will produce new flowers from June right up until frost. Stays pink 

regardless of soil pH. Durable choice for both fresh and dried arrangements. 

# Hydrangea arborescens 'White Dome' 

White Dome Hydrangea Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

Clouds of big, dome-shaped, lacy white blooms create a truly Victorian effect. A 

strong growing plant with rich dark green leaves, and strong stems which hold the 

blooms upright, even after heavy rain. A beautiful selection. 

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soil, pH 6.0-7.5 

# Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer' (Bailmer) 

Endless Summer Hydrangea Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� � � 

Blue flowers in acidic soil, pink in neutral soil. It flowers on new and old wood to 

extend color throughout the season. Remove spent flowers promptly for repeat 

bloom. Deep green foliage is lush and mildew resistant. 

# Hydrangea macrophylla 'Let's Dance Starlight' 2009 

Let's Dance Starlight Hydrangea Z:5 � :90cm � :100cm #� � � 

First ever new wood blooming lace-cap. It’s hardy, dependable and colourful. The 

massive blooms are vivid pink (or blue depending upon pH) with strong stems. 

# Hydrangea macrophylla 'Nikko Blue' 

Nikko Blue Hydrangea Z:4b � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � � 

The coarse green foliage of this fast-growing shrub is covered in mid-June through 

fall with large blue or deep-lavender flower balls. Flowers of hortensia type are pink 

or white in neutral soil. Excellent pest and disease resistance. 

# Hydrangea macrophylla 'Pia' 

Pia Hydrangea Z:5 � :60cm � :60cm #� � � 

Dwarf, compact form displays full size rose pink clusters of hortensia type flowers 

from July to August. Will stay pink in any type of soil. Prefer partial shade. 

# Hydrangea macrophylla 'Tokyo Delight' 

Tokyo Delight Hydrangea Z:5 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � � 

White lacecap florets encircle pink fertile flowers which all gradually turn pink. 

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soil, pH 6.0-7.5 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Bulk' (Quick Fire) 

Quick Fire Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :2m � :1,25m #� � 

A breakthrough plant that blooms more than a month earlier than other varieties. It 

emerge white in early June, then turns to a rich deep pink (almost red) before other 

cultivars. In the fall, the flower panicles are very dark pink. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Burgundy Lace' 

Burgundy Lace P. G. Hydrangea Z:3b � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

The large, conical flowers are light pink turning mauve with age. Spectacular variety 

that blooms till frost. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Grandiflora' 

Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:3 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Very showy, conical double white flowers change to pinkish bronze in the fall. 

Blooms July and August. Exquisite as dried flowers. Popular variety. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Kyushu' 

Kyushu Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :2m � :1,25m #� � 

Elegant, large, open, airy white flowers bloom in August-September. Smooth, dark, 

glossy green foliage complement the flowers nicely. The best fall color of the Pee 

Gee family. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' 

Limelight Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,75m #� � 

Exquisite bright lime green flowers above strong stems. The colour is breathtakingly 

beautiful and adds much needed colour to the late summer landscape. Excellent 

vigour and floriferous blooming. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Lamb' 

Little Lamb Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� � 

This special plant has the most delicate flowers ever seen of any Hydrangea. The 

flowers are sterile like a Pee Gee but much smaller, forming smaller panicles that 

look like little lambs dancing above the foliage. Blooms from mid-summer and last till 

fall. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Pink Diamond' 

Pink Diamond Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,75m #� � 

Large, solid heads bloom freely in July and August. Flowers open a creamy white 

and transform into deep pink-burgundy colour. Great cut flower. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Unique' 

Unique Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :2m � :2m #� � 

An improved Pee Gee with large flowered white panicles which make a showy 

display in late summer. This plant tolerates pruning well and may be sheared for use 

in smaller spaces. 

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soil, pH 6.0-7.5 

# Hydrangea serrata 'Bluebird' 

Blue Bird Hydrangea Z:5 � :1m � :70cm #� � � 

Long blooming selection with deep blue fertile flowers surrounded by pale blue 

sterile florets. Robust, vigorous, and drought resistant. Superb copper red fall 

foliage. Lacecap type. 

St. John's Wort 

Hypericum kalmianum 

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Kalm St. John's Wort � Z:4a � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Bright yellow 1-2" flowers from July to mid-August. A superb show of flowers that 

makes it an ideal selection in a shrub border or rock garden.. Performs extremely 

well in poor, dry and rocky soils. 

# Hypericum x 'Deppe' (H. 'Sunny Boulevard') 2009 

Sunny Boulevard St-Johnswort � Z:4b � :1m � :1m #� 

This tightly branched shrub is noted for its long bloom time, beginning in July and 

continuing until September. The flowers are a rich yellow, small but numerous, and 

the leaves are willow-like. 

Holly / Winterberry Holly 

Ilex meserveae 'Blue Girl/Blue Boy' Combo 

Blue Girl/Blue Boy combo Holly � Z:5 � � 

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:1,25m :1m #� � 

Profusion of bright red berries with this combination of 'Blue Boy' and 'Blue Girl' in 

same container. Rich, dark, glossy green holly foliage. Great for small areas. 

# Ilex meserveae 'Blue Prince / Princess' Combo 

Blue Prince+Princess Holly-Combo � Z:5 � :1,25m � :1m #� � � 

Hardy evergreen shrub. Abundant dark red fruit and lustrous dark bluish-green 

foliage. 

Holly / Winterberry Holly 

Ilex verticillata 'After Glow' (AfterGlow) 

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After Glow Winterberry Female) Z:3b :1,75m � :1,5m #� � � 

Upright vigorous shrub with brilliant red fruit that last well into winter. Have male 

close-by to guarantee heavy fruiting. 

# Ilex verticillata 'Aurantiaca' 

Aurantiaca Winterberry (Female) � Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � � 

A nice mid-sized Winterberry bearing fruit in late summer that changes from red to 

an attractive golden orange. Plant with a male plant to pollinate and get fruits. 

# Ilex verticillata 'Jim Dandy' (Early Male) 

Jim Dandy Winterberry (Male) � 

Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � � 

Deep green foliage, yellow-green to purplish bronze in fall. Masses of yellow flowers 

early spring. A compact male pollinator for female varieties.


Sweetspire 

Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' 

# 

Henry's Garnet Sweetspire Z:5 � :90cm � :125cm #� � � 

Small, erect-branched shrub with masses of long white fragrant spires of flowers in 

June & July. Spectacular fall foliage changing from scarlet to crimson. 

# Itea virginica 'Little Henry' (Sprich) 

Little Henry Sweetspire Z:5 � :60cm � :70cm #� � � 

A compact Sweetspire! Pure white flowers shoot like fireworks in the early summer 

horizon. Low mounded, compact stature is perfectly suited for flooding large banks, 

beds and borders. If burning bush has good fall foliage, then this plant is a wildfire. 

Laurel / Sheep laurel 

Kalmia latifolia 'Minuet' 

# 

Minuet Mountain Laurel Z:5 � :80cm � :70cm # � � 

A banded "little leaf" selection for its narrow, gark green glossy foliage. Flowers are 

large compared to plant size. Light pink in bud, opening to cinnamon maroon. 

Beautiful when used with rhododendrons or near big evergreens. 

# Kalmia latifolia 'Olympic Fire' 

Olympic Fire Mountain Laurel Z:5 � :1,25m � :90cm # � � 

Clusters of bright red buds opening to white flowers which mature to pink. A vigorous 

grower with glossy dark green, slightly wavy foliage. 

Privet 

Ligustrum vulgare 'Cheyenne' 

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European Privet Z:4b � :2m � :1,75m #� � � 

Hardier selection of European privet that holds its leaves into late fall. Lustrous black 

fruit through winter. A selection of Vulgare, faster growing. Dense hedging plant. 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera xylosteoides 'Clavey's Dwarf' 

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Clavey's Dwarf Honeysuckle Z:3 :1,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Dense compact shrub ideal for hedging. Blue-green foliage and small yellow flowers 

followed by dark red berries. Disease resistant. 

Magnolia 

Magnolia 'Susan' 

# 

Susan Magnolia Z:4 � :3m � :3m #� � 

Red-purple buds open to large profuse flowers red-violet with lighter tone on inside. 

Massive blooms in the spring, sporadically in summer. Compact upright growing 

cultivar with a medium green foliage 

Magnolia 

Magnolia brooklynensis (x) 'Yellow Bird' 

# 

Yellow Bird Magnolia Z:4 � :7m � :5m #� 

Vigorous upright, pyramidal hybrid. Bright buttery yellow; 8 cm (3 1/4") long tepals, 

neat cup-shaped blooms mid-spring during three weeks. Excellent contrast between 

the foliage and the flower. 

Magnolia 

Magnolia loebneri (x) 'Leonard Messel' 

# 

Leonard Messel Magnolia Z:5 � :5m � :6m #� � 

Beautiful large flowering shrub that produces 12-petal flowers of fuchsia pink 

coloration on the back, white on the inside with purple pink line in the center. Flowers 

nearly 15cm(6") wide.1998 Award Winner. 

Magnolia 

Magnolia stellata 'Centennial' 

# 

Centennial Star Magnolia Z:4b � :5m � :5m #� � 

Upright conical-pyramidal with a strong central leader and a uniform outline. The 

fragrant 5 1/2 inches flowers have a light pink tinge on the outside and displays 28- 

32 sepals. 

# Magnolia stellata 'Royal Star' 

Royal Star Magnolia Z:4 � :3m � :2,5m #� � 

A fast growing, upright oval shape with masses of star-shaped white flowers in 

spring, followed by green foliage turning bronze yellow in fall. Very hardy cultivar. 

Mahonia / Oregon grape / M 

Mahonia aquifolium 

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Oregon Grape Z:5 :1m � :1m #� � � 

Glossy holly-like leaves turning violet-red in the fall. Bright yellow flowers in May 

followed by blue berry clusters in July. Partial shade to shade. Could require winter 

protection in open areas. Attracts birds. 

Bayberry 

Myrica gale 

# 

Sweet Gale � Z:2 � :1m � :1,25m #� � 

Canadian native variety, ideal for poor, sandy soils, tolerate very wet banks. Deep 

lustrous green foliage, tremendous fragrance! Good for naturalizing. Plant several 

together to produce masses of waxy fruit that hold on through the winter. 

Mock orange 

Philadelphus 'Innocence' 

# 

Innocence Mockorange Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� � 

Splashed with an irregular creamy white or gold variegation on older plants. Perhaps 

the most fragrant of all the mock oranges. Single, pure white flowers in June. 

# Philadelphus 'Miniature Snowflake' 

Miniature Snowflake Mockorange Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Very dwarf compact shrub with a profusion of fragrant double white flowers. Known 

for its compact habit and excellent flowering. The dark green foliage is disease 

resistant. Excellent choice for the small border. 

# Philadelphus 'Minnesota Snowflake' (P. 'Snowflake') 

Minnesota Snowflake Mockorange Z:3b � :2m � :1,25m #� � 

Very double, sweet scented white flowers 2" in diameter. An outstanding variety, well 

branched and retaining its foliage better than most of the Mockoranges. 

# Philadelphus 'Snowbelle' 

Snowbelle Mockorange Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� � 

Abundant, double white fragrant blooms and small dark green leaves. Compact 

medium growing shrub. 

# Philadelphus 'Snowdwarf' (Snow Dwarf) 

Snowdwarf Mockorange Z:4 � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

A Canadian selection noted for its dwarf habit and abundance of fragrant flowers. 

Flowers are pure white, up to 1 1/2" in diameter. A great small border shrub. 

Developed by AGR Canada, in Ottawa. 

Mock orange 

Philadelphus coronarius 'Aureus' (P. caucasicus a.) 

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Golden Mockorange Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

Popular golden leaf shrub with fragrant, single white flowers in June and nice 

compact form. A good accent plant. Leaves become yellow-green with the heat of 

summer. 

Mock orange 

Philadelphus 'Virginal' 

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Virginal Mockorange Z:3 � :2m � :1,25m #� � 

This superb shrub is deservedly popular for it's large, very fragrant double white 

flowers in June. Foliage is green. 

Ninebark 

Physocarpus opulifolius 

# 

Common Ninebark � Z:2b � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

An upright spreading shrub that is very adaptable to difficult situations. White to 

pinkish flowers in summer followed by red berries. Effective as hedge, screen or for 

erosion control on banks. Native plant garden. Able to grow in harsh conditions. 

. 

# Physocarpus opulifolius 'Dart's Gold' 

Dart's Gold Ninebark � Z:2 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

A hardy and attractive variety for colour contrast in the foundation or border planting. 

More compact growing form of Golden Ninebark with excellent yellow foliage. White 

flowers and red fruits. 

# Physocarpus opulifolius 'Diabolo' (P. o. 'Monlo') 

Diabolo Ninebark � Z:2 � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

An exciting shrub with attractive dark red-purple leaves on long arching canes. 

Pinkish white, button-like flowers in early summer that contrast nicely against the 

dark foliage. Very showy and extremely hardy. Prized as a cut flower. 

# Physocarpus opulifolius nanus (monogynus) 

Dwarf Ninebark � Z:2 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � � 

Excellent for hedges. Does well in shaded areas. Beautiful pinkish white flowers in 

May and June followed by numerous red seed pods. 

# Physocarpus opulifolius 'Seward' (P. o. 'Summer 

Summer Wine Ninebark � 

Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

This great cultivar has attractive dark wine, deeply cut, fine-textured foliage and pinkwhite 

flower clusters in early summer. Dense, compact habit. While it is a strong 

grower, it is never leggy or out of control.


Lily of the valley bush 

Pieris japonica 'Mountain Fire' 

# 

Mountain Fire Japanese Pieris Z:5 � :1,25m � :1,25m # � � 

Fiery red new growth turning to bronze then glossy dark green. Drooping clusters of 

white flowers in May. Nice contrast with rhododendrons in a border where the soil is 

acid. 

Shrubby cinquefoil 

A group of very hardy dwarf shrubs with exceptional flowering 

habits. Potentillas are excellent flowering border plants and are quite 

spectacular when massed. Sun, pH 6.0-7.5 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Abbotswood' 

Abbotswood Potentilla (Cinquefoil) Z:2 � :90cm � :100cm #� 

Considered to be the best white potentilla. Dark blue-green foliage with masses of 

white flowers from May till October. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldfinger' 

Goldfinger Potentilla Z:2 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Impressive display of golden yellow flowers from summer until fall on a compact 

shrub. Very adaptable and hardy. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldstar' 

Goldstar Potentilla Z:2 � :80cm � :110cm #� 

Attractive foliage and very large golden yellow flowers in summer adorn this low 

growing shrub. Trouble-free plant. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Pink Beauty' (LOVELY PINK) 

Pink Beauty Potentilla Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

Delicate semi-double pink flowers cover this hardy shrub. Holds its colour in the 

summer, except when nights are extremely hot. It has a globe shape habit and 

attractive dark green foliage. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Red Ace' 

Red Ace Potentilla Z:3 � :50cm � :1m #� � 

Striking red bloom in spring. Blooms fade orange-pink to yellow in summer sun and 

heat. Flowers all summer until frost. Should be used in half-shade location to 

maintain flower colour. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Snowbird' 

Snowbird Potentilla Z:2 � :70cm � :80cm #� 

Upright and compact Potentilla. Approximately 80% of white flowers are double with 

two rows of petals. Good contrast with its attractive glossy green foliage. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Tangerine' 

Tangerine Potentilla Z:3 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

Masses of orange-red flowers that could turn yellow with heat and sun. Nicely 

shaped shrub that should be used in half-shade location to maintain flower colour. 

# Potentilla fruticosa 'Uman' (Mango Tango) 

Mango Tango Potentilla Z:2 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Two-colored flowers with orange-red centers blending outward into deep yellow. 

Flowers are deeper red in cooler weather. Tidy compact form, very hardy. 

Cherry / Plum / Almond 

Prunus cistena 

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Purpleleaf Sandcherry Z:3 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� 

Attractive deciduous shrub with striking dark red-purple foliage and delicate pale 

pink flowers in May. Fine accent plant. 

Cherry / Plum / Almond 

Prunus triloba (plena) (Multiplex) 

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Double Flowering Almond Z:3 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� 

Showers of double pink flowers on every branch and twig make a most spectacular 

display in early May. Green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Red berries appear 

sometimes in late season. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron 'Capistrano' 

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Capistrano Rhododendron Z:4b � :1,25m � :1,25m # � � 

Outstanding, hardy variety that bears dome-shaped trusses of 15 frilly, yellow 

flowers in late midseason. Excellent foliage and dense, mounding habit. 

# Rhododendron 'Catawbiense Album' 

Catawbiense Album Rhododendron Z:5 � :1,75m � :1,75m # � � 

Pink buds open to beautiful white flowers in the spring on compact round trusses. 

Dark green broadleaf foliage. Excellent choice to add color in the shady border. 

# Rhododendron 'Catawbiense Boursault' 

Cat. Boursault Rhododendron Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,75m # � � 

Purplish buds open to large, dark rose-lilac flowers that rest against nice bright 

green foliage in late midseason. Good sturdy grower with dense, spreading habit. 

# Rhododendron 'Helsinki University' 

Helsinki U. Finnish Rhododendron Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� � � 

Upright and vase-shaped habit. Abundant dark green, glossy foliage that opens in 

red tones on young plants. Beautiful pink flowers with orange-red flecks in May. 

# Rhododendron 'Mikkeli' 

Mikkeli Finnish Rhododendron Z:3 � :80cm � :1m #� � � 

The shrub has a heavy branching habit. Flowers are white with green flecks in the 

upper part of the corolla. The evergreen foliage is a great foundation for its large 

attractive flowers. 

# Rhododendron 'Pohjola's Daughter' 

Pohjola's D. Finnish Rhododendron Z:3 � :80cm � :1m #� � � 

Purple pink flower buds opening to funnel-shaped, light pink flowers becoming white 

at maturity. Blooms in May. Nice dark green foliage. It has a low compact mounding 

habit. 

# Rhododendron 'Purple Gem' 

Purple Gem Dwarf Rhododendron Z:5 � :60cm � :90cm # � � 

Masses of deep, purple-blue flowers cover this hardy dwarf. Leaves are long, 

aromatic and rusty olive-green. New growth is grayish-blue and turn bronze in winter. 

Dense, compact, rounded habit. 

# Rhododendron 'Roseum Elegans' 

Roseum Elegans Rhododendron Z:5 � :2m � :2,5m # � � 

A vigorous, fast growing plant. Foliage is round and medium green. Pink flower buds 

opening to big rose lilac flowers at the end of May. One of the best rhododendrons 

for year-round performance. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron 'Cannon's Double' [Azalea] 

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Cannon Double Azalea Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� � 

Upright deciduous Azalea with large clusters of slightly fragrant, pale yellow with 

deep pink veins and outer petals, reverse pink flowers in spring. Spectacular bronze 

foliage from spring to fall. 

# Rhododendron 'Jeb Stuart' -Hybride Exbury [Azalea] 

Jeb Stuart Azalea Z:5 � :1,75m � :1,5m # � � 

A selection from the Confederate Series. Large, medium pink blooms in clusters with 

orange-yellow flag, blooms two weeks later than the others. 

# Rhododendron 'Lilac Light' -Hybride Exbury [Azalea] 

Lilac Light Azalea Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � 

Dwarf compact form with fine textured leaves and branches. Earliest flowering of the 

Lights Series. Soft lilac colored flowers are about 3,5cm.(1-1/4") across and cover 

the plant when in bloom. 

# Rhododendron 'Northern Hi-Lights' [Azalea] 

Northern Hi-Lights Azalea Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Deep green mildew resistant summer foliage turns an attractive burgundy purple for 

autumn. Flowers are a creamy white with yellow upper lip petals. Disease resistant. 

# Rhododendron 'Orchid Lights' [Azalea] 

Orchid Lights Azalea Z:4 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

It has a dwarf compact form with fine textured leaves and branches. Earliest 

flowering of the Lights Series. Soft lilac colour flowers are about 3.5cm.(1-1/4") 

across and cover the plant when in bloom. Hardy to -40 C. 

# Rhododendron 'Western Lights' [Azalea] 

Western Lights Azalea Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � 

Spectacular, spring-blooming shrub with large, lilac purple, sweet fragrant blooms. 

Great for fall colour as its foliage turns fiery-red. Resistant to powdery mildew. 

# Rhododendron 'White Lights' [Azalea] 

White Lights Azalea Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Flower buds are pale delicate pink in the balloon stage. Upon initial opening the 

flowers have a pink tinge which fades at full bloom to give a virtually white 

appearance in the landscape. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron canadense (Azalea canadensis) 

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Canadian Rhododendron Z:2 � :1m � :1m # � � 

Native plant from Canada with a very good hardiness. Masses of showy, pink 

flowers. Grows well in wet areas. Excellent choice for woodland gardens and habitat 

restoration.


Rhododendron 

Rhododendron impeditum 

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Impeditum Dwarf Rhododendron Z:4b � :30cm � :60cm # � � 

A compact low growing variety with a small and fragrant foliage. Purple flowers in 

mid to late May cover this small mound. Will add a special touch to the small garden. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron schlippenbachii (Azalea s.) 

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Schlippenbach Azalea Z:4b � :3m � :2m # � 

This azalea features an attractive foliage, good autumn color and large handsome 

pink flowers that are slightly fragrant in the spring. Vigorous growth. Excellent choice 

for habitat restoration. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron 'Checkmate' ['PJM' serie] 

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Checkmate Rhododendron Z:3b � :60cm � :60cm # � � 

Masses of small, lavender-pink flowers bury this dwarf PJM-type rhododendron in 

early spring. Dark green foliage turns dark mahogany winter. This compact, moundlike 

bush is essential when space is limited. 

# Rhododendron 'Northern Starburst' ['PJM' serie] 

Northern Starburst Rhododendron Z:4 � :80cm � :1m # � � 

This plant has something for every season. Red-flower buds give way to large 

clusters of intense pink flowers followed by a bright apple green flush of new foliage. 

In fall, it turns cinnamon before turning purple-black. 

# Rhododendron 'P.J. Mezitt Compact' ['PJM' serie] 

P.J.M. Compact Rhododendron Z:4 � :70cm � :1m # � � 

A low growing cultivar, densely branched. Smaller than standard 'P.J.M' cultivar. 

Nice aromatic dark green foliage and masses of lavender pink flowers in early May. 

# Rhododendron 'P.J. Mezitt Elite' ['PJM Elite'] 

P.J.M. Elite Rhododendron Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m # � � 

Pink-lavender flowers are produced in small trusses. 'Elite' is the latest to bloom and 

tends to be the most vigorous and upright-growing of the PJM clones. Aromatic, 

glossy foliage turns mahogany in the fall. Very cold hardy and heat tolerant. 

# Rhododendron 'Thunder' ['PJM' serie] 

Thunder Rhododendron Z:3b � :90cm � :90cm # � � 

Uniquely colored, deep purplish blossoms are produced in the spring on this 

floriferous PJM seedling. Cold hardy and very heat tolerant. Foliage is small, glossy 

and a dark mahogany color in the fall. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron 'Crete' (R. Crête) 

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Crete Rhododendron Z:3b � :1m � :1,25m # � � 

Dense dark green foliage on a low growing shrub. Buds are purple-pink, opening in a 

pale pink flowers fading to creamy white. Outstanding variety with silvery hair on new 

growth. 

Sumac 

Rhus aromatica 

# 

Fragrant Sumac � Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,75m #� � 

Fragrant green foliage turns orange-red in the fall. Small yellow flowers in May, 

followed by small red berries that attract birds. Useful groundcover to control erosion 

on banks or hillsides. Pubescent stems. A Canadian's native. 

# Rhus aromatica 'Grow-Low' 

Grow-Low Fragrant Sumac � Z:4 � :60cm � :2m #� � 

Ideal groundcover for bank control, mass plantings. Glossy green foliage turns 

orange-red in the fall. Fragrant small yellow flowers in spring followed by red hairy 

fruit. A very good selection to use for river bank's erosion. 

Sumac 

Rhus typhina 

# 

Staghorn Sumac � Z:3 � :5m � :4m #� � 

Canada's native shrub best used in naturalized settings. Well known for its orange to 

red fall colour and its hairy crimson fruit. Because it spreads by root suckering, it's 

one of the good selection for soil erosion and river banks control. 

# Rhus typhina 'Dissecta' (R. t. laciniata) 

Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac � Z:4b � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

Beautiful foliage with fine textured fern like appearance and spectacular fall colour of 

orange, red and yellow. In August, crimson fruit closely packed in a pyramidal shape 

that persists through winter. Excellent in naturalized settings. 

# Rhus typhina 'Tiger Eyes' (Bailtiger) 

Cutleaf Golden Staghorn Sumac � Z:4 � :2m � :1,75m #� � 

Beautiful golden foliage with fine textured fern like appearance. A mutation of R. 

'Dissecta' with very similar shape and habit except for the color of foliage and the 

great quality of not producing suckers. 

Currant 

Ribes alpinum 'Schmidt' ('Smithii') 

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Smithii Alpine Currant Z:2 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � � 

Dense glossy leafed shrub suitable for hedges in sunny or shady area. Small green 

flowers in May followed by red berries. Very responsive to shearing. Highly resistant 

to diseases. Sun or shade. 

Currant 

Ribes aureum 

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Yellow Flowering Currant � Z:2 � :1,75m � :1,75m #� � � 

Foliage is green turning scarlet red in October with fragrant yellow flowers appearing 

in late May. Almost black berries in late summer. Grows well in sun or shade and 

can be used for hedging. 

Blackberry / Thimbleberry/ 

Rubus odoratus 

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Flowering Raspberry Z:4 :1,75m � :1,75m #� � 

Upright shrub with bright pink, fragrant showy flowers 4 to 5 cm.(1,5" to 2 ") across in 

June-July. Fruit is red and flattened. Shade tolerant, best planted toward back of a 

shrub border or for naturalizing in a shady area. 

Willow 

Salix caprea 

# 

French Pussy Willow Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� � 

Large, silvery catkins before leaves appear in the spring. This attractive shrub 

makes a great accent plant. Likes wet soils. Similar to common Pussy Willow. 

Willow 

Salix cinerea 'Tricolor' (Variegata) 

# 

Tricolour Willow Z:4 � :3m � :2m #� 

An improved sport of Hakuro Nishiki Willow. Spectacular deep pink and red foliage 

in spring followed by a strong pink color throughout the growing season. Produces 

an enormous range of contrasting colors in the garden. Catkins in spring are added 

bonus. Leaf scorch resistant 

Willow 

Salix discolor 

# 

Pussy Willow Z:2 � :6m � :4m #� � 

Large shrub or small tree of up to 6m.(20'). With silvery catkins that appear before 

the leaves. Deep brown branches. 

Willow 

Salix exigua (Interior) 

# 

Sandbar/Coyote Willow Z:2 � :3m � :3,5m #� � 

Erect shrub or small tree with slender pinkish branchlets contrasting beautifully with 

his very narrow silver leaves 5-15 cm long. Valuable for stream bank stabilization 

and protection. Spreading by underground stolons it establishes quickly in moist 

soils. Native to Canada. 

Willow 

Salix integra 'Hakuro-nishiki' 

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Dappled Willow Z:3 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Nice selection with striking white, green and pink foliage. Slender branches are 

always swaying in the breeze. Regular shearing is necessary to maintain leaf 

variegation. 

Willow 

Salix koriyanagi 'Rubykins' 

# 

Rubykins Willow Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

A perfect variety with slender branches, delicate leaves and unusual red catkins. A 

host to the garden and a favourite nest and spot of hummingbirds. 

Willow 

Salix purpurea 'Nana' (gracilis) 

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Blue Artic Willow Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Fine textured twigs with blue foliage make an attractive shrub through the growing 

season. A hedging Willow for cold climates. Slender branches are always moving in 

the breeze for a graceful effect. Often used in habitat restoration.


Willow 

Salix repens 

# 

Creeping Willow Z:3 � :80cm � :1,75m #� � 

An interesting ground cover, ideal for colour contrast with silver felt-like leaves and 

attractive catkins in spring. Excellent choice to cover banks or slopes. 

Willow 

Salix viminalis 

# 

Viminalis Willow Z:4 � :6m � :3,5m #� � 

Vigorous large shrub or small tree of up to 6m (20') with catkins that appear before 

the leaves. The stems are long and flexible grey at first than olive green or yellow. 

Long and narrow green leaves, silvery underneath. 

Elder 

Sambucus canadensis 

# 

American Elderberry � Z:3 � :3m � :2m #� � � 

Native shrub with yellow-white fragrant flowers in June followed with purple-black 

fruits that are attractive to birds. Green foliage turns yellow in the fall. An interesting 

selection for the habitat restoration and natural settings. 

# Sambucus canadensis 'Aurea' 

Golden American Elder � Z:3 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� 

Beautiful golden yellow foliage. Masses of white flowers followed by cherry red fruits 

that attract birds, gives this shrub a picturesque look. Vigorous grower. Brings 

contrast and color to the garden. 

# Sambucus canadensis 'Maxima' 

Maxima Elderberry � Z:3 � :3m � :2m #� � 

A broad spreading shrub with white flower clusters of 35 cm diameter and rose 

purple flower stalks. The black berries that follow are edible and attract birds in the 

fall. Useful for wet areas, and naturalized landscapes. 

Elder 

Sambucus pubens 

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Scarlet Elder � Z:3a � :4m � :3m #� � 

A very fast growing, soft stemmed, stoloniferous shrub. Large clusters of fragrant 

white flowers develop into red inedible berries that attract birds but are harmful for 

the humans. Good for naturalization. Native from Canada. 

Elder 

Sambucus racemosa 'Sutherland Gold' (S. r. 

Sutherland Elder � Z:4 � � 

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:1,75m :1m #� 

The golden yellow finely cut leaflets are resistant to sunburn, and can be used in 

both sunny and partially shaded areas. Holds its colour well all season long. 

Interesting in contrast with evergreen. 

False Spiraea 

Sorbaria sorbifolia 

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False Spiraea Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � � 

Vigorous spreading shrub with sumac-like green leaves that turn orange-red in the 

fall. Creamy white flower clusters bloom in July. Good plant for erosion control, mass 

plantings and natural restoration. Tolerates well shaded areas. 

# Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Appleberry' 

Appleberry False Spiraea Z:3 � :1,75m � :2m #� � � 

Easier to maintain because it doesn't spread but makes beautiful borders when used 

in mass planting. Cut-leaf, apple green foliage turns orange in the fall. White flowers 

in July. Grows fast. 

# Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Sem' 

Sem False Spirea Z:3 � :1m � :90cm #� � � 

It has a more compact habit and stays lower to the ground. The attractive pinkish red 

young leaves change to light-green colour later in the season followed by a reddish 

autumn coloration. The leaves are delicately pinnate and it produces creamy white 

flower panicles in July and August. 

False Spiraea 

Sorbaria tomentosa angustifolia 

# 

Kashmir False Spirea Z:4 � :1,75m � :1m #� � � 

Young stems are red with green cut leaf foliage. This handsome shrub displays 

white panicles 20 to 30cm(1 to 1 1/2') long in July and August. Will not throw out 

suckers. 

Spirea 

Deciduous shrubs with slender branches, and extremely attractive 

flowers and foliage. They are very tough plants; tolerant of many 

soils if drainage is good, easy to transplant, and they grow quickly. 

Full sun, adequate moisture, and a pH of 6.0-7.5 is recommended. 

# Spiraea 'Summer Snow' 

Summersnow Spirea Z:4 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

The light green foliage makes a nice background to the masses of white flowers 

from late June to September. Ideal for restricted areas. 

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# Spiraea cinerea (S. arguta 'Compacta') 

Dwarf Garland Spirea Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Dwarf, compact form of Garland Spirea. The foliage is very finely textured. Cascade 

of small single white flowers in early spring . One of the first Spireas to bloom. 

Excellent variety for a low hedge. 

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# Spiraea betulifolia aemiliana 

Birch Leaf Spirea Z:3 � :80cm � :80cm #� � 

Dwarf mounded shape with small green foliage that turns reddish bronze in the fall. 

Masses of tightly packed white flower clusters cover entirely the shrub in May. 

Excellent choice for a low hedge. 

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# Spiraea billiardii 'Triumphans' 

Triumphans Spirea Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � 

Columnar shrub with erect branching habit, flowers of carmine pink in 20cm spikeshaped 

clusters. Recurrent bloomer. Green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Ideal for 

informal hedge. 

Spirea 





# Spiraea fritschiana 'Chicago Snow' 

Chicago Snow Spirea Z:3 � :90cm � :1,25m #� � 

Large flat-topped clusters of white, very fragrant flowers in late spring. A compact 

shrub with larger leaves than most spireas. Summer foliage turns to a purple color in 

the fall. 

Spirea 





# Spiraea japonica 'Anthony Waterer' (S. bumalda 

Anthony Waterer Spirea Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

Produces carmine pink flowers from June to October. The red new growth becomes 

dark green in summer and purple-red in the fall. Will bloom all summer long if spent 

flowers are removed. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Candlelight' 2007 

Candlelight Spirea Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Dwarf shrub with rich orange-red juvenile foliage which turns brighter before paling 

into lime green. In mid-summer, it bears deep rose-pink flowers and the autumn 

colour is a stunning fiery red. A wonderful plant for gardens requiring colour.


# Spiraea japonica 'Firelight' 

Firelight Spirea Z:4 � :60cm � :90cm #� � 

A mound forming plant with rich red-orange young foliage turning golden yellow in 

summer and deep orange to purplish red in autumn. Flowers deep pink in June and 

July. Excellent choice for edging or low hedge. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Flaming Mound' 

Flaming Mound Spirea Z:2b � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

New growth is flaming red, followed by an orange foliage that turns yellow in summer 

then bronze purple in the fall. Abundance of dark pink-red flowers on this medium 

compact bush. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Froebelii' 

Froebel Spirea Z:2b � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � 

Flat clusters of bright pink flowers from June to October. Vigorous purple tips on 

foliage in spring. Good, medium sized shrub for foundation planting or hedge. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Genpei' (S. j. 'Shirobana') 

Shirobana Spirea Z:3 � :80cm � :80cm #� � 

Compact growth habit with a colourful display of white, pink and red flowers which 

give a striking look throughout the summer and into the fall. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Golden Carpet' 

Golden Carpet Spirea Z:3 � :20cm � :40cm #� � 

A dwarf compact shrub that is finely textured. Golden foliage prevails throughout the 

season, specially in spring and fall. Produces few pink flowers in June-July. One of 

the best for mosaic creation or edging. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Goldflame' (S. bumalda 'Goldflame') 

Goldflame Spirea Z:2b � :80cm � :70cm #� � 

Outstanding golden foliage with fiery red tips which turn copper orange in the fall. 

Dark pink flowers in June. Provides a vibrant splash of colour when other plants 

have faded. Make an outstanding hedge. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Goldmound' 

Goldmound Spirea Z:3 � :70cm � :80cm #� � 

This bushy plant has outstanding golden foliage and tiny pink flowers in June-July. 

Excellent for contrast. Very nice orange bronze fall colour. Useful to add color in the 

garden. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Green Carpet' 

Green Carpet Spirea Z:3 � :15cm � :40cm #� � 

A dwarf compact shrub with dense, medium green foliage that turns red-purple in the 

fall. Small pink flowers appear sparsely in June-July. Excellent choice for mosaic 

creation, edging or low hedge. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Magic Carpet' (Walbuma) 

Magic Carpet Spirea Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

A dwarf spirea with vibrant red leaf tips above a backdrop of bright golden foliage. 

Add pink-purple flowers in summer and you have season-long interest. Use it as a 

groundcover or bedding plant! 

# Spiraea japonica 'Mertyann' (DAKOTA GOLDCHARM) 

Dakota Goldcharm Spirea Z:3 � :40cm � :80cm #� � 

Extremely dwarf gold leaved variety with bright pink flowers in early summer and 

repeating some through the remainder of the growing season if spent flowers are 

removed. New leaves are light bronze before maturing to yellowish gold. Pink and 

red fall color. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Nana' (S. j. var alpina; S. j. 

Daphne Spirea Z:4 � :40cm � :90cm #� � 

Small blue-green leaves on short wiry branches, each tipped with a cluster of light 

pink flowers. A refined tidy groundcover that can be used in a small garden or as 

edging. Slow grower. 

# Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash' 

Neon Flash Spirea Z:4 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Purple-red new growth above a dark green foliage that turns deep burgundy in the 

fall. Masses of vivid red flowers from June till October. This plant was introduced 

from Japan. 

# Spiraea japonica 'White Gold' 

White Gold Spirea Z:3 � :70cm � :80cm #� � 

A unique combination of gold leaves and white flowers. Excellent for a cool shade 

garden. 

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# Spiraea latifolia 

Large-leaved Meadow-sweet Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Native Canadian shrub with large green leaves on top and grey-blue under. Panicles 

of flowers are white or light pink at the beginning of summer. Does well in poor soil. 

Widely used for natural settings, restoration and meadowlands. 

Spirea 





# Spiraea nipponica 'Halward's Silver' 

Halward's Silver Spirea Z:3b � :80cm � :90cm #� � 

Dense compact shrub with graceful arching branches that is covered in spring with 

abundant clusters of snow-white flowers. It has fine textured, dark green foliage in 

summer, and then develops yellow fall color. 

# Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' (S. n. var. tosaensis 

Snowmound Spirea Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

Excellent dwarf shrub, dark foliage, masses of white flowers on arching branches. 

Compact appearance. Nice foliage in fall. 

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# Spiraea thunbergii 'Fujino Pink' 

Fujino Pink Spirea Z:3 � :80cm � :100cm #� � 

Gracious shrub with its arched branches. Early shower of apple blossom pink 

flowers that turns to white-pink. Dense light green summer foliage turns yelloworange 

in the fall. Superb. 

Spirea 





# Spiraea tomentosa 

Steeplebush Z:4 � :1,25m � :1m #� � 

A sparsely branched erect shrub with a dark green foliage. Flowers are rose to rosepurple, 

numerous late July to September. Thrives in poor soil and is a good selection 

for stream banks and lake shores, marshes, swamps, fields, roadsides. 

Spirea 





# Spiraea vanhouttei 

Bridalwreath Spirea Z:3 � :2m � :1,75m #� � � 

A popular large shrub with graceful, arching branches of white blooms in early June. 

Dark green foliage turns purple in the fall. Used primarily as an informal hedge or in 

a border. 

Cutleaf Stephanandra 

Stephanandra incisa 'Crispa' 

# 

Cutleaf Stephanandra Z:4 � :60cm � :1,25m #� � 

A low spreading shrub with arching stems which re-root, bright green fern-like 

leaves, turning reddish purple in the fall. An excellent ground cover with white 

flowers in June. Great for use as a groundcover or bank cover. 

Snowberry / Coralberry / W 

Symphoricarpos albus (S. racemosus) 

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Snowberry Z:2 :1,5m � :1,5m #� � � 

Pink flowers and arching branches with large clusters of snow white berries in the 

fall. It does well in sun to medium shade. Native plant of Canada. Good wildlife 

habitat.


Snowberry / Coralberry / W 

Symphoricarpos doorenbosii (x) 'Magic Berry' 

Magic Berry Coralberry � Z:3 � � 

# 

:1,25m :1,25m #� � � 

Masses of vivid pink-purple berries all along graceful arching branches in the fall. 

Dark green foliage and small pink flowers add to the beauty of this compact shrub. 

Lilac 

The larger shrub type we offer are represented by three distinct 

groups-the S. vulgaris hybrids that are frequently called the French 

hybrids, the S. x hyacinthiflora cultivars and S. x prestoniae 

cultivars. The S. vulgaris are in bloom in mid-spring, around may 15 

with colours ranging from white to deep purple. The 'hyacinthiflora' 

cultivars flower about a week to 10 days prior to the S. vulgaris 

hybrids. The late blooming lilacs 'prestoniae' flower in June about 2 

weeks after the S. vulgaris hybrids thereby extending the lilac 

season. Full sun and pH 6.5-8.0 

# Syringa hyacinthiflora (x) 'Maiden's Blush' (S. vulgaris 

Maiden's B. Early Flowering Lilac Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

An exceptionally early blooming hybrid with fragrant pink to lavender flowers. Dark 

green leaves form a cloud-like head of foliage and turn red in the fall.. 

# Syringa hyacinthiflora (x) 'Pocahontas' 

Pocahontas Early Flowering Lilac Z:2 � :3m � :3m #� 

Deep maroon purple buds open to deep violet florets. Profuse bloomer, lovely 

fragrance. Fall bronzy red colour. Upright and vigorous growth. Very hardy. 

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# Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' (S. palibiniana HORT.; S. 

Dwarf Korean Lilac Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � 

Unusual, popular dwarf variety with excellent, uniform habit. Reddish-purple buds 

open to single, pale lilac, fragrant flowers. Green foliage turns burgundy red in the 

fall. Profuse blooms at an early age. 

# Syringa 'Red Pixie' 2007 

Dwarf Red Pixie Lilac Z:2 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� � 

An outstanding small lilac well suited to the smaller garden. The flowers are 

delightfully fragrant, red in bud, opening to ruby red and gradually fades to a light 

pink. Will flower profusely for a second time in September. Branches come out 

horizontally giving it a very interesting look. 

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# Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' 

Miss Kim Mandchourian Lilac Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Compact and bushy habit. Dark green glossy foliage that turns a rich burgundy red 

in the fall. Flower buds are purple but open to icy blue fragrant flowers. 

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# Syringa prestoniae (x) 'Donald Wyman' 

Donald Wyman Preston Lilac Z:2 � :2,5m � :2m #� 

Blooms two weeks later than common lilac. Flowers are single on 6"x 4" panicles. 

Considered by many the best of the Preston Lilacs. 

# Syringa prestoniae (x) 'James Macfarlane' (S. josiflexa 

James Mc Farlane Preston Lilac Z:2 � :2m � :2m #� 

Blooming rich true pink, 2 weeks later than common lilac. Extremely hardy and 

adaptable to several adverse conditions. 

# Syringa prestoniae (x) 'Minuet' 

Minuet Preston Lilac Z:2 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

Purple buds open to a single white-pink. Slower growing than other Preston 

varieties. Ideal for the small border. 

# Syringa prestoniae (x) 'Miss Canada' 

Miss Canada Preston Lilac Z:2 � :2m � :2m #� 

Single bright pink flowers with larger leaf than other Preston Lilacs. Outstanding lilac, 

extremely hardy. 

# Syringa prestoniae (x) MIX 

Preston Lilac (MIX Colors) Z:2 � :2m � :2m #� 

Blooming 2 weeks later than Common Lilac. Extremely hardy and adaptable, 

withstanding moisture conditions, fatal to vulgaris hybrids. 

# Syringa prestoniae (x) 'Royalty' (S. josiflexa 'Royalty') 

Royalty Preston Lilac Z:2 � :2m � :2m #� 

Violet purple flowers blooming freely 2 weeks later than Common Lilac. This plant is 

extremely hardy and adaptable. 

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# Syringa reticulata (S. japonica; S. amurensis var. j.) 

Japanese Lilac Z:2 � :10m � :8m #� 

A large shrub with large heads of creamy white flowers at the end of June and July. 

Handsome foliage. Clumps will have 3 or more stems. 

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# Syringa villosa 

Late Lilac Z:2 � :3m � :2m #� 

Fragrant rosy lilac flowers in late June and July. Grey-green, thick foliage. Excellent 

selection for hedging and screen. Very hardy.


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# Syringa vulgaris 

Common Lilac Z:2 � :3,5m � :3m #� � 

This popular shrub is used as a screen or informal hedge. It's fragrant lilac blooms 

are delightful in May. Great as a cut flower. 

# Syringa vulgaris [mix] 

Mixed Lilac Z:2 � :3,5m � :3m #� � 

Mixed colors. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Belle de Nancy' 

Belle De Nancy French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :3m #� 

Double bright pink flowers in the middle of spring with satiny florets that have a white 

center. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' 

Charles Joly French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� 

One of the best of the double dark reds! Semi-lustrous leaves, very fragrant. One of 

the first to bloom. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Edward J. Gardner' 

Edward J. Gardner French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� 

Dense, upright shrub with good foliage. From dark pink flower bud emerge beautiful, 

double pink, large twisted florets with an excellent, sweet fragrance. Excellent cut 

flower. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Katherine Havemeyer' 

Katherine Havemeyer French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� 

Very fine double lavender pink with very heavy flower panicles. Dark green foliage 

with a good disease resistance. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Mme Lemoine' 

Mme Lemoine French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :3m #� 

Fragrant snow white blooms. Beautiful contrast against the dark green leaves. Very 

showy and extremely fragrant. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Nadezhda' (Hope) 

Hope French Lilac Z:3 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� 

It has large panicles of very fragrant, double, blue-lilac, flowers from purple buds. 

Flowers are very long lasting and are born profusely on this mid-sized lilac. Good 

disease resistance and hardiness. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Paul Thirion' 2012 

Paul Thirion French Lilac Z:3 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� 

This double-flowered variety is compact, exceptionally heavy-blooming and very 

fragrant. As they mature the flowers seem to deepen in color, opening a dark pink 

and finishing a brilliant magenta shot with blue.The foliage on this shrub is a fine 

backdrop to the blooms, rich green and very lush. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Président Grévy' (President Grevy) 

President Grevy French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� 

Double lilac blue with starry florets produced on large panicles. Vigorous, upright 

grower. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Primrose' (Primerose) 

Primrose French Lilac Z:3 � :3m � :3m #� 

Buds are creamy yellow opening to cream colour flowers. Unique colour for lilacs. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Wedgewood Blue' 

Wedgewood Blue French Lilac Z:3 � :1,75m � :2m #� 

Unique for its lilac pink buds. This cultivar possesses beautiful blue colour. It is very 

showy with a fine fragrance. A Father Fiala introduction, classified as an excellent 

mildew resistant specimen. 

Tamarisk 

Tamarix ramosissima 'Pink Cascade' 

# 

Pink Cascade Tamarix Z:3 � :3,5m � :2m #� 

Rosy flower spikes all summer are accented by the feathery silver blue foliage. 

Should be cut back hard in spring. Tolerant of poor, dry soil and salt. 

Blueberry / Cowberry / Cran 

Vaccinium vitis-idaea 

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Cowberry Z:2 :20cm � :50cm #� � 

Small shrub with a prostate habit and glossy, dark green foliage turning bright red in 

the fall. Small pinkish white flowers in the spring give way to globular red berries. 

Native of Canada. 

Wayfaring / Viburnum 

A group of shrubs grown for their spring flowers, attractive fruit and 

rich autumn colours. Easily grown and widely used in the trade. It is 

generally best to plant two or more together to assist crosspollination 

for fruiting varieties. Sun or partial shade, pH 6.0-7.5. 

# Viburnum dentatum 'Blue Muffin' 

Blue Muffin Arrowwood Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

The perfect sized plant for residential landscapes. This compact beauty has loads of 

white spring flowers and an impressive display of rich blue berries. Dark green, 

gloosy foliage turns purple red in the fall. 






# Viburnum lantana 

Wayfaring Tree Z:2b � :4m � :3m #� � 

A rugged performer with thick dense branching and masses of white flowers. Very 

attractive fruit that changes from scarlet red to black in August-September. 

# Viburnum lantana 'Mohican' 

Mohican Wayfaring Tree � Z:2b � :2m � :2,5m #� � 

Selected for its compact growth. Creamy white, flat topped flowers entirely envelop 

the plant in late April or early May, followed by orange-red fruit in early July lasting a 

month before turning black in fall. Excellent disease resistance. 






# Viburnum lentago 

Dark green, leathery foliage turning purple-red in fall. Abundant clusters of white 

flowers in June. Has edible blue-black fruit in September. Tolerant of many soil 

conditions. 

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# Viburnum opulus 'Nanum' (V. o. pygmaeum) 

Dwarf European Cranberry Bush Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

This dwarf shrub is a neat and tidy ball of green that rarely needs to be pruned. 

Lightly flowering, but still quite useful because of its burgundy fall colour and good 

manners. Ideal for small hedges. 






# Viburnum trilobum 

Americ. Highbush Cranberry Bush Z:2 � :3m � :3m #� � 

Dark green foliage turns red in the fall. White flowers bloom in May-June followed by 

beautiful showy cluster of scarlet red fruits that are used in preserves and jellies. 

Native plant that is often recommended in natural restoration. 

# Viburnum trilobum 'Compactum' 

Compact Americ. Cranberry Bush � 

Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Dark green foliage turns red in the fall. White flowers bloom in May-June followed by 

beautiful showy cluster of scarlet red fruit lasting into the winter. 

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# Viburnum trilobum 'Wentworth' 2008 

Wentworth Americ. Cranberrybush � Z:2 � :4m � :3m #� � 

This wonderful plant has very large, glossy red fruit that attract birds all winter. Aphid 

resistant maple shaped leaves transform from green to yellow to red in the autumn. 

White, pinwheel-like flowers. Birds love the fruit. 

Weigela 

A genus of deciduous shrubs popular for their beautiful flowers and 

tough nature. We grow Weigela cultivars which are very reliable and 

hardy, specially the new 'dance' series (Rumba, Samba, Tango). 

Prune after flowering. pH 6.0-7.5 

# Weigela 'Bristol Ruby' 

Bristol Ruby Weigela Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� � 

Large, ruby red flowers cover this dense shrub in early summer and then, 

sporadically until fall. Nice dark green foliage. 

# Weigela florida 'Ghost' (W. f. 'Carlton') 2009 

Ghost Weigela Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

A cool weigela with dark red flowers in spring and remarkable foliage that magically 

turns to a ghostly, iridescent butter-cream as the summer progresses. Provides 

seasons of color. Reblooms if lightly pruned after flowering. 

Weigela 

A genus of deciduous shrubs popular for their beautiful flowers and 

tough nature. We grow Weigela cultivars which are very reliable and 

hardy, specially the new 'dance' series (Rumba, Samba, Tango). 

Prune after flowering. pH 6.0-7.5 

# Weigela florida 'Midnight Wine' (W. f. Elvera) 

Midnight Wine Weigela Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

A marvellous low mounding, dark metallic burgundy purple foliage and deep pink 

flowers in May and June. Perfect for the front of the border, the perennial garden or 

used as a groundcover. 

# Weigela florida 'Minuet' 

Minuet Weigela Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

This compact, rounded deciduous shrub is truly a dwarf weigela, less than 3' tall. 

Purple-red flowers with yellow throats bloom freely and are slightly fragrant. 

# Weigela florida 'My Monet' (Verweig) 2008 

Monet Weigela Z:4 � :40cm � :60cm #� � 

The foliage coloring is a delicate mixture of cream, green and pink for all season 

interest. It is very striking in mass planting or as an accent surrounded by more 

subtle greens. The funnel shape pink flowers appear late spring. 

# Weigela florida 'Pink Princess' 

Pink Princess Weigela Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Profusely blooming bright pink flowers on a rounded shrub. Light glossy green 

foliage edged with purple. Upright mound shape. 

# Weigela florida 'Red Prince' 

Red Prince Weigela Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Very colourful shrub with its masses of dark red flowers contrasting with the dark 

green foliage in May and sporadically the rest of the season. Upright and tidy habit. 

# Weigela florida 'Rumba' 

Rumba Weigela Z:3 � :1m � :1,25m #� � 

Dark red flowers with a yellow throat cover this plant in June. The foliage is light 

green tinged with dark brown. A semi-dwarf plant. 

# Weigela florida 'Samba' 

Samba Weigela Z:3 � :80cm � :80cm #� � 

Rich red flowers with yellow throat in May. Dark green foliage with purple tips. 

Upright habit and arched branches at maturity. 

# Weigela florida 'Suzanne' 

Suzanne Variegated Weigela Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � 

Pale white-green variegated foliage turns red in the fall. White and pink flowers on 

the same plant in May-June. Will bloom again in August. 

# Weigela florida 'Tango' 

Tango Weigela Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

Compact shrub with green-purple foliage. Purple new growth. Abundant dark red 

flowers with yellow throat in June and then sporadically until fall. 

# Weigela florida 'Victoria' 

Victoria Weigela Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� � 

A purple-leaved selection that maintains its color all summer long. Dark pink flowers 

add contrast to this compact shrub in June. Dwarf habit and slow grower. 

Our Lord's candle 

Yucca filamentosa 

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Adam's Needle Z:4 � :100cm � :60cm #� 

Clump of sword-like evergreen leaves produces a spike of pendulous blooms on a 

tall slender stem in mid-summer. 

Our Lord's candle 

Yucca flaccida 'Golden Sword' 

# 

Golden Sword Adam's Needle Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

A rosette of sword shaped leaves having rich yellow interior with soft green margins. 

Tall spikes of white flowers in summer. Excellent choice for dry settings.


Climbers 

Kiwi fruit / Ornemental Kiw 

Actinidia kolomikta 'Artic Beauty' 

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Male ornamental Kiwi Z:4 � :5m � :3m #� � 

This colourful male form is a deciduous twining vine useful on large structures. When 

mature, the foliage is variegated with creamy white and pink and can be encouraged 

by planting against a south or west facing wall in full sun. 

Porcelain berry / Pepper vi 

Ampelopsis glandulosa 'Elegans' (A. g. variegata) 

Porcelain Berry � Z:4b � � :2m 

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:5m #� � 

Attractive deciduous vine. Mottled green and white leaves are tinged with pink when 

young and again when nights are getting cool. Dramatic amethyst purple to porcelain 

blue berries in fall. Very showy. 

Climbing bittersweet 

Celastrus orbiculatus 'Hermaphroditus' 

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Hermaphroditus Bittersweet Z:3b � :6m � :6m #� � 

Vigorous grower with crimson-yellow fruits that split open in October and reveal 

brilliant scarlet seeds. Borne on graceful sprays ideal for cutting. Leaves turn clear 

yellow before falling. Self-fertile. 

Climbing bittersweet 

Celastrus scandens 'Diana/Hercules' Combo 

Combo American Bittersweet � Z:2 � � 

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:7m :7m #� � 

Both male and female vines are grown in the container for easy fructification. It has 

glossy green summer foliage. Greenish flowers appear in the spring followed by 

orange and red fruits. The plant appears to adapt to difficult sites. 

Clematis 

Place your well watered clematis in the hole so that about 15cm (6") 

of stem is below the soil line. The stem of the newly planted clematis 

needs to be securely but carefully attached to a support (trellis, 

plastic mesh) so that damage to the stem does not occur. Planting a 

perennial or a small shrub in front will insure a cool root run for the 

clematis. 

In an effort to simplify things, we have used three pruning groups. 

Group A: Are varieties that flower only on growth produced the 

previous year. Therefore no pruning is done. 

Group B: Are the varieties that flower on wood that has been 

hardened by the previous season's growth. No pruning or a very 

light pruning in April. (Weak or dead wood). 

Group C: These varieties bloom only on the current year's growth. 

Plants should be cut back in April to two strong sets of buds on each 

stem at approximately 15 cm above the ground. 

# Clematis 'Aljonushka' (Aljonuska) 

Aljonuska Clematis Z:3 � :2m � :2m #� � 

Beautiful cultivar that can grow, with support, to 2m (6') tall or more in any aspect. 

Rose pink flowers and fleshy, often twisted, sepals. Blooms from June to September. 

# Clematis 'Allanah' 

Allanah Clematis Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� � 

Very large, deep crimson, velvet flowers with very deep red, almost black anthers 

are borne at the tips of the stems. Blooms from June to September. Pruning group C 

# Clematis 'Arabella' 

Arabella Clematis Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,75m #� � 

Flowers are semi-nodding starting out deep purple-blue and lighten with age to 

reveal pink-mauve veining and bar. Cream or creamy-yellow anthers. Blooms from 

June till September. Pruning group C 

# Clematis 'Bees Jubilee' 

Bees Jubilee Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Delicate pink with deep red bar down the middle of each petal with yellow anthers. 

Does not fade in the sun. Blooms May, June and September. Pruning group B 

# Clematis 'Blue Bird' (C. macropetala 'Blue Bird') 2010 

Blue Bird Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Fat buds open to lantern-like, light blue flowers with a hint of purple on a very 

vigorous and free-flowering vine. Profuse in April-May, it has some repeat bloom in 

late August and early September. Pruning group A 

# Clematis 'Blue Boy' (C. viticella 'Blue Boy') 2010 

Blue Boy Clematis Z:3 � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

A hardy variety bearing small, nodding violet-blue flowers, bell-shaped at first and 

fully opening in the midst of bloom from June to September. It don’t cling to supports 

but can lean against them. Suitable for growing on terraces or as ground cover. 

Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Duchess of Albany' (Texensis Group) 

Duchess of Albany Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :1,75m #� � 

Flowers are tulip-like and clear pink with rose-pink bars. These 5 cm (1,5") flowers 

are produced from July to September. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Duchess of Edinburgh' 

Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

This century old double white flower has 10-15 cm(4-6") blooms in May-June and 

sometimes again in September. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Durandii' 

Durandii Clematis Z:3 � :1,75m � :1m #� � 

The rich indigo blue 10-15 cm (4-6") flowers with deeply furrowed mid-ribs and white 

stamens are a favourite of flower arrangers. The blooming period is June to 

September non-stop. The non-clinging stems are very sturdy and are most attractive 

if grown through a small shrub, or attached to a support. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Etoile Violette' 

Etoile Violette Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Very free flowering and vigorous. Deep purple 10-13 cm (4-5") flowers with yellow 

anthers from June to September. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Fireworks' 

Fireworks Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Spectacular 17-20cm(7-8") lilac rose petals with a red bar down each petal. Petals 

are somewhat twisted giving a pinwheel effect. The filaments are pale cream with red 

anthers. Blooms early and late summer. Stunning! Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Golden Tiara' (C. 'Kugotia') 

Golden Tiara Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :2m #� � 

The flowers are bight yellow, large with thick and highly textured sepals. Tips are 

recurving and open wide to display the contrasting dark stamens. Seedheads are 

large, silvery and beautifully silky. This plant puts on a great show from late summer 

on. Pruning group C 

# Clematis 'Guernsey Cream' 2008 

Guernsey Cream Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Large creamy-white blooms with overlapping petal, highlighted with a lemon-lime bar 

down the center and yellow anthers. Blooms in May, June, and August. Pruning 

group B 

# Clematis 'Gypsy Queen' 

Gypsy Queen Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Velvety deep purple blooms with reddish-purple anthers that repeat quite regularly 

during the growing season, from July thru fall. Very versatile and able to adapt to 

diversity. Pruning group C 

# Clematis 'Helios' (Tangutica Group) 

Helios Clematis Z:4 � :2m � :2m #� � 

Compact 2 m( 7') variety which won the Dutch Award of Merit for the best yellow. 

The 4-6cm (1.5"-2.25") bright yellow flowers are lantern-shaped to begin with then 

open flat. Blooming time is early summer to mid-autumn. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Jackmanii' 

Jackmanii Clematis Z:3 � :3,5m � :2m #� � � 

The best known clematis of all time. Deep purple 10-14 cm(4-6") flowers from mid- 

June to September. Very hardy. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Jackmanii Superba' 

Jackmanii Superba Clematis Z:4 � :4m � :2m #� � � 

Similar to the more popular Jackmanii, but with a fuller flower and slightly larger 10- 

14 cm (4-6") from mid-June through August. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Jan Pawel II' (C. 'John Paul II') 

John Paul II Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Large cream flowers with pale pink stripes and deep red anthers. Blooms in May, 

June and again in September. Mid-green leaves on 8 -10 feet tall stems. Vigorous 

grower that needs a light pruning in July. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Kakio' (C. 'Pink Champagne') 

Pink Champagne Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� � 

15-20cm (6-8") purple-pink flowers in May, June and September. Compact attractive 

seed heads. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Kardynal Wyszynski' (C. 'Cardinal 

Cardinal Wyszynski Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Glowing crimson 8'' flowers with darker crimson anthers and light pink filament. Very 

vibrant color and free flowering plant. Received the Golden Medal at 'Plantarium' in 

1990. Pruning group B


# Clematis 'Nelly Moser' 

Nelly Moser Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Flowers 17-23 cm(7-9") in May, June and September in pastel mauve pink with 

carmine bar. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Niobe' 

Niobe Clematis Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Very dark ruby red open 15 cm(6") flowers with yellow stamens. The compact 2,5-3 

m plants, flower from June to Sept. Magnificent colour, consider the best by many. 

Pruning group B or C. 

# Clematis 'Petit Faucon' 2010 

Petit Faucon Clematis Z:3 � :90cm � :1,5m #� � 

Extraordinary plant with a compact, non-clinging habit and unusual flowers. The 

buds open to twisting petals that reveal bright orange-yellow stamens inside deep 

purple. They then mature to rich blue around creamy stamens. The fluffy white 

seedheads are beautiful, too! Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Piilu' 2009 

Piilu Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :2m #� � 

Flowers first appear in June which are double to 7cm across, while the later blooms 

are single. The flowers are light purplish pink with an eye catching wide dark purplishred 

bar. It also blooms top to bottom from June till September. Pruning group B 

# Clematis 'Rouge Cardinal' 

Rouge Cardinal Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Large deep velvety crimson flower with red anthers 10-15 cm (4-6"). Blooms June- 

Sept. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'Star of India' 

Star of India Clematis Z:4 � :3,5m � :2m #� � 

A hardy, vigorously growing cultivar. Large, red-purple becoming violet-purple, seminodding 

flowers with a redder central bar and cream stamens. Blossoms profusely 

from end of June to early September. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis 'The President' 

The President Clematis Z:4 � :2m � :1m #� � 

Another favourite that has held its own for over one hundred years. 15-20cm (6-8") 

deep purple-blue flowers with striking red tipped stamens bloom from June to 

September. Very attractive seed heads. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Veronica's Choice' 

Veronica's Choice Clematis Z:4 � :3,5m � :2m #� � 

Unusual frilly double flowers in spring, single in late summer with pale lavender and 

mauve petals. The compact flowers are suitable for cut flower. Blooms in May-June 

and September. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Warszawska Nike' (C. 'Warsaw Nike') 

Warsaw Nike Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :1,25m #� � 

Rich velvet purple flowers with contrasting yellow stamens. 13-18 cm (5-7") blooms 

from June to September if pruned lightly. Pruning group B. 

# Clematis 'Xerxes' ('Elsa Späth') 

Elsa Spath Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :1,75m #� � 

Rich lavender blue flowers 15-20cm(6-8") in diameter with red purple stamens, 

abundant in May and sporadically from May-June to September. Pruning group B. 

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# Clematis alpina 'Pamela Jackman' 

Pamela Jackman Clematis Z:4 � :2m � :1,5m #� � 

Rich, deep purple blue bell-shaped 3-5 cm (1-2") flowers in May-June. Pruning 

group A. 

# Clematis alpina 'Stolwijk Gold' 2008 

Stolwijk Gold Clematis Z:4 � :1,75m � :1m #� 

Stunning gold leaves in spring contrasting with nodding, bell-shaped, aquamarineblue 

flowers. The foliage then matures to an attractive light green as the season 

progresses. Restrained enough to use tumbling out of a container or climbing 

through an obelisk. Pruning group A 

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# Clematis viticella 'Abundance' (C. 'Abundance') 2009 

Abundance Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� � 

A very free flowering variety. The semi-campanulate flowers are rosy wine color and 

2-3" in size. Anthers are yellow. Blooms July through September. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis viticella 'Little Nell' 2008 

Little Nell Clematis Z:4 � :3m � :2m #� � 

Very prolific small semi-campanulate white flowers with pink edges and greenishyellow 

anthers. Blooms from July till September. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis viticella 'Minuet' 2010 

Minuet Clematis Z:4 � :3,5m � :2m #� � 

This is a beautiful variety bearing larger creamy-white flowers with pinky-purple veins 

and with the petals generously tipped in purple. These are borne from mid-summer 

to late autumn. Pruning group C. 

# Clematis viticella 'Polish Spirit' 

Polish Spirit Clematis Z:4 � :4m � :2,5m #� � 

A hardy, strong-growing and floriferous Polish cultivar with attractive foliage. Rich 

purple-blue flowers with deep red stamens, borne from July to September. Ideal for 

growing over fences, pergolas, trellises and wooden supports. It makes a charming 

ground cover. Pruning group C 

# Clematis viticella 'Purpurea Plena Elegans' 

Purpurea Plena Elegans Clematis Z:3 � :3m � :1,75m #� � 

5-6 cm (2-2.5") double flowers in a soft rosy purple. This vigorous, free flowering 

variety blooms from mid-June through August. Pruning group C. 

English Ivy 

Hedera helix 

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English Ivy Z:5 � :30cm � :2,5m #� � � 

Beautiful selection as a climber or ground cover. It will cling to almost any surfaces 

with its strong aerial root system. Broadleaf foliage is triangular and irregularly cut. 

The younger leaves have three to five lobes. 

Hop 

Humulus lupulus 

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Ornamental Hops � Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� � 

Climbing plant spreading by twining around a support structure such as wires or a 

trellis. Nice fragrant fruits used in the making of beer. Will die back to the ground 

each winter, but grows back quickly each season. 

# Humulus lupulus 'Aureus' 

Golden Hops � Z:4 � :5m � :2m #� 

Lovely buttery yellow foliage. A vigorous perennial climbing vine that will quickly 

wrap itself around any upright structure in a season. Will die back to the ground each 

winter, but grows back quickly each season. 

Hydrangea 

Hydrangea anomala petiolaris (H. petiolaris) 

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Climbing Hydrangea Z:5 � :7m � :1,5m #� � � 

Large white flowers in July contrast with the dark green foliage. Slow grower until 

established. Often considered the best vine for its natural beauty. Self-clinging.


Honeysuckle 

Lonicera 'Mandarin' 

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Mandarin Climbing Honeysuckle � Z:3b � :2,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Flowers are dark red-orange outside and paler yellow-orange on the inside, in long 

trumpet shaped June-July and then periodically throughout the summer on a 

vigorous hardy vine. Young leaves are dark coppery brown turning glossy dark 

green. Good disease resistance. 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera brownii 'Dropmore Scarlet' 

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D. Scarlet Climbing Honeysuckle Z:3 :3m � :1,25m #� � 

A hardy, fast growing climber with orange-red flowers from June till October. Bluegreen 

foliage. Hardy and spectacular. Excellent use in the landscape on trellises, 

fences and arbors. 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera heckrottii 'Goldflame' 

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Gold Flame Climbing Honeysuckle Z:4 � :3m � :1,25m #� � 

A fragrant cluster of showy flowers from July till frost The inside petals are creamy 

yellow and the outside a brilliant red. Nice blue foliage. 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' (L. p. 'Florida') 

Late Dutch Honeysuckle � Z:4b � � :3,5m 

# 

:3m #� � 

A popular climber with ornamental flowers: tubular, fragrant, purple-red outside and 

creamy within, borne in clusters from June to September. Attractive, bright red fruits 

from July to October. The plants are vigorous twiners that climb rapidly up trellis or 

over arches. Disease resistant. 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera sempervirens 'John Clayton' 

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J. Clayton Climbing Honeysuckle Z:4 :3m � :3,5m #� � 

This compact selection features clusters of sulphur-yellow flowers in late spring, then 

off and on until frost. The flowers are very attractive to hummingbirds. Orange-red 

berries appear after the flowers, which many birds relish. Foliage is blue-green in 

colour. 

# Lonicera sempervirens 'Major Wheeler' 2009 

Major Wheeler Coral Honeysuckle � Z:4 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Blooms heavily in the spring and continues on into the summer. Red trumpets have 

5 slightly upturned petals; the bloom is gold within. Round opposite leaves surround 

the stems. Needs a little support in the garden. Excellent disease resistance. 

Ivy / Creeper 

Parthenocissus quinquefolia 'Engelmannii' 

Engelman's Ivy � Z:2 � � 

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:10m :5m #� � � 

Dark green and glossy foliage turns scarlet red in the fall. Dark blue berries attractive 

to birds for food in September. Very vigorous grower that is self-clinging. Excellent 

selection for river banks restoration 

Ivy / Creeper 

Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Veitchii' (Ampelopsis 

Boston Ivy � Z:5 � � :5m 

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:10m #� � � 

One of the finest vines for covering walls as it clings to the smoothest surfaces with 

great tenacity. Olive green glossy foliage turning brilliant red in autumn; grows 

rapidly. 

# Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Veitchii Robusta' 

Robust Boston Ivy � Z:5 � :10m � :6m #� � � 

This handsome vine is an especially vigorous variety with large, deeply lobed, dark 

glossy green leaves, that turn spectacular shades of red- purple in autumn. One of 

the best vines for clinging to stone and brick 

Grape 

Vitis riparia 

# 

Riverbank Grape � Z:2 � :3,5m � :2,5m #� � � 

Native of Canada, the hardiest grape variety. Vigorous climbing vine with glossy 

green leaves above and smooth undersides. Fragrant white flowers in June. Fruits 

are globular, black tinged purple. Sun or shade. Commonly used for natural 

restoration. 

Wisteria 

Wisteria macrostachys 'Blue Moon' 2009 

# 

Blue Moon Wisteria Z:4 � :8m � :8m #� 

An outstanding, vigorous, extremely free flowering climber selected for its cold 

hardiness. Produces long racemes of packed blue-lilac flowers in early summer with 

repeat blooming throughout the summer. Very good odor. 

Wisteria 

Wisteria sinensis 

# 

Chinese Wisteria Z:5 � :8m � :6m #� 

Blue-violet flowers are 6-12" long, slightly fragrant and appear before the bronze 

foliage. Vigorous vine recommended for patios and pergolas. Very attractive.


Roses 

Rose 

Rosa 'Champlain' [explorer] 

# 

Champlain Rose Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� 

Petal tip is dark red, the center and the base are medium red. Foliage is abundant, 

lustrous and dark green. Uniform bushy growth with abundant yellow-green foliage. 

Extremely popular. 

# Rosa 'Frontenac' [explorer] 

Frontenac Rose Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� 

An extremely floriferous plant from June until the end of September. Deep pink 

flowers are produced in clusters of up to 8. Resistant to powdery mildew and black 

spot. 

# Rosa 'George Vancouver' [explorer] 

George Vancouver Rose Z:3 � :90cm � :1m #� 

A beautiful shrub rose with medium red flowers born in clusters of 1-6. Flowers are 

abundant in June and repeating throughout the summer. Good disease resistant 

foliage. 

# Rosa 'Henry Hudson' [explorer] 

Henry Hudson Rose Z:2 � :90cm � :1m #� 

Low growing rugosa hybrid with rosy pink buds opening to double pure white flowers 

and showy yellow stamens. It is quite fragrant and very floriferous. Blooms until frost. 

# Rosa 'John Cabot' [explorer] 

John Cabot Climbing Rose Z:3 � :3m � :1,5m #� 

Climber. Can be pruned and grown as a bush rose. Rosy pink, fragrant flowers 

bloom freely June-July. Very hardy. COPF introduction. 

# Rosa 'John Davis' [explorer] 

John Davis Rose Z:3 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

Medium pink flowers of light spicy fragrance are produced freely on this vigorous 

grower that can be trained into a climber. The very clean, glossy green foliage is 

highly resistant to black spot and mildew. 

# Rosa 'Louis Jolliet' [explorer] 

Louis Jolliet Rose Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,5m #� 

A great climbing rose with attractive medium pink flowers produced in clusters of 3- 

10 all season long. Flowers have a pleasing spicy fragrance. Glossy, deep green 

foliage is disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Martin Frobisher' [explorer] 

Martin Frobisher Rose Z:2 � :2m � :1,5m #� 

Fragrant, double pink flowers from June till September. Foliage is medium green. A 

vigorous, well proportioned plant with a strong resistance to disease. 

# Rosa 'Nicolas' [explorer] [explorer] 

Nicolas Rose Z:3 � :70cm � :70cm #� 

Medium red flowers in clusters of 1-3 from June to September. Very hardy and 

disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Simon Fraser' [explorer] 

Simon Fraser Rose Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� 

Low shrub produces an abundance of semi-double medium pink flowers all season 

long. Resistant to black spot and mildew. Good landscape plant because of its low 

habit, colour throughout the year and good disease resistance. 

# Rosa 'William Baffin' [explorer] 

William Baffin Climbing Rose Z:2b � :3m � :2m #� 

Climber. Grows 2-3 meters and can be left on trellis. Flowers borne in clusters of up 

to 30 deep pink blooms. Glossy foliage. Combines the valuable features of winter 

hardiness, free and repeat flowering, resistance to mildew and black spot. 

Rose 

Rosa 'Alba Meidiland' (White Meidiland) [shrub - 

# 

Alba Meidiland Rose Z:4 � :80cm � :150cm #� 

Glossy foliage with small white blooms in large clusters. Vigorous mounding 

groundcover great for large areas, banks and slopes. No pruning recommended. 

Disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Cap Diamant' [shrub) 

Cap Diamant Rose Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Flowers are semi-double, medium pink with a spicy fragrance. Olive-green foliage is 

strongly disease resistant. The habit is upright and becomes arched with maturity. 

Very hardy, it's also the emblem for the 400th birthday celebration of Québec City. 

# Rosa 'Carefree Beauty' (Bucbi) [shrub] 

Carefree Beauty Rose Z:4b � :1m � :80cm #� 

This carefree rose has a spreading growth habit. Fragrant coral pink blooms cover 

the plant from spring until fall. Disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Carefree Delight' (Meipotal) [shrub] 

Carefree Delight Rose Z:4 � :90cm � :40cm #� 

Forms a carefree carpet of green bearing quantities of single, gentle pink roses 

throughout the season. Excellent disease resistance. 

# Rosa 'Carefree Sunshine' (Radsun) [shrub] 

Carefree Sunshine Rose Z:4b � :1m � :80cm #� 

An easy growing shrub rose which carries loads of soft, clear yellow flowers with little 

fragrance over light green foliage. The blooms are non-fading and continuous. 

Superior blackspot resistance. 

# Rosa 'Carefree Wonder' (Meipitac) [shrub] 

Carefree Wonder Rose Z:4 � :80cm � :80cm #� 

Rounded, bushy plant which continuously produce large, semi-double pink roses 

with creamy white reverse throughout the summer months followed by orange hips in 

the fall. Dense bright green foliage. Excellent disease resistance and hardiness. 

# Rosa 'Country Dancer' [shrub rose] 

Country Dancer Rose Z:5 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

Features fragrant, semi-double, pink flowers which bloom from late spring to frost. 

The petals drop off cleanly when finished and have a moderate clove scent. 

Leathery, glossy dark green foliage. Very few thorns. 

# Rosa 'Félix Leclerc' 

Félix Leclerc Rose Z:3 � :2,5m � :1,25m #� 

This short climber is one of the first two introductions in the Canadian Artists series 

of roses. The semi-double flowers are a beautiful pink blend and are held in clusters 

on a very hardy, disease resistant plant. 

# Rosa 'Ferdinand Pichard' [shrub - Old Fashion] 2009 

Ferdinand Pichard Rose Z:5 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Recognized for its boldly striped blooms of scarlet, pink and white. Their form is very 

double and cupped. Repeats flowering all season long. Vigorous and bushy, one of 

the very best striped roses. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Apple Blossom' [shrub] 

Apple B. Flower Carpet Rose Z:3 � :80cm � :1,25m #� 

The vigour and growth habit of apple blossom is ideal for mass plantings or covering 

sloped areas of the landscape. The foliage is a high gloss and the plant stays very 

clean, with little to no spraying. Light pink blossom. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Coral' [shrub] 

Coral Flower Carpet Rose Z:4 � :60cm � :1m #� 

The sixth introduction in the series. Blossoms are single coral pink. Minimal 

maintenace is required to maintain its dark green, glossy foliage disease and insect 

free. Masses of flowers for a long period. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Pink Supreme' [shrub) 

Flower Carpet Pink Supreme Rose Z:4 � :1m � :1m #� 

It bears pink clusters of 1.5-2 inch blooms above a shiny green foliage, small to 

medium sized. Robust natural resistance to mildew and blackspot. Blooms fall off 

and hips clean themselves. Ideal for container, on slopes, or for mass plantings. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Red' [shrub] 

Red Flower Carpet Rose Z:4 � :80cm � :1,25m #� 

Like it's family, flower carpet red carries all the qualities of disease resistance, glossy 

foliage, long blooming season & armloads of blooms. This deep red flower carpet will 

standout in any garden. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Scarlet' [shrub] 2007 

Scarlet Flower Carpet Rose Z:4 � :60cm � :100cm #� 

Small buds open to reveal masses of vibrant double scarlet-red blooms over a dark 

glossy green foliage. Plant forms a low, dense compact bush. The bush is selfcleaning 

so no dead-heading is needed. Excellent disease resistance. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet White' [shrub] 

White Flower Carpet Rose Z:4 � :25cm � :1m #� 

A compact groundcover with large scented blooms of pure brilliant white above a 

glossy dark green foliage. Excellent choice for the container growing, baskets and 

mass planting. Hardy and highly disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Flower Carpet Yellow' [shrub] 

Yellow Flower Carpet Rose Z:4 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Huge sprays of light soft yellow blossoms that won't fade in sun for spectacular 

swaths of golden color. Self-cleaning flowers plus superior disease resistance make 

a low maintenance rose for every garden. Excellent in containers on porch or patio. 

# Rosa 'Golden Wings' [shrub] 

Golden Wings Rose Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

One of the finest shrub roses ever created! Single, five petals golden yellow flowers 

are produced freely all season long. Light fragrance. 

# Rosa 'Knock Out' [shrub] 

Knock Out Rose Z:5 � :1m � :1m #� 

A true breakthrough in shrub roses. This plant provides a continuous show of colour 

from spring to late fall. Blooms of deep, fluorescent cherry red. The most disease 

resistant rose to come along in thepast 50 years.


# Rosa 'Morden Amorette' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Amorette Rose Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Light fragrant clusters of reddish pink flowers. Recurent bloom all season if 

deadheaded. More compact and more flowerful than the family. 

# Rosa 'Morden Belle' 

Morden Belle Rose Z:3 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

This Parkland introduction sports tons of double medium pink flowers all summer 

long. Foliage is a dark glossy green and is resistant to powdery mildew and rust. 

Vigorous grower with a tidy habit. 

# Rosa 'Morden Blush' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Blush Rose Z:2b � :70cm � :1m #� 

Distinctive Parkland rose with hybrid tea type blooms of light pink to ivory white 

depending on temperatures. The most floriferous and has the longest blooming 

period of any Parkland rose. 

# Rosa 'Morden Cardinette' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Cardinette Rose Z:3b � :40cm � :30cm #� 

A short, fairly everblooming shrub with medium red, semi-double blooms that come 

singly or in clusters. Ideal in patio pots or for a low hedge along the driveway. 

# Rosa 'Morden Centennial' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Centennial Rose Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� 

Very hardy. Pink, light scent double 4" flowers on old or new wood, singly or in 

clusters up to 15. Develops into a large floriferous shrub with excellent disease 

resistance. 

# Rosa 'Morden Ruby' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Ruby Rose Z:2 � :1m � :1m #� 

Double, ruby red long lasting flowers bloom from June till frost. 

# Rosa 'Morden Snow Beauty' [shrub - Parkland] 

Morden Snow Beauty Rose Z:2 � :90cm � :1m #� 

Nice snow white single flowers. A very floriferous plant producing a number of single 

blooms from early summer to early fall. Its resistance to black spot makes it a winner 

in the garden. Extremely hardy. 

# Rosa 'Nearly Wild' [shrub] 

Nearly Wild Rose Z:4b � :80cm � :1,5m #� 

Single, pink and white, 5 petals flowers on short stems that quickly rebloom. Light 

apple fragrance. Self-cleaning and does not require deadheading. Vigorous, disease 

resistant and very easy to grow. Can be used as a groundcover. 

# Rosa 'Oso Easy Fragrant Spreader' (R. Chewground) 

Oso Easy Fragrant Spreader Rose Z:5 � :40cm � :100cm #� 

An incredible ground cover rose adorned with loads of fragrant, single, pink flowers 

all season long. Excellent choice for covering large areas, banks or other difficult 

locations that need a durable plant with no disease problems. 

# Rosa 'Oso Easy Paprika' (R. ChewMay) 2008 

Oso Easy Paprika Rose Z:5 � :40cm � :90cm #� 

Low mounded rose with loads of spicy, reddish-orange single blooms accentuated 

with a bright yellow eye. Fragrant blooms all season long. The glossy green foliage 

and excellent disease resistance. Gold Medal for Best Groundcover Rose at the 

Rose Hills International Rose Trials. 

# Rosa 'Oso Easy Strawberry Crush' (R. 'Hormeteorie') 

Oso Easy Strawberry Crush Rose Z:5 � :40cm � :100cm #� 

This lovely mounded rose delivers clouds of flowers that emerge in a rainbow of 

color with pink, yellow and apricot colored blooms. The large, double flowers are self 

cleaning and contrast wonderfully against the glossy dark green foliage. Highly 

resistant to black spot disease. 

# Rosa 'Persian Yellow' [shrub] 

Persian Yellow Rose Z:4 � :1,5m � :110cm #� 

Sweetly fragrant blooms in bright yellow small double flowers in June. 

# Rosa 'Pink Robusta' (Korpinrob) [shrub rose] 

Pink Robusta Rose Z:4b � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

Medium pink blooms with a strong fragrance. Semi-double flowers with an average 

diameter of four inches. Repeats its bloom again later in the season. 

# Rosa 'Prairie Celebration' [shrub - Parkland] 

Prairie Celebration Rose Z:3 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

This is a new hardy shrub rose from Morden. Prairie Celebration bears single, pinkred 

flowers with a light fragrance. Disease resistant with dark green foliage. 

# Rosa 'Red Meidiland' (Meineble) [shrub - Meidiland] 

Red Meidiland Rose Z:3 � :50cm � :125cm #� 

Single red bloom, ever blooming from spring till frost. Vigorous low groundcover 

great for slopes or banks and in large areas. No pruning recommended. 

# Rosa 'Robusta' (Korgosa) [shrub] 

Robusta Rose Z:4b � :1,75m � :2m #� 

Vigorous growing shrub with large, single, medium red flowers produced all season 

long. Glossy, disease resistant foliage. Quite attractive. 

# Rosa 'Rubrifolia' [shrub] 

Rubrifolia Rose Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

It isn't the flowers that have made this old rose so popular but rather it's distinctive 

red and blue foliage with its bright red hips and reddish violet stems. Single 5 petals, 

light red flowers in June. 

# Rosa 'Winnipeg Parks' [shrub - Parkland] 

Winnipeg Parks Rose Z:3 � :70cm � :70cm #� 

Bright cherry red flowers are produced in clusters on a low growing, compact plant. 

Has the most attractive foliage of any of the Parkland series and shows some 

resistance to powdery mildew and black spot. 

Rose 

Rosa 'Belle Poitevine' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

# 

Belle Poitevine Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

The pink flowers are fragrant and semi-double, with twirled petals. In fall, the plump 

orange-red hips create a colorful display against the deeply veined, dark green 

foliage. Good choice for a large hedge because they are as broad as they are tall. 

Very hardy and disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'Blanc Double de Coubert' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Blanc Double de Coubert Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Large, very fragrant, double white blooms produced in end of June and repeats 

throughout the season. Dark shiny green foliage is attractive throughout the season 

and shows good fall colour. 

# Rosa 'Charles Albanel' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Charles Albanel Rose Z:2 � :50cm � :1m #� 

An exceptional hardy groundcover with magenta, fragrant flowers. Great as a single 

rose or mass plantings. Very low maintenance and disease resistant. 

# Rosa 'F.J. Grootendorst' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

F.J. Grootendorst Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

Red flowers are fringed and in clusters. A very vigorous, bushy plant and a profuse 

bloomer. 

# Rosa 'Grootendorst Supreme' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Grootendorst Supreme Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Clusters of garnet red, double flowers with ruffled petals similar to small carnations. 

This is a very hardy shrub rose with excellent disease resistant, leathery leaves and 

prickly stems. This continuous bloomer makes a good, informal privacy hedge. 

# Rosa 'Hansa' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Hansa Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� 

Flowers are red-violet and very fragrant. Dark green foliage has attractive fall colour 

and good disease resistance. Vigorous, hardy shrub. 

# Rosa 'Pink Grootendorst' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Pink Grootendorst Rose Z:3 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Clear pink flowers fringed and in clusters of up to 20. The plant is vigorous, profuse, 

bushy and extremely disease resistant. 

# Rosa rugosa 

Pink Rugosa Rose Z:2 � :2m � :1,75m #� 

The hardiest rose available today. Blooms deep rose pink all summer followed by 

large orange or red fruit. Colourful fall foliage of orange to scarlet, combined with the 

showy fruit makes a spectacular fall display. A good specimen for natural restoration. 

# Rosa 'Topaz Jewel' [Hybrid Rugosa] 

Topaz Jewel Rose Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Lightly fragrant, butter-yellow blooms blending to cream are borne in sprays of 5-10 

all over its arching branches from June to September. Vigorous and disease 

resistant. 

Rose 

Rosa 'Carefree Spirit' [Floribunda] 2009 

# 

Carefree Spirit Rose Z:5 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

This disease-resistant, heavy-blooming shrub rose is a spectacular addition to the 

garden. Giant clusters of 2- to 2 1/2-inch blooms dot this shrub all summer long. 

Bright red and single-petaled, they surround a merry yellow eye. 2009 AARS Winner. 

# Rosa 'Cinco de Mayo' [Floribunda] 2009 

Cinco de Mayo Rose Z:5 � :1m � :1m #� 

The clusters of blooms never stop popping open on this flowerful rose bush with 

indescribable blending of smoked lavender & rusty red-orange double flowers. The 

super-clean, semi-glossy green foliage mirrors the flowers, adding even more pizazz. 

2009 AARS Winner.


Rose 

Rosa 'Dream Come True' (WEKdocpot) [Grandiflora] 

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Dream Come True Rose Z:5b � :1,5m � :80cm #� 

It produces flawlessly formed yellow blossoms, blushed with ruby-red at the tips, all 

set among abundant, matte green foliage. The big, bushy vigorous plant yields longstemmed, 

long-lived blooms with mild tea fragrance, making it lovely in the 

landscape and a great choice for bouquets 

Rose 

Rosa 'Black Bacarra' [Hybrid Tea] 2008 

# 

Black Bacarra Rose Z:5b � :100cm � :60cm #� 

This rose is more blackish in color before the blooms begins to open. As its bloom 

opens, the color changes to a deep rich shade of blueberry/blackberry and 

burgundy. Glossy, dark green leaves. 

# Rosa 'Blue Girl' (Kölner ékarneval) [Hybrid Tea] 

Blue Girl Rose Z:5 � :1,25m � :60cm #� 

Blue Girl is among the most reliable of the lavender mauve roses. The sweet 

fragrance is moderate to strong. Unusual colour, very interesting addition to a 

bouquet. 

# Rosa 'Chicago Peace' (Johnago) [Hybrid Tea] 

Chicago Peace Rose Z:5b � :1,25m � :80cm #� 

Very large well-formed double blooms of glowing pink with canary yellow shading 

color and copper yellow reverse. Vigorous, free flowering with large size, leathery, 

shiny, dark green leaves. Good cut flower. 

# Rosa 'Chrysler Imperial' [Hybrid Tea] 

Chrysler Imperial Rose Z:5 � :1m � :60cm #� 

A classic Hybrid Tea that has remained among the best sellers for more than 45 

years. The large, high-centered blooms are rich, velvety crimson that turn blue as 

they age. The fragrance earned Chrysler Imperial the James Alexander Gamble 

Award en 1952. 

# Rosa 'Double Delight' [Hybrid Tea] 

Double Delight Rose Z:5 � :1,25m � :60cm #� 

Very popular hybrid tea with striking, fully double blooms of creamy white flushed 

with dark red. Good spicy fragrance. Easy to grow. AARS winner in 1977. 

# Rosa 'Fragrant Cloud' [Hybrid Tea] 

Fragrant Cloud Rose Z:5b � :1,25m � :80cm #� 

It bears coral pink blooms which are well dispersed on the bush and have a 

gorgeous scent. These are borne very early on in the season and compliment the 

glossy, dark green leaves superbly. It is a vigorous, upright grower with good 

disease resistance. 

# Rosa 'Gemini' [Hybrid Tea] 2008 

Gemini Rose Z:5b � :1,25m � :80cm #� 

Large double blooms of blended shades of coral pink and rich cream. This upright 

and vigorous plants features glossy dark foliage and long stems for cutting. 

# Rosa 'Love and Peace' [Hybrid Tea] 

Love and Peace Rose Z:5 � :1,5m � :80cm #� 

This classic tea rose treasured for its long stems, bears pink and cream yellow 

flowers. The strong and sweet fruity scent will add flavour to any garden. Disease 

resistant. AARS winner in 2002 

# Rosa 'Pascali' [Hybrid Tea] 

Pascali Rose Z:5 � :1m � :60cm #� 

Double, well formed long lasting blossoms of creamy white. Leathery dark green 

foliage enhances the abundant flowers. 

# Rosa 'Peace' (R. 'Gloria Dei'; R. 'Mme A. Meilland') 

Peace Rose Z:5 � :1m � :60cm #� 

The world's most famous rose, in rich brilliant yellow flushed with pink. The scent, 

although light, is pleasant. First introduced at the end of war in 1945, 'Peace' is even 

more popular today. 

# Rosa 'Pink Promise' [Hybrid Tea] 2009 

Pink Promise Rose Z:5b � :1,25m � :1m #� 

Pink Promise is a highly fragrant hybrid tea with large pink flowers and dark green 

foliage. Each flower has between 17 and 25 petals with a honey and berries scent. 

2009 AARS winner. 

# Rosa 'Tropicana' [Hybrid Tea] 

Tropicana Rose Z:5b � :1m � :60cm #� 

Winner of 12 international awards, this long stemmed rose has an intense fruity 

fragrance in a flashy blend of coral and orange. 

Rose 

Rosa 'Graham Thomas' (Ausmas) [David Austin] 

# 

Graham Thomas Rose Z:4b � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

One of the best of the Austin roses. The large, cup shaped flowers are an unusually 

rich, pure yellow in colour with a strong Tea Rose fragrance. Vigorous, upright 

grower.


Perennials 

Yarrow / Mace / Milfoil 

Achillea 'Moonshine' 

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Moonshine Yarrow Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� 

A beautiful new hybrid with deeply cut, silver-grey foliage and sulphur-yellow flowers 

that appear in June and continue until September. Performs well in northern 

gardens. Attracts butterflies and is good for cut flowers or drying. 

# Achillea 'Terracotta' 

Terracotta Yarrow Z:3 � :70cm � :40cm #� 

It displays a multicoloured effect, the younger, emerging bright peach flower slowly 

changes into a clay pot colour. Pronounced silver foliage. Slow grower. 


Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Gold' 

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Cloth of Gold Yarrow Z:3 � :90cm � :50cm #� 

Large golden yellow flowers arise on tall stems from basal fern-like and fragrant 

foliage in mid-summer through the end of the summer. Flowers are excellent for 

cutting and drying. Dead head after bloom to prevent self-seeding. 


Achillea millefolium 'Cerise Queen' (A. m. 

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Cerise Queen Yarrow Z:3 � :70cm � :40cm #� 

Fernlike aromatic foliage with masses of flat topped flowers of cerise-red with yellow 

centers from June to September. Flowers are excellent for drying. Attracts butterflies. 

# Achillea millefolium 'Laura' 2010 

Laura Yarrow Z:3 � :40cm � :60cm #� 

Superb hybrid with a compact, bushy growth and an upright habit. The foliage is 

fragrant and makes a nice backdrop to the clusters of cherry red flowers from June 

to September. Excellent drought resistance. 

# Achillea millefolium 'Paprika' 

Paprika Yarrow Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� 

Very deeply cut foliage and bright ruby red flowers with yellow centers that have a 

tendency to fade to a lighter pink as they mature. Attracts butterflies and is good for 

cut flowers. 

# Achillea millefolium 'Red Velvet' 

Red Velvet Yarrow Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� 

A gorgeous summer flowering perennial with aromatic, ferny foliage and large, deep 

rose-red blooms with a tiny yellow eye. Excellent fade resistance with good drought 

tolerance. Great butterfly plant or cut flower. 

# Achillea millefolium 'Summer Pastels' 

Summer Pastels Yarrow Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� 

A 1990 All-American winner, this seed-produced cultivar produces a range of flower 

colors including pink, red, white, cream, yellow, salmon, orange, lilac and mauve. 

Flowers produced on stems arising from typical cut-leaf yarrow foliage. Can selfseed. 

# Achillea millefolium 'Summerwine' 

Summerwine Yarrow Z:3 � :60cm � :80cm #� 

Excellent choice for long lasting summer blooms and for use as a cut flower, both 

fresh and dried. Clusters of rich burgundy blooms fade to a pale pink from June till 

September. Attracts butterflies. 


Achillea ptarmica 'Ballerina' 

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Ballerina Yarrow Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Little mounds of clean green foliage covered with open, airy sprays of double white 

flowers. It blooms profusely from June through August. Very good selection for the 

cut flower. Drought tolerant. 

Bugle 

Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip' 

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Chocolate Chip Bugleweed Z:3 � :5cm � :40cm #� � � 

Masses of violet-blue flower spikes adorn the chocolate brown narrow foliage in the 

spring. A very good selection as a groundcover. 

Bugle 

Ajuga reptans 'Catlin's Giant' 

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Catlin's Giant Bugleweed Z:3 � :15cm � :40cm #� � � 

A large clump forming variety, with large, bronze/green leaves and blue flower spikes 

in April-May. Great for edging in front of a perennial border or large mass planting. 

This bugleweed cultivar is a dense, rapidly spreading ground cover 

# Ajuga reptans 'Party Colors' 2010 

Party Colors Bugleweed Z:3 � :15cm � :30cm #� � � 

Thick, rounded, pink, white and mint green leaves with scalloped edge. New growth 

is claret. Short blue flower spikes. Dense, compact spreading mound. 

Hollyhock 

Alcea rosea 'Fiesta Time' 2010 

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Fiesta Time Hollyhock Z:3 � :100cm � :80cm #� 

Beautiful double cerise-pink fringed flowers are produced on compact plants. Blooms 

start in mid-summer. Popular cottage garden flower. Ideal in containers or borders 

Lady's mantle 

Alchemilla mollis 

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Lady's Mantle Z:4 � :50cm � :30cm #� � � 

Lady's Mantle grows in a mound shape with scalloped light green leaves covered in 

a soft pubescence. Leaves are beautiful in the morning when they literally hold the 

dew. Blooms with billowing sprays of yellow-green flowers. Good for cut flowers. 

Excellent for restoration. 

Anemone / Wind flower 

Anemone hupehensis 'September Charm' 

# 

Sept. Charm Japanese Windflower Z:4 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

Single, silvery pink fall blooms that contrast with the darker pink on the outside on 

wiry, branched stems. Free-flowering variety and superb cut flower from September 

to October. Dark green foliage. 


Anemone hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' (A. h. 'Alba' 

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Honorine Jobert Anemone Z:4 � :90cm � :40cm #� � 

Early fall flowers that are pure white with yellow centres. Dark green palmate foliage. 

A nice perennial that should be used more often in landscaping to add fall color in 

the garden. 


Anemone vitifolia 'Robustissima' 

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Hardy Grape Leaf Anemone Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

One of the earliest of the fall blooming anemones, flowering from August to October. 

Pink flowers bloom on sturdy stems above the attractive dark green foliage. 

Columbine 

Aquilegia flabellata 'Cameo Serie's' 

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# 

Cameo Serie's Columbine Z:4 :30cm � :30cm #� � 

It is one of the shorter columbines with a flowering period beginning in spring and 

extending into summer. The plant will tolerate full sun except in hotter climates. The 

foliage is bluish-green. Larges flowers in shades of blue or pink and white. 

Sea thrift 

Armeria maritima 'Splendens' 

# 

Splendens Thrift Z:4 � :20cm � :30cm #� 

Tufted evergreen leaves. Long flowering rosy-red balls from May to July. Dwarf 

variety, the most popular. 

Wormwood / White sage 

Artemisia lactiflora 'Guizhou' 

# 

Guizhou Wormwood Z:4 � :1,25m � :90cm #� 

Statuesque perennial with dramatic reddish-brown stems and ferny, green-black 

deeply serrated foliage. Late in the season it is set with large creamy-white plumes 

which provide a superb contrast to the foliage. An excellent back of the border 

perennial. Makes a good cut flower. 


Artemisia schmidtiana 'Silver Mound' 

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Silver Mound Wormwood Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

A low growing, mound shaped plant with silver-grey, very cutleaf foliage that is 

almost velvety soft to the touch. A lovely accent plant in the garden or as a perennial 

border, it provides a nice contrast to blue, red, and yellow flowers. 


Artemisia stelleriana 'Silver Brocade' 

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Silver Brocade Wormwood Z:4 � :20- � :40cm #� 

A beautiful accent plant grown for its lovely color. Dense silver/grey/white woolly 

foliage that creeps along the ground makes this an excellent front of the border plant.


Goat's beard 

Aruncus dioicus (A. sylvestris; Spiraea aruncus) 

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Goats Beard Z:3 � :1,5m � :90cm #� � � 

A large background perennial with lovely cutleaf foliage which many confuse with 

Astilbe. Blooms in early summer with spikes of creamy flowers up to 12" tall atop the 

foliage. A very popular selection for restoration. 

Milkweed 

Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' 

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Hello Yellow Butterfly Weed Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Erect, tuberous-rooted perennial that features flat-topped clusters of bright yellow 

flowers atop upright stems with narrow, dark green, lance-shaped leaves. Flowers 

give way to prominent seed follicles which are valued in dried flower arrangements. 

Long summer bloom period. 

Aster 

Aster 'Alert' 2008 

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Aster Alert Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Densely packed clusters of deep purplish-red flowers provide outstanding color in 

the garden from late summer into fall. It has an especially compact habit and the 

flowers are great for cutting. Good air circulation will help to prevent powdery mildew 

# Aster 'Rose Serenade' 

Rose Serenade Aster Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Dwarf fall Aster. Abundant blossom of pink flowers from August till October. Glossy 

dark green foliage. 

# Aster 'Wood's Blue' 2008 

Wood's Blue Aster Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� 

Lavender blue daisy-like flower blooming from August through September. With its 

perfectly clean, compact, dark green, disease resistant and rust free foliage, it 

makes an excellent container plant or front of the garden feature and looks great with 

ornamental grasses. 

# Aster 'Wood's Pink' 

Wood's Pink Aster Z:3 � :30cm � :50cm #� 

Clear pink flowers with gold centers and daisy-like flowers blooming August through 

September. Perfectly clean, compact, dark green, disease resistant and rust free 

foliage. Excellent container plant or front of the garden feature and looks great with 

ornamental grasses. 

# Aster 'Wood's Purple' 2008 

Wood's Purple Aster Z:4 � :30cm � :60cm #� 

Charming purple, semi-double flowers with gold centers provide outstanding color 

from late summer into fall. It's compact habit will not require staking. Perfectly clean 

foliage with excellent resistance to mildew and rust. 

Aster 

Aster alpinus 'Happy End' 

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Happy End Aster Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Semi double pink flower with a yellow heart and a compact habit. Blooms in May- 

June. An excellent low plant for edging or the rock garden. 

Aster 

Aster novi-belgii 'Marie Ballard' (Symphyotrichum novi- 

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Marie Ballard Aster Z:4 � :90cm � :50cm #� 

Masses of double lilac blue flowers with a yellow heart from August till frost. Glossy 

dark green foliage adds to the beauty of this old variety. 

False Spirea 

Astilbe 'Amethyst' 

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Amethyst False Spirea Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Sturdy stems with fragrant violet-pink flowers in July and August above the lacy 

foliage. Excellent selection for the cut flower. 

# Astilbe 'Bressingham Beauty' 

Bressingham Beauty False Spirea Z:4 � :125cm � :60cm #� � 

One of the larger Astilbes with long arching plumes of good solid pink flowers. The 

spikes of flowers are 3 to 4 feet long and are held over large rounded green foliage. 

Long flowering in July and August. 

# Astilbe 'Burgundy Red' (A. arendsii 'Burgindy Red') 

Burgundy Red False Spirea Z:4 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

The glossy deep green foliage is the perfect foil for its long-lasting deep wine-red 

plumes of fluffy flowers. A good ground cover in moist situations and a superb cut 

flower. Attract butterflies. 

# Astilbe 'Cattleya' 

Cattleya False Spirea Z:4 � :90cm � :60cm #� � 

Beautiful rose pink loose clusters in July-August. Late but intense flowering. 

Vigorous growth. Excellent cut flower. 

# Astilbe 'Color Flash Lime' (A. arendsii 'Color Flash 

Color Flash Lime False Spirea Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� � 

Its leaves emerge intense yellow and softening to light green as the season 

progresses. This plant is ideal for containers, shaded perennial gardens and borders 

where its vibrant colored leaves provide a flash of color all season long. Pink plumes 

in June. 

# Astilbe 'Darwin's Dream' 

Darwin's Dream False Spirea Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

A compact form with dense, bright pink blooms in June and July. Shiny, dark green 

foliage. 

# Astilbe 'Deutschland' 

Deutschland False Spirea Z:4 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Drooping spikes of white flowers above a dense, glossy foliage in June-July. Well 

known variety with a vigorous growth. 

# Astilbe 'Erika' 

Erika False Spirea Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Erica is a tall cultivar which features open, narrow triangular shape panicles of light 

heather pink flowers on upright, deep red stems. Blooms in July and August.The 

foliage emerges red, fading to green. 

# Astilbe 'Gertrud Brix' 

Gertrude Brix False Spirea Z:3 � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

Dense and narrow plumes of carmine red flowers above the cut leaf, medium green 

foliage. Intense blossom in July and August. 

# Astilbe 'Gladstone' 

Gladstone False Spirea Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

One of the first Astilbe to bloom in June. Small dainty flower plumes of pearly white 

flowers that look like lace. Nice frontal planting Astilbe as it does not get large. 

# Astilbe 'Gloria Purpurea' 

Gloria Purpurea False Spirea Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Very large dense plumes of purple-pink flowers in July. Bronze foliage in spring 

turning green by summer. 

# Astilbe 'Granat' 

Granat False Spirea Z:3 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

Fluffy pink red flowers in July and August with a purplish foliage. 

# Astilbe 'Peach Blossom' 

Peach Blossom False Spirea Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

Feathery plumes of salmon pink flowers in July. Very floriferous and slightly fragrant. 

Glossy dark green foliage. Popular because of its different colour. 

# Astilbe 'Perkeo' 

Perkeo Crisp False Spirea Z:4 � :20cm � :30cm #� � 

A tiny dwarf Astilbe with very dark and crisp, bronze green foliage. Hot pink flowers 

in June-July. Different. 

# Astilbe 'Sprite' 

Sprite False Spirea Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Blooms in midseason, with light shell pink flower plumes over lacy, cut leaf, dark 

green, almost glossy foliage. Attractive rust coloured seed heads. Short, for the front 

of the border. Good for cut flower. 

# Astilbe 'Weisse Gloria' (A. 'White Gloria') 

White Gloria False Spirea Z:4 � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

The shiny dark green foliage brings excellent contrast to snow white flowers on 

dense, pyramidal plumes in July and August.. 

False Spirea 

Astilbe chinensis 'Pumila' 

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Dwarf False Spirea Z:4 � :25cm � :25cm #� � 

An excellent groundcover with a stoloniferous spreading habit. A late blooming 

Astilbe with narrow, upright lilac rose flower plumes over a clump of soft, deeply cut, 

bronze green foliage. Tolerate dryness better than others. 

# Astilbe chinensis 'Superba' (A. taquetii superba) 

Taquetti Superba False Spirea Z:3b � :110cm � :60cm #� � 

Referred to as the fall Astilbe because it is one of the latest blooming Astilbes with 

very tall, upright, red-purple or magenta colored blooms well above the foliage. Good 

for cut flowers in fresh floral arrangements.


# Astilbe chinensis 'Vision in White' 2009 

Vision in White False Spirea Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

This midsize selection features showy, soft-pink plumes, over a compact mound of 

elegant, lacy blue-green leaves. Also thrives in tubs, or mixed containers. Excellent 

for cutting. 

# Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink' 

Vision in Pink False Spirea Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Long lasting, fragrant true pink flowers. Compact, low-growing, fern-like, deep bluegreen 

foliage. Sun and drought tolerant once established. Excellent in containers or 

as a cut flower. 

Rodger's Flower 

Astilboides tabularis 

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Rodger's Flower Z:3 � :125cm � :110cm #� � 

Large, circular, light green leaves and large, plume-like arrangements of white 

flowers in June-July. Requires ample moisture and high fertilization. Recommended 

for natural restoration and shady woodlands. 

Great masterwort 

Astrantia 'Star of Fire' 2010 

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Star of Fire Masterwort Z:4 � :70cm � :60cm # � � 

Large, dark red and white flowers on dark stems. Long-blooming period. Clumpforming 

variety with masses of palm-shaped leaves. Excellent cut flower and good 

selection for the woodland. 

Great masterwort 

Astrantia major 'Roma' 

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Roma Masterwort Z:4 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

A surprisingly hardy plant, with a delicate appearance, it produces branched heads 

of neat pincushion flowers surrounded by a ruff of greenish wine red bracts. 

Continuous blooming. Excellent woodland variety and cut flower. 

# Astrantia major 'Sunningdale Variegated' 

Sunningdale Variegated Masterwort Z:4 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Rare elegant form with full, deeply cut green foliage highlighted by bright splashes of 

yellow and cream. Ivory-soft pink flowers July through September add to the display. 

Variegation tends to fade in summer. 

Rock Cress 

Aubrieta 'Cascade Red' 

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Cascade Red Rock Cress Z:4 � :15cm � :40cm #� � 

Forms a dense cushion of felty foliage smothered with carmine-red flowers in midspring. 

Cut it back hard after flowering to restore its good looks. 

Wild indigo / False Indigo 

Baptisia x variicolor 'Starlite Prairie Blue' 

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Starlite Prairie Blue False Indigo Z:4 � :80cm � :80cm #� � 

It shines with soft blue pea flowers that glow white at the base for a sparkling overall 

appearance. A good strong grower with long spikes of flowers from mid-May to June. 

After the flowers fade, the seedpods turn charcoal black, making a valued addition to 

dried flower arrangements. 

# Baptisia x variicolor 'Twilight Prairie Blues' 2008 

Twilight Prairie Blues False Indigo Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� � 

Spires of tightly packed flowers gracefully rise above the handsome blue-green 

foliage. The deep violet bloom is highlighted with lemon-yellow keel petals. Flowers 

fade to a lovely violet-purple. This vigorous grower creates a stunning architectural 

effect in border plantings. 

Wild indigo / False Indigo 

Baptisia australis 

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False Blue Indigo Z:3 � :100cm � :80cm #� � 

This beautiful member of the pea family blooms with long flower terminals of indigo 

blue on a large mound of typical pea-like foliage which looks good throughout the 

entire season. Black seed pods develope later and become decorative. 

Leopard lily 

Belamcanda chinensis 'Freckle Face' 2010 

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Freckle Face Belamcanda Z:5 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

It forms a low clump of green sword-shaped leaves, with taller stems of cup-shaped 

bright golden-yellow flowers, speckled with orange. Attractive pods heads appear 

later, which split open to reveal clusters of black seeds. Seed pods make unique 

dried flowers for arrangements. 

Saxifraga 

Bergenia 'Baby Doll' 

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Baby Doll Bergenia Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� � � 

The attractive cabbage-like foliage makes a very decorative groundcover. Showy 

blooms are light pink and mature to dark pink appear in April to May. Excellent red 

fall colour of the foliage. Miniature variety. 

# Bergenia 'Bressingham Ruby' 2008 

Bressingham Ruby Bergenia Z:3 � :50cm � :30cm #� � � 

Glossy foliage is maroon with crimson undersides turning reddish-purple in cold 

weather. Bright pink flowers emerge in spring. Popular weed-smothering ground 

cover for front of border or in rock gardens. Glossy foliage useful in flowers 

arrangements. 

# Bergenia 'Winterglöd' (B. 'Winterglut') 

Winterglut Bergenia Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� � � 

New red flowers variety. Regarded as an improved B. 'Rotblum' which always had 

good rebloom in the fall. Noted for its excellent red fall foliage. 

Saxifraga 

Bergenia cordifolia (B. crassifolia var. cordifolia) 

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Heartleaf Bergenia Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � � 

The attractive cabbage-like foliage makes a very decorative groundcover. Foliage 

turns bronze green in cold weather and is excellent for floral arrangements. Showy 

clusters of pink flowers appears from mid to late spring. 

Brunnera 

Brunnera macrophylla 'Diane's Gold' 2010 

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Diane's Gold Heartleaf Brunnera Z:4b � :30cm � :40cm # � � 

A distinctive new brunnera where the leaves unfurl golden yellow and maintain their 

scrumptious hue for the season. The bright blue flowers create a luminescent 

contrast. Excellent choice for woodlands. 

# Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' 

Jack Frost Heartleaf Brunnera Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm # � � 

Large heart-shaped frosty silver leaves with light green veins. Leaves resemble 

crackled porcelain and shimmer in the garden creating a shining contrast against 

companion plants and its blue spring flowers. The ideal specimen plant in the shade 

garden. 

# Brunnera macrophylla 'Looking Glass' 

Looking Glass Heartleaf Brunnera Z:3 � :30cm � :30cm # � � 

The round heart-shaped leaves emerge silver with green veining, then change to 

solid pewtery-silver. The clumps are topped in spring with sprays of small cobalt-blue 

flowers. It reflect every bit of light, adding a mirror gloss to a woodland border or beds 

Bellflower 

Campanula 'Blue-Eyed Blonde' 2009 

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Blue-Eyed Blonde Bellflower Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Colourful for both the foliage and flowers, this is a terrific perennial to use near the 

front of a sunny border or in containers. It forms a low mound of long, narrow bright 

yellow foliage, bearing taller stems in summer that hold deep violet-blue bells. 

Remove spent blossoms individually for continued blooming. 

Bellflower 

Campanula carpatica 'Blue Clips' (C. c. 'Blaue Clips') 

Blue Clips Carpathian Bellflower � Z:3 � � :30cm 

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Compact and uniform mound of heart-shaped green leaves. Masses of blue, cupped 

flowers from June to September. Very floriferous, good selection for the front of the 

border. 

# Campanula carpatica 'White Clips' (Weisse Clips) 

White Clips Carpathian Bellflower � Z:3 � :20cm � :30cm #� � 

Wonderful, compact plant for the front of the perennial border or rock garden. It 

blooms through most of the season with white bell-shaped flowers atop a round 

mound of green foliage. 

Bellflower 

Campanula glomerata 'Superba' (C. g. dahurica 

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Clustered Bellflower Z:3 � :60cm � :30cm #� � 

Clusters of rich violet-blue flowers from June till end of July. Will bloom a second 

time if dead flowers are removed right away. Tidy mound of green leaves. Very heat 

tolerant.


Bellflower 

Campanula persicifolia 'Takion Blue' 

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Takion Blue Peach-leaved Bellflower Z:4 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Naturally compact and well-branched hybrid Bellflower with large blue flowers above 

dark green, leathery mats of foliage. One of the best of the Campanula species for 

cut flower use. 

Bellflower 

Campanula portenschlagiana (C. muralis) 

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Dalmatian Bellflower Z:3 � :15cm � :30cm #� � 

Neat mound of heart-shaped leaves covered with purple-blue flowers from June to 

September. Excellent as a groundcover for rock gardens and border.. 

Bellflower 

Campanula poscharskyana 'Blue Gown' ('Blauranke') 

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Blue Gown Serbian Bellflower Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Large, deep lavender-blue flowers with a white eye. They resonate against the rich 

green foliage from June to September. 

Knapweed 

Centaurea montana 'Amethyst in Snow' 

# 

Amethyst in Snow Cornflower Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Flowers feature well-spaced, tubular, pure white petals radiating from contrasting 

deep blue-purple centers in mid-May to mid-June. Silvery green foliage forms dense, 

substantial masses. Low maintenance. Long-lived plants. For well-drained soil, 

plants tolerate drought and poor soil. 

Chinese plumbago 

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides (Plumbago larpentae) 

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Blue Plumbago Z:5 � :20cm � :40cm #� � 

Low growing groundcover with small gentian blue flowers in summer through late fall. 

Foliage is bright green, turning a nice bronzy-red in fall in cooler climates. Plants well 

in a rock garden or foreground for a shrub border. Attracts butterflies. 

Balmony / Turtlehead 

Chelone obliqua 

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Pink Turtlehead Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� � 

Upright habit. Dense, glossy, dark green foliage with deep veins. Masses of pink 

panicles from August till October. Vigorous variety that will adapt to many adverse 

conditions and is greatly appreciated in natural restoration.. 

Bugbane 

Cimicifuga ramosa 'Atropurpurea' (Actaea r. 

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Purple-leaf Snakeroot Z:3 � :175cm � :80cm #� � 

Spikes of fragrant creamy white flowers over dark, bronze purple leaves and stems 

creating a dramatic contrast. Flowers and foliage are both useful in the garden. 

Excellent selection for the back of the border. 

# Cimicifuga ramosa 'Brunette' (Actaea simplex 

Brunette Purple Snakeroot Z:3 � :110cm � :90cm #� � 

Improved form with finely divided foliage, consistently dark purple all season. 

Somewhat shorter than the older variety. Excellent contrast with the long, dense 

spikes of pink-white flowers from August to October. 

Bugbane 

Cimicifuga simplex 'Black Negligee' (Actaea) 2009 

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Black Negligee Snakeroot Z:3 � :125cm � :90cm #� � 

Arching wands or spikes of fragrant pink-tinged white flowers rise above the lacy 

black foliage and the dark stems in mid fall. Blooms scented of grape & jasmine. A 

striking specimen! 

# Cimicifuga simplex 'White Pearl' (C. s. 'Armleuchter') 

Kamchatka Bugbane Z:3 � :125cm � :90cm #� � 

Lacy green foliage is topped by excellent creamy white spikes in late fall. One of the 

last flower shows of the season. 

Lily of the valley 

Convallaria majalis 

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Lily of the Valley Z:2 � :15cm � :30cm #� � � 

A garden favourite with spreading rootstocks which form a tight mat. This 

groundcover produces tiny white bell-shaped, fragrant flowers in late spring. 

Tickseed 

Coreopsis 'Full Moon' 2009 

# 

Full Moon Tickseed Z:5 � :70cm � :60cm #� 

Showy hybrid with very large, canary yellow flowers that measure up to 3" (7,5cm) 

across on well-branched stems atop a mound of healthy green, medium textured 

foliage. The plants are long blooming, from about midsummer into early fall. Disease 

resistant and reasonably drought tolerant. 

# Coreopsis 'Sienna Sunset' 2010 

Sienna Sunset Tickseed Z:4b � :50cm � :40cm #� 

This new colour of burnt sienna aging to salmon-orange is a magnet for butterflies. A 

very hardy, drought-tolerant, border perennial with a display of daisy-like bloom that 

blooms all summer long if the spent flowers are removed. 

Tickseed 

Coreopsis grandiflora 'Jethro Tull' 

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Jethro Tull Tickseed Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� 

Low-growing, this butterfly magnet is bearing brilliant golden yellow blooms with 

amazing fluted petals and excellent compact form. Very floriferous and blooms all 

summer. 

Tickseed 

Coreopsis rosea 'Sweet Dreams' 

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Sweet Dreams Tickseed Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Two-coloured daisy like flowers with their own unique style. Petals are white to light 

pink with a raspberry base, surrounding a yellow center. Abundant blossom from 

June till August. 

Tickseed 

Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam' 

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Moonbeam Tickseed Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� 

An excellent selection with primrose yellow flowers profusely formed above a lacy 

and thread-like foliage from June till October. 

# Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonray' 2009 

Moonray Tickseed Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

This variety produces masses of light creamy yellow blossoms atop airy clumps of 

fine, needle-like foliage. The plants bloom all summer long for three continuous 

months and is a vigorous grower. It adds a beautiful finely textured element to the 

garden. 

# Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' 

Zagreb Tickseed Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� 

Starry sparkling golden blooms from July till frost. Upright grower, removing first 

flush of flowers when finished will encourage fall re-bloom. Drought tolerant. 

Dahlia 

Dahlia 'Happy Single Date' 

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Happy Single Date Dahlia Z: � :60cm � :60cm #� 

Decorative dark foliage yields dazzling flowers with a dark center all season. Blooms 

from spring to fall. Used either in the back or middle of a container. Usually a taller 

item that adds height and drama to the container. Tubers have be stored inside for 

replanting in the spring. 

# Dahlia 'Happy Single Party' 

Happy Single Party Dahlia Z: � :70cm � :70cm #� 

Superb clear yellow, single-flowered flowers with dark centers and deep purple 

foliage. The Happy Single Party is a vigorous grower that looks the best in 

combinations in gardens and large containers. Tubers must be removed before 

winter. 

# Dahlia 'Happy Single Romeo' 

Happy Single Romeo Dahlia Z: � :50cm � :60cm #� 

This stunning cultivar is characterised by its deep red blooms, each with a dark, 

central eye and contrasting, glossy, bronzed foliage. Tubers must be remove before 

winter. 

Umbrella plant 

Darmera peltata (Peltiphyllum peltatum) 

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Umbrella Plant Z:5 � :110cm � :125cm # � 

The Umbrella Plant is best suited for wet places such as stream banks and bog 

gardens. In spring, its big flowers attract attention. Later on the show centers on its 

1- to 2 foot-long leaves, which are shaped like shields.


Larkspur 

Delphinium 'King Arthur' 

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King Arthur Larkspur Z:3 � :150cm � :80cm #� 

Forms clumps of erect stems where flowers are borne in spikes of giant dark royal 

violet florets with a white center. Spectacular floral display in June. Used well as a 

border or background planting. Excellent for cut flowers. 

# Delphinium 'Magic Fountains' [Dark Blue] 

Dark Blue Larkspur Z:3 � :80cm � :40cm #� 

Stunning deep, blue-violet flowers with white center. Excellent for windy areas. Good 

cut flower. 

Larkspur 

Delphinium elatum 'Sweet Sensation' (CD1) 2009 

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Sweet Sensation Delphinium Z:5 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

This hybrid features double, deep-mauve flowers tinged with blue green on 10 in. 

(25cm) flower stems and it produces about 15 flower spikes on mid-green foliage. 

Blooms in mid-June with a secondary flowering later in the year. 

Larkspur 

Delphinium grandiflorum 'Blue Butterfly' 

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Blue Butterfly Larkspur Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� 

Deep, gentian-blue, trumpet shaped blooms on long spikes. Free flowering through 

most of the summer. Compact plants with deeply cut, lobed foliage. Excellent cut 

flower. 

# Delphinium grandiflorum 'Summer Blues' 

Summer Blues Larkspur Z:4b � :30cm � :30cm #� 

This attractive little beauty forms a compact mound of well-branched lacy foliage. It 

puts on a spectacular show from early summer to fall when a blanket of delightful, 

sky-blue flowers cover the whole plant. 

# Delphinium grandiflorum 'Summer Stars' 

Summer Stars Larkspur Z:4 � :40cm � :40cm #� 

Producing really well-branched, compact plants. Early blooming, it covers itself in 

blankets of countless delightful, flawless pure white flowers. A dwarf variety that 

blooms throughout the summer. 

Daisy 

Dendranthema 'Clara Curtis' (Chrysanthemum 'Clara 

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Clara Curtis Fall Daisy Z:3b � :80cm � :60cm #� 

Fragrant foliage. Light pink flowers with yellow center from August till frost. Brings 

warmth to the fall landscape. Very hardy. A light pruning at the end of June will bring 

more uniformity and a better blossom. 

# Dendranthema 'Mary Stoker' (Chrysanthemum) 

Mary Stoker Fall Daisy Z:4 � :70cm � :50cm #� 

Fragrant foliage. Apricot flowers from August till October. Brings warmth to our fall 

landscape. Very hardy. A light pruning at the end of June will will bring more 

uniformity and a better blossom. 

Pink / Sweet William / Carn 

Dianthus barbatus nigrescens 'Sooty' 

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Sooty Sweet William Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Unique variety with fragrant blooms of deepest maroon-black on red stems and midgreen 

foliage which matures to metallic mahogany. An excellent cutflower and 

border plant. Remove fading flowers to encourage more buds to form. 


Dianthus deltoides 'Flashing Light' (D. d. 'Leuchtfunk') 

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Flashing Light Maiden Pinks Z:3 � :10- � :40cm #� 

A superb new cultivated variety forming masses of dark-leaved foliage covered with 

an incessant abundance of large, flashing, deep scarlet flowers from June till 

October. Suitable for edging, borders and rock gardens. Shearing plants after first 

bloom will encourage re-bloom in fall. 


Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Firewitch' (D. g. 

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Firewitch Cheddar Pink Z:4 � :15cm � :40cm #� 

The masses of shocking magenta-pink blossoms that are nearly fringed on the 

edges contrast beautifully with the silvery mats of linear, needle-like, evergreen 

foliage. Blooms all summer long if deadheaded with spicy clove-scented flowers. 

2006 Plant of the Year 

Bleeding heart 

Dicentra 'Burning Hearts' 2010 

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Burning Hearts Dicentra Z:3 � :25cm � :30cm # � 

Long-blooming stems of heart-shaped, deep rose red flowers with a clean white 

edge arch above delicate, blue gray, fernlike foliage. Blooming starts in April and 

continue throughout the summer until the fall. Compact and mounding. 

# Dicentra 'King of Hearts' 

King of Hearts Bleeding Heart � Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm # � � 

This hybrid combines the largest dark rose flowers with the most sumptuous, lacy, 

blue foliage in a duet that simply put, is marvellous. Blooms all season long. 


Dicentra formosa 'Aurora' 

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Aurora Bleeding Heart Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm # � � 

Blue-green, fern-like foliage with small bell-shaped white flowers from May to June. 

Prefers rich soil. Good choice for the small garden. 

# Dicentra formosa 'Bacchanal' 

Bacchanal Bleeding Heart Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm # � � 

Blue-green, finely cut foliage. Masses of cherry-red, bell-like flowers from June till 

September. Dense and uniform habit. Beautiful selection for the woodland's 

naturalization or the semi-shaded border. 

# Dicentra formosa 'Luxuriant' 

Luxuriant Bleeding Heart � Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm # � � 

Bell-shaped cherry pink flowers from May to September. Blue-green foliage, everblooming, 

heat tolerant but better color in cool temperature. Naturalizes well. 


Dicentra spectabilis 

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Pink Bleeding Heart Z:3 � :80cm � :70cm # � � 

Old fashion Bleeding Heart. An old time favourite with drooping chains of pink hearts 

in May-June. Plant could go dormant in summer when in warm location. Best in halfshade. 

Excellent as cut flowers. 

Yellow foxglove 

Digitalis 'Camelot Rose' 

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Camelot Foxglove Z:4 � :125cm � :50cm #� � � 

Tall, stately spikes of large, glowing rose-pink bells, each spotted inside with maroon 

purple. Numerous secondary flower spikes extend the bloom time well into summer if 

plants are deadheaded. It flower in both the first and second year before eventually 

setting seed and dying. 

# Digitalis 'Dalmation Purple' 2010 

Dalmation Purple Foxglove Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Unique selection of Foxglove, flowering well even the first year. It forms a low rosette 

of green leaves, with tall spikes of deep lavender-purple bells, each spotted inside 

with maroon purple. Attract hummingbirds. A classic of the cottage garden. 

Yellow foxglove 

Digitalis 'Camelot Lavender' 

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Camelot Lavender Foxglove Z:4 � :1,25m � :60cm #� � � 

The first hydrid foxglove which yields uniform growth and well branched plants. The 

huge tubular florets of rich rose are tall and stunning in the garden. 

# Digitalis purpurea Foxy Hybrids 

Foxy Mix Foxglove Z:4 � :80cm � :40cm #� � � 

This serie has spires of tubular pink, reddish pink, pale yellow or white flowers 

heavily spotted with maroon. Ideal for naturalized areas, mass plantings, or 

brightening a shady corner. 

Coneflower 

Echinacea 'Big Sky Harvest Moon' 

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Harvest Moon Coneflower Z:4 � :70cm � :80cm #� 

Its blooms offer a lively combination of golden yellow petals surrounding a cone of 

golden orange. The big (4in), fragrant flower heads hold their colors atop thick 

stems. Ideal for bouquets. These plants are hardy and vigorous and will produce 

several blooms once established. 

# Echinacea 'Big Sky Summer Sky' 2008 

Summer Sky Coneflower Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

The huge flowers are light orange with a rose colored halo and an orange cone. 

They are presented on tall, very stout stems that hold up terrifically when cut for 

fresh bouquets. It's a prolific bloomer and the flowers are delightfully fragrant.


# Echinacea 'Big Sky Sundown' 

Sundown Coneflower Z:3b � :80cm � :70cm #� 

Fragrant, vibrant-orange flowers with a prominent, brownish central cone are held 

erect above multi-branched flower stalks, ensuring weeks of extended blooms. Plant 

large drifts in the garden so that the flowers can be used in arrangements. 

# Echinacea 'Big Sky Sunrise' (Sunrise) 

Sunrise Coneflower Z:4 � :90cm � :60cm #� 

'Sunrise' has soft citron or butter yellow flowers that are up to 5 inches across with 

slightly overlapping petals. The cone starts out green and quickly gives way to gold. 

Attracts butterflies, and later, songbirds, who feed on the seedheads. 

# Echinacea 'Firebird' 2010 

Firebird Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Fireball sports large dark cones with cardinal petals atop strong and multiple stems. 

Its compact habit makes this selection a winner for landscaping and it's suitable for 

the butterfly and cut flower garden. 

# Echinacea 'Lilliput' 

Lillliput Purple Coneflower Z:5 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Showy summer flowering perennial. Dwarf mounding habit with numerous medium 

sized clear deep rose purple flowers with two rows of ray petals held flat. Ideal for the 

front of the border. 

# Echinacea 'Mac 'n' Cheese' 2009 

Mac 'n' Cheese Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Colourful selection with its golden rays around a greenish cone. Vigorous, wellbranched 

stems are featured on this upright plant that is also a perfect choice for the 

cut-flower. Attract butterflies. 

# Echinacea 'Merlot' 2009 

Merlot Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :80cm � :70cm #� 

Named for its wine-colored stems, Merlot has extra large rose-pink flowers and have 

huge cones. The lavish branching produces masses of fragrant, long-lasting flowers. 

One of the best for the cut flower lover. This variety requires no staking. 

# Echinacea 'Pink Mist' 2010 

Pink Mist Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Floriferous coneflower with not just a few stems, but reliable displays of many 

flowers all summer long. Recommended for the front of the borders, in a container or 

near a patio for its fragrance. 

# Echinacea 'Primadonna Rose' 

Primad. Rose Purple Coneflower Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� 

It forms a sturdy, bushy plant that looks great all season. The large 5-6" lavender 

rose flowers on extra long stems are extremely long lasting in bouquets. Blooms 

from June till October. 

# Echinacea 'Summer Sun' 2010 

Summer Sun Purple Coneflower � Z:4 � :100cm � :110cm #� � 

Flowers open red-orange and then lighten to golden orange as they expand and 

age. Be sure to cut a few of the fragrant blooms for your fresh bouquets! Perfect 

size for the middle to back of the border. 

# Echinacea 'Tiki Torch' 2008 

Tiki Torch Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :80cm � :70cm #� 

Amazingly large, bright, pumpkin orange flowers with a huge bristled, orange-red 

cone and upright, well branched flowering stems make this a must have specimen 

for the sunny border. Blooms from mid-summer well into fall. Excellent vigor! 

# Echinacea 'Tomato Soup' 2009 

Tomato Soup Coneflower Z:4 � :80cm � :90cm #� 

Stunning warm, tomato-red flowers to 5" wide. A real treat covered with flowers till 

frost. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Plants are well branched and show excellent 

vigour. 

# Echinacea 'White Nathalie' 2008 

White Nathalie Coneflower Z:4 � :50cm � :40cm #� 

Shorter, thick green stems topped with an orange-brown cone producing pure white 

over-lapping petals in July and August. This variety is a long-blommer and produces 

many flowering stems for the cut-flower lover 

Coneflower 

Echinacea purpurea 'Alba' ('White Swan') 

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White Swan Coneflower Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� 

Tall, strong stems carrying large white flowers with a brown coppery cone from July 

to September. Excellent cut flower. Attracts butterflies. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'All That Jazz' 

All That Jazz Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :70cm � :80cm #� 

Very large rose pink flowers with tubular petals accented by a big, button-shaped 

orange cone. Wonderful wine red stems and petioles. Excellent form and vigour. 

Blooms in great profusion from mid-summer to fall. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Coconut Lime' 

Coconut Lime Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :60cm � :80cm #� 

White double-flowering coneflower with a pale lime cone on top of sturdy flower 

stems. Blooms for 2-3 months if the flowers are deadheaded. Compact habit and 

well-branched with over 20 blooms per plant. Excellent choice for cut flowers. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Double Decker' 

Double Decker Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :60cm � :40cm #� 

A unique new form. This plant bears large magenta pink daisies with a second 

smaller flower produced on top of each dark brown central cone. This variety has 

considerable variation, therefore some flowers may not develops second layer, or it 

could take more than one year to develop. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Fatal Attraction' 

Fatal Attraction Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

An exciting variety combining a compact size with lots of flower power and a terrific 

fragrance. Neon-bright upturned petals of magenta flowers atop sturdy black stems 

appear beginning of July. Excellent cut flower. Attracts butterflies and birds. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Fragrant Angel' 

Fragrant Angel Coneflower Z:3b � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Vigorous grower bearing large, fragrant, and horizontal flowers with layered, 

overlapping petals and huge yellow cones. With strong branching stems, Fragrant 

Angel blooms through summer and fall. Excellent cut flower. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Green Envy' 

Green Envy Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

Unusual lime-green daisy-like flower heads with rose pink rays towards the centers 

of the tepals. Large cone-shaped centre is dark green and lime green. Long lasting 

flowers, borne on strong stiff stems are perfect for cut flower arrangements. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Green Jewel' 2009 

Green Jewel Coneflower Z:4 � :50cm � :50cm #� 

The blooms measure 3 to 5 in (7 to 10 cm) wide, with two rows of somewhat short, 

broad, delightfully curled and ruffled green petals, surrounding a deep green cone. 

Fragrant blooms from July to September. The flowers hold their color as they age. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Kim's Knee High' 

Dwarf Purple Coneflower Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� 

A dwarf version of the popular Purple Coneflower for the front of the border or 

smaller gardens. Same mauve pink flowers with drooping petals that make beautiful 

cut flowers and attract butterflies. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus' 

Magnus Purple Coneflower Z:3 � :90cm � :50cm #� 

A superb coneflower with vibrant rose red petals held nearly horizontal causing the 

flowers to appear larger and more showy from July to September. Easy to grow, 

attracts butterflies. Nice cut flowers. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Pink Double Delight' 

Pink Double Delight P. Coneflower Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

Fully double flowers with an unusual bomb of petals in the center. The petals are 

bright pink and the center is pink. The 4 inches (10cm) wide flowers are atop sturdy 

stems and make beautiful cut flowers. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Pink Poodle' 2010 

Pink Poodle Purple Coneflower Z:5 � :80cm � :100cm #� 

Amazingly large and fluffy flower heads. These bright pink flowers are held by 

strong, well-branched stems of excellent vigour. An excellent choice for cut-flower or 

the butterfly garden. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Raspberry Tart' 

Raspberry Tart Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

This compact plant produces masses of flowers in the deepest, darkest magentamaroon 

with, of course, a beautiful prominent cone. The flowers are smaller but 

extremely numerous, fragrant and produced all summer. A great selection for 

containers, rock gardens and the front of the border. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Rubinstern' (Ruby Star) 

Ruby Star Purple Coneflower Z:4 � :90cm � :50cm #� 

A new selection with intense carmine red striped flowers and very sturdy stems. The 

petals stay flat and do not droop back like many other forms. This prairie plant is 

very cold hardy. Don't forget to sniff the central cone of the flower, it has a delicious 

fragrance. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Giant' 

Ruby Giant Purple Coneflower Z:3 � :90cm � :60cm #� 

Huge daisy-like flowers recurved in stunningly pure bright clear pink colour and 

bronze mahogany cone from July to October. 

# Echinacea purpurea 'Vintage Wine' 

Vintage Wine Purple Coneflower Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

Big, ultra-fragrant blossoms of deep claret red from June till August. The upturned 

petals are clustered tightly around a large central cone. These flowers are a butterfly 

magnet and a dream come true for cutflower lovers


Gravel root / Joe pye weed 

Eupatorium maculatum 2009 

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Joe-Pye Weed Z:4 � :200cm � :90cm #� � 

This form of the native Joe-Pye Weed, blooms from July through September with 

pure white flowers atop the foliage. Flowers are great for attracting butterflies. Large 

plant so give it room at the back of the perennial border. 

Wild spurge 

Euphorbia polychroma (E. epithymoides) 

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Cushion Spurge Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� 

An attractive hemispherical mound-shaped plant. Inconspicuous green flowers with 

colourful yellow bracts in May-June. The foliage is attractive all season long and 

turns red in the fall. 

# Euphorbia polychroma 'First Blush' 2008 

Variegated Cushion Spurge Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

This colorful selection sports light green leaves with wide, cream-colored margins. 

From spring into summer, they are flushed with bright rose-pink, lending a beautiful 

tricolor effect to the plant. Bright yellow flowers bracts adorn the plant in the spring. 

Dropwort / Queen of the pr 

Filipendula purpurea 'Elegans' (F. palmata elegans) 

# 

Japanese Meadowsweet Z:3 � :90cm � :80cm #� � 

Attractive, large 6-pointed, maple-like leaves with similar, smaller leaves on the 

flower stems. Large clusters of rosy pink flowers in July-August. Exceptionally 

beautiful. Superb in the back of beds and borders or as a specimen plant. 


Filipendula rubra 'Venusta' (F. r. 'Venusta Magnifica') 

# 

Venusta Meadowsweet Z:3 � :175cm � :90cm #� � 

A large, upright perennial for the back of the border or accent plant. Large, fluffy 

plumes of deep pink to peach flowers on erect flower stems rise above the foliage, a 

mound of pinnate divided leaflets, in mid to late-summer. Very showy. 


Filipendula ulmaria 'Variegata' (F. u. aureovariegata) 

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Variegated Meadowsweet Z:3 � :100cm � :80cm #� � 

Striking. Deep green foliage is variegated with a creamy yellow splotch in the center. 

Tall plumes of fragrant white flowers July-August. Tends to revert, so be sure to 

remove any all-green stems. 

Blanket flower 

Gaillardia 'Burgunder' 

# 

Burgundy Blanket Flower Z:4 � :60cm � :30cm #� 

A hybrid with wine-red flowers 3" in diameter. Blooms from early summer to frost. 

Good for the perennial border and cut flowers. Will flower continuously even without 

dead heading. Attracts butterflies. 

# Gaillardia 'Fanfare' 

Fanfare Blanket Flower Z:3 � :40cm � :60cm #� 

So striking and easy, its brassy, trumpet-shaped petals give a rousing performance, 

spring through fall. 'Fanfare' is a unique Blanket Flower with tubular florets in shape, 

terminating in a 3,4, or 5 petaloid. More floriferous than 'Kobold', with a longer 

flowering period. 

# Gaillardia 'Goldkobold' ('Golden Goblin') 

Golden Goblin Blanket Flower Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

This cultivar is a leafy, bushy perennial with ray florets of golden yellow and darker 

yellow disk florets. Blooms from June to October. Leaves are gray to mid-green in 

color. Will tolerate poor soil. These flowers are good for cutting and effective in a 

sunny border. 

# Gaillardia 'Kobold' (G. 'Goblin') 

Goblin Blanket Flower Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Daisy like, large, deep red flowers with yellow borders. Blooms from July till frost and 

is a good cut flower. Neat growth habit. May be short lived. 

Blanket flower 

Gaillardia aristata 'Arizona Sun' 

# 

Arizona Sun Blanket Flower Z:4 � :25cm � :30cm #� 

Compact and uniform perennial that produces masses of fiery orange-red blooms 

tipped by a ring of rich flame yellow from June to September each year. It is 

excellent for use in sunny borders where its beautiful colour combination will create 

impact and attract butterflies. 

# Gaillardia aristata 'Fancy Wheeler' 2010 

Fancy Wheeler Blanket Flower Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Dwarf, compact selection with large, rich scarlet red flowers rimmed in gold with a 

red center flowers. Blooms all summer. Good cut flower and attract butterflies. 

# Gaillardia aristata 'Oranges and Lemons' 

Oranges Lemons Blanket Flower Z:5 � :60cm � :40cm #� 

A continuous and prolific display of hot colored flowers erupt from this native 

wildflower. Daisy blossoms are striped in tangerine, orange and yellow with a gold 

cone and are produced summer through fall. Blue green foliage and an improved 

upright habit. 

Gentian 

Gentiana 'True Blue' 2010 

# 

True Blue Gentian Z:4 � :70cm � :50cm #� 

This lovely perennial sports masses of large, true blue, tubular flowers and smooth, 

mid-green lance-shaped leaves. Hummingbirds and butterflies love this plant. 

Crane's bill 

Geranium 'Johnson's Blue' 

# 

Johnson's Blue Cranesbill Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Large, simple, sky-blue flowers from June to September. Mid-green foliage deeply 

divided into narrow sections. Beautiful fall colour. An excellent and very popular 

cultivar. 

# Geranium 'Pink Penny' 2009 

Pink Penny Cranesbill Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

This cultivar offers an abundance of large pink flowers with dark veins from spring 

until frost. The mounding, dark green foliage is attractive all season long and is great 

in borders, containers and hanging baskets. 

# Geranium 'Rozanne' ('Rosanne') 

Rozanne Cranesbill Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Compact mound of deeply-cut green leaves. Loose clusters of bright violet-purple 

cup-shaped flowers starting in early summer. Flowering for months, particularly in 

regions with cool summers. Good bronzy fall color. 

# Geranium 'Sandrine' 2009 

Sandrine Cranesbill Z:5 � :60cm � :90cm #� � 

The spring foliage is bright yellow-green and creates an excellent contrast against 

the intense dark purple flowers with a black centre . This variety's large, sprawling 

habit allows it to fill plenty of the border with colour. Blooms from June till September. 

Crane's bill 

Geranium cinereum 'Ballerina' 

# 

Ballerina Cranesbill Z:5 � :15cm � :30cm #� � 

Continuous blooming from June to September. Pink flowers with dark veins above a 

grey-green foliage. Vigorous, excellent for rock gardens or in front of border. 

Crane's bill 

Geranium sanguineum 

# 

Bloody Cranesbill Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Magenta flowers peak in early summer and appear sporadically throughout the 

summer. Forms a dense mound of dark green, lacy leaves that turn crimson-red in 

the fall. Attracts butterflies. 

Crane's bill 

Geranium pratense 'Gernic' (Summer Skies) 

# 

Summer Skies Meadow Cranesbill Z:5 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Delightful soft, violet-blue double flowers with distinctive dark veins and sometimes 

with white centres. Blooms almost all summer atop compact bushy clumps of finely 

cut grey-green foliage. 

Baby's breath 

Gypsophila paniculata 'Pink Fairy' 

# 

Pink Fairy Baby's Breath Z:3 � :90cm � :60cm #� 

Loose upright growth habit. Masses of small, double pink flowers on branched 

stems. Blooms in July and August. Excellent in flower arrangements. 

Baby's breath 

Gypsophila repens 'Alba' 

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Creeping Baby's Breath Z:3 � :15cm � :30cm #� 

Flat mats of blue foliage covered with starry and tiny white flowers from May to July. 

Good cut flower. Excellent spilling over walls. 

Owls claws / Helen's Flowe 

Helenium 'Mardi Gras' 2008 

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Mardi Gras Helen's Flower Z:4 :1,25m � :60cm #� 

Yellow petals are splashed with orange-red and form a wild pattern around the deep 

brown center cones. Sturdy stems form upright clumps. Very showy from late June 

to early August. Good for the cut flower.


# Helenium 'Sahin's Early Flowerer' 

Sahin Early Flowerer Helen Flower � Z:3 � :100cm � :60cm #� 

Starting in June, it flowers on until October with flaming blooms of maroon-red 

mellowing to a sunset of deep yellow. Ideal for cutting too, this is a very easy and 

very hardy perennial for the mid-summer to autumn border. Winner of the Award of 

Garden Merit in 2001. 

Sunflower 

Helianthus 'Happy Days' 2009 

# 

Happy Days False Sunflower Z:5 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

Relatively wide anemone-centred double yellow perennial sunflower The centre 

extends almost to the edge of the flower with short ray petals from July to 

September. Not invasive 

False Sunflower 

Heliopsis helianthoides 'Summer Sun' (H. h. 

Summer Sun False Sunflower � Z:3 � � 

# 

:100cm :60cm #� 

Golden yellow flowers from July until frost on strong stems. Brings bright fall color to 

the landscape. Excellent cut flower. 

Daylily 

One of the most popular perennials in existence. No garden should 

be without them! Available in a wide array of colors. For the 

continuous bloomer varieties, we have indicated the approximate 

blooming dates. 

# Hemerocallis 'Always Afternoon' 

Always Afternoon Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Dusky rose with a striking plum-purple eyezone and a lime green throat. Petals are 

crimped with thin clear pink edges, sepals with smooth borders. Reblooms 

abundantly twice a year. Winner of the 'Stout Silver Medal' in 1997. 

# Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles' 2009 

Apricot Sparkles Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :60cm #� � 

EVERBLOOMER! This dwarf variety has large deep apricot-yellow blooms with a 

delightful sparkling diamond-dusted finish. Repeats constantly from May to frost. The 

foliage is dark and narrow, an excellent background for its long-running show. 

Flowers are edibles. 

# Hemerocallis 'August Frost' 2010 

August Frost Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm #� � 

This large flowered daylily has an exceptionally beautiful, distinctive, full flower form. 

It boasts loads of near-white to pale yellow blossoms with the narrowest gold wire 

edge around the edges of the petals. The ruffled petals recurved slightly to reveal 

the triangular flower form. 

# Hemerocallis 'Bama Music' 2010 

Bama Music Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

A very nice pale pink with a yellow throat to complement any mixed garden design. 

The flower forms is a 6-point star. The tepals are long, narrow, and pointed. 

# Hemerocallis 'Barbara Mitchell' 

Barbara Mitchell Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Everblommer! Multiple award winner, including the Stout Silver Medal in 1992. 

Perfect form with lavender pink, ruffled petals, yellow halo and a light green throat. 

Excellent branching and long flowering season. 

# Hemerocallis 'Becky Lynn' 

Becky Lynn Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Brilliant rose and lemon-yellow with white midribs. 7 inch creped and ruffled, highly 

fragrant flowers are sun fast and excellent in northern climates. Early season 

rebloomer. Winner of Strout Silver Medal in 1987. 

# Hemerocallis 'Bela Lugosi' 2009 

Bela Lugosi Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

A strong grower, well-branched, and heavily budded. Sumptuous velvety, ruffled 

petals in deepest purple-red with a contrasting green throat. The scented flowers are 

6'' wide and appear in July and August. Widely regarded as one of the best purple 

daylilies on the market 

# Hemerocallis 'Berrylicious' 2010 

Berrylicious Daylily Z:4 � :60cm � :90cm #� � 

Wine red ruffled petals with purple eye zone and edge above yellow throat. 

Reblommer in June-July 

# Hemerocallis 'Best Beau' 

Best Beau Daylily Z:4 � :70cm � :70cm #� � 

An excellent dark colored daylily. Ruffled, very velvety burgundy with mauve veining 

and shading surrounding a green throat. 

# Hemerocallis 'Black Eyed Stella' 

Black Eyed Stella Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Extended bloom miniature daylily bearing yellow flowers with a red halo in the 

center. Flowers massively from mid-July with some repeats until frost. 

# Hemerocallis 'Black Stockings' 2010 

Black Stockings Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

This gorgeous medium-sized daylily has large, five inch diameter burgundy-black, 

ruffled flowers with a green throat and a extra lush dark green foliage. Excellent 

blooming habit from June till September. 

# Hemerocallis 'Bonanza' 

Bonanza Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Large soft orange-yellow flowers with red halo. Fragrant blooms in July. A long-lived, 

hardy garden plant of low maintenance requirements 

# Hemerocallis 'Bridget' 2010 

Bridget Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Dark red flowers have recurled petals to show us the contrasting green and yellow 

throat in July. 

# Hemerocallis 'Bright Sunset' 

Bright Sunset Daylily Z:3 � :90cm � :70cm #� � 

Burnt copper-orange flowers with a golden-orange band, gold mid-ribs and ruffled 

edges in July. Very fragrant with blooms that stay open all day into evening. 

# Hemerocallis 'Candy Lipstick' 2009 

Candy Lipstick Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

This two-tone selection that flowers very heavily in midsummer. The lower petals are 

pale pink, while the upper set are a much brighter shade of rose with hints of purple 

and a creamy stripe down the center of each petal. Light ruffling and a soft yellowgreen 

throat complete the display. 

# Hemerocallis 'Carlotta' 

Carlotta Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

5", exceptionally beautiful raspberry-red blend with a lemon yellow watermark, 

florescent green throat, and cream midribs. Sculpted petals are of good substance; 

tepals are loosely ruffled. Great branching and high bud count. Blooms in mid to late 

summer. Rebloomer 

# Hemerocallis 'Catherine Woodbury' 

Catherine Woodbury Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

A clear pink/lilac with a blended yellow throat and pale green center. Petals are 

ruffled and fragrant. Blooms in July. Long strap like leaves. 

# Hemerocallis 'Custard Candy' 

Custard Candy Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

Creamy yellow self with a maroon band, yellow watermark, and green eye. Petals 

have gold picotee edges and a rounded form. Blooms in early to midsummer and is 

a rebloomer. It's been said that after 3 years, it will produce up to 500 flowers in one 

season. 

# Hemerocallis 'Daring Deception' 2009 

Daring Deception Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

Dusty cream-pink flowers with a large purple eyezone and matching picotee edge. A 

very striking color combination with heavily ruffled petals! Early-mid season bloomer 

with huge rebloom later. When established, it will bear over 500 flowers a year. 

# Hemerocallis 'Destined to See' 2008 

Destined to See Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

Striking 15 cm, fragrant, creamy white flowers with a remarkable lavender eye, dark 

picotee edge and gold throat. Long blooming period in July-August. 

# Hemerocallis 'Double Dream' 

Double Dream Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Masses of fragrant double peach flowers. Continuous blooming in July. Dwarf variety 

for the front of the border. 

# Hemerocallis 'Double Red Royal' 2010 

Double Red Royal Daylily Z: � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

Large, slightly fragrant, double, mahogany red blooms have a green throat and white 

edges over strapped shaped foliage. Rebloomer 

# Hemerocallis 'Doubleicious' 2009 

Doubleicious Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Very large flowers with a distinctive triangular shape and more ruffled, twisted petals 

for a layered look in July. The deep orange base color is stroked with cinnamonbrown 

veining and flashes of gold. 

# Hemerocallis 'Eleonore' 

Eleonore Daylily Z:4 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Large, gracefully ruffled lavender-blue blooms with a prominent yellow throat. As 

each bloom matures, it fades to almost entirely white! The extended blooms of this 

Daylily begin in early mid season. A compact, semi-evergreen tetraploid 

recommended for its cut flower.


# Hemerocallis 'Entrapment' 2009 

Entrapment Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :70cm #� � 

Purple-blue, trumpet-shaped flowers having a yellow centre and ruffled edges. One 

of the most floriferous daylily on the market, producing over 800 flowers a year when 

established. 

# Hemerocallis 'Eyes of Fury' 2010 

Eyes of Fury Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Giant 7 inch wide blossoms on sturdy, mid-sized plants in midsummer, and then 

occasionally again later in the season. The flowers are apricot colour with a 

prominent purple eye and green throat. Broad, ruffled petals open flat to reveal the 

flower's triangular form. 

# Hemerocallis 'Frans Hals' 

Frans Hals Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Bright rust and orange two-coloured flowers with creamy mid-ribs on petals. Long 

blooming starting in July up to September. Attracts butterflies. 

# Hemerocallis 'Free Wheelin' 2009 

Free Wheelin Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� � 

Spider type flower with cream yellow with burgundy red eye above emerald green 

throat. Early bloomer in June but will rebloom later in the season. 

# Hemerocallis 'Golden Gate' 

Golden Gate Daylily Z:3 � :90cm � :60cm #� � 

A tall daylily with large, medium orange-yellow flowers in July. Good grower with 

dark green foliage. 

# Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns' 

Happy Returns Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Everblommer! Very fragrant, 3 '' canary yellow flowers above a dark green foliage. Its 

good heat tolerance makes is an excellent choice for the container or the cut flower. 

2001 Grower's Choice Award. 

# Hemerocallis 'Hawthorne' 

Hawthorne Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Chestnut colour flowers with contrasting yellow center in July. Arched strap like 

leaves give it a gracious look. 

# Hemerocallis 'Hush Little Baby' 

Hush Little Baby Daylily Z:2 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

This selection features large 5in rounded deep rusty-rose, ruffled flowers with a 

chartreuse throat. Late and long blooming. 

# Hemerocallis 'James Marsh' 

James Marsh Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

This fragrant cultivar bears deep red blooms of heavy substance with a contrasting 

yellow throat in early to mid-season. The dark green foliage is luxuriant. 

# Hemerocallis 'Janice Brown' 

Janice Brown Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

It has high-class flesh pink blooms with oversized deep pink eye zone and a green 

throat. Simply beautiful!! Expect a big bloom time in early summer, then again in late 

season. This is the 1994 winner of the highest honour, the 'Stout Silver Medal'. 

# Hemerocallis 'Jungle Beauty' 2008 

Jungle Beauty Daylily Z:4 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Large blackish red blooms with violet tints and a yellow throat. Exceptionally sunfast 

for such a dark color. Plants are prolific and produce multiple branches. 

# Hemerocallis 'Leprechauns Wealth' 2008 

Leprechauns Wealth Daylily Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Small, round blooms of solid apricot-orange with lightly ruffled edges, creped texture 

and olive-green throat. A heavy rebloomer and a great choice for the front of the 

sunny border. 

# Hemerocallis 'Little Grapette' 

Little GrapetteDaylily Z:3 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

Miniature plant with purple grape flowers, darker center and contrasting yellow-green 

throat. Voted best miniature in 1985. 

# Hemerocallis 'Longfield Maxim' 2009 

Longfield Maxim Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :80cm #� � 

Giant 7 inch double, reblooming and fragrant golden yellow flowers. Great selection 

for the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and for container 

growing. 

# Hemerocallis 'Longfield Twins' 

Longfield Twins Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Large, fragrant, double flame-red flowers that radiate warmth of color as the yellow 

halo and highlights shine through the petals. Reblooms. Excellent cut flower. 

# Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd' 

Mary Todd Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� � 

Large yellow flower showing heavily ruffled petals with strong texture. Early to midseason 

bloom. Stout Silver Medal winner in 1978. 

# Hemerocallis 'Mateus' 

Mateus Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Very unusual, ruffled, rose wine 5-6" blooms with gold hearts. Durable and 

nonfading. Nicely branched. Early midseason. 

# Hemerocallis 'Mauna Loa' 

Mauna Loa Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :90cm #� � 

The flowers are large and seem to glow. The tropical orange color is super-vivid. The 

petals are wide and of great substance. So this one is like bright lights in the garden. 

Blooms June-July and is a re-bloomer. 

# Hemerocallis 'Mini Pearl' 

Mini Pearl Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

Pink blossoms and a yellow-green throat. Recurving petals and sepals. Light ruffling 

enhances the blossom. Fantastic multiple bloomer. Dwarf variety. 

# Hemerocallis 'Miss Amelia' 2008 

Miss Amelia Daylily Z:3b � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

This cultivar features 3.5" diameter, pale yellow flowers that appear on naked stems 

which typically rise to 30" tall above a clump of arching, linear, blade-like 

leaves.Fragrant. Blooms in early season with a repeat bloom. 

# Hemerocallis 'Moonlit Masquerade' 

Moonlit Masquerade Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Clear white flower with a lovely dark purple to near black eye fading into a solid 

green throat. Flowering end of June with some repeats. Edible petals. 

# Hemerocallis 'Mose's Fire' 2008 

Mose's Fire Daylily Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

One of showiest daylilies ever grown is also one of the most generous with a lateseason 

encore. Double, 6 inches wide, velvety deep red with the faintest gold edging 

in mid-summer and later in early fall. 

# Hemerocallis 'Nagasaki' 2008 

Nagasaki Daylily Z:2 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Repeat-bloomer featuring large, fragrant double flowers in a blend of ivory and soft 

pink with a contrasting yellow halo in June and July. Abundant dark green foliage. 

# Hemerocallis 'Navajo Princess' 

Navajo Princess Daylily Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

This striking daylily bears huge blossoms of pale buff pink with a broad, bold rose 

eye and deep green throat. The extended blooms begin in mid to late season, each 

lasting at least 16 hours. Its linear leaves create an elegant texture when not in 

bloom. 

# Hemerocallis 'Night Beacon' 

Night Beacon Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

Velvet red flowers with a purple band around the large chartreuse center and a 

green throat. Blooming in June and July. Spectacular contrast of colour in the 

garden. 

# Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me' 

Pardon Me Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

Everbloomer! Minature daylily with 2.75", fragrant, cranberry red petals with a narrow 

yellow watermark and florescent green throat. Petals have pie crust edges. It is 

heavily budded and blooms abundantly. Voted best miniature in 1985. 

# Hemerocallis 'Prairie Blue Eyes' 

Prairie Blue Eyes Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Lavender blooms with near blue eye zone and green throat. Flowers are rounded 

with larges petals. Vigorous grower and prolific bloomer. A winner from 1970. 

# Hemerocallis 'Precious d'Oro' 2009 

Precious d'Oro Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Large, 4 inches white flowers with yellow green throat are held above a luxuriant 

dark green foliage by strong stems. Petals curled over to give a rounded shape. 

Good selection for cut flowers. 

# Hemerocallis 'Red Razzmatazz' 2010 

Red Razzmatazz Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

It is a late-midseason bloomer, producing fire-engine-red blossoms that shade to 

green at the base of the throat. Its wide, ruffled, flaring petals won't fade in the sun. 

Strong rebloomer. Beautiful foliage. 

# Hemerocallis 'Red Rum' 

Red Rum Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Red blooms with pink shade and yellow throat from June till August. A white line 

irregularly centered highlight each of the wide and curved petal. 

# Hemerocallis 'Rosy Returns' 

Rosy Returns Daylily Z:4 � :40cm � :60cm #� � 

Everbloomer! Rosy Returns features 4-inch-plus blooms in vibrant rose, a deeper 

rose eye zone, and yellow throat. Slender in foliage and short at 16 inches, it quickly 

forms a neat clump. Hemerocallis Rosy Returns makes an excellent container plant.


# Hemerocallis 'Round Midnight' 2010 

Round Midnight Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

6 inch purple flowers in midsummer. High bud counts of 40-70 on strong, 4-5 way 

branching scapes when mature. The rich, dark purple flower color is sun fast and 

the petals are diamond dusted, giving them a lovely sheen in the sunny landscape. 

# Hemerocallis 'Sammy Russell' 

Sammy Russell Daylily Z:4 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

Red flowers with yellow heart in July-August. This very fast spreading plant creates a 

dense ground cover. 

# Hemerocallis 'Siloam Double Classic' 

Siloam Double Classic Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Everbloomer! Fully double rich pink fragrant blossoms are true works of art. Highly 

acclaimed and winner of numerous awards including the Stout Silver Medal' in 1993. 

# Hemerocallis 'Siloam French Doll' 

Siloam French Doll Daylily Z:2 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

Soft pink flowers with darker pink to rose eye zone and a green throat. Ruffled edges 

of flowers curl back softly. Extended blooms in mid-season. 

# Hemerocallis 'Siloam June Bug' 

Siloam June Bug Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Golden-yellow bloom with a deep burgundy eye zone, making a strong contrast. 

Multiple award winner. 

# Hemerocallis 'Siloam Peony Display' 2010 

Siloam Peony Display Daylily Z:2 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Perfectly shaped, 5-6 inches double blooms in a gorgeous apricot color bloom for an 

extended period starting in midsummer. With a rose eye zone and green throat 

setting off the apricot petals, this sweetly fragrant flower makes a lovely border or 

container planting. 

# Hemerocallis 'Siloam Ribbon Candy' 

Siloam Ribbon Candy Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Dark salmon with red throat and ruffled edges. 

# Hemerocallis 'Spacecoast Starburst' 

Spacecoast Starburst Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Pink-lavender flower with gold edge and yellow halo above a yellow throat. Fragrant 

blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds from early to mid season. Looks great in 

cut flower arrangements. 

# Hemerocallis 'Spiritual Corridor' 2009 

Spiritual Corridor Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

Fragrant! This daylily boasts huge 6 inches blossoms opening flat to heighten the 

floral display. They are deep lavender pink with a prominent creamy yellow eye, a 

matching picotee edge, chartreuse throat and a marvellous sweet scent. 

# Hemerocallis 'Startle' 

Startle Daylily Z:4 � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

Rich velvety red blooms up to 5 inches wide, exquisitely outlined in ruffled ivory and 

a yellow-green eye. Does not fade in the hot July and August days. Strong stems 

make it a good choice for the cut flower. 

# Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro' 

Stella de Oro Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Everbloomer! Beautiful, fragrant, 2 3/4'' golden flowers from June till October. Petals 

curl back slightly. Compact and tidy habit. Always popular for its long blooming 

period. 1985's Silver Strout winner. 

# Hemerocallis 'Stella in Purple' 2009 

Stella in Purple Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

2,5 inches, purple-red flowers with a green throat above a narrow, grass-like, dark 

green foliage. Very high bud count and excellent re-blommer in June and July. 

# Hemerocallis 'Stella in Red' 2010 

Stella in Red Daylily Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

A constant rebloomer all summer long, this very compact plant sports a rich, deep 

shade of red that appear to glow and a shade of nearly black at the base and tips 

# Hemerocallis 'Stella Supreme' 

Stella Supreme Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :40cm #� � 

Everbloomer! It consistently produce an abundance of flower stems topped with the 

most beautiful soft lemon-chiffon flowers held just above the compact foliage. More 

blooms, more colour and citrusy fragrance too. 

# Hemerocallis 'Strawberry Candy' 

Strawberry Candy Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Strawberry red flowers with dark center and golden green throat. Very colourful. 

Starts blooming beginning of July with some repeats throughout the season. Stout 

Silver Medal winner in 1998. 

# Hemerocallis 'Strutter's Ball' 

Strutter's Ball Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :80cm #� � 

Astonishing 6 inch dark, black-purple flowers with a small silver white watermark and 

silky halo above the small lemon-green throat. Superior branching with heavy bud 

count. Sturdy, strong habit. 

# Hemerocallis 'Summer Wine' 

Summer Wine Daylily Z:3 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

Wine red flowers with a green-yellow heart and heavy ruffled petals in July. Compact 

habit for the small garden. 

# Hemerocallis 'Sunday Gloves' 2009 

Sunday Gloves Daylily Z:3 � :70cm � :90cm #� � 

This designer daylily bears 5.25", near-white blossoms that are highly fragrant with 

loosely ruffled tepals, a pale yellow eye, and tiny celery green throat. Blooms in early 

to midsummer and is a rebloomer. 

# Hemerocallis 'Wild Horses' 2009 

Wild Horses Daylily Z:3 � :90cm � :70cm #� � 

Large, 7 inches creamy white flowers with flame-shaped black-purple eye zone and 

a green throat. Exceptionally high bud count. Evergreen foliage. 

# Hemerocallis 'You Angel You' 

You Angel You Daylily Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Double-flowered and beautifully colored, this miniature Daylily is every bit as 

beautiful as the finest full-size varieties. The 2-inch flowers arise creamy-peach with 

a red center in mid to late season, then return for a final bow in autumn. Winner of 

Best Miniature Daylily of 2004! 

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# Hemerocallis fulva 

Fulva Daylily Z:3 � :110cm � :80cm #� � 

Native plant found all over the world. Commonly used as a parent of most cultivars 

presently sold. Vigorous growth and spreading habit. The orange red flowers appear 

in June-July and are edible. 

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# Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus (H. flava) 

Flava Daylily Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Trumpet-shaped, lemon yellow flowers. Clump of arching, strap-shaped, medium 

green leaves. Valued for its early blooming period (May-June) and very fragrant 

flowers. 

Alum root / Rock geranium 

Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' 2010 

# 

Berry Smoothie Coral Bells Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm # � � 

Big, bold habit with excellent color year round. The large, vibrant pink leaves include 

tones of purple-rose to rose-pink. Heat and cold resistance. 

# Heuchera 'Black Beauty' (H. 'Dark Beauty') 

Black Beauty Coral Bells Z:4 � :30cm � :25- #� � 

Reddish purple ruffled foliage with contrasting white blooms that appear on stalks in 

late spring. Forms a compact mound. One of the darkest Coral Bells offer to date. 

Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 

# Heuchera 'Blackout' 2008 

Blackout Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :40cm #� � 

One of the darkest leaved plants ever! It forms a tight, compact mound of near-jet 

black, glossy foliage with perfectly rounded lobes and contrasting cream flowers in 

early to midsummer. 

# Heuchera 'Citronelle' 

Citronelle Coral Bells Z:4b � :25cm � :40cm # � 

Dense mounds of citrus coloured foliage make a beautifully bright spactacle, 

especially when contrasted with darker plants. Sprays of cream flowers rise above 

the foliage late in August. The largest, strongest-growing variety for this colouring. 

# Heuchera 'Electra' 2010 

Electra Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :40cm # � � 

Selection with striking yellow foliage and red veins that holds its color all season long 

before turning strawberry-pink in the fall. Superb groundcover when planted en 

masse in a shady corner of the garden. Spikes of white flowers in early summer. 

Good tolerance for high heat and humidity.


# Heuchera 'Encore' 

Encore Coral Bells Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� � 

Young leaves are rose with light silvering, darker veins, and reddish-purple 

undersides. Mature leaves are reddish purple with a heavy silver overlay and purple 

veins. Cream flowers in midsummer 

# Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' 2009 

Georgia Peach Coral Bells Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm # � � 

The lobed leaves are an unusual tone of peachy-orange, overlaid with silver-white 

markings. Foliage colour changes with the seasons: peachy orange in spring, 

peachy pink in summer and rose purple in the fall. Sprays of creamy-white flowers 

appear in summer. 

# Heuchera 'Lime Rickey' 

Lime Rickey Coral Bells Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Exotic leaf colour, frosted, ruffled and lime green! Small, pure white flowers and 

chartreuse leaves in the spring. A vigorous grower, 'Lime Rickey' is showy yearround 

with minor protection. Great in containers! 

# Heuchera 'Mahogany' 

Mahogany Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :40cm #� � 

The glossy mahogany red foliage with a ruffle offers a wonderful, dense shiny color 

year round. Foliage changes from spring purple tones to summer red tones. Flowers, 

on short stems, are few and insignificant. Fabulous in combination containers. 

# Heuchera 'Marmalade' 

Marmalade Coral Bells Z:4b � :25cm � :50cm #� � 

Marmalade stands out with its rich, shiny, undulating foliage ranging in colour from 

amber to deep sienna. No two leaves are just alike. Showy in all seasons, this 

vigorous plant has heavy substance. Numerous, narrow spires of red-brown flowers 

add to the beauty. 

# Heuchera 'Midnight Claret' 

Midnight Claret Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :20cm #� � 

Known for its very dark purple foliage and its masses of flowers in June-July. 

# Heuchera 'Midnight Rose' 2008 

Midnight Rose Coral Bells Z:4b � :25cm � :40cm #� � 

Hot pink polka dots adorn this vigorous growing perennial. Pink flecks emerge in the 

spring and continue to enlarge and brighten before lightening to cream as the 

season progress. Superb selection for the sunny border. 

# Heuchera 'Mint Julep' 2010 

Mint Julep Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :40cm # � � 

Short cones of clean-white flowers arise from delectable mint-green and silver 

leaves. These luscious clumps glow in the shady or dark areas of the garden. Dense 

and compact habit. 

# Heuchera 'Mocha' 

Mocha Coral Bells Z:4 � :40cm � :60cm #� � 

Vigorous, evergreen variety with massive, deep, brown-black foliage. Spring foliage 

emerges copper-brown before darkening. Cream flowers provide a great contrast. 

# Heuchera 'Peach Flambé' 

Peach Flambé Coral Bells Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Bright peach-colored foliage that literally glow in spring and summer and turn to plum 

in winter. Large smooth leaves with flaming red infusions. A vigorous medium-sized 

plant that produces white flowers in spring. Wonderful accent or container plant. 

# Heuchera 'Plum Pudding' 

Plum Pudding Coral Bells Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Beautiful combination of shimmering plum purple foliage with silver veining. Good, 

tight habit and rosy red flowers above the glossy foliage. Gorgeous! 

# Heuchera 'Sashay' 2007 

Sashay Coral Bells Z:4 � :20cm � :30cm #� � 

Delightfully ruffled leaves with dark green veined in black topsides and pale 

burgundy undersides. Rosy-mauve blooms on long, slender stems held above the 

foliage in late spring and early summer. Charming in containers as well as the border. 

# Heuchera 'Saturn' 

Saturn Coral Bells Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

Interesting variety with pewter leaves highlighted by a narrow reddish edge and dark 

veins. Stunning cream colored flowers held high above the foliage on 12-14 inches 

stems 

# Heuchera 'Silver Scrolls' 

Silver Scrolls Coral Bells Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� � 

The finest silvery overlay (almost like aluminum foil) with contrasting dark purple 

veins. White bell-shaped flowers in May-June. 

# Heuchera 'Sparkling Burgundy' 

Sparkling Burgundy Coral Bells Z:4b � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

This selection has black cherry foliage that sparkles in the landscape all spring and 

summer long before darkening in winter. Sprays of white flowers appear in the 

spring. It forms a medium-sized mound that is great in the landscape or in container. 

# Heuchera 'Tiramisu' 2008 

Tiramisu Coral Bells Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� � 

New leaves are radiant yellow with a heavy smattering of red pigmentation in the 

center of the leaves. Mature leaves are chartreuse with green veins and a light silver 

overlay. Cream flowers appear in midsummer. 


Heuchera americana 'Chocolate Veil' 

# 

Chocolate Veil Coral Bells Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Our largest-leaved coral bell has beautiful smooth chocolate black leaves with purple 

highlights. Plant it with silver or gold foliage for an unforgettable combination. 

# Heuchera americana 'Velvet Night' 2008 

Velvet Night Coral Bells Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Perhaps the darkest foliage of any of the Heucheras. it features a mound of lobed, 

heart-shaped, bluish purple to plum-black leaves (3-5" wide), with a distinctive 

metallic silver venation. Tiny, greenish-white, bell-shaped flowers are borne on 

slender, wiry stems in late spring to early summer. 


Heuchera micrantha 'Melting Fire' 2009 

# 

Melting Fire Coral Bells Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

A deep-maroon Coral Bells with strongly curled leaf edges. New foliage emerges 

bright red and creates highlights with the mature foliage of deep reddish purple on 

this dazzling variety. White flowers on 14 inches stems. 

# Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' 

Palace Purple Coral Bells Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

The large ivy-shaped leaves are a warm bronze red to deep purple in colour. Airy, 

delicate white flowers held well above the foliage in June and July. Excellent edger 

for the shade border.1991 Perennial Plant of the Year. 


Heuchera sanguinea 'Snow Angel' 2007 

# 

Snow Angel Coral Bells Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Mounds of highly variegated, light green leaves with creamy mottled appearance 

topped with spikes of pink bells. Good for cut flowers. Attracts hummingbirds to the 

garden. 


Heuchera villosa 'Caramel' 

# 

Caramel Coral Bells Z:4 � :15cm � :30cm #� � � 

Caramel is much more heat and humidity tolerant than other Heucheras, and its 

vigorous growth of honey-apricot leaves and clusters of light pink blooms will keep 

the shade garden colorful from spring through fall. 

Foamy Bells 

Heucherella (x) 'Kimono' 

# 

Kimono Foamy Bells Z:3 � :30cm � :30cm # � � 

Narrow, ornamented foliage of silvers, purples and greens in spring progress to huge 

rounder, palmate leaves in summer. Incredible metallic rose winter color. Tawny 

flowers on 12-18" stems. 2003 winner of the Medaille d’Argent in France. 

# Heucherella (x) 'Stoplight' 

Stoplight Foamy Bells Z:4 � :15- � :25- # � � 

Radiant yellow leaves have a large, dark red blotch in the center which feathers out 

through the veins. The foliage of this selection is larger and more yellow with a 

darker blotch than the family. White flowers are produced on 12 inch tall stalks 

beginning in late spring. 

# Heucherella 'Alabama Sunrise' 2009 

Alabama Sunrise Foamy Bells Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm # � � 

The deeply lobed leaves begin golden-yellow with deep red veins, aging to green by 

late summer. In cool autumn weather the older leaves turn orange-pink and stay 

attractive all winter. Sprays of small white flowers appear in late spring. 

# Heucherella 'Burnished Bronze' 2009 

Burnished Bronze Foamy Bells Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm # � � 

Large deeply cut and bronzed glossy leaves provide year round interest while airy, 

star-like pink flowers grace the plant in June. This can repeat bloom if deadheaded.


Hosta / Plantain Lily 

One of the best perennials in existence and exceedingly popular. A 

valuable addition for the garden and landscape. Remains attractive 

from spring until frost with handsome foliage in addition to the 

flowering performance. A choice ground cover. 

# Hosta 'Abiqua Moonbeam' 

Abiqua Moonbeam Plantain Lily Z:3 � :70cm � :80cm #� � 

The heart-shaped leaves have wide gold margins around a blue-green centre and 

are topped with lavender flowers. Great substance and clumps up fast. Excellent 

slug resistance. 

# Hosta 'Aristocrat' 2008 

Aristocrat Plantain Lily Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm # � � 

The heart-shaped leaves have wide creamy edges lightening to a cream-white or 

white that set off nicely against the powder-blue leaves. Light lavender flowers add 

class. Very thick substance and good slug resistance. 

# Hosta 'August Moon' 

August Moon Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � � 

Golden yellow foliage with pale lavender, fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers July and 

August. Higher light intensities will bring out the yellow tones in the leaves. Prefers 

shady locations but tolerates full sun. 

# Hosta 'Blue Angel' 

Blue Angel Plantain Lily Z:3 � :80cm � :125cm # � � 

Very large, heart-shaped blue-green leaves with heavy substance. Petioles stand 

upright with leaves held horizontally and then cascade downward, giving it a tropical 

look. Hyacinth-like glossy white flowers held attractively above foliage. Slug resistant. 

# Hosta 'Bright Lights' 2008 

Bright Lights Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :110cm #� � � 

The thick heart-shaped leaves emerge with dark gold centers that brighten as they 

harden. The puckered, golden leaves are accentuated by the dark blue edges. The 

clump is topped with nice short stalks of white flowers in early summer. 

# Hosta 'Brim Cup' 2008 

Brim Cup Plantain Lily Z:3 � :30cm � :40cm # � � 

Heavy substance green leaves which are chartreuse edged and cupped. The leaves 

are also held horizontal. Tall, lily-like, lavender, flower spikes form above foliage 

throughout the summer. Quickly forms a mature specimen 

# Hosta 'Christmas Tree' 

Christmas Tree Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :90cm # � � 

Large, heart-shaped deep green leaves with creamy white margins. These leaves 

are so heavily corrugated that they hold water droplets like pearls.The soft lavender 

flowers bloom from July to August. 

# Hosta 'Fire and Ice' 

Fire and Ice Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :90cm # � � 

This spectacular sport of 'Patriot' has pure white centers and very dark green 

margins. The leaves are heavy with substance. Lavender flowers are produced on 

white flower stems. A flashy hosta!! Good slug resistance. 

# Hosta 'Fortunei Aureomarginata' (H. fortunei obscura 

Variegated Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm # � � 

This wonderful landscape hosta is great for mass planting or general garden use. 

Vigorous plants produce dark green leaves with gold margins. Lavender flowers 

appear in mid-summer. 

# Hosta 'Fragrant Bouquet' 

Fragrant Bouquet Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :110cm #� � � 

Features apple green leaves with irregular yellow-white margins. Large funnelshaped, 

very fragrant white flowers in early to late summer.1998 Hosta of the year. 

# Hosta 'Francee' 

Francee Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm #� � � 

Green heart-shaped leaves with narrow, clean white margins. Variegation holds up 

very well in full sun providing superb color contrast. Lavender, funnel-shaped flowers 

in late summer. 

# Hosta 'Gold Standard' 

Gold Standard Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm # � � 

Beautiful variegated type. Light green, heart-shaped leaves, late to emerge, with a 

dark green border in spring. As the season progresses, the light green center color 

turns to a creamy yellow. Funnel-shaped lavender flowers. 

# Hosta 'Golden Tiara' 

Golden Tiara Plantain Lily Z:3 � :30cm � :50cm # � � 

Small, green leaves with chartreuse-golden edges and a heavy texture. Bell-shaped 

flowers that are deep lavender striped purple with a white throat. A great small Hosta 

that is neat and compact in habit. Good as an edger. 

# Hosta 'Grand Marquee' 

Grand Marquee Plantain Lily Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� � � 

Bears blue-green leaves irregularly patterned with narrow cream centres. At maturity 

the leaves become more cupped with a nicely textured surface. Pale lilac flowers. 

# Hosta 'Guacamole' 

Guacamole Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm #� � � 

The large, shiny, rounded apple green leaves are margined with a wide green edge. 

Colors will intensify with more light. Large, fragrant lavender flowers in August. Good 

sun tolerance. 2002 Hosta of the year. 

# Hosta 'Halcyon' 

Halcyon Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :90cm # � � 

This classic blue hosta with its spear-shaped foliage has become everyone's 

favourite blue. With its excellent colour, substance, and growth rates, it is not difficult 

to see why. Lavender flowers in mid-summer. Good slug resistance. 

# Hosta 'Honeybells' 

Honeybells Plantain Lily Z:3 � :80cm � :110cm #� � � 

Medium apple green, slightly glossy, deeply veined leaves. profuse, sun tolerant. 

The pale lavender flowers are deeply fragrant and are held on tall stems in late 

summer. 

# Hosta 'Independence' 

Independence Plantain Lily Z:3b � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

This breakthrough in leaf pattern has sturdy, thick, dark-green leaves surrounded by 

wide creamy-white margins which are unusually speckled with green. Large, lightlavender 

flowers in mid summer. 

# Hosta 'Inniswood' 2008 

Inniswood Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :125cm # � � 

It produces bright gold heart-shaped leaves of heavy texture and corrugation 

bordered with a wide deep green margin. Lavender flowers top the clump in midsummer. 

# Hosta 'June' 

June Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :80cm #� � 

Gold leaves bordered by blue and green shaded margins. The light center will 

bleach to creamy white in bright light. Fragrant lavender flowers in July August. Slug 

resistant. 2001 Hosta of the Year. 

# Hosta 'Krossa Regal' 

Krossa Regal Plantain Lily Z:3 � :80cm � :150cm #� � � 

Vase-shaped plant with arching blue-grey leaves that becomes more spreading with 

age. Lavender, funnel-shaped flowers in mid summer. Slug resistant. 

# Hosta 'Leading Lady' 2008 

Leading Lady Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :100cm # � � 

Moderately dense with a semi-upright habit. A moderate grower, the leaves are dark 

green with a slightly rippled gold margin that changes to creamy white. Light 

lavender, tubular-shaped blooms appear midseason. 

# Hosta 'Liberty' 

Liberty Pantain Lily Z:3 � :70cm � :90cm # � � 

It features a wide, more dramatic border. The leaves are thick and the yellow margin 

fades to creamy white later in the season. Lavender flowers top the clump in early 

summer. Excellent slug resistance. The sensation of the 2000 Hosta Convention. 

# Hosta 'Minuteman' 

Minuteman Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm # � � 

The large and slightly cupped leaves have a broad creamy margin surrounding the 

dark green center that quickly brightens to a dazzling white. Pale lavender flowers 

from June to August. 

# Hosta Mix 

Mix Plantain Lily Z:3 � :- � :- # � � 

Discounted price because of delivery mix. 3 or 4 untagged varieties. 

# Hosta 'Night Before Christmas' 

Night Before Christmas Pl. Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :80cm # � � 

Beautiful shade garden perennial that offers striking white centered leaves edged by 

a high contrast dark green border. Wedge shaped foliage produces a dense mound. 

Lavender bell-shaped flowers in July. 

# Hosta 'Paradigm' 

Paradigm Hosta Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm # � � 

Wide clump of glossy bright gold foliage surrounded by a wide, dark blue-green 

border. This fast grower is topped in early summer with tall scapes of light lavender 

flowers. 

# Hosta 'Patriot' 

Patriot Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :110cm #� � � 

Dark, glossy green leaves with a bold, wide, crisp white margin. Excellent choice to 

bring contrast to the garden. Lilac flowers from June to September. 1997 Hosta of 

the Year.


# Hosta 'Paul's Glory' 

Paul's Glory Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :110cm # � � 

Outstanding specimen with gold heart-shaped leaves bordered by a blue-green 

streaked margin. Lavender flowers bloom in early summer. 1999 Hosta of the Year. 

# Hosta 'Pizzazz' 

Pizzazz Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :60cm # � � 

Beautiful heart-shaped leaves with wavy cream white margins on a frosted blue 

base. Plenty of pale lavender to nearly white flowers top the plant mid to latesummer. 

Slug resistant. 

# Hosta 'Regal Splendor' 

Regal Splendor Plantain Lily Z:3 � :70cm � :150cm # � � 

Creamy white leaf margins on frosty blue leaves and orchid flowers in mid-summer. 

This plant has a unique vase-shaped form. Good slug resistance. 2003 Hosta of the 

Year. 

# Hosta 'Remember Me' 2009 

Remember Me Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � � 

The thick leaves emerge with a golden-yellow hue and slowly change to bright white 

with deep blue-green edges. In midsummer, the small clumps are topped with light 

lavender flowers atop flower scapes. Excellent slug resistance. 

# Hosta 'Revolution' 2007 

Revolution Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm # � � 

Dark green, shiny and wavy leaves accent the huge creamy ivory centers. The 

centers also feature some speckling which is a soft green hue in the spring and 

darkens as the season progresses. Lavender flowers in summer. Good slug 

resistance. 

# Hosta 'Robert Frost' 

Robert Frost Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :100cm # � � 

Clump of rounded blue-green leaves with a wonderful wide creamy yellow margin 

that changes to white in late summer. In late spring, the clumps are topped with nearwhite 

fragrant flowers on tall scapes. 

# Hosta 'Royal Standard' 

Royal Standard Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm #� � � 

Bears sweet scented, sometimes double, white flowers from August till October. 

Leaves are narrowly heart-shaped, glossy, bright green, and puckered when mature. 

The best fragrant white for general planting. 

# Hosta 'Sagae' (H. fluctuans 'Variegated') 

Sagae Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� � � 

Outstanding Japanese Hosta with olive green leaves, bright creamy yellow margin 

and wavy edges. Lavender flowers. 2000 Hosta of the Year. 

# Hosta 'Striptease' 

Striptease Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :100cm # � � 

Light green to yellow center, edged with a very narrow white line lading to greyish 

green towards the outside of the leaves. In midsummer, the vigorous and wide clump 

is topped with violet flowers. Very good disease resistance. 2005 Hosta of the Year! 

# Hosta 'Sum and Substance' 

Sum and Substance Plantain Lily Z:3 � :80cm � :150cm #� � � 

Immense, glossy textured, chartreuse to gold leaves with lavender flowers late in the 

season. A unique specimen plant that brightens up shady garden areas. Excellent 

slug resistance. 2004 Hosta of the Year. 

# Hosta 'Summer Music' 

Summer Music Plantain Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :90cm # � � 

This spectacular hosta features dainty spikes of lavender bell-shaped flowers rising 

above the foliage in mid summer. It's attractive textured heart-shaped leaves remain 

white in colour with showy lime green variegation and tinges of yellow throughout the 

season. 

# Hosta 'Sun Power' 

Sun Power Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :90cm #� � � 

It features unique twisted and pointed golden leaves. It holds its color well when 

exposed to a considerable amount of morning sun or turns light green in the shade. 

Masses of orchid flowers in early summer. 

# Hosta 'Wide Brim' 

Wide Brim Plantain Lily Z:3 � :50cm � :90cm # � � 

Heart-shaped, puckered foliage with blue-green centers and wide, irregular margins 

of cream and gold. Dense, funnel-shaped, pale lavender flower heads. Rapid 

grower. Good as a specimen plant in shady garden. 






# Hosta plantaginea 'Diana Remember' 2010 

Diana Remember Plantain Lily Z:4 � :60cm � :90cm #� � � 

This vigorous hybrid makes a stunning 3' wide clump of shiny, blue-green leaves 

with a very wide, creamy white border. In late summer, the clumps are topped with 2' 

tall spikes bearing very fragrant, white flowers. Good slug resistance. 






# Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' (H. fortunei robusta; H. 

Elegans Plantain Lily Z:3 � :70cm � :100cm # � � 

Round silvery blue leaves with deeply puckered texture and a powdery like cast 

which make it very striking. Light lavender flowers in July-August. Slug resistant. 

# Hosta sieboldiana 'Frances Williams' (H. s. 

Frances Williams Plantain Lily Z:3 � :60cm � :100cm # � � 

Huge, blue-green, puckered, heart-shaped leaves with golden yellow edges. Flowers 

are white to pale lavender and funnel-shaped. One of the most popular. Good slug 

resistance. 






# Hosta 'Undulata Albomarginata' 

Undulata Albomarginata Pl. Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :90cm #� � � 

Makes handsome clumps of large dark green leaves edged with broad bands of 

white. Lavender flowers in late summer. 

Iris 

Iris 'Enchanted One' 2009 

# 

Enchanted One Bearded Iris Z:3 � :80cm � :70cm #� � 

Sunny yellow standards and white beards. Amber-rimmed falls with pale orchidlavender 

centers and violet veining. Sweetly fragrant. Blooms in late spring to early 

summer with dependable rebloom in late summer. 

# Iris 'Harvest of Memories' 2009 

Harvest of Memories Beard Iris Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Radiant all-yellow iris with widely ruffled petals and a slightly sweet fragrance. 

Outstanding branching and bud count. Vigorous grower that blooms in late spring 

with a dependable rebloom in summer and fall. 

# Iris robusta 'Gerald Darby' 

Gerald Darby Hybrid Iris Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Leaves have a flush of purple in spring that fades by summer. Leaves are also 

spotted with purple-red at the base. Purplish-black flowering stalks rise from the 

clump in late spring, typically producing 2-3 violet-blue flowers per stalk. 

Iris 

Iris barbata 'First Snow Fall' 

# 

First Snow Fall Bearded Iris Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

Beautiful white flowers with narrow violet markings. Bronze beards.Fragrant blooms 

in June and from September until frost. Very impressive variety. 

# Iris barbata 'Summer Fantasy' 

Summer Fantasy Bearded Iris Z:3 � :80cm � :70cm #� 

Lilac standards, ruffled deep violet falls, and yellow blazes surrounding the tangerine 

red beards. Blooms in June and from September until frost. 

Iris 

Iris ensata 'Gracieuse' 

# 

Gracieuse Japanese Iris Z:4 � :80cm � :40cm #� � 

White flowers with violet veins in July above the narrow foliage. Needs plenty of 

water from April to July but prefers to be in dry conditions the rest of the year. 

# Iris ensata 'Gusto' 2009 

Gusto Japanese Iris Z:4 � :80cm � :80cm #� 

This hybrid features large double flowers with broad violet-blue petals and large 

white centers that appear in July.


# Iris ensata 'Lady in Waiting' 2009 

Lady in Waiting Japanese Iris Z:4 � :90cm � :70cm #� � 

Sumptuous velvety blooms on strong stems in June and July. White flowers flushed 

with pink at the margins. Graceful and elegant plant as a background of the sunny 

border. 

# Iris ensata 'Ruby King' 

Ruby King Japanese Iris Z:4 � :90cm � :30cm #� 

Large dark violet red flowers above a narrow dark green foliage. One of the most 

popular of the family. 

# Iris ensata 'Strippled Rippled' 2009 

Strippled Rippled Japanese Iris Z:4 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

White flowers with solid purple edges and lots of purple bloches concentrated near 

the edges. 

Iris 

Iris germanica 'Fall Fiesta' 2010 

# 

Fall Fiesta Bearded Iris Z:4b � :90cm � :70cm #� � 

A striking bicolor iris with white standards complemented by falls in rich tones of 

topaz and amber. A golden-yellow beard harmonizes with the soft yellow tints in the 

style arms and midribs. 

# Iris germanica 'Red Hawk' 2010 

Red Hawk Bearded Iris Z:3b � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

Large blossoms in shades of deep red with matching beards and attractively ruffles 

petals. Heavy bud count and generous bloom. Vigorous, tall plant for the rear of the 

Iris border. 

# Iris germanica 'World Premier' 2010 

World Premier Bearded Iris Z:3 � :110cm � :100cm #� � 

This stunning icy white standards contrast nicely with the inky blue-purple color of its 

falls. The falls are rimmed in a wire-thin band of white, which highlights their gentle 

ruffling. 

Iris 

Iris pallida 'Argentea Variegata' (I. p. 'Variegata') 

# 

Silver Variegated Sweet Iris Z:4 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

Outstanding variety that combines a grey-green foliage with cream and white edging 

and fragrant lavender blue flowers in June-July. Excellent cut flower. 

Iris 

Iris pseudacorus (I. bastardii; I. lutea) 

# 

Yellow Flag Iris Z:3 � :100cm � :60cm #� � 

Masses of yellow flowers with brown veining near the center in June. Upright dark 

green foliage. Prefers a cool and humid location. One of the best near a water pond. 

One of the most popular variety for natural restoration. 

Iris 

Iris sibirica 'Chilled Wine' 

# 

Chilled Wine Siberian Iris Z:3 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

Red-violet standards and falls with blue veins and shading around the signal patch. 

Upright foliage. 

# Iris sibirica 'Gatineau' 

Gatineau Siberian Iris Z:3 � :100cm � :40cm #� � 

Masses of large blue flowers with drooping, violet veined petals. Outstanding 

blossom. 

# Iris sibirica 'Golden Edge' 2009 

Golden Edge Siberian Iris Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

A very dramatic combination of midnight-blue and bright gold. These blooms reach 4 

inches wide, with color so saturated it looks black in the shade. The yellow signal at 

the base of each petal is intricately scored in spidery black veins. 

# Iris sibirica 'Shirley Pope' 

Shirley Pope Siberian Iris Z:3 � :80cm � :40cm #� � 

Vibrant dark reddish purple with a pure velvet look. Beautiful semi-flaring form and 

sharp contrasting white signals. Blooms in June-July. 

Iris 

Iris versata 

# 

Versata Iris Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Discovered in Québec by Mr Tony Huber of W.H. Perron a few years back. Beautiful 

hybrid between the Blue Flag and Japanese Iris. Flowers are pale to medium blue 

with a contrasting yellow throat. 

Iris 

Iris versicolor 

# 

Blue Flag Iris Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� � 

Flower large, showy, light to deep blue with yellow and whitish markings at the base 

of the sepals. Borne 2-3 to a stem. The well developed flower petals and sepals 

spread out nearly flat. Blooms in June. Great for natural restoration. Tolerates very 

wet soils. 

Dead nettle / Yellow archa 

Lamium maculatum 'Beacon Silver' 

# 

Beacon Silver Dead Nettle Z:3 � :20cm � :100cm # � � 

Variegation is soft silver green. Heart-shaped leaf with deep green margins. Mauve 

to pink hooded flowers in May. Excellent groundcover for the shade garden or as an 

edging plant for the border. 

Lavender 

Lavandula angustifolia 'Grosso' (L. intermedia 

# 

Grosso English Lavender Z:5 � :60cm � :60cm #� 

A large Lavender with wide, deep violet flower spikes giving off a very camphorous 

aroma. Blooms in July and August. A bee and butterfly magnet and excellent for 

potpourris.The long spikes make it easy to cut. 

# Lavandula angustifolia 'Jean Davis' 

Jean Davis English Lavender Z:4b � :50cm � :40cm #� 

Soft, pale pink flowers fill the air with their sweet fragrance from June to August. 

Sought after for its flower and fragrance. Bushy, erect form, almost shrub like. 

Instead of the usual silvery foliage, 'Jean Davis' has fragrant blue-green leaves. 

# Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' (L. a. 'Munstead 

Munstead English Lavender Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Lovely fragrant silver grey foliage with showy erect spikes of flowers from June to 

August. Traditional English Lavender used for potpourri and sachets. Prune in spring 

to insure vigorous growth. 

Shasta Daisy 

Leucanthemum 'Aglaia' 2008 

# 

Aglaia Shasta Daisy Z:3 � :60cm � :40cm #� � 

This very desirable shasta daisy has fully double, deeply ragged white blooms from 

June to August. Forms a decent clump and stays compact with fleshy, toothed and 

glossy, dark green leaves. Excellent choice as a cut flower. 

# Leucanthemum 'Paladin' 2010 

Paladin Shasta Daisy Z:5 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

It features large white flowers with multiple layers of white petals. A strong and fast 

grower that produces an abundance of strong-stemmed flowers, perfect for cutting. 

No staking needed and no unpleasant odour. A rebloomer if deadheaded. 

Shasta Daisy 

Leucanthemum 'Alaska' (Chrysanthemum) 

# 

Alaska Shasta Daisy Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Classic daisy with dark green glossy foliage contrasting nicely with the large white 

single blooms with a yellow center from June to August. The tall stems make it an 

excellent choice for a cut flower. 

# Leucanthemum maximum 'Broadway Lights' 2008 

Broadway Lights Shata Daisy Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Unique shasta daisy with flowers that open bright yellow, lighten to a soft butter 

shade, then turn white when mature. Because it is such a profuse bloomer, the 

plants are constantly covered with blooms in three different colors from June to July. 

# Leucanthemum 'Silver Princess' (Silberprinzesschen) 

Silver Princess Shasta Daisy Z:3 � :30cm � :30cm #� � 

Vigorous dwarf white daisy. Single blooms from June to August if dead-headed. Nice 

dark green cut leaf foliage. Beautiful selection for the small border or in association 

with other summer flowers. 

# Leucanthemum superbum 'Becky' (Chrysanthemum) 

Becky Shasta Daisy Z:4 � :90cm � :60cm #� � 

Large, single white flowers heads with a golden center on sturdy stems. Flowers 

from summer to fall if dead headed. Nice dark green glossy foliage. Good for cut 

flowers. 2003 Perennial of the year! 

# Leucanthemum superbum 'Goldrausch' 2007 

Goldrausch Shasta Daisy Z:4b � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Fine-petalled semi-double white flowers with a center layer of golden petals. It has 

large shiny foliage and thick leaves. Its compact habit makes it an excellent choice 

for the small border or the container. Good for cut flower.


Gayfeather / Devil's bite / B 

Liatris spicata 'Floristan Violet' 

# 

Floristan Violet Blazing Star Z:3 � :90cm � :50cm #� � 

Grassy leaves with erect panicles of violet flowers in July and August. Excellent 

choice to attract butterflies to the garden. Adds a nice vertical element to the garden. 

Heat and drought tolerant. 

# Liatris spicata 'Floristan Weiss' (L. s. 'Floristan White') 

Floristan White Blazing Star Z:3 � :90cm � :50cm #� � 

Grassy leaves with erect panicles of white flowers in July and August. Excellent 

choice to attract butterflies to the garden. Adds a nice vertical element to the garden. 

Heat and drought tolerant. 

# Liatris spicata 'Kobold' 

Kobold Blazing Star Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Multiple spikes of lilac mauve are produced in July and August. Compact habit for 

the small garden. Attracts butterflies. Makes a good cut and dried flower. Good as an 

accent in the perennial border. 

Ragwort 

Ligularia 'Little Lantern' 

# 

Little Lantern Ragwort Z:5 � :60cm � :70cm #� � 

New dwarf form of Ligularia. An ideal selection for damp areas of your garden or 

near a pond. Lush green leaves set off by large conical heads of bright yellow 

flowers in July and August. Great for containers. 

Ragwort 

Ligularia dentata 'Britt-Marie Crawford' 

# 

Black Groundsel Z:4 � :110cm � :90cm # � 

Large, glossy, dark chocolate maroon foliage with purple underneath. In late 

summer, golden orange, daisy-like flowers are perched above purple-black stems. 

Excellent choice when a statement in the garden is required. 

# Ligularia dentata 'Osiris Fantaisie' 2008 

Osiris Fantaisie Ragwort Z:4 � :80cm � :90cm # � � 

Deep green, heart-shaped leaves with a thick, rubbery texture. Serrated leaf margins 

are undulating, revealing the glossy, burgundy undersides of the leaves. Golden 

yellow, daisy-like flowers on deep reddish purple stems in July and August. 

Ragwort 

Ligularia dentata 'Othello' 

# 

Othello Ragwort Z:4 � :100cm � :90cm # � � 

This plant's best features include big, bold foliage with purple tones both sides of the 

leaves and stems. Blooms with large orange, daisy-like flowers in August- 

September. Brings color near water gardens. 

Ragwort 

Ligularia stenocephala 'Little Rocket' 

# 

Little Rocket Ragwort Z:4 � :100cm � :80cm #� � 

A container-friendly, dwarf cultivar with long-stemmed, heart-shaped, green leaves. 

Large, conical heads of bright yellow flowers shine brightly from mid to late summer. 

Attractive near a water pond. 

# Ligularia stenocephala 'The Rocket' 

The Rocket Ragwort Z:4 � :150cm � :90cm #� � � 

A big, bold specimen perennial. It produces a mound of large, toothed leaves from 

which arise large spikes of yellow flowers on purple stems in July-August. Prefers 

moist soils and partial shade. Good for cut flowers 

Sea lavender 

Limonium latifolium (Statice latifolia) 

# 

Sea Lavender Z:3 � :70cm � :50cm #� 

With multiple-branched flower stems creating a very large flower head cover with tiny 

blue lavender flowers in July-August for approximately 8 weeks. Excellent cut and 

dried flower. Prefers full sun. 

Loosestrife 

Lysimachia clethroides 

# 

Gooseneck Loostrife Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� � � 

Graceful curving spikes of small tightly packed white flowers from July to September. 

All the flower spikes droop in the same direction making it appear like a flock of 

geese. Excellent choice for mass planting. Spreads quickly. 

Loosestrife 

Lysimachia nummularia 

# 

Creeping Jenny Z:3 � :5cm � :60cm #� � � 

Low-creeping perennial with green foliage and yellow, cup-shaped flowers. Excellent 

groundcover or border plant because of its invasive nature, or for naturalization 

along edges of streams, lakes, or pools. 

# Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' 

Golden Creeping Jenny Z:3 � :5cm � :50cm #� � � 

Rounded glowing chartreuse, almost gold leaves with a trailing, creeping habit. 

Rather vigorous grower in moist soils. Small yellow flowers in June-July. Brings 

contrasting color the to half-shade border or the container. 

Loosestrife 

Lysimachia 'Snow Candle' 

# 

Snow Candle Loosestrife Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� � 

Compact herbaceous perennial with mid-green leaves and elegant white flower 

spires from summer to autumn. Plant alone or in combinations in all container types 

and landscapes 

Purple loosestrife 

Lythrum 'Terra Nova' 2008 

# 

Terre Nova Purple Loosetrife Z:3 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Interesting perennial with a compact habit and beautiful spikes of purple-pink flowers 

from July to September. Does not sucker and seed. 

Purple loosestrife 

Lythrum salicaria 'Robert' 

# 

Robert Purple Loosestrife Z:3 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Multiple pink flower spikes from June to September. Popular for uniform flowering 

and it's bright color. Remove spent flowers to avoid the spreading. 

# Lythrum salicaria 'Rosy Gem' 

Rosy Gem Purple Loosestrife Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� � 

Intense rosy red flowers on slender spikes in late July to August. Requires moist 

conditions and grows well by ponds. Foliage turns crimson in the fall on this compact 

and bushy plant. Removing dead flowers will avoid spreading. 

Mallow 

Malva moschata 'Rosea' 

# 

Pink Musk Mallow Z:3 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

Round bushes carrying satiny and fragrant pink bowl-shaped flowers along upright 

stems from June to September. Deeply cut leaves. Re-seeds easily. Excellent 

choice for the countrystyled garden. 

Bergamot / Beebalm 

Monarda 'Coral Reef' 2008 

# 

Coral Reef Beebalm Z:3 � :90cm � :60cm #� � 

Exceptionally large, hot-pink blooms have coral overtones are held high on strong 

stems. Blooms from July through August. This tough and aromatic plant is great for 

attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. It's also mildew resistant. 

# Monarda 'Fireball' (M. Fire Ball) 2008 

Fireball Bee Balm Z:4 � :60cm � :40cm #� � 

Compact beebalm cultivar with an upright, outwardly spreading habit. Tubular, twolipped, 

dark-red flowers are borne in dense, globular, terminal heads atop stiff 

square stems clad with dark green leaves. Attractive to hummingbirds and 

butterflies.Excellent disease resistance. 

# Monarda 'Marshall's Delight' 

Marshall's Delight Beebalm Z:4 � :90cm � :90cm #� � 

Hardy perennial that produces an abundance of attractive, fragrant, rich pink flowers 

all summer long. A favourite of hummingbirds and bees. Good for cut flowers. 

# Monarda 'Petite Wonder' 2007 

Petite Wonder Beebalm Z:3 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

Petite Wonder sports a dwarf habit and glossy mildew-resistant foliage. Tubular, twolipped, 

light pink flowers are borne in dense, globular, terminal heads atop stiff 

square stems. Flowers, stems and leaves are aromatic. Excellent choice for patio 

container. 

Catmint 

Nepeta subsessilis 'Pink Dreams' 2008 

# 

Pink Dreams Catmint Z:4 � :40cm � :80cm #� � 

Dense clusters of long, pale lavender pink flowers. Long bloom period which begins 

in late spring and continues into September. The dark green leaves form attractive 

rounded clumps and make a nice back-drop to the flowers.


Catmint 

Nepeta faassenii 'Walker's Low' 

# 

Walker's Low Catmint Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

This stunning variety puts on an unbelieveable flower display. The large lavenderblue 

flowers top the soft, fragrant, gray-green leaves. Blooms all summer. Drought 

resistant. Good cut flower. 

Evening Primrose 

Oenothera odorata 'Sulphurea' 

# 

Sulphurea Evening Primerose Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

The scented flowers open pale creamy yellow and age through peach to dark dusky 

pink as they fade. The narrow leaves have dusky pink central veins and the stems 

are the same shade of pink too. Flowers from May until the frosts. 

Peony 

Paeonia [Mix] 

# 

Mix Peonies (95% Pink) Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Large medium flowers in June. A mix of plants in red, pink or white colors. 

# Paeonia 'Do Tell' 

Do Tell Peony Z:2 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

An outstanding massive Japanese Peony. Huge flowers of the softest shell pink with 

smooth guarded petals that compliment the frilly mass of ballerina pink mini-petals. 

An outstanding garden selection and a consistent performer. 

# Paeonia 'Doreen' 

Doreen Peony Z:3 � :80cm � :100cm #� 

Japanese type. Single, fuchsia pink fragrant flowers with yellow fringed center in late 

June. Very nice. Outstanding in the sunny border. 

# Paeonia 'Duchesse de Nemours' 

Duchesse de Nemours Peony Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� 

Double white flowers with a yellow heart on sturdy stems. Floriferous and fragrant. 

One of the first to bloom. Good for cut flower. Nice mid-green foliage. 

# Paeonia 'Karl Rosenfield' 

Karl Rosenfield Peony Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Bright crimson flower has just a little blue in it. The outer petals large and waved, 

central petals incurved and notched. Free-flowering with strong stems. Good foliage. 

Excellent for both cutting and garden decoration. 

# Paeonia 'Sorbet' 

Sorbet Peony Z:3 � :90cm � :80cm #� 

Multi-layers of large iced pink petals and smaller cream petals, with a yellow center. 

An interesting three-colour effect. The heavily dissected foliage adds beauty to this 

peony. 

Poppy 

Papaver 'Summer Breeze - Orange' 2009 

# 

Orange Summer Breeze Poppy Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� 

Compact, sturdy plants with small, neat foliage. Good impact from attractive dark 

buds and bright orange flowers. Very long flowering period if deadheaded. They 

bloom like crazy in early summer, spending all of their energy producing new flowers 

rather than setting seed. 

Poppy 

Papaver orientale 'Place Pigalle' 2008 

# 

Place Pigalle Oriental Poppy Z:2 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Short and sturdy oriental poppy. White flowers with a wide salmon-red picotee edge 

on thick stems in May-June. Foliage stays in good condition much longer than the 

rest of the family. Excellent choice for naturalizing meadow gardens. 

Large beard tongue 

Penstemon 'Dark Towers' 

# 

Dark Towers Beard Tongue Z:4 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

In midsummer, the plants explode with tall stems of tubular flowers that are deep 

lavender-rose at the base and lighter pink towards the tips. The deep wine-red 

foliage brings color to the landscape even when the plants are not in bloom. 

Large beard tongue 

Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' 

# 

Husker Red Beard Tongue Z:4 � :90cm � :40cm #� � 

Known for its red foliage and stems with white flowers that are tinged pink. Blooms in 

June and July. The leaves are long and toothed. Used well in a perennial border, 

naturalizing, and as a cut flower. Attracts hummingbirds. 1996 Perennial Plant of the 

Year. 

Garden phlox 

Phlox 'Starfire' 

# 

Starfire Garden Phlox Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� 

Panicles of deliciously perfumed, cherry red blossoms contrast sharply against the 

purpulish deep green foliage from July thru September. The tall, sturdy, clumping 

habit of this variety makes it a good candidate for the back of the border. 

Garden phlox 

Phlox paniculata 'Becky Towe' 

# 

Becky Towe Garden Phlox Z:3a � :70cm � :60cm #� 

Wide golden edged foliage that changes to more of a creamy gold at flowering time. 

In late summer, this vigorous mildew-resistant cultivar is topped with heads of large 

sweetly scented fluorescent cherry red flowers with darker centers. 

# Phlox paniculata 'Dusterlohe' 

Dusterlohe Garden Phlox Z:4 � :1m � :50cm #� 

Compact, disease resistant foliage. The dark violet-red flowers are a knockout. 

Perfect for the perennial border where it will stand out against yellow or cream 

flowers. 

# Phlox paniculata 'Tiara' 2010 

Tiara Garden Phlox Z:3 � :50cm � :50cm #� � 

Hardy, valuable plant boasts graceful, double flowers with non-fading white colour 

and fragrance. Stunning as a cut flower, it blooms in profusion with huge 12-15cm 

flower heads above dense, compact foliage with deep green, lance-shaped leaves. 

Garden phlox 

Phlox 'Emerald Cushion Blue' (subulata) 

# 

Emerald Cushion Blue Moss Phlox Z:3 � :15cm � :50cm #� 

Low-growing creeper, ideal for the rock garden or walkways. Has delicate foliage 

and blue flowers from early May until June. A very effective groundcover or edging. 

Attracts butterflies. 

# Phlox 'White Delight' (subulata) 

White Delight Moss Phlox Z:3 � :5cm � :40cm #� 

Low-growing creeper ideal for rock gardens. Delicate foliage with white flowers early 

May into June. A very effective groundcover or edging. Attracts butterflies. 

Obedient Plant 

Physostegia virginiana 'Bouquet Rose' (P. v. 'Pink 

# 

Bouquet Rose Obedient Plant Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Spikes of dark pink flowers in August-September. Excellent cut flower. Spikes can 

be bent anyway we want and remain that way. Strong square stems with a nice dark 

green foliage. 

# Physostegia virginiana 'Miss Manners' 

Miss Manners Obedient Plant Z:2 � :50cm � :30cm #� � 

Compact and dense habit with dark green leaves and pure white flowers in midsummer. 

If deadheaded, you could get some late-summer re-bloom. Plants are 

clump forming and not invasive. 

Balloon flower 

Platycodon grandiflorus 'Fuji Blue' 2008 

# 

Fuji Blue Balloon Flower Z:3 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Interesting balloon-like buds that open into large 2-2.5 inch deep blue, bell-shaped 

flowers in July-August. It's a very reliable bloomer that is pest and disease free and 

make an excellent cut flower. 

# Platycodon grandiflorus 'Fuji Pink' 

Fuji Pink Balloon Flower Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� � 

Handsome silvery-green foliage on stems topped with balloon-like buds that open to 

pure pink flowers in July-August. Late to emerge in spring. Excellent cut flower. 

Abcess root / Jacob's ladd 

Polemonium caeruleum 'Blanjou' (BRISE D'ANJOU) 

# 

Brise d'Anjou Jacob's Ladder Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

Forms a tidy mound of brightly variegated green and white fern-like foliage. Blooms 

with blue flowers in June and July. It is spectacular in the container and in the 

garden. 

# Polemonium caeruleum 'Bressingham Purple' 2008 

Bres. Purple Jacob's Ladder Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Exotic looking variety with deep lavender-blue flowers above the dense mound of 

fernlike foliage in June and July. The leaves take on a rich, dark purple hue in spring 

and again in fall. In between, they turn greener in summer depending on light 

intensity.


# Polemonium caeruleum 'Snow and Sapphires' 

Snow Sapphires Jacob's Ladder Z:3 � :70cm � :50cm #� � 

Clean white variegation surrounds the larger fern-like leaflets. The foliage mound 

gives up sky blue fragrant flowers. Good heat and humidity tolerance. Brings 

contrast to the garden. 

# Polemonium reptans 'Stairway to Heaven' 

Stairway to Heaven Jacob's Ladder Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� � 

Outstanding decorative fern-like white variegated foliage with violet-blue flowers in 

early summer. Unique effect in the small border or in container. 

Solomon's seal 

Polygonatum multiflorum 2008 

# 

Solomon's Seal Z:3 � :70cm � :50cm # � � 

An easygoing perennial with beautifully arching stems bearing ovate fresh green 

leaves and small, drooping, green-tipped white flowers, followed by round black 

fruits. Superb in woodland settings or for a shady garden 

Rhubarb / Ornamental Rhu 

Rheum palmatum var. tanguticum 'Red Selection' 2008 

# 

Red Selection Ornamental Rhubarb Z:4 � :175cm � :100cm #� � 

Exotic look with its crimson-purple ovate toothed leaves that turn dark green in 

summer and its reddish colored flowers in tall spikes. Consider the best ornamental 

rhubarb. Practically without maintenance. 

Roger's Flower 

Rodgersia aesculifolia 

# 

Roger's Flower Z:4 � :110cm � :80cm #� � 

Horse-chestnut look-alike dark green foliage with bronze overtones. Tall stems carry 

creamy white plumes in July-August. Excellent for the waterside. 

Roger's Flower 

Rodgersia pinnata 'Chocolate Wing' 

# 

Chocolate Wing Roger's Flower Z:4 � :80cm � :70cm #� � 

The foliage emerges chocolate brown then changes to green, bronze, and red before 

returning to brown in fall. The flowers open a pale pink and darkening to burgundyred 

over time. They are produced in early summer on tall stalks well above the foliage 

Coneflower 

Rudbeckia fulgida 'Early Bird Gold' 2009 

# 

Early Bird Gold Black-Eyed Susan Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� 

Rich golden yellow daisy-like flowers with a brown cone and a sturdy, upright habit. It 

starts blooming much earlier and continues to bloom later into the season than the 

rest of the family. Excellent choice for the cut flower, the container or the butterfly 

garden. 

# Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm' (R. sullivantii 

Goldsturm Black-Eyed Susan Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� 

This compact perennial produces masses of showy garden yellow daisy-like flowers 

with a dark cone from July to mid-October. Excellent for cutting, background 

plantings, borders, and bedding plants. Attracts butterflies. 1999 Perennial Plant of 

the Year! 

Coneflower 

Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer' 

# 

Black eyed Susan Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� 

Classic summer plant with large golden, daisy-like blooms from June to Sept. 

Usually a biennial, best planted as an annual but may self-seed. 

Coneflower 

Rudbeckia laciniata 'Goldquelle' 

# 

Goldquelle Black-Eyed Susan Z:3 � :90cm � :60cm #� 

A selection with double lemon yellow flowers above a cut-leaf foliage from July to 

September. Beautiful addition to the perennial border or around the pond. 

Coneflower 

Rudbeckia nitida 'Herbstsonne' 

# 

Autumn Sun Coneflower Z:4 � :175cm � :90cm #� 

Blooms with bright yellow daisy-like flower petals which droop from a large green 

cone atop tall spikes of foliage; needs no staking. Attracts butterflies. 

Coneflower 

Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers' 2009 

# 

Henry Eilers Black-Eyed Susan Z:4 � :125cm � :90cm #� 

This unique and charming flower has unusual golden-yellow, quilled, tubular petals 

with a brown button centre in mid-to-late summer. The green foliage sits at the 

bottom of the tall daisy-like flowers. Narrow, upright form. Excellent for the back of 

the border. 

Meadow Sage 

Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna' 

# 

Caradonna Meadow Sage Z:4 � :70cm � :80cm #� � 

Lustrous flower stems in unique, blackish magenta tones are the highlight offered by 

this superb cultivar. Set against these upright and lengthy, dark stems, the violet 

blossoms appear dazzling, and will bloom well into fall with attentive dead-heading. 

Great in fresh bouquets. 

# Salvia nemorosa 'Mainacht' (S. n. 'May Night') 

May Night Meadow Sage Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

Spikes of rich, dark violet-blue flowers atop a dark green foliage from June to 

August. Excellent, tidy, compact form. Drought tolerant. Great for cutting and very 

attractive to butterflies. Ideal for borders. Reblooms if flowers spent are removed. 

Perennial of the year 1997. 

# Salvia nemorosa 'Marcus' 

Marcus Meadow Sage Z:4 � :25cm � :30cm #� � 

With its compact, dense habit of growing, it is easy to accommodate in any perennial 

garden. Spikes of intense violet-blue flowers bloom on top gray-green foliage and 

flower from June to August. 

Meadow Sage 

Salvia pratensis 'Madeline' 2010 

# 

Madeline Meadow Sage Z:4 � :80cm � :50cm #� � 

Stunning blue and white flowers atop strong stems on a relatively compact and 

vigorous plant. Masses of flowers on every stem. Will bloom again after trimming the 

spent flowers. Good cut flower. 

Pincushion Flower 

Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue' (S. 'Butterfly 

# 

Butterfly Blue Pincushion Flower Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Compact mounds of lance-leaf, fragrant foliage topped with masses of lavender blue 

pincushion flowers from July to September. Excellent border plant, prefers well 

drained soil. Very good cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Perennial of the year 2000. 

Stonecrop/Orpine 

Sedum 'Black Jack' (S. telephium 'Black Jack') 2008 

# 

Black Jack Stonrcrop Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� 

In the spring, the sturdy upright foliage emerges purple-green and changes to dark 

purple-black as the sun intensifies over the summer. In late summer, 8 inch bright 

pink flower heads which contrast with the dark foliage. This drought tolerant plant 

has succulant foliage. 

# Sedum 'Herbstfreude' (S. 'Autumn Joy') 

Autumn Joy Stonecrop Z:3 � :50cm � :60cm #� 

Tall-growing sedum with grey-green foliage. Flowers are small but are in large flattopped 

heads above the foliage. They start off cream-green and gradually turn from 

pink, to a deep, bronzy-mahogany red from August - October. 

# Sedum 'Matrona' (S. telephium 'Matrona') 

Matrona Stonecrop Z:3 � :70cm � :60cm #� 

Strong, shiny red stems. Grey-green fleshy leaves edged with rose. Large pale pink 

flowers in August-September. Upright, vase-shaped growth habit. Perennial of the 

year 2000 in Europe. Attracts butterflies. 

# Sedum 'Pinky' 2010 

Pinky Stonecrop Z:3 � :20cm � :30cm #� 

Grey-green foliage topped by new foliage splotched pink and cream. Pink flowers in 

July and August 

# Sedum 'Postman's Pride' 2008 

Postman's Pride Stonecrop Z: � :50cm � :60cm #� 

The foliage is small, rounded and very dark purple with blue undertones creating a 

cool effect in the garden. Masses of tiny purple buds arise in early to midsummer, 

bursting into blooms that are at first a rich pink-tinged red, then mature to burgundy 

in the cool fall weather. 

# Sedum 'Purple Emperor' 

Purple Emperor Stonecrop Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� 

Glossy, dark purple foliage contrasts strongly with the dense rosy red flowers 

clusters from August to October. Adds warmth and contrast to the rock garden.


# Sedum 'Vera Jameson' 

Vera Jameson Stonecrop Z:3 � :25cm � :50cm #� 

Arching stems of mahogany red foliage and open clusters of pink flowers in August- 

September. Stays in a neat spreading clump. Great in front of the border. Attracts 

butterflies. 


Sedum acre 

# 

Goldmoss Stonecrop. Z:3 � :5cm � :40cm #� 

Mat-forming species with fleshy, light green foliage and bright golden yellow flowers. 

Excellent choice between flagstone or in a stone wall. Attracts butterflies. 


Sedum 'Xenox' 

# 

Xenox Stonecrop Z:4 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

This lovely compact sedum has distinct purple-blue foliage which deepens with age 

and produces masses of pink flowers early in July. A beautiful combination of foliage 

and flower colour. 


Sedum reflexum 'Angelina' 

# 

Angelina Stonecrop Z:3 � :15cm � :60cm #� 

Succulent, needle-shaped leaves in a remarkable shade of bright golden yellow. In 

summer, clusters of tiny star-shaped yellow flowers add to the beauty. Sometimes in 

the fall, foliage take on butterscotch to apricot hues. Excellent choice to cover steep 

sunny slopes. 


Sedum spectabile 'Karl' (Carl) 

# 

Karl Stonecrop Z:3 � :40cm � :50cm #� 

A very hardy, perennial with lovely gray-green foliage all season and a dense, 

mounded form. Its late summer and fall flowers are unscathed by frost and attract 

myriads of the season's last butterflies. The flat clusters of rich, rusty brown 

seedheads reach about 18 inches in height and are beautiful through the winter. A 

must, the darkest flower on the market! 

# Sedum spectabile 'Pink Chablis' (Hylotelephium) 

Pink Chablis Stonecrop Z:4b � :40cm � :40cm #� 

Broad, blue-green leaves with white edges are held horizontally on the stems, 

displaying their full beauty. In late summer, clusters of vibrant pink flowers burst 

open from the snow white buds. This selection has a compact habit. 

Hens and Chicks/ Houselee 

Sempervivum 'Red Beauty' 

# 

Red Beauty Hens and Chicks Z:3 � :5cm � :25cm #� 

Succulent, low-growing maroon-red rosettes 3-6" across, becoming very dense. 

Excellent for rock gardens. Compact, neat habit. 

Thyme 

Thymus praecox 'Roseus' 

# 

Mother of thyme Z:3 � :5cm � :40cm #� 

Dense clusters of pink flowers in June-July. Fragrant foliage when crumpled. 

Beautiful groundcover for the rock garden or in between flagstone. 

Thyme 

Thymus praecox 'Pseudolanuginosus' (lanuginosus) 

# 

Wooly Thyme Z:3 � :5cm � :40cm #� 

Mats of woolly silver grey foliage with pink flowers in June-July. Takes a light foot 

traffic and follows well the outline of the ground. 

Foamflower 

Tiarella 'Crow Feather' 

# 

Crow Feather Foamflower Z:4 � :20cm � :30cm # � � 

Finely cut bright green leaves, deeply marked with a black 'feather'. It has probably 

the best winter colour of all Tiarellas. Simply stunning, with a brocade of pinks, reds, 

purples and blacks. Pink flowers in spring. 

# Tiarella 'Jeepers Creepers' 2009 

Jeepers Creepers Foamflower Z:4 � :20cm � :40cm # � � 

Star-shaped green leaves heavily marked with black centers, and spikes of creamywhite 

flowers. This variety has a creeping habit, making it especially useful as a 

spreading groundcover for shady, moist areas. Foliage turns bronzy-red in winter. 

# Tiarella 'Spring Symphony' 

Spring Symphony Foamflower Z:4 � :25cm � :30cm # � � 

Compact and nicely cut foliage, painted with black along the mid-rib, palmate, 

clumping and neat with astounding fragrant pink flowers most of the season. 

Spiderwort 

Tradescantia 'Blue and Gold' (Sweet Kate) 

# 

Blue and Gold Spiderwort Z:4 � :50cm � :60cm #� � 

A terrific combination of glowing brilliant golden foliage contrasting intensely with 

gentian blue flowers. Very long blooming period starting at the end of June until 

September. Excellent choice to add colour to the border. 

# Tradescantia 'Concord Grape' 

Concord Grape Spiderwort Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm #� � 

Frosty blue foliage with intense grape purple flowers from June to October. Long 

blooming. The contrast of the flower color and foliage make it a definite eye catcher. 

Yellow fall color. 

Speedwell 

Veronica 'First Love' 2010 

# 

First Love Speedwell Z:4 � :30cm � :50cm #� � 

Compact and well-branched specimen with amazing fluorescent pink color. 

# Veronica 'Giles Van Hees' (V. spicata 'Giles Van Hees') 

Giles Van Hees Speedweell Z:4 � :15cm � :30cm #� � 

This incredibly dwarf speedwell begins blooming in June up to end of September. 

The bright pink flower spikes atop a very low mound of foliage are excellent for the 

front of the perennial border. Good for cut flowers. 

# Veronica 'High Five' 2008 

High Five Speedwell Z:4 � :70cm � :30cm #� � 

Beautiful selection for its very long, numerous blue flower spikes that bloom later and 

longer that the family. The 20 inches spikes that rise above the rich green foliage will 

bring color for a long period in the garden. 

# Veronica 'Pink Damask' (V. spicata 'Pink Damask') 

Pink Damask Speedwell Z:4 � :90cm � :40cm #� � 

Pretty pastel pink flowers growing on tall narrow spikes in July and August. Narrow 

green leaves arranged in whorls Excellent fresh cut flower. Attracts butterflies 

Speedwell 

Veronica longifolia 'Eveline' 2008 

# 

Eveline Speedweell Z:4 � :50cm � :40cm #� � 

Tight, compact form with attractive green foliage highlighted by a gray gloss. Bears 

masses of tight spikes of flowers that are two tone, soft purple and pink. Very heavy 

bloomer for a long period. Attracts butterflies. 

Speedwell 

Veronica prostrata 'Aztec Gold' 2007 

# 

Aztec Gold Speedwell Z:4 � :5cm � :50cm #� � 

Low creeping mat of brilliant gold foliage topped in late spring with 6" spikes of 

lavender-blue flowers. Showy edging or rockery plant but also great in mixed 

containers, hanging basket and over walls. 

Speedwell 

Veronica spicata 'Purpleicious' 

# 

Purpleicious Speedweell Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm #� 

Strong and tidy variety with long and narrow, rich purple spikes that blooms for many 

weeks. Whorls of narrow green leaves with good disease resistance. Excellent 

choice to create a vertical accent in the garden. 

Beaumont's root 

Veronicastrum virginicum 'Fascination' 

# 

Fascination Culver's Root Z:4 � :125cm � :90cm #� � 

Fabulous upright plant with multi-branched, robust flowers spikes. Purple buds open 

to lilac-pink bottle-brush blooms producing a wonderful two-tone effect. Perfect 

specimen to add colours to the back of the borders. 

Myrtle, Periwinkle 

Vinca minor 

# 

Common Periwinkle Z:4 � :15cm � :60cm # � � 

Fast spreading, vine-like growth. Shiny, dense luxuriant foliage. To enhance the 

spectacular foliage are pale lavender-blue flowers in spring. Also useful in mixed 

containers and hanging baskets. 

# Vinca minor 'Atropurpurea' (V. m. purpurea; V. m. 

Wine Periwinkle Z:4 � :15cm � :1,5m # � � 

An excellent groundcover forming mats of dark green, shiny leaves and bright purplered 

flowers in spring.


Bulbs 

Lily 

Lilium 'Butter Pixie' 

# 

Butter Pixie Asiatic Lily Z:4 � :40cm � :40cm #� 

Pure golden-yellow upward-facing flowers with a light spraying of freckles in the 

centre and nicely contrasting deep green foliage. Ideal for planting in containers on 

the patio. They are of sturdy habit and do not require any support. 

# Lilium 'Crimson Pixie' 

Crimson Pixie Asiatic Lily Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Large clusters of flowers of excellent form and particularly characterized by their 

vivid red to red-orange coloration and lack of spots. This dwarf lily is highly resistant 

to disease and shows high tolerance of virus. 

# Lilium 'Souvenir' (Oriental) 2007 

Souvenir Oriental Lily Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Souvenir has clear rose-pink petals with a white throat over narrow dark green, 

compact foliage. Very fragrant and very floriferous. Excellent container plant. 

# Lilium 'Stargazer' [orientalis] 

Stargazer Oriental Lily Z:4 � :100cm � :50cm #� 

Vivid pink flowers with red markings and white margins, flowering August- 

September. Excellent for pots and cut flowers. Sweetly fragrant.


Grasses 

Reed Grass 

Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foerster' 

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# 

Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass Z:4b :150cm � :50cm #� � 

Ornamental grass. Erect and narrow clumping form. Green foliage turning yellow in 

the fall. Feathery gold plumes arise above the foliage. Ideal for background 

plantings when space is restricted. 

# Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Overdam' 

Striped Feather Reed Grass � Z:4 � :1,25m � :50cm #� � 

Ornamental grass. Nice upright and clumping habit. Variegated foliage starts out 

with bright yellow margins that fade to white with a pink flush. Sand colored flower 

heads. 

# Calamagrostis 'Avalanche' 

Avalanche Reed Grass � Z:4a � :1,25m � :90cm #� � 

Foliage is variegated green margins with white center. Flowers are borne in July and 

August but will remain upright throughtout the winter. Excellent cut flower. 

Sedge 

Carex morrowii 'Variegata' 

# 

Variegated Japanese Sedge Z:5b � :25cm � :30cm #� � � 

Ornamental grass. Wide mound of stiff, evergreen blades with white centers. Green 

flower spikes. Use for shade or partial shade in pots, borders or as a groundcover. 

Tussock grass 

Deschampsia cespitosa 'Goldgehänge' 

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# 

Goldgehaenge Hair Grass Z:5 � :70cm � :40cm #� � 

Ornamental grass. Marked by deeper green leaves and bright yellow gold 

inflorescence from June to October. Cool season, clump forming. Tolerates hot, dry 

conditions with ample water. 

Fescue 

Festuca glauca (F. ovina var. glauca) 

# 

Blue Fescue Z:3b � :20cm � :30cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Colourful, dwarf, clump-forming ornamental grass. Thin and stiff 

bright silver blue foliage. Use as edging plant or in a rock garden in sunny, dry 

locations. 

Hakone Grass 

Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' 

# 

Japanese Forest Grass Z:4b � :40cm � :60cm # � � 

Ornamental grass. Cascading golden foliage streaked with green. Requires moist 

shade to retain the marvellous colour. It takes on a pink cast in the fall. Excellent 

choice for edging in a shady garden. 

Blue Oat Grass 

Helictotrichon sempervirens (Avena sempervirens; 

Blue Oat Grass � Z:4a � � :60cm 

# 

:70cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Stiff spiny vase shape of excellent blue-grey foliage. Blue-brown, 

graceful arching sprays from above the foliage in early summer. 

Japanese Blood Grass 

Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron' 

# 

Red Baron Ornamental Grass Z:5 � :40cm � :30cm #� 

Ornamental grass. The upright and narrow green foliage with red tips turns 

completely red at the end of summer making it a true focal plant. Outstanding fall 

colour. 

Japanese Silver Grass 

Miscanthus sacchariflorus (Imperata sacchariflora) 

# 

Silver Banner Grass Z:4b � :200cm � :150cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Slender green leaf blades that turns reddish brown in the fall. 

Feathery, fine textured silvery plumes in August through October. Invasive variety, 

should be used as a specimen. 

Japanese Silver Grass 

Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' (M. gracillimus) 

Gracious Silver Grass � Z:4b � � :60cm 

# 

:200cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Slender dark green leaf blades with a silver mid-rib turning 

golden bronze in the fall. Feathery, fine textured bronze red plumes turning to silver 

in the fall. Beautiful fall and winter garden specimen. 

# Miscanthus sinensis 'Huron Sunrise' 

Huron Sunrise Silver Grass � Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� 

Ornamental grass. Upright arching form, foliage is a medium width with a natural 

silver line. The outstanding characteristic is the burgundy/red inflorescences in late 

August. Excellent large flowers! 

# Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light' 

Morning Light Silver Grass � Z:4b � :125cm � :125cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Fine blades with distinct variegation of green and white stripes 

give a silvery cast when viewed from a distance. The late season flowers emerge 

bronze red in color and turn cream as they age. Great selection for smaller gardens. 

Really lovely! 

# Miscanthus sinensis purpurascens (M. purpurascens) 

Purple Silver Grass � Z:4 � :175cm � :80cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Dark green blade foliage turning orange-red then rich purple in 

the fall. Contrasting silver plumes in September-October. 

# Miscanthus sinensis 'Sarabande' 2007 

Sarabande Silver Grass � Z:4b � :1,75m � :1,25m #� 

Sprays of blush-hued flowers that emerge straight as arrows, then open looking 

freshly crimped and fade to silver. Graceful, swaying stems and a fine flourish of 

foliage complete the three-tiered effect. The variegated leaf blades have an olive 

cast that harmonizes nicely with silver and gray-foliaged plants. 

# Miscanthus sinensis 'Silberspinne' 

Silberspinne Silver Grass � Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Ornamental grass that forms an upright foliage clump with linear, slightly arching, 

green leaves. Pink-tinged flowers inflorescences appear in late summer on stalks 

rising well above the foliage. Foliage gradually turns tan after frost. 

# Miscanthus sinensis 'Variegatus' 

Variegated Japanese Silver Grass Z:5 � :175cm � :125cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Broad vertical stripes on this striking grass. One of the most 

colourful variegated grasses. Excellent when used as a specimen, screen, or in 

mass plantings. 

Moor Grass 

Molinia arundinacea 'Skyracer' (M. caerulea 'Skyracer') 

Skyracer Purple Moor Grass � Z:4 � :225cm � :100cm #� 

# 

Ornamental grass. Features narrow, arching, blue-green foliage. Profuse, narrow, 

erect, stiff, see-through flower spikes with tiny purplish flowers rise well above the 

foliage clump in July. Spikes quiver in the slightest breeze. Spikes and foliage turn 

golden yellow to orange-yellow in fall. 

Panic grass 

Panicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal' 

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# 

Heavy Metal Switch Grass Z:5 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Upright and narrow habit. The rigid foliage is silver blue. The 

feathery pink plumes turn golden in the fall. 

# Panicum virgatum 'Prairie Fire' 

Prairie Fire Switch Grass � Z:5 � :1,5m � :60cm #� 

Ornamental Grass. In the spring the foliage is blue-green turning its stunning red 

color by early summer. In late summer, a bouquet of rosy panicles appear just above 

the foliage. When in bloom, leaves curl slightly creating the illusion of red ribbons 

woven throughout the flowers. 

# Panicum virgatum 'Rotstrahlbusch' (P. v. 'Hänse 

Red Switch Grass � Z:4 � :100cm � :70cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Slight blue cast foliage. A sod-forming grass. This plant quickly 

develops into a graceful plant in the garden. The fine textured, airy flower heads are 

produced in late summer and turn a warm, glowing wheat color in winter. 

Fountain Grass 

Pennisetum alopecuroides (P. compressum; P. 

# 

Fountain Grass Z:5 � :100cm � :60cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Narrow, green leaves form a soft, arching mound. Its seed heads 

are green in summer, becoming golden brown in autumn. Best used in mass 

plantings, but is also effective as a container plant. 

# Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln' 

Dwarf Fountain Grass Z:5 � :30cm � :40cm #� 

Ornamental grass. Mounds of arching dark green foliage. Arching stems hold long 

feathery flowers heads above the foliage. Blooms late summer from August to 

October.


Ferns 

Maidenhair fern 

Adiantum pedatum 

# 

Maidenhair Fern Z:2 � :50cm � :50cm # � 

Fern. Deciduous fronds. Hardy and easily grown in a cool, moist and shady location. 

Very nice and different! Cover the rhizomes with a layer of loose leaf mould for late 

frost protection. 

Lady fern 

Athyrium 'Branford Rambler' 

# 

Branford Rambler Lady Fern Z:4 � :40cm � :60cm # � � 

Fern. Growing by stolons, this fern shows an abundant, deeply cut, dark green 

foliage with a mahogany hue. Superb in front of the border in a shady garden. 

# Athyrium 'Ghost' 

Ghost Lady Fern Z:4 � :60cm � :50cm # � � 

Fern. An easy-to-grow selection. Stunning silver grey fronds of the A. niponicum 

Pictum that stand broad and tall. The formal effect of this fern opens up a new array 

of design possibilities in the woodland garden. 

Lady fern 

Athyrium filix-femina 

# 

Lady Fern Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm # � � 

Fern. Canadian native and one of the easiest ferns to grow. The finely cut 

ornamental fronds are pale green, bipinnate, with bluntly toothed pinnules. The 

rachis may be green or red. 

Lady fern 

Athyrium niponicum 'Burgundy Lace' 2009 

# 

Burgundy Lace Painted Fern Z:4 � :40cm � :60cm # � � 

Lacy fronds with intense coloration and contrasts of silver, burgundy and red. As the 

older leaves mature, they transform into a contrasting silvery green with purple 

midribs. Good in cut arrangements. 

# Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum Applecourt' 

Applecourt Painted Fern Z:4 � :40cm � :50cm # � � 

Fern. This new fern with the Applecourt trademark has all of the wonderful, colourful 

front characteristics of Japanese Painted Fern, but with added heavy cresting of 

each frond which creates a fuller, more delicate appearance. Spreading, deciduous 

fern. 

Wood fern 

Dryopteris carthusiana (D. spinulosa; Aspidium 

# 

Shield Fern Z:2 � :60cm � :70cm # � � 

Fern. Canada's native evergreen fern with lustrous dark green foliage, lighter colour 

in full sun. The frilly and arched fronds are used in floral arrangements. 

Wood fern 

Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brillance' 2008 

# 

Brillance Crested Autumn Fern Z:5 � :60cm � :40cm # � � 

Fern. Lustrous orange fronds when young mellow to a deep shiny green with an 

orange tint. Dramatic effect because it seems to glow against the backdrop of mature 

fronds. Best leaf color is achieved in part sun. 

Wood fern 

Dryopteris filix-mas (Lastrea filix-mas) 

# 

Male fern Z:2 � :110cm � :90cm # � � 

Fern. Dark green and semi-persistent fronds turning a nice yellow fall color. Easy to 

grow, it will tolerate adverse conditions when well established. Hardy and vigorous 

fern that will grow almost anywhere as an effective ground cover plant. 

Ostrich fern 

Matteuccia struthiopteris 

# 

Ostrich Fern Z:2 � :125cm � :100cm # � � 

Fern. Very hardy, tall, upright fern with long, gracefully arching, lacy fronds. Name 

refers to the sterile fronds which are shaped like the tail feathers of an ostrich. Native 

of Canada. 

Sensitive fern 

Onoclea sensibilis 

# 

Sensitive Fern Z:3 � :60cm � :50cm # � 

Fern. This vigorous grower loves moist boggy areas. Rhizome fairly slender, farcreeping, 

throwing up fronds singly. Excellent choice for naturalization. 

Fern 

Osmunda cinnamomea 

# 

Cinnamon Fern Z:3 � :125cm � :100cm # � � 

Fern. Sterile fronds are medium green, hairy and arched. The fertile fronds are 

cinnamon brown and stand erect in the center of the clump. Mass planting or 

specimen. Native of Canada. 

Fern 

Osmunda regalis 

# 

Royal Fern Z:3 � :100cm � :150cm # � � 

Fern. Canada's native fern, generally growing in swampy areas. Rhizome erect and 

becoming massive with age. One of the better ferns for autumn colour, the fronds 

becoming a warm russet orange. 

Christmas Fern 

Polystichum acrostichoides 

# 

Christmas Fern Z:3 � :40cm � :30cm # � � 

Fern. Canada's native fern with leathery dark green fronds. New growth has a silvery 

cast. Very dependable evergreen. Lime free soil, needs a fairly moist site.


Evergreens 

Fir 

Abies balsamea 

# 

Balsam Fir � Z:2 � :20m � :7m #� 

A slow growing deep green fir with a narrow conical habit when young, opens with 

age. Flat needles. Purple violet cones. Prefers well drained, acidic, moist soils. 

Native of Canada. Used widely as a "Christmas Tree" 

# Abies balsamea 'Nana' 

Dwarf Balsam Fir Z:3 � :60cm � :100cm #� � 

Dwarf, globular shape, dense flat-topped evergreen with dark green needles that 

contrast with the lime green new growth in the spring. Tolerant of shade or sun. 

Looser growing in shade. 

Fir 

Abies lasiocarpa 'Compacta' (A. arizonica glauca c.) 

# 

Compact Rocky Mountain Fir Z:4 � :3,5m � :1,75m #� 

A stunning dwarf version with distinctly silver-blue foliage all season long which 

emerges powder blue in spring. Very slow growing it retains its mounded spreading 

habit for many years and tolerates drier conditions than most firs. 

Cypress 

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula' 

# 

Weeping Nootka False Cypress Z:4 � :5m � :2m #� 

Makes an excellent specimen tree. Main branches have a definite upsweep while 

branchlets droop vertically in long, graceful streamers. Greenish blue foliage. 

Cypress 

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Coralliformis' (C. o. 'Torulosa') 

# 

Twisted Hinoki False Cypress Z:5 � :1,75m � :1,5m #� 

Dwarf, bushy and irregular pyramid. Thin branches growing chaotically through each 

other. The threadlike, glossy blue-green foliage is curled and twisted giving this 

upright-tree a sculpted shape against the horizon. 

# Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Nana Gracilis' 

Dwarf Hinoki False Cypress Z:5 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

Medium-growing dwarf evergreen. Compact when young, they become broadly 

pyramidal with age. Thick, glossy dark green leaves. Horizontal branches with 

branchlets cupped in fan-shaped sprays. Good accent plant. 

Cypress 

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard' (Cyano-viridis) 

# 

Boulevard Moss False Cypress Z:4 � :1,5m � :1m #� 

An attractive dwarf variety of cypress with soft, plume-like silver blue foliage and a 

very full pyramidal habit. 

# Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera Aurea' 

Golden Threadleaf Falsecypress Z:4 � :3m � :2m #� 

Dense, semi-dwarf, evergreen shrub that typically grows as a broad cone. Features 

golden, weeping, thread-like foliage that provides excellent texture and color to 

foundation plantings. Foliage is usually quite attractive in winter. 

# Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera Aurea Nana' 

Golden Dwarf Japanese False Cypress Z:4b � :70cm � :1m #� � 

Pendulous, thin, golden, whip-like leaves and branches provide a soft look and feel 

about it. Turns more gold as the season progresses. Does not burn in the hot sun. 

Will grow into an irregular mound or a small conical form accordingly to the pruning. 

# Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Sungold' 

Sungold False Cypress Z:4 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

Hardy globose bush of deep gold thread-like foliage turning to lime green in summer. 

Weeping branches for a gracious effect. Excellent choice to add contrast in the 

garden. This slow grower will not burn in full sun. 

Juniper 

Juniperus chinensis 'Blaauw' (J. c. 'Blaauw's Variety'; 

# 

Blaauw's Juniper Z:5 � :1,25m � :1m #� 

A semi-upright, irregularly vase shaped cultivar with curled tips. Dense, decorative 

grey-green foliage. Excellent for foundation plantings. 

# Juniperus chinensis 'Blue Point' 

Blue Point Juniper Z:4 � :4m � :2m #� 

Broad pyramidal habit. Extremely dense branching evergreen with a beautiful bluegreen 

foliage It will retain its cone-shaped form well without shearing. One of the 

best selection for topiary work. 

# Juniperus chinensis 'Mountbatten' 

Mountbatten Juniper Z:3 � :4m � :1,5m #� � 

Rich blue-green foliage turns purple in the fall. Produces blue berries. Hardy, rapid 

growing, compact pyramidal evergreen. An yearly shearing is suggested to maintain 

the natural shape. 

# Juniperus chinensis 'Robusta Green' 

Robusta Green Juniper Z:5 � :4m � :2m #� 

Upright and irregular form. Rich green, twisted and tufted foliage. Moderately slow 

grower with a striking appearance. Makes a great topiary or bonsai. 

# Juniperus chinensis 'San José' (J. c. San Jose) 

San Jose Juniper Z:4 � :60cm � :150cm #� � 

Slow growing, sturdy irregular-shaped branches. Grey-green foliage all year around. 

Excellent for training as bonsai or topiary. Drought resistant. 

# Juniperus chinensis 'Spartan' (J. ch. 'Helle'; J. 

Spartan Juniper Z:4b � :4m � :1m #� 

Pyramidal and compact evergreen with dark green foliage that turns even darker in 

winter. Only a light trimming is required to maintain a beautiful shape. 

Juniper 

Juniperus communis 'Depressa Aurea' (J. canadensis 

# 

Golden Prostrated Juniper Z:2 � :50cm � :125cm #� 

Broad vase-shaped and colourful spreader with a bluish center contrasting with the 

new growth bright impressive lime-yellow, slowly maturing to yellow-bronze, in 

winter. Drought resistant. Canadian native. 

# Juniperus communis 'Gnom' 

Gnom Juniper Z:2 � :3,5m � :1,75m #� 

Grey-green columnar juniper with a blue cast, tight growth habit, extremely hardy. 

Needs little maintenance. 

# Juniperus communis 'Gold Cone' 

Gold Cone Juniper Z:4 � :1,25m � :50cm #� 

Upright, compact, columnar habit and tight brilliant canary yellow tipped foliage. 

Golden foliage gradually fades to bluish-green in winter. Slow-growing cultivar. This 

narrow plant offers wonderfully contrasting form and colour for many types of 

gardens. 

# Juniperus communis 'Green Carpet' 

Green Carpet Juniper Z:3 � :15cm � :100cm #� � 

Spreading, mat-forming juniper with a nice dark green, textured foliage and bright 

green new growth. This tidy, dwarf compact form of spreading common juniper is an 

ideal choice for smaller properties and rock gardens. Tolerates several adverses 

conditions. 

Juniper 

Juniperus horizontalis 'Andorra Compact' (J. h. 

# 

Andorra Compact Juniper Z:3 � :30cm � :2m #� � 

Dense compact growth with the branching ascending from the center. Plume-like soft 

blue-green foliage turning a rich plum in winter. Excellent low growing accent shrub. 

Adaptable, withstands hot, dry situations. 

# Juniperus horizontalis 'Bar Harbor' 

Bar Harbour Juniper Z:2 � :30cm � :175cm #� 

Tightly mated branches hug the ground. Blue-grey groundcover turns plum purple in 

cooler months. Spreads slowly and uniformly. 

# Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Chip' (J. h. 'Blue Moon') 

Blue Chip Juniper Z:3 � :20cm � :1,25m #� 

Low growing, lying on the ground, but with a high center. Branches turn upward as 

they spread horizontally. Excellent bright blue foliage in summer, purple tips in 

winter. Compact growth needs no or little shearing. 

# Juniperus horizontalis 'Limeglow' 

Limeglow Juniper Z:3 � :30cm � :125cm #� 

Spreading, vase-shaped groundcover with striking yellow foliage which turns lime by 

summer. In winter it adds excitement with its gold, bronze, orange, pink, purple, and 

lime colours all at once. Sun and heat tolerant. 

# Juniperus horizontalis 'Monber' (ICEE BLUE) 

Icee Blue Juniper Z:2 � :15cm � :1,5m #� 

Full, naturally compact habit. The silver blue foliage turns purple in the fall. Maintains 

a full, dense crown of foliage creating a solid cover in a short time. Great for rock 

gardens and walls. 

# Juniperus horizontalis 'Prince of Wales' 

Prince of Wales Juniper Z:3 � :20cm � :1,5m #� 

The low spreading branches form a stardust pattern displaying a soft, very dense 

plush carpet. Blue-green foliage turns purple in the fall. Withstand hot and dry 

situations.


# Juniperus horizontalis 'Wiltonii' (J. h. 'Blue Rug'; J. h. 

Blue Rug Juniper Z:2 � :15cm � :1,5m #� 

Very dense habit, carpet-like growth with trailing branches. Intense silver blue foliage 

turns a light purple tinge in winter. Excellent groundcover or bank planting. 

Juniper 

Juniperus media (x) 'Angelica Blue' 

# 

Angelica Blue Juniper Z:4 � :60cm � :1,5m #� 

Exceptional vase-shaped conifer with very bright deep blue foliage. A standout in 

any garden where it will bring contrast. 

# Juniperus media (x) 'Gold Star' 

Gold Star Juniper Z:3 � :50cm � :1,25m #� 

Dense, star-shape low growing juniper. Golden tip branches with a light green body 

and a blue center. Good plant for color contrast in the landscape. 

# Juniperus media (x) 'Mint Julep' (J. m. 'Sea Green') 

Mint Julep Juniper Z:4 � :1m � :1,5m #� 

Compact habit with arching branches that create a low fountain-like form. Brilliant 

mint green foliage and light green new growth. Good selection as a spreading 

specimen or for topiary work. 

# Juniperus media (x) 'Old Gold' (J. chinensis 'Old Gold') 

Old Gold Juniper Z:3 � :80cm � :1,25m #� 

Slow growing spreader, naturally compact with a tidy habit. Golden feathered foliage 

with lacy new growth that is retained through the winter. Ideal for large rock gardens 

or for bonsai creation. 

# Juniperus media (x) 'Pfitzeriana Aurea Gold Lace' (J. 

Gold Lace Pfitzer Juniper Z:3b � :80cm � :1,25m #� 

This compact grower maintains a consistent golden color throughout the plant and 

becomes brighter in the heat of summer then, almost light green by winter. A robust 

spreading grower with a tight habit and thorough coloring. 

Juniper 

Juniperus procumbens 'Nana' (J. p. 'Green Mound') 

# 

Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper Z:3 � :30cm � :1,5m #� 

Dense mounding habit with trailing branches forming a compact mat of sprays. 

Bright glaucous green color, becoming bluish-green with age. Useful as a 

groundcover or in rock gardens. Often used in bonsai creations. 

Juniper 

Juniperus sabina 

# 

Savin Juniper Z:3 � :1,25m � :2m #� 

A medium-size spreading juniper with a dark green dense foliage. Vase shaped, it 

bears distinctly stiff branches with tips curl down. Does well in most soils, and is 

pollution tolerant. 

# Juniperus sabina (x) 'Blaue Donau' (J. s. 'Blue 

Blue Danube Juniper Z:3 � :90cm � :1,75m #� 

Fast growing, hardy spreading evergreen with blue-green foliage, tops curving 

upwards. Good for foundation or mass planting. 

# Juniperus sabina 'Monna' (CALGARY CARPET) 

Calgary Carpet Juniper Z:3 � :30cm � :1,5m #� 

Compact, spreading evergreen with unique tiered branching habit. Attractive soft 

green foliage that will not burn in winter. Excellent low growing accent shrub. 

Extremely hardy. 

# Juniperus sabina 'Tamariscifolia' 

Tamarix Juniper Z:3 � :50cm � :1,5m #� 

Unusually attractive feathery blue-green foliage and prostrate spreading form make 

this variety excellent for foundation, rockery and border planting. 

Juniper 

Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow' (J. virginiana 'Blue 

# 

Blue Arrow Juniper Z:3 � :4m � :70cm #� 

Very narrow columnar form with tight, compact branching. Nice steel blue foliage. 

Requires little trimming. Excellent where place is limited. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Heaven' 

Blue Heaven Juniper Z:3 � :4m � :1,5m #� 

The large bright blue columnar evergreen has a symmetrical growth and an open 

pyramidal form. Requires shearing to maintain the shape. Very hardy. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Trail' 

Blue Trail Juniper Z:3 � :6m � :1,5m #� 

Broadly pyramidal evergreen with striking blue foliage. An excellent accent plant. 

Very hardy and fast grower. Withstands city and drought conditions very well. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Moffat Blue' (Moffeti Blue) 

Moffat Blue Juniper Z:3 � :3m � :80cm #� 

A particularly narrow and tight, symmetrical upright juniper. Intense silvery-blue 

foliage is very tight. Beautiful specimen for small areas. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Montana Green' 

Montana Green Juniper Z:4 � :3,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Hardy upright evergreen with dense soft green foliage. Requires little pruning to 

maintain shape. Disease resistant. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Tolleson's Blue Weeping' 

Blue Weeping Juniper Z:4 � :5m � :1,5m #� 

Remarkable grey-blue string-like foliage cascades gracefully from arching branches. 

Creates excitement in every landscape. Very interesting form. 

# Juniperus scopulorum 'Wichita Blue' 

Wichita Blue Juniper Z:4 � :4m � :1,5m #� 

An attractive pyramidal evergreen with a broad, fully branched upright habit. Striking 

blue foliage stays bright all year. Beautiful accent in any garden. A yearly trimming is 

required to keep a tidy shape. 

Juniper 

Juniperus squamata 'Blue Star' 

# 

Blue Star Juniper Z:4 � :60cm � :100cm #� 

Slow-growing, low, rounded, compact, squat plant. About as broad as high with very 

bright steel blue foliage. Star-like needle appearance of the foliage. Ideal for rock 

gardens, containers or bonsai. 

# Juniperus squamata 'Holger' 

Holger Juniper Z:4 � :1m � :2m #� 

A dense, wide-spreading plant with bright, creamy-yellow new foliage which 

contrasts with the older blue-green foliage, producing a dramatic bicoloured effect. 

Typical coarse foliage of the family with sharply pointed needles. 

Larch 

Larix decidua 'Pendula' 

# 

Weeping Larch STD Z:2 � :3m � :2m #� � 

An outstanding plant with soft green deciduous foliage on graceful weeping 

branches. Turns gold in the fall. Plants will be prostrate if not staked. Excellent for 

Japanese style gardens. 

# Larix decidua 'Varied Directions' 

Varied Directions Larch � Z:3 � :2,5m � :3m #� � 

Robust twigs propel the branches up and out from this vigorous, spreading, 

deciduous plant. Branches eventually arch down and cover the ground. Fresh green 

foliage in spring, gold in autumn. 

Larch 

Larix laricina (L. americana) 

� 

# 

Eastern Larch Z:2 � :20m � :6m #� � 

Rapid growing pyramidal evergreen. Its needle-like, pale green leaves are borne in 

clusters of 10-40 and turn a golden yellow in the fall. Also used as a windbreaker. 

Native of Canada. 

Siberian Cypress 

Microbiota decussata 

# 

Siberian Cypress Z:3 � :30cm � :1,5m #� � � 

Cedar-like flat spreader. Stoutly branched with nodding tips. Green foliage turns 

bronze in winter.Tolerate dry conditions. Extremely resistant to diseases. 

# Microbiota decussata 'Jacobsen' 2010 

Jacobsen Siberian Cypress Z:2 � :30cm � :80cm #� � � 

Hardy and dwarf selection with a low growing habit and dense lacy foliage. A 

different needle arrangement on shoots makes it look fluffy. Foliage is green in 

summer and turns bronze in winter. 

Spruce 

Picea abies (P. excelsa) 

# 

Norway Spruce � Z:2b � :21m � :10m #� 

This majestic, large specimen tree is the fastest growing of all spruces. A stately 

tree, with a pyramid shape when young and pendulous branches as it matures. 

Makes an excellent windbreak as well. 

# Picea abies 'Acrocona' 

Acrocona Norway Spruce � 

Z:4 � :3m � :1,5m #� � 

Slow growing evergreen with horizontal branches and drooping twigs. In spring, on 

young plants, appears very decorative small red cones at the end of stems. A 

distinctive pyramidal specimen.


# Picea abies Fastigiata 'Christina' 2009 

Christina Upright Norway Spruce 

Narrow, upright habit with dark green foliage. 

Z:3 � :7m � :1,75m #� 

# Picea abies 'Little Gem' 2009 

Little Gem Spruce Z:3 � :60cm � :80cm #� � 

Very small and compact globe spruce with a flat top. Slow growing making it suited 

for rock gardens. Tight and compact habit requires very little maintenance. 

# Picea abies 'Nidiformis' 

Nest Spruce Z:3 � :90cm � :1,25m #� � 

Dwarf form, broad and dense, regular growth, usually a depression in the center. 

Light green foliage, outspreading branches rising slightly up with nodding tips. 

General shape when older is much like that of a bird's nest. 

# Picea abies 'Ohlendorffii' 

Ohlendorf Dwarf Spruce Z:2b � :4m � :2,5m #� � 

When young, this cultivar has a round shape but becomes more upright and finally 

ovoid when mature. The new growth is bright green and contrasts against the dark 

green foliage. Vary hardy and resistant to adverse conditions. 

# Picea abies 'Pendula' 

Weeping Norway Spruce Z:3 � :3m � :1,25m #� 

A rare and beautiful specimen with weeping branches and contrasting new growth. 

Forms a beautiful groundcover or can be used for cascading over rocks. Plant will 

remain prostrate unless staked. 

# Picea abies 'Pumila' 

Globe Norway Spruce Z:3 � :1m � :1,5m #� � 

Short dark green foliage on a nest-type spruce. The shoots are uniformly pointed out 

and up and its habit is rounded. New growth appears later than most nest types. An 

excellent dwarf conifer. Low maintenance 

Spruce 

Picea glauca (P. alba) 

# 

White Spruce � Z:2 � :22m � :10m #� 

This very hardy Canadian native tree grows distinctly pyramidal. Bright green new 

growth and gray green foliage. Makes a marvellous specimen tree. Very tolerant of 

heat, cold and drought. 

# Picea glauca 'Conica' (P. albertiana conica) 

Dwarf Alberta Spruce Z:3 � :2m � :90cm #� � 

Growth stiff and regularly conical, quite dense and narrow. Finely textured with the 

gray green needles. New foliage growth bright green, later a light bluish-green. No 

trimming required to maintain shape. 

# Picea glauca 'Sander's Blue' 

Sander's Blue Alberta Spruce Z:4 � :1,75m � :80cm #� � 

Attractive, slate-blue form. Slow growing, dense conical form. With age, the blue 

colors mix with green giving a wonderful multi-color effect. No trimming required to 

maintain the uniform habit. 

Spruce 

Picea mariana (P. nigra) 2009 

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Black Spruce Z:1 � :12m � :5m #� � 

Very hardy native of the Canadian northern forests. Conical habit with dense and 

narrow crown. Drooping branches are covered with bluish green needles. Good 

choice for the naturalization, wet or dry locations. 

Spruce 

Picea omorika 2009 

# 

Serbian Spruce � Z:3b � :15m � :3m #� 

Narrowly pyramidal to conical head. Branches short, horizontal with ascending tips. 

Dark green foliage with a silver white underneath. Purple cones. Adapts well to the 

city conditions. 

# Picea omorika 'Nana' 

Dwarf Serbian Spruce Z:4 � :1,5m � :1m #� � 

Very dwarf form, broadly conical to globose shape becoming pyramidal with age. 

Very dense branching. Glossy green needles with a silver underneath. Excellent 

choice for the small garden. 

Spruce 

Picea glauca 'Pendula' 

# 

Weeping White Spruce Z:2 � :5m � :2m #� � 

Stately evergreen with nice blue-green foliage that hugs the trunk, sweeping 

downward to create a fantastic impression. Narrow, conical habit with moderate 

growth. Leaf color is rich bluish green. 

# Picea pungens 

Colorado Spruce � Z:2a � :20m � :8m #� 

A large, dense, wide pyramid tree with horizontal stiff branches to the ground. Young 

growth is soft blue-green turning to light green with age. Good front yard specimen. 

# Picea pungens 'Baby Blue' 2007 

Baby Blue blue Spruce Z:2 � :12m � :3,5m #� 

Vigorous selection that keeps its bright colour. Pyramidal, semi-dwarf evergreen with 

eye catching, silvery blue foliage that makes a striking accent to the landscape. 

Broad pyramidal habit. No pruning necessary to maintain its uniform habit (slow 

growing). 

# Picea pungens f. glauca 

Colorado Blue Spruce � Z:2 � :18m � :8m #� 

Tall, pyramidal form with a bright silvery blue needle color. Horizontal branching to 

the ground. Makes a striking accent in the front yard. The best known of the spruce 

family. Noted for its hardiness. 

# Picea pungens 'Fat Albert' 

Fat Albert Blue Spruce Z:3 � :5m � :3m #� 

A truly blue spruce. This grafted variety is slow-growing and ideal for the small 

garden where you would like a spruce that doesn't reach 60' tall. Has a straight 

leader and a well-shaped form. 

# Picea pungens 'Glauca Columnaris' 

Columnar Blue Spruce Z:3 � :4m � :1,5m #� 

Tight, upright columnar shaped spruce. New growth has intense blue colour. Very 

unique. Could be used as substitution for pyramidal juniper or cedar. Excellent 

choice for a small garden. 

# Picea pungens 'Glauca Globosa' (P. p. globosa) 

Globe Blue Spruce Z:2 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

Compact, rounded to mound shape. Slow growing dwarf blue spruce. It's silver-blue 

growth makes this an appealing addition to any garden or specimen planting. Great 

contrast with other shrubs. 

# Picea pungens 'Hoopsii' 

Hoopse's Blue Spruce � Z:2 � :15m � :4m #� 

Perhaps the most glaucous of all the Blue Spruce cultivars. Dense pyramidal form 

with stiff, horizontal spreading branches to the ground. The soft, silvery blue-gray 

new foliage turns to a bluer-green as it ages. Slow to medium growth rate. 

# Picea pungens 'Iseli Fastigiate' (Iseli Fastigiata) 

Iseli Columnar Blue Spruce Z:3 � :4m � :1,25m #� 

This compact narrow upright blue spruce with steel blue foliage makes an excellent 

accent plant. Unique columnar-fastigiated Colorado spruce. Excellent choice for a 

small garden. 

# Picea pungens 'Montgomery' 

Montgomery Dwarf Blue Spruce Z:2 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� 

Slow growing dwarf evergreen with a slightly mounded shape and bright blue 

needles. Symmetrical cone-shaped bush with age. Recommended for the rock 

garden or the border where space is limited. 

# Picea pungens 'Thuem' (P. p. 'Glauca Compacta') (P. p. 

Thume Dwarf Blue Spruce Z:2 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

A very dwarf blue spruce with spreading habit. Excellent for rock gardens. Grows 

without a tendency to develop a fast growing leader. Nice contrast in the landscape. 

Pine 

Pinus aristata 

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Bristlecone pine Z:3 � :2,5m � :2m #� 

Dwarf and irregular growth habit brings a very attractive picturesque form in the 

garden. Very slow growth rate. The dark green needles are tightly packed on the 

branches and are often covered with white resin dots. Decorative dark puplish brown 

cone. 

Pine 

Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid' 

# 

Vanderwolf's Pyramidal Pine Z:4 � :9m � :4m #� 

A variety with uniform ascending branching habit. Compact and vigorous grower. It 

forms a large pyramidal shape that broadens with age. The striking blue-green 

needles are long and soft-looking. 

Pine 

Pinus mugo mughus 

# 

Mughus Mugo Pine Z:2 � :2,5m � :3m #� � 

Low, broad spreading and bushy. Slow growing with handsome dark green needles. 

An annual shearing is recommanded to keep it small, densely bushy and maintain 

uniformity. Good selection when space is not restricted.


# Pinus mugo pumilio 

Pumilio Mugho Pine Z:2 � :1,5m � :2m #� � 

A compact shrub with dwarf globular form and dark green foliage. This ornamental 

pine is widely adaptable and extremely hardy. Can be pruned to maintain dwarf 

shape. Great in rockery plantings. Will adapt to several adverses conditions. 

# Pinus mugo 'Slowmound' 

Slowmound Mugho Pine Z:3 � :90cm � :1,25m #� � 

The cultivar name describes the plant's growth, which is only 1 ½ -2 inches per year. 

Needles are ¾ to 1 inch long and dark green with a slight twist. It produces single 

buds. 

Pine 

Pinus nigra subsp. nigra (P. austriaca) 

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# 

Austrian Pine Z:4 :18m � :9m #� 

Very hardy specimen tree widely adaptable to adverse conditions. This vigorous 

dense grower with long, deep green needles makes an ideal windbreak or screen. 

Withstands pollution and several adverses conditions. 

Pine 

Pinus strobus 

# 

White Pine � Z:3 � :23m � :10m #� � 

Vigorous grower with a pyramidal shape when young losing, with age, its defined 

shape to become more picturesque.The bluish-green needles are soft to the touch. 

Good specimen for parks or other large spaces. 

# Pinus strobus 'Contorta' 

Contorted White Pine Z:3 � :6m � :2,5m #� 

Robust form with twisting yet upright branches and trunk. It always draws attention 

due to its unusual twisted needles! They are long, soft and twisted to form small 

groups of curls. The curling allows the white/green coloration of the needles to be 

more noticeable. 

Pine 

Pinus sylvestris 

# 

Scotch Pine � Z:3 � :15m � :12m #� 

Pyramidal when young; developing a wide-spreading, open and picturesque form 

with age. Bluish green and twisted needles. Decorative orange bark on older 

specimens. Fast grower. 

Yew 

Taxus cuspidata 'Capitata' 

# 

Pyramid Japanese Yew Z:3 � :3m � :2m #� � � 

Tight upright growth, pyramidal form, dominant central leader, ascending branching, 

later becoming horizontal. Needles dark, lustrous green. A trimming, twice a year, 

will insure a perfect form. Great for the shady garden. 

# Taxus cuspidata 'Monloo' (Emerald Spreader) 

Emerald Spreader Japanese Yew Z:4 � :80cm � :2m #� � � 

The ideal low maintenance choice for large scale groundcover and embankment 

plantings or low hedges. Retains dark green foliage color in the coldest of winters. 

Red berries in winter. Moderate to slow-growing, flat-topped form. 

Yew 

Taxus media 'Brownii' 

# 

Brown's Yew Z:4 � :1,5m � :2m #� � � 

A compact, slow growing evergreen with short, dark green needles. Naturally 

somewhat vase shaped but can be easily trimmed into globes or grown as a formal 

hedge. 

# Taxus media 'Densiformis' 

Dense Yew Z:4 � :1m � :2m #� � � 

A broad, compact, slow growing variety with a bushy growing habit and nice dark 

green foliage. A regular shearing is suggested to maintain the uniformity. May be 

used as a hedge or specimen. 

# Taxus media 'Hicksii' 

Hick's Yew Z:5 � :2,5m � :1m #� � � 

A narrow columnar dense yew with long lustrous dark green needles and red 

berries. Bright green new growth Excellent for hedging, in association or as a 

specimen. 

# Taxus media 'Hillii' 

Hill's Yew Z:4b � :2,5m � :1,25m #� � � 

A compact, broadly selection with a superior uniform growth often with the top wider 

than the base. Rich green needles are larges and flat. Maintain its dark-green colour 

year round. Bears no red fruits. 

Cedar 

Thuja occidentalis [Cultivé champ / Field grown] 

White Cedar (Field grown / Select) � Z:2b � � :2,5m 

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:6m #� � 

Bushy pyramidal shape, good for hedging. These are quality #1 and are thicker and 

fuller than the wild ones. They are grown to supply quickly a beautiful hedge. 

# Thuja occidentalis [Cultivé pot/cont.grown] 

White Cedar (Cont.grown / Hedge) � Z:2b � :6m � :2,5m #� � 

Bushy pyramidal shape, more open with age. Dark green foliage turning reddish in 

winter. Its tolerance of regular trimming, though not into the old wood, imakes it a 

popular choice for a hedge. Vert adaptable. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Boisbriand' 

Boisbriand Cedar Z:3 � :1,5m � :70cm #� � 

This hardy, burn resistant plant has a compact elliptical habit that becomes columnar 

with age. Dense, dark green foliage from top to bottom. Great in any garden. Needs 

no shearing to remain uniform. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Degroot's Spire' 

Degroot's Spire Cedar Z:3 � :225cm � :60cm #� � 

An excellent variety for the small garden. This slow growing, narrow upright cedar 

features dark green, dense, fine-textured, twisted, scale-like foliage. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Europe Gold' (Europa Gold) 

Golden European Cedar Z:3 � :3m � :1m #� 

An upright conical form with golden yellow foliage in season turning orange-yellow in 

winter. Slow growing. Ideal selection to add a colourful accent to the sunny border. 

Very nice. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Fastigiata' (T. o. Pyramidalis 

Pyramid Cedar � Z:3 � :5m � :1,5m #� � 

Lush light green growth on a tightly pyramidal form makes this ideal for screens and 

accent plantings. Dense dark green foliage. Branches erect and outspread. Shape 

easily maintained by minimum trimming. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Filiformis' (T. o. douglasii) 

Dwarf Threadleaf Cedar Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� � 

Nice light green foliage on this slow grower evergreen. Irregular conical shape 

sometimes globular with many heads. Upright trunk with many drooping branches of 

very fine textured foliage. Lovely accent plant. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Globe' 

Golden Globe Cedar Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� 

Round-shaped cultivar with dense golden feathery foliage, ideal for colour contrast 

even in winter. An annual shearing is recommended to maintain a neat and tidy 

appearance. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Hetz Midget' 

Hetz Midget Globe Cedar Z:4 � :60cm � :60cm #� � 

Globose, very dense and slow growing dwarf form with attractive dark green leaves 

tightly packed in fan-shaped sprays. It does not require trimming to maintain shape. 

Suitable for formal gardens and rock gardens 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Holmstrup' 

Holmstrup Cedar � Z:3 � :2,5m � :90cm #� � 

A very dense, compact evergreen with a natural conical shape and bright green tight 

bunchy vertically arranged foliage. Its smaller size makes it a perfect choice for 

small garden or formal hedge. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Little Giant' 

Little Giant Globe Cedar Z:3 � :80cm � :90cm #� � 

Slow growing, globe-shaped dwarf form with rich green foliage. Very little pruning 

needed to maintain shape. Extremely hardy dwarf globe evergreen. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Nigra' 

Black Cedar � Z:3 � :5m � :1,5m #� � 

Pyramidal form with good dark green, dense foliage that holds its colour through the 

winter. Vigorous grower. Easy to prune, maintain and control. Good for hedge or in 

specimen plantings. Wind resistant. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Rheingold' (T. o. ellwangeriana 

Rheingold Cedar Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Best known for its bright coloring of orange-yellow foliage turning copper orange in 

the winter. Slow growing globe. Good contrasting color for the landscape. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Sherwood Frosty' 

Sherwood Frosty Cedar Z:3 � :80cm � :60cm #� � 

Slow growing and broad upright cultivar with foliage tips brushed with a light creamy 

white color. Best used as a color accent in the sunny border. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' (T. o. 'Emeraude') 

Emerald Cedar � 

Z:3 � :4m � :1m #� � 

Narrow, compact pyramidal to conical form, loosely branched. Glossy bright, lustrous 

emerald green foliage all year long. One of the easiest to integrate in medium to 

large landscapes.


# Thuja occidentalis 'Teddy' 

Teddy Cedar Z:4 � :40cm � :30cm #� � 

Fantastic variety with soft, rich green, moss-like foliage that turns purple late fall. 

Retains its tight miniature bun shape without trimming. Beautiful specimen for the 

rock garden. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Woodwardii' 

Woodwardii Globe Cedar Z:3 � :1,75m � :2m #� � 

Dense, rounded evergreen with bright green foliage that is fragrant after a rain. Use 

as a border or foundation plant where it will create a solid backdrop for more lacy 

evergreens or flowering shrubs. Requires little pruning. 

# Thuja occidentalis 'Yellow Holmstrup' 

Yellow Holmstrup Cedar Z:3 � :225cm � :90cm #� 

Golden yellow version of the attractive, compact, semi-dwarf, pyramidal 'Holmstrup'. 

Cedar 

Thuja plicata 'Whipcord' 

# 

Whipcord Cedar Z:4b � :1,25m � :1m #� 

Multi-branched shrub with long tendrils of foliage giving a very droopy, pendulous 

mop effect. A nice glossy green summer color and typical cedar bronze cast in the 

winter. 

Hemlock 

Tsuga canadensis 

# 

Eastern Hemlock � Z:4 � :20m � :12m #� � � 

Softly and gracefully pyramidal in youth, becoming pendulously pyramidal with age. 

Fine texture, new spring growth light yellow-green changing to glossy dark green. A 

native of Canada. 

# Tsuga canadensis 'Gentsch White' 

Gentsch White Hemlock Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m # � � 

Variegated, globe-shaped shrub. Graceful mounding, foliage has creamy white 

tipped new growth. Color most effective in fall and winter. Good choice to lighten up 

a shady spot in the garden. Responds well to prunning 

# Tsuga canadensis 'Jeddeloh' 

Jeddeloh Hemlock Z:4 � :1m � :1,75m #� � � 

Mounding habit with gracious weeping branches and a light green foliage, blue 

underneath. Dwarf and slow grower. Beautiful selection in a rock garden or as a 

bonsai. 

# Tsuga canadensis 'Pendula' 

Sargents Weeping Hemlock � 

Z:3 � :2m � :1,5m #� � � 

Slow grower, form a weeping mound of cascading branches. Staked and trained to 

develop height and character.


Berries 

Asparagus 

Asparagus 'Millenium' 

# 

Millenium Asparagus Z:3 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

This Asparagus produces a high yield of straight spears with tight heads and very 

good flavour. Best crop after 3 years. A late cropping variety allowing harvesting into 

July. Excellent vigor and good disease resistance. 

# Asparagus officinalis 'Mary Washington' 

Mary Washington Asparagus Z:3 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

This is a standard home garden variety producing very thick and heavy, long, 

straight, rich dark green shoots, tinged purple at the tightly folded tips. Resistant to 

rust. If well cultivated, it can produce for 20 seasons or more. 

Strawberry 

Fragaria 'Chambly' 

# 

Chambly Strawberry Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Mid-season , medium to conic shaped fruit with a white raised neck. Firm fruit has a 

deep red skin and flesh. Good flavour and disease resistant. 

# Fragaria 'Clé des Champs' 2008 

Clé des Champs Strawberry Z:3 � :20cm � :30cm #� 

It bears an attractive large, light red, shiny fruit. The fruit shape is globose-conic. The 

flesh is orange-red almost throughout, very firm with good taste. Fresh fruit store well 

for up to 5 days at room temperature. It contain an ingredient recommended against 

cancer. 

# Fragaria 'Jewel' 

Jewel Strawberry Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Fruit mature in the mid-to-late part of the strawberry season. They are very large and 

are wedge-conic in shape with bright red color, high gloss and uniform development . 

They are moderately firm with firm skin, have uniform internal color, and have a 

pleasant flavor 

# Fragaria 'Kent' 

Kent Strawberry Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Kent is a vigourous midseason variety which produces high yields of bright red fruit. 

These large, delicious red berries are as juicy as they come. The perfect variety for 

eating fresh, freezing and for jams. 

# Fragaria 'Rosalyne' 2008 

Rosalyne Strawberry (Flower+fruit) Z:3 � :25cm � :50cm #� 

This continuously blooming cultivar has larger pink flowers and good-sized, wellflavored 

fruits that can be eaten out of hand. It produces fruits from spring to fall. 

# Fragaria 'Seascape' 

Seascape Strawberry Z:3b � :25cm � :50cm #� 

This new introduction has very large fruits with good flavour and high yield. Ever 

bearing cultivar. Good to eat fresh. 

# Fragaria 'Veestar' 

Veestar Strawberry Z:3 � :25cm � :40cm #� 

Early bearing variety with excellent disease resistance. Bears quantities of ferm, 

medium red berries with very good flavor. Good hardiness 

Honeysuckle 

Lonicera edulis 'Berry Blue' 

# 

Berry Blue Honeyberry Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Compact shrub with exfoliating bark and silky-haired branchlets. Yellowish-white 

flowers are followed by attractive, edible blue berries in summer and fall. The large 

purple, tart berries are good for fresh eating or for use in juices, jams and syrups. 

Self-sterile. 

Cherry / Plum / Peach / Nec 

Prunus cerasus 'Carmine Jewel' 

# 

Carmine Jewel Tart Cherry Z:3 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� 

Skin and flesh are dark red and sweet. Makes excellent topping, hot sauce, jam, 

jelly, juice and pie filling. Train as a tall shrub for better crop. Harvest begins in 

August. Very hardy and cold resistant. Self-fertile. 

# Prunus cerasus 'Evans' 

Evans Tart Cherry Z:3 � :3m � :2,5m #� 

A large red productive cherry, between 45 to 90 kilos (100 to 200 lbs) at maturity. 

Bears more if grown as a shrub. The bright red fruit is big, semi-sweet and delicious. 

Harvest in mid-July. Self-fertile. 

# Prunus 'Convoy' 

Convoy Cherry-Plum � Z:2 � :3m � :2m #� 

Convoy Cherry-Plum is a multi-stemmed deciduous shrub that is blanketed in 

stunning clusters of fragrant white flowers in mid spring before the leaves. It bears 

medium-sized, sweet scarlet red fruit excellent for making jams and jellies and fresh 

eating. 

# Prunus 'Cupid' 

Cupid Cherry Z:2 � :2,5m � :1,25m #� 

One of the largest cherry of all. Dark red almost black fruits. Excellent for fresh 

eating with very good flavour. Good for processing. Harvest at the beginning of 

September. 

Currant-gooseberry 

Ribes hirtellum 'Oregon Champion' 

# 

Oregon Champion Gooseberry Z:3b � :1m � :1,25m #� 

Medium to large, yellowish green berries. Flavor will sweeten as it ripens and is 

recommended for pies, jams, canning, and wine. Productive, vigorous plant with 

berries that hold well on the bush. Mildew resistant. 

# Ribes hirtellum 'Pixwell' 

Pixwell Gooseberry Z:2 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Hardy variety bearing small, very tasty, pale green fruits becoming reddish pink 

when ripe. Abundant crop in mid-season. The fruit is borne in clusters on long 

pedicles, making picking easier. Excellent choice for jelly and tarts. Vigorous grower 

with few thorns. 


Ribes nigrum 

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Black Currant Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Greenish white flowers are followed by clusters of black fruits that are rich in vitamin 

C. Favourite for transformation purposes and jellies. Produces fruit on 2-3 year old 

wood. 

# Ribes nigrum 'Ben Conan' 

Ben Conan Black Currant Z:3 � :1m � :1m #� 

Early season, this variety has high yields of exceptionally large and very flavourful 

fruit. Easy picking. It has outstanding resistance to the foliar diseases and also to 

leaf curling midge. Makes an excellent culinary variety. 

To the foliar diseases and also to leaf curling midge, Makes an excellent culinary 

variety. 

# Ribes nigrum 'Ben Sarek' 

Black Currant Z:3 � :90cm � :1m #� 

Compact, mounding, deciduous shrub with clusters of greenish-yellow flowers bloom 

in spring that give way to long, pendant clusters of black currants which ripen in 

June-July. Medium green leaves are aromatic when crushed. Good for fresh eating 

or used to make jams, jellies and pies. 


Ribes rubrum 'Red Lake' 

# 

Red Lake Red Currant Z:2 � :1,25m � :90cm #� 

Clusters of large bright red berries borne on 2-3 years old wood. Semi-erect and 

vigorous. Very productive. Fruits are good for jam and jelly. 

# Ribes rubrum 'Witte Parel' ('White Pearl'; 'Weisse 

White Pearl Currant Z:2 � :1,25m � :90cm #� 

Large, flavourful, greenish white fruits in medium size cluster late in the season. Very 

productive and hardy. 


Ribes uva-crispa 'Hinnomäki Röd' (Red) 

# 

Hinnomaki Red Gooseberry Z:4 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

Insignificant flowers appear in April followed by large, red gooseberries that ripen in 

July. These gooseberries have an outstanding sweet flesh and contrasting tart skin. 

Vigorous growth habit and resistant to mildew and leafspot. This cultivar is noted for 

its high fruit yields 

Arctic bramble/Blackberry 

Rubus fruticosus 'Chester Thornless' 

# 

Chester Blackberry Z:3 � :2m � :1,5m #� � 

The high quality elongated black berries are large and have good flavour. It is a 

heavy cropping blackberry with a long harvesting season lasting from early to mid 

August until the first autumn frosts. The canes are erect and spine free. 

# Rubus fruticosus 'Illini Hardy' (Illini Hardy) 

Illyni Hardy Blackberry Z:4 � :2m � :1,5m #� 

Very productive, hardy and vigorous variety. The stems have thorns and bear huge 

black fruits that are ferm and of good taste.


# Rubus fruticosus 'Perron Noir' 

Perron Noir Blackberry Z:3 � :2m � :3m #� 

Good mid-season production. Very large, slightly sweet, black fruit, delicious when 

ripe. Vigorous plant that produces long, climbing stems without thorns. An excellent 

choice to decorate a wall or a pergola. 

Arctic bramble/Blackberry 

Rubus idaeus 'Anne' 2010 

# 

Ann Yellow Raspberry Z:4 � :1m � :1,25m #� 

Early, lemon yellow fall raspberry with extremely large cohesive fruit. Anne is 

consistently the highest flavoured cultivar. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Early Sweet' 

Early Sweet Raspberry Z:3 � :1,75m � :150cm #� 

Early bearer with good productivity and good hardiness. Bright black fruits have a 

very nice size and are of very good taste. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Héritage' (Heritage) 

Ever bearing Heritage Raspberry Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

The medium sized red fruit has very good flavour and firmness. First crop in July, 

second crop in September. Excellent for jellies, preserves and freezing. The most 

popular of the ever bearing varieties. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Kilarney' (R. i. 'Killarney') 

Killarney Raspberry Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Plants yield well and are medium size with very sturdy canes in mid-season. The 

high quailty red fruit has excellent sweet flavor. An excellent choice for home garden, 

fresh market, freezing and processing. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Kiwi Gold' 

Kiwi Gold Yellow Raspberry Z:4 � :1,25m � :1,25m #� 

Late bearing variety with a good harvest. Yellow fruit is fair size with a sweet flesh. 

Canes are of medium size. Good hardiness. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Nova' 

Nova Raspberry Z:3 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Nova is almost thornless and produces bright red medium sized firm berries, early in 

the season, with a very nice, but tart flavour. Good disease resistance. 

# Rubus idaeus 'Pathfinder' 

Ever bearing Pathfinder Raspberry Z:3 � :90cm � :90cm #� 

Very productive and extremely hardy. Firm, medium size red fruit with aromatic 

flavour. Stems are short and thorny with a good suckering. The only variety that 

bears its berries in August. 

Blueberry 

Vaccinium angustifolium 

# 

Lowbush Blueberry Z:2 � :60cm � :60cm # � 

Ornamental globular groundcover bearing masses of white bell-shaped flowers that 

are followed by blueberries of good quality. Abundant dark green, glossy foliage 

turns deep red in the fall. Native of Canada. 

Blueberry 

Vaccinium corymbosum 'Berkeley' 

# 

Berkeley Highbush Blueberry Z:4b � :1,5m � :1,5m #� � 

Highbush, mid-season. Large, open loose clusters of large, firm, powder blue fruit. 

Berkeley has a mild pleasing flavor with high dessert quality. Also a good variety for 

freezing. Vigorous and productive spreading bush with heavy yellow canes. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Bluecrop' 

Bluecrop Highbush Blueberry Z:4 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

An early fruiting variety which produces a heavy crop of light blue berries that are full 

of flavour. It is a vigorous shrub with an upright habit and has good drought 

resistance. Does make an attractive deciduous shrub with white flowers in spring 

and striking autumn colours. Self-fertile. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Blueray' 

Blueray Highbush Blueberry Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� 

Midseason blueberry. A heavy producer of high quality large, powder blue berries 

with outstanding dessert flavour. Does well in areas with hot summer or very cold 

winters. Self-pollinating. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Northblue' 

Northblue Highbush Blueberry Z:3a � :100cm � :70cm #� 

Fruit dark blue, large and attractive with a good blueberry flavour and a pleasing 

sugar to acid ratio. Good crop in mid-season. Splendid brilliant red fall color. Selffertile. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Northland' 

Northland Highbush Blueberry Z:3a � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Small, dark blue fruit with a wild berry flavour in mid-season. It has limber branches 

which do not break under heavy snow loads. Foliage is beautiful throughout the 

growing season. Self-fertile. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Northsky' 

Northsky Highbush Blueberry Z:3 � :40cm � :70cm #� 

THE hardiest (to -45F!) blueberry, this compact plant is prolific! White spring 

flowrers, glossy summer foliage & red fall color make it a fine container/border 

ornamental,too; 1-2 lbs fr/plant with wild blueberry. Self-fertile. 

# Vaccinium corymbosum 'Patriot' 

Patriot Highbush Blueberry Z:3b � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

This early season variety has large, slightly flat berries with strong flavour in midseason. 

The second crop brings smaller fruits. Makes for an excellent landscape 

shrub with arching red branches. Self-fertile, hardy and very productive. 

Grape / Vine 

Vitis 'Beta' 

# 

Beta Grape Z:3 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� 

Blue skinned grapes are small and tart. Best used for jams and jellies. Ripens midseptember. 

Extremely hardy, vogorous and disease resistant. 

# Vitis 'Eona' 

Eona Grape Vine Z:3 � :2,5m � :3m #� 

One of the hardiest white grapes, having long loose clusters of medium sized 

berries. Ripens around mid-September. Excellent for home garden, table use or wine. 

# Vitis 'Frontenac' (Noir / Black) 

Frontenac Grape Vine (Black) Z:3b � :2,5m � :3m #� 

A blue-black grape that produces a very good quality juice for wine making. Heavy 

producer that sometimes requires cluster thinning. Harvest in mid-September. A 

vigorous grower with excellent disease resistance. 

# Vitis 'Maréchal Foch' 

Maréchal Foch Grape Vine Z:4 � :2m � :2,5m #� 

Hardy hybrid bearing blue grapes recommended for good quality red wine or 

dessert. Small berries on small clusters in mid-September. Vigorous with good 

disease resistance.. 

# Vitis 'Minnesota 78' 2009 

Minnesota 78 Grape Z:3b � :3m � :4m #� 

One of the best tasting of all blue grape hybrids when it comes to the quest for a 

hardy grape for jellies and juice. It produces tight clusters of delicious large deep 

purple grapes which make one of the finest jellies you can extract from your northern 

yard. 

# Vitis 'St-Croix' 

St-Croix Grape Vine Z:3 � :2,5m � :3m #� 

A very sweet blue grape suitable for both wine making and dessert. Medium to large 

berries are produced in medium sized bunches on very productive vines. Early 

September ripening variety. Disease resistant. 

# Vitis 'Valiant' 2011 

Valiant Grape Vine Z:3 � :2,5m � :3m #� 

Extremely hardy variety. Small dark purple berries on compact clusters that make 

great jam, moderate wine and delicious fruit leather, ripening mid-Sept.


Fruit trees 

Apple 

Apples are all self-sterile and need the presence of another apple or 

crab apple nearby for cross-pollination. 

# Malus 'Belmac' 

Belmac Apple Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� 

Resistant to apple scab and cedar-apple rust. Medium size red fruit with white flesh. 

Sweet flavour, slightly tart with good storage life. Ripens around end of September. 

Excellent substitute for McIntosh. 

# Malus columnar 'McExcel' 

McExcel Sentinel Apple Z:4 � :3m � :2m #� 

Columnar apple tree bearing McIntosh type red fruit. Harvest around mid- 

September. Disease resistant. Excellent choice when space is limited. Introduced by 

Agriculture Canada. 

# Malus columnar 'Scarlet Spire' 

Scarlet Spire Apple Z:4 � :2m � :50cm #� 

A medium sized red type apple maturing in mid to late October. Fruit is dense, juicy 

and flavourful. Eat fresh, preserves, baking, pies, sauces and freezing. The small, 

columnar size of this cultivar makes it excellent for small space gardens or even 

container plantings. 

# Malus 'Cortland' 

Cortland Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Flesh is white, crisp, juicy, slightly acid. Medium size bright red. Holds colour well 

after being cut. Excellent for eating and cooking. It has good storage ability. Ripening 

in late September. 

# Malus 'Fall Red' 

Fall Red Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy. The Fall Red Apple ripens in mid-September. It is a good quality red 

apple with a nice texture for eating fresh or for cooking. Also makes delicious apple 

juice and stores well. Vigorous grower. 

# Malus 'Honeycrisp' 

Honeycrisp Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Remarkable variety. Medium to large size fruits. Red skin with yellow undertone. 

Cream color flesh with a juicy, exceptionally crispy and sweet taste. Excellent 

storage life. Ripens end of September. 

# Malus 'Lobo' 

Lobo Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Large, irregular globular. Yellow-green colour with red stripes. Good as a fresh 

eating or cooking apple. Picked slightly earlier than McIntosh in mid-September. 

Good storage life. 

# Malus 'McIntosh' 

McIntosh Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Massive crop of medium to large bright red skin fruits with firm, crisp and sweet 

flesh. One of the best to eat fresh. Also, excellent quality baked or canned apple. 

Keeps very well. 

# Malus 'Paulared' 

Paulared Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Medium fruit is yellow at first, eventually turning red. Flesh is firm, subacid, juicy, 

white. Wonderful for eating and cooking. Keeps about 3 weeks in cold storage. 

Harvest time is early September. 

# Malus 'Red Melba' 

Melba Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

The skin is red with yellow-green steaks. The medium size fruit has a crisp and juicy 

white flesh with a sweet and sour taste. Recommanded for baking and fresh eating. 

Does not keep well. Ripens mid-August. 

# Malus 'Redcort' 

Redcort Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Large deep red fruit richer and more uniform than Cortland. Crisp, sweet apple good 

for eating. Hardy and ripens early October. 

# Malus 'Shamrock' 

Shamrock Apple Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� 

Medium size and firm green apple. Good hardy substitute to 'Granny Smith'. Keeps 

well. Excellent eating and cooking apple. Harvest at the end of September. 

# Malus 'Spartan' 

Spartan Apple Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

This tree's fruit is small to medium, dark red in color, with purplish blooms. Flesh is 

crisp and has an excellent flavor. Growth habit is good but heavy fruit bearing 

requires thinning. Keeps very well. Harvest time is early October 

# Malus 'Tenroy' (ROYAL GALA) 

Royal Gala Apple Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� 

Bright red with golden yellow stripes of excellent quality. Firm, juicy and sweet flesh 

of exquisite taste. Very long storage life. Ripens mid-September 

Apple 



# Malus 'Brite Gold' 2008 

Brite Gold Apple (w/o disease) Z:3b � :4m � :4m #� 

Resistant to scab. Very sweet fruit which ripen yellow with a red blush in mid- 

September. Good substitute to Yellow Delicious variety when hardiness is an issue. 

# Malus 'Jaune Transparente' ('Yellow Transparent') 

Yellow Transp. Apple (w/o disease) Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Heavy bearer of clear yellow fruits with a juicy white flesh of slightly tart taste. Pick 

before maturity for better storage life. Better when eaten fresh or rapidly cooked. 

Harvest at the beginning of August. 

# Malus 'Jonafree' 

Jonafree Apple (w/o disease) Z:4 � :3m � :3m #� 

Shows immunity to apple scab and is resistant to fire blight and cedar-apple rust. 

Medium red, smooth, russet-free skin and pale yellow flesh that's firm, crisp and 

juicy. A high quality dessert-type apple ripening mid to late September. 

# Malus 'Liberty' 

Liberty Apple (w/o disease) Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� 

Resistant to apple scab and cedar apple rust. Very productive and vigorous apple 

tree. Crisp and juicy flesh with a sprightly taste. Flesh is slightly coarse in texture. 

Fresh eating or cooking. Harvest at the end of September. 

# Malus 'Murray' 2008 

Murray Apple (w/o disease) Z:4a � :4m � :4m #� 

Scab resistant. Bears red fruits that will be harvested at the end of August and are 

recommended for cooking. Developed by Agriculture Canada. 

# Malus 'Nova Spy' 

Nova Spy Apple (w/o disease) Z:4 � :4m � :4m #� 

Scab resistant. A juicy, firm-fleshed red apple. Excellent for eating fresh and 

cooking. While slow to bear fruit, the wait is worthwhile. Ripens around mid-October. 

An exciting variety from Nova Scotia. 

# Malus 'Prima' 

Prima Apple (w/o disease) Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Scab resistant. Large red and green fruit with crisp, juicy and sweet flesh. Good 

dessert apple. Vigorous and bears annually in mid-September. Will benefit from 

thinning. 

# Malus 'Primevere' (Primevert) 

Primevere Apple (w/o disease) Z:4a � :4m � :4m #� 

Scab resistant. The attractive, large red fruit is moderately acid with a long keeping 

quality that improves in storage. Harvest early October. Cold hardy and vigorous 

grower. 

# Malus 'Redfree' 

Redfree Apple (w/o disease) Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Scab resistant. Ripens around the end of August with bright red fruit. A very 

productive and hardy variety, well suited to cold regions. 

# Malus 'Richelieu' 2008 

Richelieu Apple (w/o disease) Z:4a � :4m � :4m #� � 

Scab resistant. Medium size red fruit with green or yellow streks. The white flesh is 

tender, juicy with fine texture and a slight tart taste. Good selection for dessert or 

transformation. Harvest at the beginning of September and keep until December. 

# Malus 'Sweet Sixteen' 2008 

Sweet S. Hardy Apple(w/o disease) Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Exceptional variety with red skin and very sweet, crisp flesh. Has a good texture and 

is an excellent dessert apple. Will keep in storage until January. Tree is fire blight 

resistant and moderately resistant to scab and cedar-apple rust. Mid September. 

Apple 



# Malus 'Carroll' 

Carroll Apple (hardy) � Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

Medium size apple. Creamy green with streaks of red. Excellent for fresh eating and 

cooking. Ripens in August. Stores well. A Morden, Manitoba introduction. Very hardy. 

# Malus 'Goodland' 

Goodland Apple (hardy) Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy. Washed red over creamy green. Flesh is crisp, juicy, tender, and 

aromatic. Good for storing and excellent for eating or cooking.


# Malus 'Harcourt' 

Harcourt Hardy Apple Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy. Ripens in mid August with sweet red fruits, exceptionally crisp and juicy. 

Excellent variety for eating fresh. 

# Malus 'Norland' 

Norland Hardy Apple Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy, annual bearer. Medium size good quality red fruit. Sweet flavour and soft 

texture, good for eating and cooking. Keeps about 16 weeks in cold storage. Fruit 

must be picked before full maturity for storage or use. Late August. 

# Malus 'Parkland' 

Parkland Apple (hardy) Z:2 � :6m � :7m #� 

Very hardy and compact apple tree that is good for eating fresh, cooking and storing. 

It is large, sweet, greenish-yellow with red stripes and ripens in late August. Will 

keep in cold storage for up to 8 weeks. Mid August. 

# Malus 'Prairie Magic' 

Prairie Magic Hardy Apple Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

This crisp and delicious medium to large sized red apple mature in mid-September 

and keep well. Excellent for fresh eating and very good for cooking. This medium 

sized tree has good cold hardiness and disease resistance. 

# Malus 'Rescue' 

Rescue Hardy Apple Z:2 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy. Green-yellow skin washed and striped red and yellow-white, firm, sweet 

flavoured flesh of good quality. Matures mid-August. Short storage life. The tree is 

very hardy, productive and an annual bearer. 

# Malus 'September Ruby' 2008 

September Ruby Apple (hardy) Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� � 

Fruit is sweet with scarlet red skin and greenish-yellow flesh. Ripens at the end of 

September and can be kept till January. Good for fresh eating and cooking. Very 

hardy and extremely productive variety. 


Prunus armeniaca 'Harcot' 2010 

# 

Harcot Apricot Z:5 � :3m � :3m #� 

This apricot is a vigorous, productive, self-fertile tree that is cold hardy and has a 

good resistance to several diseases. Medium to large, oblong, orange fruit with a 

slight red blush and a very good, sweet flavour. Excellent for fresh consumption. 

Harvest in late July. 

# Prunus armeniaca 'Morden 604' 

Morden 604 Apricot Z:3 � :3m � :3m #� 

Ripens mid-August. Golden yellow fruits and deep orange flesh. Excellent for fresh 

eating and home preserving. Height and spread are controlled by pruning. Very 

hardy and self-fertile. 

# Prunus armeniaca 'Westcott' 

Westcott Apricot Z:3 � :4m � :5m #� 

The best quality of all the prairie apricots. The fruit is large with yellow to orange skin 

and a light reddish blush. The freestone flesh is orange and juicy, with fine texture 

and a mild, sweet flavour. Ripens in August. 


Prunus avium 'Lapins' 

# 

Lapins Cherry Z:5 � :4m � :3m #� 

Vigourous and productive, fairly hardy, resistant to cracking, self-fertile, firm dark 

flesh, large size cherry, sweet flavor. 

# Prunus avium 'Stella' 

Stella Sweet Cherry Z:5 � :3,5m � :3m #� 

Reliable variety producing good crops of large, firm black cherry with a sweet and 

juicy flesh. Excellent to eat fresh. Compact growth for smaller gardens. Ripens 

around end of July. Self-fertile. 

# Prunus avium 'Van' 

Van Sweet Cherry Z:4 � :5m � :3,5m #� 

Fruit is large, black and firm. Good flavor with a short stem. Heavy annual producer. 

Excellent pollinator. Ripens early August. Self-sterile. 


Prunus cerasus 3 dans/in 1 

# 

3 in 1 Sweet Cherry Z:4b � :5m � :4m #� 

Grafted cherry tree with a combination of four varieties. Harvest depends on the 

grafted varieties. Appreciated by cherry lovers with small gardens since one tree is 

enough for a good crop. 

# Prunus cerasus 'Bing' 

Bing Sweet Cherry Z:5 � :5m � :3,5m #� 

Bears big dark red cherries with a firm, juicy and sweet burgundy flesh of highest 

quality. Excellent when eaten fresh. Good storage life. Harvest at the end of July. 

Self-sterile, needs cross-pollination from another sweet cherry. 

# Prunus cerasus 'Meteor' (Météor) 

Meteor Sour Cherry Z:3 � :3,5m � :3m #� 

Large, bright red fruit. Skin is clear, light, thin, tender and very attractive. Mildly 

acidic, tart in flavor. Flesh is bright yellow and medium firm. Harvest at the beginning 

of August. Fine for sauces or pies. Very hardy, and a vigorous grower. Self-fertile. 

# Prunus cerasus 'Montmorency' 

Montmorency Tart Cherry Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Vigorous and highly productive. This popular tree bears large, tart red cherry that 

sweetens when fully ripe. Fruit is firm and juicy in early August. One of the best for 

pies. Self-fertile. 


Prunus domestica 'Damas Bleu' (Blue Damson) 

# 

Blue Damson European Plum Z:3 � :3m � :3m #� 

A compact variety that is very hardy and productive. It will give you an abundant crop 

of medium size blue fruits with a sweet flesh around mid-September. Self-fertile but 

benefits from cross- pollination. 

# Prunus domestica 'Italienne' (Italian) 

Italienne European Plum Z:5 � :4m � :4m #� 

A large dark purple plum, almost black, flesh is yellow. Sweet, juicy, good for fresh 

eating, jam and jelly. Outstanding for canning or storage. Ripens approximately last 

week of September. Self-fertile but benefits from cross-pollination with another 

Europeen plum. 

# Prunus domestica 'La Crescent' (Crescent) 

Crescent American Plum Z:3 � :5m � :3m #� 

Fruit is small to medium with yellow, sometimes with a light blush skin. Flesh is 

yellow, sweet, juicy, freestone, and somewhat suggestive of apricots. Vigorous 

grower but only moderately productive. Early August. Eat Fresh, Preserves. Selfsterile. 

# Prunus domestica 'Mirabelle' 

Mirabelle European Plum Z:4 � :4m � :3,5m #� 

Yellow orange fruit with juicy, sweet flesh of excellent quality. Good to eat fresh. 

Ripens at the beginning of September. Self-fertile but benefits from cross-pollination. 

# Prunus domestica 'Mont Royal' 

Mont Royal European Plum Z:3 � :3m � :3,5m #� 

Medium blue fruit with firm, sweet yellow flesh. Freestone type. Excellent to eat fresh 

or for cooking. Harvest in mid-September. Self-fertile but benefits from crosspollination 

with another European plum. 

# Prunus domestica 'Reine Claude' 

Reine Claude European Plum Z:4 � :3,5m � :3,5m #� 

Round yellow fruit with a sweet and juicy yellow flesh. One of the tastiest one for 

fresh eating. Ripens mid-September. Partially self-fertile, cross-pollination with an 

other European plum is suggested. 

# Prunus domestica 'Stanley' 

Stanley European Plum Z:4 � :3m � :3m #� 

Large fruit is dark purple with a tender, sweet yellow flesh that turns amber when 

ready to be picked at the end of September. Freestone. Partially self-fertile, crosspollination 

with another European plum is suggested 

# Prunus domestica 'Toka' 

Toka American Plum Z:3 � :5m � :4m #� 

One of the best pollinators available for other varieties of plum. A medium sized, 

richly flavoured variety with beautiful apricot color. Red skinned fruit is sweet and 

somewhat spicy tasting. Harvest in mid-August. Seil-sterile. 


Prunus americana 'Reliance' 

# 

Reliance Peach Z:5 � :3,5m � :3m #� 

The hardiest peach available. Flesh is bright yellow, rather soft and juicy. Flavour is 

fair. Has a rather dull blush over yellow-green colour. Self-fertile, ripens around end 

of August. 


Prunus salicina 'Brookgold' 2008 

# 

Brookgold Japanese Plum Z:2 � :4m � :3m #� 

Very hardy. Fruit is 3cm with bright gold, orange blush skin and a flesh that is yellow, 

juicy, very sweet. Good for eating fresh and canning. Matures in mid August. 

Freestone. Self-sterile, requires another Japanese Plum as pollinator.


# Prunus salicina 'Burbank' 

Burbank Japanese Plum Z:4 � :6m � :5m #� 

Round dark red fruit with a firm, juicy and sweet yellow flesh. Clingstone plum. Good 

storage life. Harvest around mid-September. Self-sterile, requires another Japanese 

Plum as pollinator. 

# Prunus salicina 'Early Golden' 

Early Golden Japanese Plum Z:4 � :6m � :4m #� 

Very attractive round, golden yellow fruit with a red blush. Juicy, sweet, moderately 

firm flesh. Freestone type. The first Japanese plum to be harvested in mid-August. 

Self-sterile, it requires another Japanese plum as pollinator. 

# Prunus salicina 'Pembina' 

Pembina Plum Z:3 � :5m � :3m #� 

Large oval shaped red plum, with yellow sweet flesh. Excellent for eating and 

cooking.Pollinate with Brookred or Opata 

Pear 

Pyrus communis [4 in/dans 1] 

# 

4 in 1 Pear Z:4 � :4m � :2,5m #� 

Grafted pear with a combination of four varieties. Different harvest periods according 

to the cultivars used. Excellent choice for the pear lover with a small garden because 

one tree is enough for a good harvest. 

# Pyrus communis 'Anjou' 

Anjou Pear Z:5 � :5m � :3,5m #� 

Large, conical, short-necked fruit that is light green with slightly brown russeting. It 

has mild, fine textured white flesh with a delicate aroma. Fruit will store for very long 

periods, and actually improve in quality after a couple of weeks of proper storage. 

Harvest early October. Self-sterile. 

# Pyrus communis 'Bartlett' 

Bartlett Pear Z:5 � :6m � :4m #� 

Large size, golden yellow, wonderful quality. Buttery, juicy, highly flavoured fruit. 

Excellent for eating fresh or canning. Good storage life. Ripens mid-September. Selfsterile, 

cross-pollination with another pear is necessary. 

# Pyrus communis 'Beauté Flamande' (Flemish Beauty) 

Flemish Beauty Pear Z:3 � :7m � :4m #� 

Yellow fruit with pink hues. Firm, buttery and sweet yellow flesh. Harvest at the end 

of September. Storage life up to 3 months. Partially self-fertile, another pear tree 

nearby is recommended to insure cross-pollination. 

# Pyrus communis 'Bosc' 

Bosc Pear Z:5 � :5m � :4m #� 

Distinctive, thick, brown to yellow-brown, non-shiny russet skin. This pear has an 

obvious neck and distinctly crisp-textured flesh. It is used in cooking and baking, as 

well as for eating raw. Ripens beginning of October. Self-sterile, cross pollination 

with another pear is necessary. 

# Pyrus communis 'Clapp' 

Clapp Pear Z:4 � :5m � :3,5m #� 

Lemon yellow pear with bright red cheek. Annual bearer. Fruit fine textured, juicy and 

delicately flavoured. Ripens late August. Best used fresh, stores poorly. Self-sterile, 

needs another pear tree for cross-pollination. 

# Pyrus communis 'Golden Spice' 

Golden Spice Pear Z:3 � :4m � :4m #� 

Very hardy. Fruits are a medium yellow, lightly blushed with dull red. Flesh is tart, 

sweet and aromatic. Good for eating fresh when ripe and for home processing. Does 

not keep well. Harvest in mid-season. Self-sterile, cross-pollination with another pear 

is required . 

# Pyrus communis 'John' 

John Hardy Pear Z:3 � :7m � :4m #� 

Very hardy pear tree. Ripens late September with yellow fruit and juicy and tasty 

yellow flesh. Good for fresh use and cooking. Self-sterile, another pear tree is 

required for cross-pollination. 

# Pyrus communis 'Rescue' 

Rescue Pear Z:5 � :6m � :4m #� 

The large to very large fruit is yellow with a bright red-orange blush and the flesh is 

sweet, smooth and juicy. The tree is upright and vigorous and each year loaded with 

fruit. The fruit matures in September and keeps until December. Its small core makes 

it easy to can. 

Pear 

Pyrus communis 'Philip' 

# 

Philip Hardy Pear Z:3 � :4m � :3m #� 

A very hardy pear with a more vigorous habit. Large greenish yellow fruit, very juicy. 

Ripens late September, good for eating and canning. Self-sterile, another pear tree 

nearby is required for cross-pollination.


Trees 

Maple 

Acer freemanii (x) 'Armstrong' (A. rubrum 'Armstrong') 

Armstrong Maple � Z:4 � :12m � :4m #� � 

# 

A compact, fast growing columnar maple. Green foliage with a silver underneath 

turns yellow orange in the fall. Excellent as a street tree especially in narrow places. 

Shows strong resistance to extreme environmental conditions. 

# Acer freemanii (x) 'Autumn Fantasy' (A. f. 'DTR 102') 

Autumn Fantasy Maple � Z:4 � :15m � :12m #� � 

Broadly oval with outstanding crown development. Known to consistently produce 

excellent, long lasting ruby red fall color, this fast growing red/silver maple hybrid 

thrives under difficult urban conditions. 

# Acer freemanii (x) 'Jeffersred' (A. platanoides 'Autumn 

Autumn Blaze Maple � Z:4 � :15m � :12m #� � 

Excellent selection for fall color, structure, cold hardiness and fast growth. The 

orange-red fall color persists for a long time. It is drought tolerant and is able to grow 

in most soils. This is a seedless variety. 

Maple 

Acer platanoides 

# 

Norway Maple � Z:4 � :15m � :12m #� � 

Handsome rounded head with large deep green leaves turning yellow in fall. Very 

popular for lawn and street planting because it tolerates drought and city conditions 

# Acer platanoides 'Columnare' 

Columnar Norway Maple � Z:3b � :12m � :5m #� � 

Nice dark green foliage. Excellent for street planting, accent and formal effect. The 

most practical of all columnar trees in the northern regions. Generally free of pests, 

disease and wind damage. 

# Acer platanoides 'Conquest' ('Conzam') 2009 

Conquest Norway Maple Z:4b � :9m � :2m #� 

Beautiful specimen that is a sport of Crimson King Maple with a tight, narrow 

columnar form that maintains a dense, compact branching structure as it matures. 

Attractive rich maroon-red spring foliage lightening to a deep green as the season 

progresses. It has bright red fall color. 

# Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' (A. pl. schwedleri 

Crimson King Norway Maple � Z:4 � :10m � :9m #� 

Rich maroon red foliage from spring until the leaves drop in the fall. Straight trunk 

with a well shaped head. Clusters of yellow flowers in April-May. A slow growing tree 

providing dense shade. 

# Acer platanoides 'Crimson Sentry' 

Crimson Sentry Norway Maple Z:4b � :9m � :5m #� 

Dark red-purple leaves turning red, brown and orange in autumn and small clusters 

of red-tinged, yellow spring flowers. This handsome Norway maple makes an 

excellent specimen tree for a medium-sized garden. Narrowly upright in habit, it is 

pollution-tolerant. 

# Acer platanoides 'Deborah' 

Deborah Norway Maple � Z:4b � :15m � :12m #� � 

Rounded to broad-rounded form with a straight leader, brilliant red new growth, 

wrinkled margins, eventually changing to dark green with red tips all summer. Fall 

foliage is gold. Red flowers early spring. 

# Acer platanoides 'Drummondii' 

Harlequin Norway Maple � Z:5 � :10m � :6m #� 

Handsome tree with conspicuous clusters of yellow flowers on bare stems in April 

followed by eye-catching pale green, deeply lobed leaves with a wide cream margin 

turning orange in the fall. Excellent contrast with other trees in front of the house. 

# Acer platanoides 'Emerald Queen' 

Emerald Queen Norway Maple � Z:4 � :15m � :12m #� � 

Rapid grower, straight trunk, good branching tendencies. Dense, dark green foliage 

turns bright yellow in the fall. Does well in urban areas. 

# Acer platanoides 'Globosum' 

Globe Norway Maple � Z:5 � :5m � :6m #� � 

A striking tree for formal situations with short branches forming a dense mop-shaped 

head. The summer dark green leaves become an excellent yellow and orange 

autumn colour. No pruning required to maintain its globe shape. 

# Acer platanoides 'Pond' (EMERALD LUSTRE) 

Emerald Lustre Norway Maple � Z:4 � :14m � :12m #� � 

Combination of excellent branching habit, vigorous growth and hardiness make this 

selection a desirable shade tree. New foliage tipped in red matures to glossy deep 

green with a wavy margin. Yellow fall foliage. 

# Acer platanoides 'Princeton Gold' 

Princeton Gold Norway Maple � Z:4 � :14m � :10m #� 

Very attractive Norway selection with bright golden yellow foliage, especially when 

young, and holds the colour well through the summer months. Will make a stunning 

accent plant in the landscape. 

# Acer platanoides 'Royal Red' 

Royal Red Norway Maple � Z:4 � :10m � :8m #� 

Excellent maroon red foliage all summer. Straight trunk with a well shaped head. A 

slow growing tree providing dense shade. Fall foliage is reddish bronze. Excellent 

choice to add color to the garden. 

Maple 

Acer rubrum 

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Red Maple � Z:3 � :15m � :11m #� � 

Upright shape becoming round with age. This native tree is well adapted to city 

conditions and wet soil. Excellent specimen tree producing red flowers before leaves 

appear. Beautiful fall colors in shades of red to yellow. 

# Acer rubrum 'Autumn Spire' 

Autumn Spire Red Maple Z:3 � :16m � :8m #� � 

A seedless, broadly columnar form of Red Maple that has showy red flowers in 

spring before the green leaves open. It has a consistent brilliant red fall color and is 

very hardy. Superb specimen for the front yard. 

# Acer rubrum 'Northwood' 

Northwood Red Maple � Z:3 � :15m � :10m #� � 

A vigourous native maple with dark green leaves that turn a brilliant orange-red in 

fall. Broad oval shaped head. Selected for its tolerance of harsh winter conditions, 

this is hardiest selection of native red maple. 

# Acer rubrum 'October Glory' 

October Glory Red Maple � Z:5 � :15m � :10m #� � 

Most impressive for the intense crimson red fall color that lasts longer than many 

other red maples. In the spring, red flowers in dense clusters form before the leaves. 

It also tends to hold its lustrous dark green leaves late into fall. 

# Acer rubrum 'Red Sunset' (A. r. Franksred) 

Red Sunset Red Maple � Z:4 � :14m � :10m #� � 

The strong and symmetrical branching pattern develops into a tree with an upright, 

oval shape. Foliage is a very lustrous green in the summer, changing to brilliant 

shades of red and orange-red in the fall. 

# Acer rubrum 'Redpointe' (Frank Jr) 2009 

Redpointe Red Maple � Z:4b � :14m � :9m #� � 

This beautiful hybrid combines an upright pyramidal form with a distinctly straight 

central leader, unusually dark summer foliage, bright red fall color. 

# Acer rubrum 'Sun Valley' 2009 

Sun Valley Red Maple � Z:4 � :14m � :12m #� � 

The green foliage emerges red in spring then turn an outstanding scarlet in the fall. It 

features showy red flowers in early spring followed by red samaras in late spring. 

Excellent variety to choose if your space is limited. 

Maple 

Acer saccharinum (A. dasycarpum) 

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Silver Maple Z:2b :24m � :14m #� � 

Fast growing and graceful form. Irregular oval crown. Green foliage above, silvery 

beneath. Will tolerate extreme conditions. Very hardy native from Canada that 

should be kept to large areas. 

# Acer saccharinum 'Silver Cloud' 

Silver Cloud Maple � Z:3 � :18m � :9m #� � 

A Silver Maple cultivar selected for its extreme cold hardiness, excellent upright 

growth habit and strong central leader. A medium to fast growing tree forming a 

beautiful upright oval dense crown. The foliage is bright green color above, silvery 

below with a 5-lobed, fairly deeply incised form. Fall Foliage is yellow. 

# Acer saccharinum 'Silver Queen' 

Silver Queen Silver Maple � Z:3 � :17m � :13m #� � � 

A seedless cultivar that forms a more dominant central leader, slender branches and 

better crotch angles. Bright green leaves with lower leaf surfaces silvery turning to 

yellow in fall. Greenish yellow flowers early spring. One of the fastest growing tree. 

Maple 

Acer saccharum 

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Sugar Maple � 

Z:3 � :25m � :18m #� � 

Canada's native tree known for its brilliant fall colour and for the maple syrup it yields 

in the spring. Slow growing, recommended for spacious areas.


Maple 

Acer tataricum 'Flame' (A. ginnala 'Flame') 

Flame Amur Maple � Z:2b � � 

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:5m :3m #� � 

Compact form with lustrous green leaves and bright red new growth. Fragrant white 

flowers in May followed by vivid red samaras. Explodes with crimson red colour in 

the fall. Excellent choice for the creation of large hedges or for screens. 

# Acer tataricum ginnala (A. ginnala) 

Amur Maple Std � Z:2 � :7m � :6m #� � 

Small globular and compact tree. The dark green foliage turns a flaming reddish 

purple in the fall. Fragrant white flowers followed by brilliant red winged seeds in 

summer. Adaptable to dry soils and cold winters. Great selection for the small 

garden. 

Horse chestnut 

Aesculus glabra 

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Ohio Buckeye Z:3 � :10m � :7m #� � 

The palmate compound leaves are unusual and attractive, especially in the late 

season when the fall color is shades of yellow, orange and red. Greenish-yellow 

flowers are produced on large panicles in spring followed by large light brown fruit 

capsules. 

Horse chestnut 

Aesculus hippocastanum 

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Common Horsechestnut Z:4 � :16m � :12m #� 

Broad globular habit. Long clusters of white flowers with a bright red center in late 

May followed by an abundance of chestnuts in October. Dense foliage is excellent 

for shade. Golden fall color. Suitable for city conditions in large landscapes. 

Serviceberry / Juneberry 

Amelanchier 'Autumn Brilliance' (A. lamarckii 'A. B.') 

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry � Z:3 � � :4m 

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:6m #� � 

Heavy stems covered with white blossoms in spring followed by showy purplishblack, 

sweet fruit. Holds bluish leaves well for brilliant orange fall color. Moderate 

spreading branches with light grey bark and interesting branch pattern. Resists ice 

breakage. 

# Amelanchier ovalis 'Pumila' 

Dwarf Garden Serviceberry � Z:3 � :1,5m � :1m #� � 

Early spring, before the leaves, it bears masses of star-like white flowers that give 

way to edible violet red berries. These berries also attract birds. The green foliage 

with a gray underneath turns a vibrant orange yellow in the fall. Excellent choice for 

the small garden or in a patio container. 


Amelanchier canadensis 

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Shadblow Serviceberry Z:4 � :7m � :4m #� � 

Small tree known for its masses of white flowers in May, green foliage turning a 

brilliant orange red in fall and small, edible purple fruits in July that will attract birds. 

Adaptable to many conditions. Excellent choice for the small garden. 

# Amelanchier canadensis 'Ballerina' (A. laevis 

Ballerina Downy Serviceberry � Z:3b � :6m � :4m #� � 

Upright plant with good branching. Clusters of large white flowers appearing before 

the green foliage in May. Splendid orange red color in October. Small purple edible 

berries in July that attract birds also. 


Amelanchier laevis 

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Alleghany Serviceberry Z:3b � :8m � :5m #� � � 

Covered with masses of white flowers in early Spring, before the leaves. Red 

berries, becoming purple red in late June. Red-green foliage, grey-blue in summer 

and red-orange in fall. 

Birch 

Betula 'Royal Frost' 

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Royal Frost Birch Z:3 � :10m � :5m #� 

Glossy burgundy red foliage holds well through the summer. Pyramidal form with 

yellow-orange to red fall colors. Attractive creamy white exfoliating bark with 

cinnamon hues. A very good colour when contrast is needed in the landscape. 

Birch 

Betula nigra 'Heritage' (B. n. 'Cully') 

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Heritage River Birch Z:4b � :13m � :10m #� � 

Broadly pyramidal tree, often multi-stem, has large, glossy, light green leaves and 

golden yellow fall color. Resistant to the bronze birch borer. Tan to creamy white 

bark, exfoliating in thin strips. A superior landscape tree for many situations. 

Birch 

Betula papyrifera 

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Paper Birch � Z:2 � :14m � :10m #� 

Loose pyramidal form becoming oval, rounded with age. Paper-thin, creamy white 

bark exfoliates to provide a nice look all year around. Green foliage turns a bright 

yellow in the fall. Adapts to the colder climates and a wide variety of soils. 

Birch 

Betula pendula 'Laciniata' (Gracilis) 

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Cut Leaf Weeping Birch Z:3 � :11m � :8m #� 

Its slender graceful branches with soft green cut leaf leaves makes this a very 

attractive tree for the front lawn or the medium size garden.Yellow colour in the fall. 

Bark becomes white with age. 

# Betula pendula 'Youngii' 

Young's Weeping Birch � Z:2 � :5m � :6m #� 

Irregular weeping form with fine dark green foliage on cascading branches. Has the 

typical white exfoliating bark of the other white birches. Interesting weeping addition 

for the small yard or as a specimen. 

Birch 

Betula utilis jacquemontii 

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Himalayan White Birch Z:4 � :12m � :9m #� 

Whitest bark of all birches! Its trunk seems to almost glow when planted amongst 

darker foliaged plants. Its thick leathery foliage shows some resistance to birch leaf 

miner. The glossy green leaves turn yellow in the fall. 


Caragana arborescens 'Lorbergii' 

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Cut Leaf Peashrub STD Z:2b � :3,5m � :2,5m #� 

Top grafted, upright fern leaf peashrub with yellow pea-like flowers. Gracious habit 

with its arched branches. Very hardy, drought resistant. 

# Caragana arborescens 'Pendula' 

Weeping Peashrub Std Z:2 � :2m � :1,5m #� 

Graceful small accent tree with weeping branches creating a cascading effect. 

Yellow flowers appear in May. Makes an excellent specimen in the landscape. 

Extremely hardy and tolerant of poor soils and drought. 

# Caragana arborescens 'Walker' 

Walker Weeping Peashrub STD Z:2 � :1,75m � :1m #� 

Weeping form with cut leaf fern like foliage reaching the ground. Bright yellow pealike 

flowers in the spring. Small ornamental tree with an extremely gracious 

appearance. Ideal for small gardens. 


Caragana rosea 

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Red Flower Peashrub Std Z:2 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� 

Low mounding shrub on stem. Single blooms have yellow petals which become 

tinged with red, then turn completely deep red with age. Tolerates dry conditions. 

Hornbeam 

Carpinus betulus 'Frans Fontaine' 

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Frans Font. Columnar Hornbeam Z:5 � :10m � :4m #� 

This selection has a tight, very narrow habit of growth and deeply veined, dark green 

foliage which turns rich mustard-yellow in autumn. Excellent for wildlife gardens. 

Suitable for most soils. 

Catalpa / Shawnee wood 

Catalpa bignonioides 'Nana' (C. bungei HORT.) 

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Umbrella Catalpa Z:5 � :4m � :4m #� 

A dwarf, bushy form top-grafted to produce a dense mushroom or globe shape. 

Large heart- shaped leaves. Ideal for the small front yard. Slow to leaf out. 

Catalpa / Shawnee wood 

Catalpa speciosa 

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Northern Catalpa Z:5 � :15m � :10m #� � 

A fast grower. Upright form with large heart shaped green leaves. Large panicles of 

white flowers at the end of June beginning of July followed by long seed pods. 

Tolerant of most soils. 

Hackberry 

Celtis occidentalis 

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Common Hackberry � 

Z:3 � :15m � :12m #� � 

A large Canadian native tree widely planted for its tolerance to disease and 

unfavourable sites. Bark is corky and rough. Greenish flowers followed by deep 

purple berries. Golden yellow fall colour.


Katsura tree 

Cercidiphyllum japonicum 

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Katsura Tree Z:5 � :15m � :8m #� 

Unique tree knowned for its dark blue-green, heart-shaped, candy-scented foliage 

that becomes yellow to scarlet in autumn. The red flowers are discreet and appear 

early spring. Upright and pyramidal habit when young, it becomes rounded with age 

Redbud / Judas tree 

Cercis canadensis 'Covey' (Lavender Twist) 

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Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud Z:5 � :2,5m � :2m #� 

Dense and strong weeping habit. Its branches will loop and twist and forming an 

amazing sight. The plant is vigorous, its heart-shaped leaves are larger than normal, 

and it will flower heavily in spring with lavender flowers. 

Dogwood STD 

Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' (C. a. argenteomarginata) 

Silverleaf Dogwood Std � Z:2 � � :2,5m 

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:2,5m #� � � 

Tree form with green and white foliage in summer giving way to dark red branches in 

winter. Yellowish flowers in May followed by white berries that attract birds. Leaves 

turn red in the fall. Ideal for the small garden. 

Dogwood STD 

Cornus alternifolia 

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Pagoda Dogwood � Z:3b � :5m � :5m #� � � 

Canada's native shrub with attractive horizontal branches and striped bark on older 

shrubs. Green-white flowers in June, and black berries in September which attract 

birds. 

Hazel / Corkscrew Hazel 

Cotoneaster apiculatus (apiculata) 

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Cranberry Cotoneaster Std Z:4b � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Grafted shrub with stiffly arching branches. Small pinkish flowers in late spring give 

way to red berries which mature in late summer and persist into winter. Glossy green 

leaves turn attractive shades of purple, red and bronze in autumn. 

Hawthorn 

Crataegus crus-galli 'Inermis' 

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Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn Z:4 � :6m � :6m #� 

Small ornamental tree with glossy dark green foliage that becomes orange in the fall. 

Thornless, spreading branches and abundant white flowers in June, followed by 

small, bright red fruit in September. Drought and disease resistant. 

Hawthorn 

Crataegus mordenensis 'Snowbird' 

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Snowbird Hawthorn Z:3 :5m � :5m #� 

Fragrant, large double white flowers. Glossy foliage not subject to leaf spot 

defoliation in summer. Red fruits attracting birds. Interesting twisted trunk is an 

added feature. 

# Crataegus mordenensis 'Toba' 

Toba Hawthorn � Z:3 � :5m � :3m #� 

Fragrant, large double white flowers turning to pink followed by red fruits attracting 

birds. The glossy foliage is not subject to leaf spot defoliation in summer. Interesting 

twisted trunk is an added feature. 

Euonymus STD 

Euonymus alatus 'Compactus' 

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Dwarf Burning Bush Std Z:2b � :1,75m � :1,5m #� � � 

Excellent top grafted hardy accent plant. Globular habit with nice corky winged 

branches The dark green foliage turns a beautiful furnace red in the fall. Reddish 

pink fruit with an orange seed add to the beauty. 

Ash 

Fraxinus 'Northern Gem' 

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Northern Gem Ash Z:3 � :12m � :9m #� 

This tree makes a fine shade tree with its round to broad oval form, excellent foliage 

and his vigorous growth rate. Green foliage during spring, summer turning pale 

yellow, orange in fall. Disease resistant and almost seedless. 

# Fraxinus 'Northern Treasure' 

Northern Treasure Ash Z:3 � :13m � :8m #� 

Hardy and disease resistant with glossy green foliage that turn orange yellow in the 

fall. Strong leader and upright growth. When established, the shape is similar to a 

palm tree. Bears hardly any fruits. Excellent front lawn specimen. 

Ash 

Fraxinus americana 'Autumn Purple' (F. a. 'Junginger') 

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Autumn Purple White Ash Z:4 � :16m � :10m #� 

Has glossy deep green leaves in summer, turning a handsome reddish purple in fall. 

A male clone, so no seed is produced. Has pyramidal rounded form. Excellent 

choice for street planting. Fast grower. 

Ash 

Fraxinus angustifolia 'Raywood' (F. a. 'Flame'; F. a. 

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Raywood Ash Z:5 � :10m � :5m #� 

A tall hardy deciduous tree. Perhaps the most striking of all ash trees. Rounded 

canopy of lustrous, dark green leaves in summer turning to shining plum-purple in 

autumn. Good drought tolerance makes it a good choice for street planting. 

Ash 

Fraxinus nigra 'Fallgold' 

# 

Fallgold Black Ash Z:3b � :16m � :7m #� 

Tree form is upright oval. The attractive golden yellow fall color is retained well into 

autumn. Adaptable to wide range of soil conditions. Hardy and seedless. 

Ash 

Fraxinus pennsylvanica 

# 

Green Ash � Z:2b � :17m � :9m #� 

Broadly oval to round shape. Dense green foliage turning yellow in the fall. Very 

hardy and salt tolerant. Recommended for street planting to replace the American 

Elm. Native of Canada. 

# Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Marshall Seedless' 

Marshall's Seedless Green Ash Z:4 � :15m � :8m #� 

A selection of green ash with a broad pyramidal growth form, this male clone is a 

seedless tree. The glossy green foliage turns bright yellow in the fall. Tolerates harsh 

urban conditions. 

# Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Patmore' 

Patmore Green Ash � Z:2 � :15m � :8m #� 

A seedless variety with an erect trunk and bright golden yellow fall colour. The 

foliage is shiny green and holds well into the fall where it becomes yellow. Excellent 

street tree. Fast grower. Without fruit. 

# Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Summit' 

Summit Green Ash � Z:3b � :14m � :8m #� 

A vigorous growing selection of Green Ash that features a very straight trunk and is 

uniformly upright in habit. Tends to color early in the fall. Seedless. Very hardy. Fall 

foliage is golden yellow. 

Maidenhair tree 

Ginkgo biloba 

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Maidenhair Tree Z:4 � :15m � :7m #� � 

Pyramidal habit spreading out with age. Strait stem with corky bark becoming 

corrugated. Thick, fan-shaped green leaves becoming bright golden yellow in the 

fall. Insects, disease and pollution resistant. Excellent longevity. 

# Ginkgo biloba 'Pendula' 

Weeping Maidenhair Tree Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

Beautiful weeping standard, distinctive fan shaped leaves. Spectacular gold fall 

colour. A unique specimen in the small garden. Disease and insects resistant. 

# Ginkgo biloba 'Princeton Sentry' 

Princeton Sentry Maidenhair Tree Z:4 � :12m � :5m #� � 

Narrow columnar habit with short, upright branches. Fan-shaped, thick green foliage 

turns bright yellow in the fall. Insect, disease and pollution resistant. Excellent choice 

for the small area or the small front yard. 

Locust / Honey-Locust 

Gleditsia triacanthos 'Emerald Cascade' (Emerald 

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Emerald Kascade Honey-Locust Z:4 � :4m � :3m #� 

A striking, weeping selection of honeylocust. Features rich, dark emerald green 

foliage gracefully held on arching branches. Bright yellow color. Great centerpiece in 

any medium size garden. Thornless selection. 

# Gleditsia triacanthos 'Skyline' 

Skyline Honey-Locust Z:4 � :13m � :9m #� 

The fern-like, bright green foliage turns golden yellow in fall. Stately in form with 

sturdy trunk and strong branching. Provide a light shade. Fast grower. Adapts 

quickly to city conditions.


# Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' 

Sunburst Honey-Locust Z:4 � :12m � :10m #� 

Bright golden foliage on the branch tips, keeps this beautiful appearance up to the 

mid-July where it turns medium green. Stately in form with broad pyramidal head. 

Makes an excellent accent tree. 

Kentucky coffee tree / Soa 

Gymnocladus dioica (G. dioicus) 

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Kentucky Coffee Tree Z:4 � :20m � :14m #� 

Open, spreading shape. Most picturesque, particularly during the winter with its 

stubby twigs and deeply furrowed and dark brown bark. Compound bluish-green 

leaves give a filtered shade. Fall color is yellow turning to orange. It adapts well to 

urban conditions. 

Rose of Sharon STD 

Hibiscus syriacus 'Lucy' 

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Lucy Rose of Sharon Std Z:5 � :3,5m � :2m #� 

Small tree that is a vigorous and erect. It has a long, mid-summer to mid-fall bloom 

period and offer a continuous show of large double red flowers. This plant is very 

tolerant of summer heat and humidity. 

# Hibiscus syriacus 'Oiseau Bleu' (H. s. 'Blue Bird') 

Blue Bird Rose of Sharon Std Z:5b � :2,5m � :1,5m #� 

Abundant blooms of brightly collared, exotic-looking flowers in late summer. Large, 

single violet blue flower with dark red feathered center. 

Hydrangea STD 

Hydrangea paniculata 'Bulk' (Quick Fire) 

# 

Quick Fire Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :2m � :1,25m #� � 

A breakthrough plant that blooms more than a month earlier than other varieties. It 

emerge white in early June, then turns to a rich deep pink (almost red) before other 

cultivars. In the fall, the flower panicles are very dark pink. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Grandiflora' 

Pee Gee Hydrangea Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

Huge cone shaped panicles of white florets are held atop the shrub which is trained 

on it's own stem. Flowers turn from white to pink to bronze. Flower heads dry easily 

when cut and can be use in winter arrangements. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' 2008 

Limelight Pee Gee Hydrangea Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� � 

A new Hydrangea with exquisite bright lime green flowers. The colour is 

breathtakingly beautiful and adds much needed colour to the late summer 

landscape. Excellent vigour and floriferous blooming. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Phantom' 2010 

Phantom Pee Gee Hydrangea Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� � 

Small tree with the largest flower heads of all the family. Starting creamy-white in late 

summer, the huge conical panicles, made up mainly of sterile florets, change to soft 

pink as the season progresses. Excellent choice for cut flower 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Pink Diamond' 

Pink Diamond Hydrangea Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� � 

Small tree bearing large, solid heads blooms freely in July and August. Flowers open 

a creamy white and transform into deep pink-burgundy colour as it matures. Nice 

accent for the small garden. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Snow Mountain' 

Snow Mountain Hydrangea Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� � 

The glossy leaves and early July bloom time set this tree apart from the other 

paniculatas. The Snow Mountain blooms are bigger and fuller than the older Kyushu 

variety. This tree can take the heat of the summers better than the rest. 

# Hydrangea paniculata 'Unique' 

Unique Hydrangea Std Z:4 � :2,5m � :2m #� � 

An early blooming selection of Pee Gee with enormous flowers. Blooms turn pink 

with age. Green foliage contrasts with the red twigs. Ideal for the small border or the 

backyard. 

Walnut 

Juglans cinerea 

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Butternut Z:3b � :16m � :14m #� 

A slow growing native tree with a rounded growth habit and light green leaves. Gray 

deeply fissured bark. The catkins are followed by black edible nuts. Useful for large 

areas and parks. 

Walnut 

Juglans nigra 

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Black Walnut Z:4 � :24m � :18m #� 

This native tree forms an oval rounded head with a long, deeply grooved straight 

trunk. Green foliage, similar to fern, is fragrant when crushed. Yellow catkins are 

followed by delicious brown nuts. 

Tulip tree 

Liriodendron tulipifera 

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Tulip Tree Z:5 � :10m � :7m #� 

Magnificent pyramidal tree for lawn or park. Thick and glossy fiddle-shaped foliage 

turns yellow in fall. Showy tulip like flowers in June on older tree. 

Chinese Yellow Wood 

Maackia amurensis 

# 

Chinese Yellow Wood Z:4b � :8m � :6m #� 

Open, rounded head with a bronze-colored bark peeling with maturity. Beautiful July 

display of white flowers on stiff, erect, upright and dense racemes with a different 

fragrance. Spring flush is wonderful light green with foliage remaining rich green 

through summer 

Crab apple / Crab 

Malus 'Brandywine' (BRANZAM) 

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Brandywine Crab Apple Z:3 � :5m � :4m #� 

Large green leaves with a distinct burgundy overcast. In the spring the tree is 

covered with fragrant, double pink flowers giving an appearance of being draped in 

rosebuds. Has large yellow fruit. Disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Candided Apple' (Weepcanzam) 

Candied Apple Crab Apple � Z:4 � :4m � :5m #� 

One of the best crab apple to bring a different look to the garden with its horizontal 

branching in an irregular pattern. Deep pink flowers in spring with persistant cherryred 

fruits in the fall that attract birds. The dark green foliage that is very disease 

resistant. 

# Malus 'Coralcole' (CORALBURST) 

Coralburst Crab Apple Z:3 � :3m � :3,5m #� 

A compact, dense round head with dark green foliage. Coral pink buds open to 

fragrant, double rose colored flowers. Fruit is bronze colored. Disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Dolgo' 

Dolgo Crab Apple � Z:3 � :7m � :4m #� 

Blooms early with white fragrant flowers. Very ornamental with its dark green foliage. 

Brilliant crimson fruits make wonderful jelly of fine flavour and colour. One of the 

most disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Dream Weaver' 

Dream Weaver Crab Apple � Z:5 � :3m � :1m #� 

A feature tree that's a good fit for smaller yards. It features contrasting pink blossoms 

on purple foliage. 

# Malus 'Echtermeyer' (M. 'Oekonomierat Echtermeyer') 

Echtermeyer Weeping Crab Apple � Z:4 � :5m � :3m #� 

Weeping form that can easily be maintained to any height since it grows in a 

succession of weeping leaders. Bronzy green foliage. Large purple red flowers all 

along its weeping branches. Medium sized 1 inch red fruits are attractive. 

# Malus 'Harvest Gold' (Hargozam) 

Harvest Gold Crab Apple � Z:4 � :6m � :5m #� 

This hardy ornamental tree is covered with white blooms, one week later than the 

other crab apple. Small yellow fruit appear in fall. Glossy dark green foliage that is 

resistant to many pests and diseases. 

# Malus 'Hopa' 

Hopa Crab Apple � Z:2b � :7m � :7m #� 

Very hardy ornamental tree is covered with large rose pink and white flowers. Bright 

red fruit makes a fine jelly. 

# Malus 'Lollizam' (Lollipop) 

Lollipop Crab Apple Std � Z:4 � :2,5m � :2,5m #� 

Attractive red buds, opening to white flowers in late May. Very decorative globular 

shaped with miniature golden fruits. Ideal in small garden. Disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Makamik' 

Makamik Crab Apple � 

Z:2b � :7m � :6m #� 

Large rosey-red flowers expand from dark red buds. Masses of purple-red fruits 

produced in fall and persist into winter. Purple foliage turns bronzy green in summer 

and red in the fall. Hardy and resistant to scab.


# Malus 'Profusion' 

Profusion Crab Apple � Z:4 � :6m � :5m #� 

This rounded ornamental tree has fragrant, single deep red to dark pink flowers in 

the spring. It yields small red apples in the fall. Foliage starts violet red then turns 

bronzy in summer and deep red in the fall. 

# Malus 'Red Jade' 

Red Jade Weeping Crab Apple � Z:3 � :3m � :4m #� 

Decorative and graceful weeping form with a vivid green foliage. Buds are pink 

opening to single blush white followed by cherry red glossy fruits that persist well into 

fall. Best as a solitary specimen. 

# Malus 'Royal Beauty' 

Royal Beauty Weeping Crab Apple � Z:2b � :3m � :2m #� 

This narrow spreading tree catches the eye through the seasons. Weeping, reddish 

foliage with very deep pink flowers in the spring. Dark red fruits appear in the fall. 

Excellent specimen plant. Disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Royalty' 

Royalty Crab Apple � Z:2b � :5m � :4m #� 

New growth red turning purple with green under cast. Orange-red fall color. Leaves 

have a bright varnished appearance. Masses of deep pink flower buds opening to 

single, bright red flowers in May. Red fruits attract birds from August till March. 

# Malus 'Rudolph' 

Rudolph Crab Apple � Z:2 � :7m � :5m #� 

Clear red flowers in spring with glossy bronze foliage will make this a bright addition 

to your landscape. Fruits look like cherries and stay on in the fall. Very hardy and 

disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Selkirk' 

Selkirk Crab Apple � Z:2 � :6m � :7m #� 

Hardy, vigorous grower with a vase-shaped habit. Glossy foliage, red at first then 

turning bronze-green in summer anr orange in the fall. Large pink flowers give way to 

ornamental red fruits. 

# Malus 'Sir Lancelot' 

Sir Lancelot Crab Apple Std � Z:3 � :2,5m � :2m #� 

This compact, upright crab apple is covered with snowy white blooms in spring and 

crisp green foliage throughout the summer. Fall shows gold foliage giving way to a 

golden veil of fruit. An excellent choice for small areas. Disease resistant. 

# Malus 'Snowdrift' 

Snowdrift Crab Apple � Z:4 � :6m � :6m #� 

Outstanding in bloom when the pink buds open to white fragrant flowers creating a 

nice contrast with its glossy green foliage. Upright, spreading, becoming broadly oval 

as it grows older. Tiny orange fruits persisting until after leaves drop. Disease 

resistant. 

# Malus 'Spring Snow' 

Spring Snow Crab Apple Z:3 � :8m � :6m #� 

Featuring pure fragrant white flowers but no fruit, this is the crab apple to use in 

locations such as patios and courtyards where fruit would be objectionable. Beautiful 

glossy green foliage. It flowers well on an annual basis. 

# Malus 'Thunderchild' 

Thunderchild Crab Apple � Z:3 � :6m � :5m #� 

Delicate pink blossoms turn white with age. The leaves are deep purple and turn 

bronze in the fall. The fruit is small and dark red. A compact tree with an upright 

spreading habit. Hardy and very resistant to fire-blight. 

# Malus 'Van Eseltine' 2010 

Van Eseltine Columnar Crab Apple � Z:4 � :6m � :2,5m #� � 

Columnar shape useful in a confined space. It produces profusion of scarlet red 

spherical buds on long stalks which open to fragrant, semi double and double pink 

flowers with yellow stamens. Fruits are small ornamental red-flushed yellow apples. 

# Malus 'Wintergold' (M. Winter Gold) 

Wintergold Crab Apple � Z:4 � :7m � :6m #� 

Very nice specimen with a broad pyramidal habit. Pink flower buds appear late in the 

season and give way to beautiful white blooms. The glossy green foliage turns bright 

yellow in the fall and contrasts with the orange-yellow fruits. Disease resistant. 


Malus baccata 'Rosthern' 

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Rosthern Columnar Crab Apple � Z:2 � :6m � :2m #� 

Upright, narrow tree with white, fragrant flowers in spring that are followed by yellow 

scarlet fruit. Nice feature tree to use where space is limited. Fireblight resistant. 


Malus toringo 'Tina' (M. sargentii 'Tina') 

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Dwarf Tina Crab Apple Std Z:4 :2m � :2,5m #� 

Dwarf Sargent type with pink to red buds opening into fragrant white flowers that are 

followed by tiny red crab apples. Disease resistant foliage. Highly ornamental small 

tree for limited spaces. 

Mulberry Std 

Morus alba 'Chaparral' 

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Fruitless Weeping Mulberry Z:4b � :3,5m � :3,5m #� 

A vigorous small growing tree with cascading slender branches that create an 

attractive appearance. The glossy green leaves turn yellow in fall. Sterile, it 

produces no fruit and can be used near the driveways and patios. 

# Morus alba 'Pendula' 

Weeping Mulberry � Z:4b � :2,5m � :2m #� 

Grafted shrub with long, pendulous branches and large, shinny green leaves that 

turn yellow in the fall. Greenish flowers give way to pink-white fruits that mature to 

violet blue. Excellent choice for an accent. 

Ironwood / Hop hornbeam 

Ostrya virginiana 

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Eastern Hophornbeam Z:3 � :12m � :7m #� � � 

A hardy medium-sized tree. Slender, spreading branches. Hop like fruits add interest 

in late summer and the persistent brown leaves add winter interest. Good for street 

or lawn. Useful in dry locations. 

Cork tree 

Phellodendron amurense 

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Amur Cork Tree Z:3b � :10m � :11m #� 

Large, rounded tree with a spreading habit. Deep lustrous green leaves in summer 

turning yellow in the fall. Bark is gray-brown and has a ridged and furrowed cork-like 

pattern in old age. Highly tolerant of city conditions. Disease resistant. 

Ninebark 

Physocarpus opulifolius 'Seward' ('Summer Wine') 2008 

Summer Wine Ninebark Std � Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,25m #� 

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On stem. Compact branching and fine, deeply cut foliage set this small tree apart. 

Purplish foliage provides a nice background for the pinkish-white balls of flowers in 

June. Unique tree form also has interesting bark and a burgundy to orange fall 

colour. 

Poplar / Aspen 

Populus hybrid 

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Hybrid Popular Z:3 � :20m � :8m #� � 

Fast growing, steril popular (no seeds), ideal for windbreaks and screens. 


Populus canadensis 'Prairie Sky' 

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Prairie Sky Poplar Z:3 � :20m � :3m #� 

Extremely cold hardy seedless cultivar with excellent form and disease resistance. 

This fast growing tree is excellent for hedges and shelterbelt plantings due to dense 

crown. Nice glossy green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Drought tolerant. COPF 


Populus canescens (x) 'Tower' 

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Tower Poplar Z:3 � :12m � :3m #� 

Fast growing columnar tree. Green foliage with white underside turns shades of 

yellow to orange in autumn. Low branching tree excellent for screens, hedges and 

shelterbelts. Seedless variety wit a good disease resistance. 


Populus nigra 'Afghanica' (P. n. var. thevestina) 

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Theves Poplar Z:3 � :18m � :4m #� 

Columnar or spire-like form, fast growing and good disease resistance. The bark of 

older trunks is nearly white. Deep green leaves turn golden yellow in the fall. Very 

hardy and longer life than other species of the family. 


Populus tremula 'Erecta' 

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Columnar Swedish Poplar Z:3 � :12m � :2m #� 

Vigorously growing, very hardy variety with compact, columnar habit. New foliage 

starts off orange then turns shiny green. Upper branches are uniquely twisted. 

Beautiful shades of yellow, orange and red fall colour.



Prunus 'Snow Fountains' (Snofozam) 

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Snow Fountains Weeping Cherry Z:4 � :2,5m � :1,75m #� 

Small graceful weeping form bearing a fragrant cascade of white blossoms in the 

spring. It has a very refined look through the season, with petite, dark green leaves 

that become golden with orange highlights in the fall. Some black fruits in the fall. 


Prunus cerasifera 'Newport' 

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Newport Plum Z:4 � :5m � :5m #� 

A superior ornamental tree with its beautiful purple-red foliage with bright red tips all 

summer long, reddish color in fall. It produces fragrant light pink flowers. Upright 

spreading, broadly oval to rounded. 


Prunus cistena 

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Purpleleaf Sandcherry Std Z:3 � :2,5m � :1,5m #� 

A slow-growing, upright, deciduous tree with oval, red-purple leaves that are bright 

red when young. Solitary, bowl-shaped,fragrant white flowers appear mid-spring, 

followed by spherical, cherry-like, dark purple fruit. 


Prunus padus 'Colorata' 

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Colorata European Birdcherry Z:2 :10m � :6m #� 

One of the first trees to leaf out in spring. Purple foliage turns green with a greyish 

underneath in summer. Dark pink buds changing to fragrant pink flowers in spring. 

Small black fruits attract birds. 


Prunus triloba (plena) (Multiplex) 

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Flowering Almond Std Z:3 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

Small globular shrub grafted on a stem. Showy double pink flowers before the leaves 

in early spring makes this an excellent accent plant. Green foliage turns yellow in the 

fall. 


Prunus virginiana 'Canada Red' 

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Canada Red Chokeberry Z:2 :7m � :5m #� 

It is a hardy pyramidal deciduous tree with foliage that emerges green but turns 

reddish purple with age. It has clusters of white flowers in the spring. The fruit are 

red at first but turn black with maturity. In the fall it turns orange and red. 

# Prunus virginiana 'Midnight' 2008 

Midnight Chokeberry � Z:3 � :6m � :5m #� 

A handsome, non-suckering tree with a oval rounded form. The green leaves turn a 

colourful purple in summer and add interest to any landscape. Fragrant blossoms 

followed by dark, glossy berries. Very hardy and dependable. 

# Prunus virginiana 'Shubert' 

Shubert Chokeberry � Z:2 � :7m � :6m #� 

Purple-red foliage. New growth green, turning red as leaves mature. Very hardy. Fall 

foliage red to reddish purple. Fragrant white flowers give way to edible black fruits 

that attract birds. Very useful accent tree. 

# Prunus virginiana 'Spur' 2008 

Spur Shubert Chokeberry � Z:3 � :6m � :3,5m #� 

Uniform habit and medium growth rate. The green foliage turns a beautiful dark red 

at the beginning of summer. The clusters of white flowers give way to big dark fruits 

that attract birds. Excellent choice for the small residential landscapes as an accent. 

Pear / Ornamental Pear 

Pyrus calleryana 'Capital' 2009 

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Capital Ornamental Pear Z:4b � :10m � :3,5m #� 

This fast growing deciduous tree is hardy and the narrowest of the ornamental pears. 

Heavily-flowered in spring, with excellent glossy summer foliage, and burgundy to 

scarlet autumn foliage colour. It is very well suited to sites where space is limited. 

# Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' 

Chanticleer Ornamental Pear Z:4b � :8m � :4m #� 

Masses of white flowers cover the whole plant in the spring. Beautiful dark green 

glossy foliage in summer and spectacular purple red fall color. Hardy and pollution 

tolerant. 

Oak 

Quercus warei 'Long' (Q. Regal Prince) 2007 

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Regal Prince Oak Z:4 � :15m � :5m #� 

Fastigiate, vigorous grower. The foliage is handsome all season with a silvery lower 

surface and a yellow-brown fall colour. Tolerant of a wide range of conditions and is 

highly resistant to powdery mildew and borers. 

Oak 

Quercus alba 

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White Oak � Z:4 � :24m � :24m #� 

Strong, disease resistant and drought tolerant. Bright green foliage above, whitish or 

grayish-green beneath; turning red or brown in fall, often remaining attached in 

winter. Canadian native. 

Oak 

Quercus macrocarpa 

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Bur Oak Z:2b � :20m � :17m #� 

Hardy Canadian native oak. Unusual branching characteristics and corky twigs. 

Dark green with a grey underneath glossy foliage turns orange-yellow in the fall. The 

greenish catkins in the spring are followed by huge edible nuts. 

Oak 

Quercus palustris 

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Pin Oak � Z:4 � :15m � :8m #� 

The leaves are many-lobed and sharply pointed. Dark green, glossy foliage turning 

scarlet red in the fall with few hanging onto the tree in winter. A rapid growing oak 

used as a boulevard tree or as a specimen tree in the landscape. 

Oak 

Quercus robur 'Crimschmidt' (Q.'Crimson Spire') 2008 

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Crimson Spire English Oak Z:4b � :15m � :5m #� 

A columnar, tightly fastigiate hybrid with dark green to bluish green mildew resistant 

foliage and reddish to crimson fall color. Foliage remains on the tree most of the 

winter. The growth is fast and compact. 

# Quercus robur 'Fastigiata' (SKYROCKET) 

Pyramidal English Oak Z:4b � :12m � :3m #� 

Long living columnar tree. The dark green leaves turn to bronze in fall and stays on 

the tree for most of the winter. An excellent choice for small spaces where height is 

required. 

Oak 

Quercus rubra (Q. borealis; Q. borealis var. maxima) 

Red Oak � Z:3 � :20m � :17m #� 

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Pyramidal habit with horizontal branching. Lobed and deeply cut leaves. Dark green 

glossy foliage turns deep red in the fall. Yellow catkins in the spring are followed by 

brown nuts in the fall. Canadian native with a fast and vigorous growth. 

Locust 

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Lace Lady' (TWISTY BABY) 

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Twisty Baby Black Locust Z:4 � :3,5m � :2,5m #� 

Irregular, artistic form that is interesting in summer and winter with its twisted 

branches and foliage. Leaves are pale green to medium green in summer. White 

flowers in the spring. A dwarf tree that is drought tolerant, ideal as a patio tree. 

# Robinia pseudoacacia 'Purple Robe' 

Purple Robe Black Locust Z:4a � :15m � :9m #� 

A beautiful globe Locust with dark rose-pink flowers. Foliage emerges a bronzy-red 

before turning a bronzy green for the summer. Blooms over a longer period of time. 

Drought tolerant. 

Willow 

Salix 'Prairie Cascade' 

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Prairie Cascade Weeping Willow Z:3 � :13m � :10m #� 

Hardy tree with a graceful weeping habit. Stems are golden and of interest in winter. 

Foliage is very glossy, green on upper surface, lighter beneath with a bright yellow to 

golden yellow fall color. Recommended for large areas. 

Willow 

Salix caprea 'Weeping Sally' (pendula) 

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Weeping Pussy Willow Z:4 � :2m � :1,5m #� 

Small weeping attractive tree with silvery catkins in April that are splendid for indoor 

arrangements. Dark green foliage with greyish underneath. Use as an accent or 

specimen plant for confined areas.


Willow 

Salix integra 'Hakuro-nishiki' 

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Hakuro Nishiki Willow Std Z:4 � :3m � :3m #� � 

Striking pink, green and white foliage throughout the growing season. Slender 

branches always sway in the breeze and turn coral to red in the winter. Older 

branches are orange and green. An annual light pruning encourage variegation. 

Willow 

Salix purpurea 'Nana' (gracilis, Pendula) 

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Purple Artic Willow Std Z:4 � :2m � :1,5m #� � 

Purple green foliage combined with a slender leaf gives this small tree a graceful 

effect in the landscape. Sways beautifully in the breeze. Very compact and refined, 

easily shaped by pruning. 

Willow 

Salix sepulcralis 'Chrysocoma' (alba Tristis) 

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Golden Weeping Willow Z:4 � :15m � :15m #� 

Fast growing spectacular dome-shaped tree with narrow pale to mid-green leaves. 

A golden barked willow with wide spreading head and long, golden, drooping 

branches. Extremely graceful along waterways. Fast grower. 

Mountain ash 

Sorbus aucuparia 'Cardinal Royal' (S. a. 'Michred') 

Cardinal Royal Mountain Ash � Z:2b � � :7m 

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:10m #� 

Upright, narrow, uniform shape. The white blooms in late spring are followed by 

spectacular red berries that set this tree apart from the species. Leaves are dark 

green on top with a silvery underside, turning to orange-red in autumn. 

# Sorbus aucuparia 'Fastigiata' 

Pyramidal Mountain Ash � Z:4 � :7m � :3m #� 

A slow growing and narrow columnar type. Dark green cut leaf foliage that turns 

bronzy orange in the fall. Clusters of white flowers followed by masses of orange-red 

berries. Ideal selection for the small garden. 

# Sorbus aucuparia 'Rossica' 

Russian Mountain Ash � Z:3 � :12m � :7m #� 

This tree is of broad, dense growth and pyramidal habit. It produces a heavy stem 

with interesting grey bark. Clusters of white flowers give way to large bright edible 

red fruits that attrack birds. Beautiful deep red fall color. 

Mountain ash 

Sorbus thuringiaca 'Fastigiata' (S. hybrida HORT.) 

Oakleaf Mountain Ash � Z:4 � � :3m 

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:8m #� 

A beautiful pyramidal tree with silvery oak-like leaves similar to the English Oak. 

Slow growing upright with a good show of orange red berries and scarlet red foliage 

in fall. Excellent choice for the small garden. 

Lilac STD 

Syringa 'Tinkerbelle' [Bailbelle] 

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Tinkerbelle Lilac Std Z:3 � :2m � :1,25m #� 

Pleasing spicy fragrance and incredible wine-red flower buds that open to deep pink, 

this wonderful new shrub is an excellent choice. It brings us a whole new colour in 

dwarf Lilacs. Excellent for restricted area. 

Lilac STD 

Syringa juliana 'Hers' 

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Weeping Lilac Std Z:2 � :1,5m � :1,25m #� 

Small, delicately leaved, weeping ornamental variety. Deliciously fragrant, pendulous 

light mauve flowers. Blooms heavily in spring and sporadically throughout summer. 

Perfect selection for the small garden. 

Lilac STD 

Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' (S. palibiniana HORT.; S. 

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Dwarf Korean Lilac Std Z:3 � :2m � :1,5m #� � 

This formal tree with a globe shape has masses of fragrant, light lilac purple blooms 

in early spring. Attractive dark glossy green foliage turns a rusty red in the fall. 

Accent plant for small garden. 

Lilac STD 

Syringa reticulata 'Golden Eclipse' 

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Golden Eclipse Tree Lilac Z:4 � :6m � :3,5m #� 

Creamy white flowers in late spring, early summer. In spring, new foliage emerges 

green with a darker green center. The edge of the leaf gradually turns to bright gold 

contrasting with the dark green shadow in the center of the leaf. 

# Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk' 

Ivory Silk Tree Lilac Z:2b � :8m � :6m #� 

A sturdy, rounded dense form with good adaptability to urban growing conditions. 

Flowers heavily when young with large creamy white flower clusters in early July. A 

most attractive small flowering tree. Cherry like bark. 

Lilac STD 

Syringa vulgaris 'Andenken an Ludwig Späth' (S. v. 

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Louis Spaëth French Lilac Std Z:3 � :4m � :3m #� 

Beautiful specimen with long lasting intensely fragrant purple red flowers and dark 

green foliage. Considered one of the darkest of the French Lilacs. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Dappled Dawn' 

Dappled Dawn French Lilac Std Z:2b � :2,5m � :2m #� 

Gold and green variegated leaves throughout the season with light mauve flowers in 

spring. Good choice when a splash of colour is needed. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Mme Lemoine' 

Mme Lemoine French Lilac Std Z:3 � :4m � :3m #� 

Long panicles of yellowish buds opening to pure snow white double flowers. Very 

showy. Bluish-green foliage turns yellow in fall. 

# Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation' 

Sensation French Lilac Std Z:2b � :3m � :2,5m #� 

Large, fragrant panicles of single purple florets with a distinctive pure white border. 

Outstanding and unique. 

Linden 

Tilia americana 'Redmond' (T. euchlora 'Redmond') 

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Redmond American Linden Z:3 � :15m � :10m #� � 

A valuable street tree with a densely pyramidal and symmetrical habit. Branches 

show a reddish colour in winter. Has the largest leaves of the Linden family. Very 

fragrant yellowish flowers. Disease resistant. 

Linden 

Tilia cordata 'Corzam' (CORINTHIAN) 

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Corinthian Littleleaf Linden Z:3 � :14m � :5m #� 

This tree has dark green leaves that are smaller, thicker and glossier than the 

species. Wonderfully fragrant yellow flowers in summer. Compact, pyramidal shape 

makes it ideal for street plantings. 

# Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' 

Greenspire Littleleaf Linden Z:3 � :15m � :10m #� 

Strong central leader, uniform branching and symmetrical pyramidal form. The 

leaves are small and heart shape turning yellow in the fall. Spicy, fragrant, pale 

yellow flowers. Excellent choice for street planting. 

Linden 

Tilia flavescens (x) 'Glenleven' 

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Glenleven Linden Z:3 � :15m � :8m #� 

Fast growing, pyramidal shape with a straight trunk and heart shaped green foliage 

turning yellow in October. Very fragrant, pale yellow flowers. An excellent estate, 

park or street tree. Pollution resistant. 

Elm 

Ulmus 'Camperdownii' (U. glabra 'Pendula'; U. glabra 

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Weeping Camperdown Elm Z:4 � :6m � :5m #� � 

Branches extend out arching down giving an umbrella effect. Foliage is dark green 

turning yellow in fall. Very picturesque, especially during the winter. Makes an eyecatching 

accent plant. 

# Ulmus 'New Horizon' (RESISTA) 

New Horizon Elm Z:4 � :12m � :7m #� 

Exceptional vigor when young, attractive crown shape, compact habit, dense, 

glossy, dark green foliage concentration and a high level of resistance to common 

elm diseases and elm leaf minor. Particularly suitable for avenue or street planting 

due to its compact habit. 

Elm 

Ulmus hollandica (x) 'Pioneer' 

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Pioneer Elm Z:3 � :15m � :10m #� 

Elm with a good tolerance to the Dutch Elm Disease. Very fast, rounded, growing 

elm with a nice dark green foliage in summer turning bronze in the fall. Great for 

parks and street planting. 

Elm 

Ulmus pumila 

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Siberian Elm Z:3b � :4m � :4m #� � 

Dark green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Drought and pollution resistant.


Sheepberry / Stagberry / Vi 

Viburnum lantana 'Mohican' 

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Mohican Wayfaring std Z:2b :2,5m � :2,5m #� � 

More compact shape than the species with masses of creamy-white flowers followed 

by fruits that change from green-orange-red to black. Silver green foliage turns red in 

the fall. Attractive all year long. Appreciated by the birds. 

Sheepberry / Stagberry / Vi 

Viburnum opulus 'Roseum' (V. o. sterile) 

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Common Snowball Std Z:3a � :3,5m � :2,5m #� � 

Globular heads of, first apple green then white sterile flowers. Medium green foliage 

turns a beautiful purple red in the fall. Excellent choice near the patio because it's a 

sterile variety. 

Weigela STD 

Weigela 'Bristol Ruby' 

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Bristol Ruby Weigela STD Z:4 � :1,75m � :1,25m #� � 

Large, ruby red flowers in early summer and then, sporadically until fall. Nice dark 

green foliage.


Supplies 

# Engrais dég. Lent / Controlled released Fertilizer 

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5-6 months. With minors. 

#Mousse de Tourbe / Peat Moss 

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# Mycorhizes MYKE PRO Paysagiste 

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immédiatement faxer une copie à Premier Tech. Premier Tech appellera le client et 

lui postera cartable. L'entente avec le client re renouvelle automatiquement chaque 

année. 

#Paillis de Cèdre / Cedar Mulch 

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