2017 Garden Guide“back to the roots”

We offer spring, summer, fall and win-ter courses. For a complete listing, visit our website at www.parklandgarden.ca

COURSES

PRIVATE GARDEN TOUR

View spectacular private gardens in and around Red Deer, registration in advance

required, limited space.

Thursday, July 20from 5:45 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Planning a special outdoor garden wed-ding? Call us for details!

WEDDINGS

Held on each of the following Saturdays, no charge, but a donation to the food bank

accepted.

November 11, 18 and 25thDecember 2, 9 and 16th

10:00am - 4:00pm

CRAFT AND MARKET SALES

ICE SCULPTURES

Come out and visit us mid-December to view our renowned ice sculptures. Make sure to visit us inside as well for an amaz-ing array of Christmas treasures, giftware, poinsettias and much more.

LOCATION

67th street

Ross Street

30th

Ave

Hwy 11 East

Rge.

Rd

270

32nd Street

19th Street Hwy 595

All of our plants are guaranteed to be true to name, top quality, healthy and free of insects or disease. If you should have any problems or concerns please contact us. Trees and shrubs are guaranteed for one year from date of purchase and for the original purchase value. Our guarantee applies to trees or shrubs that fail to grow after being properly planted and cared for in a recommended area. Guarantee ex-cludes damage done by animals, chemi-cals, vandalism or nursery stock planted in above ground containers. The original re-ceipt and nursery stock must be presented prior to or at time of adjustment. For more information on returns of plant material, please call us at 403.346.5613

We are also offering a 5 year warranty on trees and shrubs with purchase of MYKE. Ask our specialists for details. www.pre-miertech.com/myke

OUR GUARANTEE

We realize that some of our customers may not have the ability to transport their stat-uary, planters, trees or furniture to their home. We can recommend a delivery ser-vice for your convenience. There is a fee for delivery and prior arrangements need to be made. Delivery service does not apply to bulk products. Please contact our informa-tion centre for all your delivery inquiries.

HOME DELIVERY

CONTACT US

403.346.5613www.parklandgarden.cainfo@parklandgc.ca

26554 HWY 11 Red Deer Country, Alberta T4E 0T2

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Join our Online Garding Club. You will re-ceive our upto date and informative news letters, plus special discount coupons. Sign up today at www. parklandgarden.ca

ALFREDA certified horticulturist & greenhouse manager with over 32 + years of experience, a master on roses and a radio personality.

SERENAHorticulture diploma with a major in landscape design. Serena has been with us for over 15 years providing qual-ity landscape design for our customers.

CHRISTINEBachelor of Applied Horti-culture, who enjoys all the new technology. The tree and shrub expert, Christine has been with us over 20 + years.

TRUDYBachelor of Applied Horti-culture, Certification in Flo-ral Design and is a Canadian Accredited Floral Designer with over 20 + years experi-ence.

BBQ DELIGHT - COOKING WITH HERBSSurprise your family and friends with your new BBQ skills us-ing fresh garden herbs. Bring along a friend for a fun time of tasting and testing with the chef from La Casa Pergola. Each participant will receive a free BBQ apron as well as recipes to take home. A great gift idea for the man in your life!

Cost: $40.00 plus GSTSaturday June 17, 11:00am-1:00pm

XERISCAPING (Low Maintenance Gardening) Have you ever dreamed of a low maintenance garden? With our world going “green”, a great place to start is in your own yard. Xeriscaping can reduce the time spent working in your yard and increase the time spent enjoying it. Attend this course and receive a valuable coupon for low maintenance plants.

Cost: $20.00 plus GSTThursday June 15, 7:00pm-8:30pm GOING TO THE BEACH - MINIATURE GARDENCreate an aromatherapy miniature garden to fill your home with relaxing and therapeutic fragrances. Bring along some-one special and create a garden together! Plants and container supplied. Additional accessories available for purchase.

Cost: $40.00 plus GSTSaturday July 8, 10:00am-11:00am

Basil

Orange

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA - CONTAINER GARDENING Celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday by making a beau-tiful planter all in Red & White flowers. All Supplies included.

Cost: $60.00 plus GSTSaturday June 10, 10:00am -11:00am

PRIVATE GARDEN TOURView some spectacular hidden horticultural high-lights in and around Red Deer. Travel in a luxury coach accompanied by our staff to guide you through and answer all your questions regarding these beauti-ful yards and gardens. Come dressed for the weather, wear your good walking shoes, and bring your cam-era!

Cost: $45.00 plus GSTThursday July 20, 5:45pm-9:00pm

MINIATURE GARDENCreate your own mini landscape with plants and ac-cessories that turns an ordinary dish garden into a miniature dwelling. Plants and container supplied. Additional accessories available for purchase!

Cost: $40.00 plus GSTSaturday June 17, 10:00am-11:00am

FRANCOIS “THE FRENCH RAW CHEF” Cooking with fresh herbs & vegetables

Coming July 2017

by Alfred Prins

In the wonderful world of ornamental horticulture there exists an insatiable thirst for plants with new and exciting colors, shapes, and growing habits. At Parkland, we deal with numerous suppliers that access many dif-ferent plant developers so we have ready access to count-less new varieties in flowering and foliage plants every year. This year we will see at least sixty new additions to our production list. While it is impossible to list them all here, we can tell you that they will add some exciting new options and planting combinations to your planters and gardens.

Petunias - There are a number of new varieties, almost all unique bi-colors. Most unique is “Amore-Queen of Hearts”-a yellow petunia with a red heart on each “pet-al”. There are several new “Crazytunias” including Cit-rus Twist, Lucky Lilac, Moonstruck, Razematazz and Swiss Dancer. These are all bicolors with unique new color combinations. Finally we also have the reddest petunia ever “Supertunia Really Red” from Proven Winners.

We have beautiful new double deep pink Begonia called “Funky Pink”, and also a new pink Bidens called “Cup-cake”. Blooms on white Bacopa are getting larger with “Betty”, plus there is a new red Bidens called “Bee Dance” which should be an attractive new bee attracter.

In ornamental grasses we have the new “Prince Tut” from Proven Winners –intermediate in size between King Tut and Baby Tut. Indian Mint is a new green foliage “Trailer” that can be used as a trailing foliage enhancement for full sun in flowering or vegetable planters.

There are still many more and we can’t wait to share them all with you! Many are in limited numbers, so visit us soon!

2017EXCITING AND NEW

Petunias

1. CRAZYTUNIA - MOONSTRUCK

4. PETUNIAS - AMORE-QUEEN OF HEARTS

7. INDIAN MINT

2. BEGONIA - FUNKY PINK

5. BACOPA - BETTY WHITE

8. PRINCE TUT

3. BIDENS - CUPCAKES

6. DAYLILY - HERE LIES BUTCH

9. SUPERTUNIA - REALLY RED

Marvelous Mushroomsby Alfred Prins

Finally - An easy way to grow gourmet mushrooms year round in your own home! Everything comes in a self-contained package. Simply open the top of the bag, soak thoroughly, place in a warm location, har-vest and enjoy!

This year we have four unique varieties to choose from Blue Oyster, Elm Oyster, Shitake and Reishi. We are very excited to have these Canadian products for our gardening friends!

or edible gardeningPotatoes

by Alfred Prins

We are noticing a trend towards growing more edibles and among the easiest to grow whether they be in a large garden plot, raised bed or a simple planter, are potatoes. They come in so many colors and types that they have gone from the boring to the exciting vegetables to grow in our “short” season.

Last year we carried over thirty varieties from the standard tried & true to red, blue, yellow and fingerling types. We have just as many this year and we have the unique varieties from Earth Apples again plus all our standard varieties – many of which are Alberta grown.

Drop-in and get yours! Some exotic types may sell out early so don’t wait too long. We do carry potatoes right into early June for late planting and harvesting.

We also carry numerous varieties of onions, asparagus, three varieties of rhubarb, strawberries and more!

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At Parkland Garden Cen-ter we take great pride in carrying the best possible selection of bulbs for flow-ers and vegetables that can be grown successfully in our sometimes challeng-ing climate. Growing from bulbs is generally quicker than starting seeds, so we can grow some truly amaz-ing and exotic flower from bulbs; from giant dinner-plate dahlias to the tall ex-otic gladiolas.

This year is Canada’s 150th year and to help show our patriotic colors all summer

we will have the Canadian Celebration & True North selection of dahlias, gladio-lus, lilies and more all in red and white. These will come into bloom after the Cana-dian Celebration tulips you planted last fall. Also, the following are exciting and new for this year:

DAHLIA - ‘Shaka Zulu’ deep maroon with frosty white centers

DAHLIA - ‘Brigitta Alda’ dark burgundy dinnerplate size

DAHLIA - ‘Hart’s Dr. Mc Mur-ray’ - a new giant dinner-plate size dahlia in copper yellow

DAYLILY - (Hemerocallis) ‘Barbara Barnes’ and ‘Here Lies Butch’-two new multi-colored varieties with very ruffled edges - very hardy

LILY - Double-Sensation - a new double red Asiatic Lily with white center and no pollen

All the usual favorites are here also, so drop in and get yours before they sell out!

by Alfred Prins

Hart’s Dr. Mc Murray

Grasses have grown in popularity over the past couple of years. Grasses are easy to take care of and there are a lot of varieties hardy to our zone. The most popular is Karl Forest-er Grass which is tall and green. 150cm tall and 80 cm wide. Looks like wheat in late fall and winter. Blue Oat Grass is just as sought after with steely blue foliage and excellent contrast it is 90cm tall and 60cm wide. New for 2017 is three new grasses that are red in color. This has been difficult in the past to get a hardy red grass. Switch grass is an upright sturdy grass. Seed heads form in the fall and like Karl Forester keep through the winter.

PRAIRIE FIRE - This tall selection forms an upright clump of blue-green leaves that develop wine red tips in early summer; airy heads of tiny green flowers appear on plumes in late sum-mer; perfect as an accent or massed in borders.

RUBY RIBBONS - Red, airy seed heads; blue-green foliage turns burgundy-red in mid-summer.

CHEYENNE SKY - A compact selection forms a small clump of blue-green leaves; airy heads of dark red flowers appear in late summer.

Grass the new perennial for the garden

1. PRAIRIE FIRE 2. RUBY RIBBONS 3. CHEYENNE SKY

Grow Your OwnFoodie Fantastic

It’s a growing trend, and with all the increasing transportation costs causing prices of fresh produce to skyrocket, there is even more reason to grow your own! Even if you have only limited space you can grow your own healthy treats. Many of our newer selections are more compact so they can be grown in planter pots by themselves or mixed with colorful flowers. Things seem to be heating up even more on the garden scene with the demand for hot peppers increasing – and there are more available now!

KALE - “Prizm”-2016 AAS Winner – this is a new dwarf kale good in containers in part shade – looks and tastes great right up to heavy frost.

CUCUMBER - “Bush Pickle”, and “Patio Snacker” are compact great in smaller spaces. “Lemon” is a round yellow novelty, and “Cucamclon” are cute little melons that can be eaten raw or pickled.

PEPPERS - Hot is in! “Tobasco”, “Ghost” and “Anaheim” are all hot to superhot!

TOMATOS - “Tomaccio” is a sweet cherry type that is best for sun-dried raisin tomatos. “Dancing with Smurfs” a new black cherry tomato. The newest innovation in tomatos for 2017 is the “Take 2 Combo Pot”. It comes with two compact varieties – one cherry and one beefsteak type – together in a 12” (30cm) planter pot – a great space saver!

BEETS - “Bull’s Blood” – dark burgundy leaves make a great color splash in any full-sun planter.

EGG PLANT - “Patio Baby”- compact grower - great for the patio....and there are so many more to add color, flavour and goodness to your planters, gardens, and gourmet pallete! Some are in limited amounts-drop in early and don’t miss ‘em!

BUG-OFF-BOWLS - another great new idea - an attractive com-bination of lemon scented herbs and geraniums in a decora-tive bowl. Set them next to your favourite seating area in the garden to ward off those pesky mosquitos and wasps!

Patio Baby

Prizm

Tomaccio

1. KALE - PRIZM

4. CUCUMBER - LEMON

7. TOMATOS - DANCING WITH SMURFS

2. CUCUMBER - PATIO SNACKERS

5. PEPPERS - ANAHEIM

8. BEET - BULL’S BLOOD

3. CUCUMBER - CUCAMELON

6. TOMATOS - TOMACCIO

9. EGG PLANT - PATIO BABY

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Consuming raspberries has been proven to have many health benefits, this year choose your favorite raspberry for your family to grow. It is one of easiest fruit bushes to grow and the most prolific fruits to grow in the garden. Raspberries have a long history. There is evidence that Paleolithic Cave Dwellers ate them as part of their diet, even though the canes were not cultivated until the 4th Century A.D.

In Greek stories the berries where white and the nursemaid of Zeus, Ida pricked her finger and the berries turned red. Rubus idaeus means bramble bush of Ida in latin which was named for the nursemaid and the mountain where they grew. In the middle ages the juice was used as a red stain in art work and dies for clothing.

The best location for Raspberries is a loam soil with high or-ganic matter. The location should have good air circulation to prevent disease. An 8m row will produce enough for a family of four. Plant your raspberries in early spring for a great crop the next year. The key to success with raspberries is to:

Avoid high nitrogen

Trim and thin canes in late fall or early spring

Harvest in cool of morning or evening, avoid afternoon heat

Fertilize in early spring with balanced fruit & shrub fertilizer

Water well in the fall to prevent drying out in winter/spring

Floricane Raspberries have new shoots or suckers that are sent up every year. In the first year, the suckers complete their growth and the next year produce fruit. The cane after producing fruit dies and the process repeats. That is why you only prune second year growth each year which are dead branches. Flori-cane varieties produce in the early to mid summer.

BOYNE - Large sweet, red fruit produced on same year wood. Great for eating fresh, freezing or preserves.

AUBIN BLACK - Hardy vigorous grower producing good quality, black fruit for preserves or eating fresh.

MUNGER - Large, shiny berries and is excellent for eating fresh, or for use in jams, jellies, and preserves.

WYOMING - A non-suckering, black raspberry with a pleasing flavour. Har-vest in mid summer.

Primocane Raspberries produce fruit on the current seasons growth and pro-duction begins in late August. Areas with long falls are ideal for primocane varieties. All canes can be trimmed back in fall, thus eliminating winter survival problems.

DOUBLE DELIGHT - Large, red berries having a sharp delightful flavor

FALL GOLD - Two crops per year, sum-mer/fall. Fruit is large, yellow with very sweet flavor and very juicy.

RED RIVER - Red, sweet fruit harvested on same year wood. Heavy producer. Harvest in late summer.

HERITAGE - Red, very good producer and is tart to taste.

AMITY - Raspberries are ever-bearing with medium to large dark red berries that are very firm. Harvest raspberries when the ber-ries are easily removed from the bush. They should have good color and still be a bit firm. To keep the harvest going pick your berries three or four times a week. After you remove the berries it is advisable to cool them fast or they may breakdown in the container.

Wyoming Double Deight Boyne

by Francois - Raw Chef

While we are waiting for the fruit season to start, why not enjoy a blast of summer. Nowadays it is easy to find Organic frozen fruits which often times are fresher and less expensive than the out of season “fresh ones”. In this recipe, if you are using frozen fruits, omit the ice cube and replace with 1/4 cup of filtered water or as little or much as needed to obtain the desired consistency. Be mindful that the chia seeds will absorb a lot of the liquids in this recipe. Your smoothie will get thicker in the first 10 minutes as the marvel seeds absorb liquids up to 9x their volume. This smoothie is a complete meal in itself. Aside from the bounty of vitamins, minerals and fibers, berries abound in an-ti-oxidants. The Chia seeds will add a complete protein, the essential omega 3 and more fibers. Enjoy guilt free!

1 1/2 cup of peaches

1 1/2 cup of raspberries

1 cup of kale and/or spinach

1 cup of non dairy milk (almond/cashew/brazil nut/rice/soy)

2 TBSP of chia seeds

1/4 TBSP vanilla extract

1 TBSP maple syrup

2 ice cubes

SMOOTHIE

PeachRaspberries

Chia

We carry some of the best known brands of seasonings and sauces; not to mention some hard to resist favourite fudge flavours! Our selections change with the season so visit us often.

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MOON DROP HANGING CHAIR

Parkland Garden Center carries a beautiful line of stylish and comfortable furniture to enhance your outdoor living space. Customers can customize the color and stlye of the Moon Drop Hanging Chair. All products and more available by Special Order! Come and visit us to see some samples.

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FlexDIAL Branch & stem pruner has adjustable dial that adjusts tool grip to fit hand size. Reduces fatigue during repetitive cuts. 8-posi-tion anodized dial adjusts to fit the way you work. ComfortGEL® grips for superior comfort and less hand fatigue.

SUPERMOSS SUPERPOLE FOR ORCHIDS AND TROPICAL PLANTS

SuperMoss SuperPole is a naturally absorbent support pole that helps aerial roots take hold and creates an ideal habitat for many climbing and upright plants. It’s the next best thing to growing plants in a forest! The SuperPole includes metal pins to easily secure the branches and foliage.

FAIRY MINIATURE GARDEN MOSS KIT

Fairy Garden Kit contains beautiful, natural mosses that will provide a perfect environment to get you started. Terrarium Bark, 3 Colors of Reindeer Moss, Spanish Moss, Mood Moss, and a Moss Mat! Just add container, plants, and soil.

GARDENER’S BEST FRIENDS

by Michel Touchette and Pete Van Vilet

The Canadian Shield Rose was released by the Vineland Research and Innovation Center specifically to coincide with Canada’s 150th birthday. This rose, bred by Larry Dyck from Morden Research Station, is hardy in zone 3 and has shown excellent leaf disease resistance at Morden and Vineland for the last 5 years. Canadian Shield offers large red flowers each with over 40 petals. This shrub rose matures at a height of 1.25m and spread of 1m on the prairies and may grow possibly larger in warmer climates.

This year, let’s show our patriotism and love for our country by featuring our Canadian colours in the prairie garden. Together, a red Canadian Shield Rose accompanied with a white Oscar Peterson Rose symbolize our nation’s flag colours. Surround the red and white with the multicoloured blooms of Campfire Rose to celebrate Canada’s rich diversity.

Winter hardiness to Zone 3

A mature size of 4-5’ high x 3-4’ wide

Lush green leaves resistant to powdery mildew and black spot

Large, multi-petal red flowers produced through the summer and fall

The Little Farm in the Heart of Red Deer

SunnybrookFarm Museum

Sunnybrook Farm Museum celebrates the early days of Alberta farming. Find your rural roots as you explore Red Deer’s oldest farm. Imagine the lives of pioneer

farm families working in the field, milking the family cow in the dairy barn, repairing a plow in the blacksmith shop, or baking bread in the summer kitchen. Enjoy a self-guided interpretive tour of our 10-acre site just North of Bower Mall.

4701 - 30 Street, Red DeerOpen daily 9am-5pm and weekends in summerAdmission by donationPhone (403) 340-3511www.sunnybrookfarmmuseum.ca

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PARKLAND GARDEN CENTRE WINS AWARDS! Parkland Garden Centre honoured to receive two national awards! The “Retailer of Distinction Award” bestowed upon us by CanGift Association and the “Canada 150 Garden Experience Award” be-stowed upon us by the Canadian Garden Council in collaboration with the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association. On behalf of our staff, these awards have reinforced the great pride we have in the work we do. Whether it is finding those unique items or provid-ing our loyal customers with the ultimate customer service, these awards have given us the inspiration to keep our standards high!

Gloria with Glen Peloso & Jamie Alexander (Left to Right)

Alexander Reford (President of Canadian Garden Council) Gloria Beck - Owner of Parkland Nurseries & Garden CentreBill Hardy (CNLA-Canadian Nursery Land-scape Association Rep.)

AWARDS!

TREES FOR SMALL YARDS TREES WITH FALL COLOR TREES SHOWY ALL YEAR TREES THAT ATTRACT BIRDS

Amur Maple Amur Cherry Amur Cherry Apple Varieties

Apple/Pear Varieties Maple- 3 Varieties Evergreens American Highbush cranberry

Apricot/ Plum Varieties Apricot/ Plum Varieties Flowering Crabapple Amur Cherry

Bristlecone Pine Ash/Elm/Poplar Varieties French Pussy Willow Cherry Trees

Flowering Crabapple Bur Oak Golden Willow Flowering Crabs

Grafted Caragana Butternut Grafted Caragana Hawthorn Varieties

Hawthorn Varieties Flowering Crabapple Hawthorn Varieties Mtn. Ash Varieties

Japanese Tree Lilac Linden Varieties Japanese Tree Lilac Pear Varieties

Montgomery Spruce Ohio Buckeye Mtn. Ash Varieties Plum Varieties

Muckle Plum Pear/Plum Varieties Oak Saskatoon Varieties

Pyramidal Mtn. Ash Pin Cherry Pear Varieties Schubert Chokecherry

Saskatoon Varieties Royalty Flowering Crab Pin Cherry Wayfaring Tree

Showy Mtn. Ash Silver Maple Silky White Willow

Swedish Aspen Swedish Aspen

Tower Poplar Larch

Wayfaring Tree

NAME SIZE FLOWER COLOR

Hansa 1.5m x 1.5m Double Magenta, fragrant

F.J. Grootendorst 1.5m x 1m Double Red

Austrian Copper 2m x 1m Single Orange Bi-Color

Persian Yellow 2m x 1.5m Double Yellow, blooms 2nd year wood

Harrison's Yellow 1.5m x 1m Double Yellow, Yellow Rose of Texas

J.P. Connell 1.5m x 1m Double Lemon Yellow, rebloomer

Theresa Bugnet 1.75m x 1.5m Double Pink

Sir Thomas Lipton 2m x 1.5m Semi Double White, fragrant

Topaz Jewel 1m x .75m Double Yellow, rebloomer

Prairie Dawn 1.75m x 1m Double Pink

Prairie Joy 1.5m x 1m Double Pink, disease resistant

Blanc de Coubert 1.5m x 1.5m Double White, fragrant

Hunter 1m x 1m Double Red

Felix Leclerc - Cdn Artist 1m x 1m Semi Double Reddish Pink

Emily Carr - Cdn Artist Series 1m x 1m Semi Double Red, climber

Campfire - Cdn Artist Series 1m x 1m Semi Double Red/White/Yellow tri-color

Olds College Rose 1m x 1m Fully Double Apricot

Trees

Shrub Roses

NAME SIZE FLOWER COLOR

Adelaide Hoodless 1m x 75cm Semi Double Bright Red

Morden Blush 60cm x 50cm Semi Double Light Pink

Morden Centennial 1m x 75cm Double Bright Pink

Morden Fireglow 60cm x 30cm Double Scarlet Red-Orange

Morden Snowbeauty 75cm x 50cm Semi Double White

Winnipeg Parks 60cm x 60cm Double Deep Pink

Morden Cardinette 45cm x 45cm Double Dark Red

Morden Amorette 75cm x 50cm Semi Double Red

Hope for Humanity 1m x 1m Semi Double Burgundy

Never Alone 1m x 1m Semi Double Red/White Bi-color

NAME SIZE FLOWER COLOR

A.E. McKenzie 1.75m x 1.5m Double Deep Pink, fragrant

Champlain 1.3m x 1m Double Dark Red, slightly fragrant

John Cabot 2.5m x 1m Double Pink, climber

Henry Hudson 60cm x 60cm Double White, fragrant

Henry Kelsey 2m x 1.5m Semi Double Bright Red, climber

Jens Munk 1.5m x 1.25m Double Pink, fragrant

Charles Albanal 30cm x 40cm Semi Double Deep Pink

William Baffin 2.5m x 1.5m Semi Double Pink, climber

David Thompson 1m x 75cm Double Pink

Martin Frobisher 1.5m x 1m Double Pink, fragrant

Frontenac 1.3m x 1m Semi Double Deep Pink

George Vancouver 1m x 1m Semi Double Soft Red

Lambert Closse 1m x 1m Double Soft Pink, fragrant

John Davis 2.5m x 1m Double Med Pink, climber

Parkland Rose Series

Explorer Rose Series

Garth OlsonTim Maley

Cell: (403) 340-9110gartholson@shaw.ca

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NAME SIZE COLOR EXPOSURE DETAILS

Ageratum 15cm x 15cm Blue/White/Pink Sun Good Border Plant

Alyssum 10cm x 20cm White/Rose/Purple/Copper Sun Good Border Plant

Aster Varies Blue/Purple/Red/White Sun Excellent Cut Flower

Fiberous Begonia 15cm x 15cm Red/White/Pink Shade Good In Planters

Tuberous Begonia 25cm x 25cm Yel/Orange/Red/Wht/Pink Shade Excellent Hanging Plant

Browalia 20cm x 25cm Blue Part Shade Good In Planters

Calendula 30cm x 40cm Orange/Yel/Cream Sun Seed Direct/Good Cut Flower

Carnation 25cm x 30cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun Good Cut Flower

Celosia 30cm x 20cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun Plume Can Be Dried

Cosmos 90cm x 50cm Red/Wht/Pink/Mauve Sun Seed Direct/Good Cut Flower

Dahlia 30cm x 30cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun Good Cut Flower

Dianthus 15cm x 25cm Red/Wht/Pink/Mauve Sun Tolerates Some Frost

Dusty Miller 20cm x 25cm Silver Foliage Sun Good Contrast

Dracaena 45cm x 20cm Foliage Accent Sun/Shade Excellent Planter Plant

Fuchsia Hanging Plant Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Shade Protect From Wind

Geranium Zonal 30cm x 30cm Red/Wht/Pink/Violet Sun Great in Beds

Geranium Ivy Hanging Plant Red/Wht/Pink/Mauve Sun Hanging Baskets

Geranium Martha 30cm x 30cm Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun Exotic Colors

Gazania 15cm x 20cm Yel/Or/Red/Cream Sun Plant in Hot Area

Godetia 30cm x 30cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun/Shade Will Tolerate Light Frost

Helichrysum 90cm x 30cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Sun Dried Flower

Impatiens 20cm x 30cm Purp/Red/Wht/Pink Shade Excellent Planter Plant

Kale-Ornamental 30cm x 30cm Red/White Sun Late Summer Color

Kochia 60cm x 30cm Green Fine Leaves Sun Turns Red in Fall

Lantana 30cm x 30cm Yel/Purp/Red/Wht/Pink/Orange Sun Fragrant Foliage

Lavatera 70cm x 35cm Pink/White Sun Bright background plant

Livingston Daisy 10cm x 20cm Pink/Wht/Yel/Salmon Sun Good in dry location

Lobelia Bush 12cm x 15cm Blue/Wht/Pink/Purple Sun/Shade Groundcover/border

Lobelia Trailing 10cm x trailing Blue/Wht/Pink/Purple Sun/Shade Good in planters

Marigold Tall 60cm x 30cm Yel/Orange/Gold/Wht Sun Drought tolerant

Marigold Dwarf 20cm x 25cm Yel/Orange/Gold/Red Sun Drought tolerant

Marigold Rock Garden 20cm x 25cm Yel/Orange/Gold/Red Sun Cat repellant

Monkey Flower 20cm x 20cm Yel/Orange/Red/Pink Part Shade Good basket stuffer

Morning Glory Climber Red/Blue/Pink/Wht Sun Climbing plant

Nasturtium 20cm x 25cm Yel/Orange/Red/Cream Sun Prefers poor soil cond.

Nemesia 20cm x 25cm Red/Yel/Pink/Orange Sun Great in planters/fragrant

Nicotiana 30cm x 30cm Red/Pink/Wht/Green Part Sun Fragrant/attract hummingbirds

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NAME COLOR EXPOSURE DETAILS DETAILS

Pansies/ Viola 20cm x 25cm All Colors Part Sun Very frost tolerant

Petunia Trailing 15cm x trailing Various Colors Sun Basket stuffers/great in planters

Petunia 20cm x 30cm Various Colors Sun Good for mass planting

Phlox 20cm x 25cm All Colors Sun Fragrant

Portulaca 10cm x 30cm All Colors Sun Drought tolerant

Rudbeckia 50cm x 30cm Yellow/Rust Sun Good cut flower/frost tolerant

Salvia 30cm x 30cm Red/Wht/Blue Sun Brilliant color/ hummingbirds

Salpiglosis 45cm x 25cm Yel/Blue/Red Sun Needs shelter from wind

Schizanthus 30cm x 30cm Various Colors Part Sun Basket stuffer

Snapdragons 20-60cm x 30cm Various Colors Sun Good border plant

Stocks 30cm x 25cm Red/Blue/Pink/Wht/Burg Sun Fragrant

Stocks Evening Scntd 45cm x 25cm Mauve Sun Fragrant

Sweet Pea 60-210cm x 20cm Red/Blue/Pink/Wht Sun Fragrant/climber

Thunbergia Vine Yellow/Cream/Orange Part Sun Hanging baskets

Verbena 15cm x 30cm Red/Blue/Pink/Wht Sun Hanging baskets/pots

Vinca, Trailing 8cm x 90cm Green/Variegated Shade Good for trailing

Vinca, Flowering 15cm x 25cm Pink/Wht/Mauve Sun Basket stuffer

Zinnia 30cm x 25cm Various Colors Sun Good cut flower

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SHRUBS FOR SHADE

□ Creeping Willow

□ Fireball Burning Bush

□ Turkistan Burning Bush

□ American High Bush Cranberry

□ Bailey's Select Cranberry

□ Dwarf Eurapoean Cranberry

□ Snowball Cranberry

□ Nannyberry

□ Golden Variegated Dogwood

□ Ivory Halo Dogwood

□ Purple Twig Dogwood

□ Siberian Coral Dogwood

□ Red Osier Dogwood

□ Gold Twig Dogwood

□ Golden Elder

□ Red Berried Elder

□ Sutherland Elder

□ Snowberry

□ Sumac, Smooth

□ Rhododendron

□ Weigela, Centennial

□ Mockorange, Minnesota

BUSH FRUITS

□ Blueberries

□ Buffalo Berry

□ Bush cherries

□ Currants

□ Gogi Berry

□ Gooseberries

□ Grapes

□ Haskaps

□ Nanking Cherry

□ Raspberries

□ Saskatoon

□ Sea Buckthorn

□ Strawberries

□ Tayberry

SHRUBS FOR SUN

□ Buffaloberry

□ Caragana Globe

□ Caragana, Fernleaf

□ Shrub Willow

□ Caragana, Walker's Weeping

□ Nashiki Willow

□ Cherry, Nanking

□ Honeysuckle, Dropmore

□ Cherry, Prinsepia

□ Cherry, Romance Series

□ Cherry, Western Sand

□ Cotoneaster, Hedge

□ Forsythia, Northern Gold

□ Barberry

□ Ninebark, Diablo

□ Plum, Double Flowering

□ Sandcherry, Purpleleaf

□ Virginia Creeper

FLOWERING SHRUBS

□ Northern Lights Azalea

□ Hydrangea

□ Lydia Broom

□ Lilac

□ Roses

□ Honeysuckle

□ Flowering Raspberry

□ Mockorange

□ Potentilla

□ Viburnum

□ Rose Daphne

□ Nanking Cherry

□ Spirea

□ Forsythia

□ Weigela

□ Double Flowering Plum

CEDARS

□ Danica

□ Little Giant

□ Skybound

□ Siberian

TALL JUNIPERS

□ Blue Arrow

□ Wichita Blue

□ Cologreen

□ Moonglow

□ Skyrocket

FRUIT TREES

□ Apples - 16 Varieties

□ Apple Crabs - 4 Varieties

□ Apricot - 4 Varieties

□ Dwarf Apple - 4 Varieties

□ Pear - 3 Varieties

□ Plum - 6 Varieties

□ Cherries - 4 Varieties

□ Combo Apples/ Plums/ Cherries

TREES WITH COLOR

□ Ornamental Crab (Spring)

□ Linden (Fall)

□ Maple (Fall)

□ Hawthorne (Spring)

□ Mountain Ash (Spring/Fall)

EVERGREEN SHRUBS

□ Juniper (11 varieties)

□ Fir, Balsam Alpine Dwarf

□ Pine, Mugo

□ Spruce, Dwarf Norway

□ Spruce, Globe Blue

□ Spruce, Nest

□ Blue Spruce - 3 Varieties

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PERENNIALS FOR FALL COLORS

□ Asters

□ Perennial Mums

□ Bergenia

□ Spurge

□ Feather Reed Grass

□ Russian Sage

□ Bugbane

□ Sedum

□ Goldenrod

PERENNIALS FOR SHADE & MOIST

□ Goat's Beard

□ Astilbe

□ Snake Root

□ Bleeding Heart

□ Ostrich Fern

□ Japanese Painted Fern

□ Globeflower

□ Gooseneck Loosestrife

□ Siberian Iris

□ Solomon's Seal

□ Spiderwort

□ Bergenia

□ Lily of the Valley

□ Lamium

PERENNIALS FOR DRY SUNNY LOCATIONS

□ Rock Cress

□ Sea Thrift

□ Silvermound

□ Coreopsis

□ Gaillardia

□ Globe Thistle

□ Cushion Spurge

□ Daylily

□ Perennial Sunflower

□ Liatris

□ Lupines

□ Russian Sage

□ Fleeceflower

□ Sedum

□ Lamb's Ear

□ Thyme

□ Yucca

□ Hens & Chicks

□ Pussy Toes

□ Snow in Summer

□ Candytuft

□ Perennial Geranium

□ Sea Lavender

□ Blue Oat Grass

□ Yarrow

PERENNIALS FOR SUNNY LOCATIONS

□ Hollyhock

□ Iris□ Lily

□ Poppy

□ Phlox

□ Russian Sage

□ Veronica

□ Salvia

□ Lupines

□ Liatris

□ Daylily

□ Penstemon

□ Obedient Plant

□ Gaillardia

□ Sedum

□ Hens & Chicks

□ Columbine

□ Monkshood

□ Delphinium

□ Dianthus

□ Lamb's Ear

□ Cushion Spurge

□ Rock Cress

□ Veronica

□ Perennial Sunflower

□ Meadow Sweet

□ German Statice

□ Sea Lavender

□ Bellflower

PERENNIALS TO ATTRACT BUTTERFLIES & HUMMINGBIRDS

□ Yarrow

□ Hollyhock

□ Columbine

□ Globe Thstle

□ Turtlehead

□ Lavender

□ Liatris

□ Beebalm

□ Russian Sage

□ Pincushion Flower

□ Goldenrod

□ Thyme

□ Salvia

□ Rudbeckia

□ Garden Pholox

□ Purple Coneflower

□ Asters

DEER & RABBIT RESISTANT PERENNIALS

□ Yarrow

□ Monkshood

□ Ajuga

□ Baptisia

□ Bugbane

□ Bleeding Heart

□ Joe-Pye Weed

□ Spurge

□ Gaillardia

□ Iris□ Lavender

□ Peony

□ Catmint

□ Russian Sage

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June is Perennial MonthBuy 2 Perennials and get

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VALID WEDNEDAYS IN JUNE, 2017

Fruit Trees

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“To plant a GARDEN is to believe in TOMORROW” – Audrey Hepburn