Acer Rubrum
Red Maple
- Native to Ontario
- Green foliage
- Rapid growing, adapts to a variety of soil types
- Fall colours yellow to scarlet
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Acer Saccharum
Sugar Maple
- Brilliant yellow & red-orange fall foliage
- Excellent cover & nest sites for birds
- Native to Ontario
- Slow growing, ideal for large, spacious areas
- Well known for its maple syrup
Amelanchier Canadensis
Serviceberry
- WHITE FLOWERS
- GRAYISH-GREEN ROUND LEAVES TURN TO MEDIUM-GREEN IN THE SUMMER
- BRILLIANT YELLOW TO RED COLOUR IN THE FALL
- RED TO PURPLISH-BLACK EDIBLE FRUIT IN JUNE ATTRACTS BIRDS
- NATIVE TO ONTARIO
Aristolochia Durior Macrophylla
Dutchman's Pipe
- SOLITARY GREENISH-YELLOW PIPE-SHAPED FLOWERS
- LARGE GREEN HEART-SHAPED LEAVES
- VIGOROUS TWINING HABIT
- GOOD FOR PRIVACY SCREENING
Cornus Alternifolia Pagoda
Dogwood Tree Form
- Small, Shrubby tree with horizontal branches
- Fragrant white flowers and dark blueish-black berries
- Green leaves turn red in the fall
Cornus Sericea Red Osier
Red Twig Dogwood
- Flat clusters of tiny white spring flowers (Late Spring)
- Bright red winter stems showy against snowy backdrop
Diervilla Lonicera
Honeysuckle
- Dwarf, mounding plant excellent for mass planting or slopes
- Yellow Flowers
- Leaves turn green to bronze to red in the fall
Dodecatheon meadia
Shooting Star
- Purple flowers have swept back (reflex) petals
- Eastern North American woodlands and meadow wildflower
- Goes dormant in summer
- Grows in moist soil; tolerates clay
Eupatorium purpureum ssp. maculatum Gateway
Spotted Joe Pye Weed
- Pink to light purple flower heads late summer
- Native habit on edges of lakes and streams
Gaillardia Aristata Arizona Sun
Blanket Flower
- Bright colors are similar to the desert sun in Arizona
- Native to the Great Plains
- Attract butterflies to the garden in search of nectar
Gleditsia Triacanthos Var. Inermis
Honeylocust Shademaster
- Fast growing tree, with small leaves does not cast heavy shade
Hydrangea Arborescens Incrediball
Smooth Hydrangea
- Massive flowers bloom in summer
- The flowers are held upright on very sturdy stems
- Very hardy and reliable
- Prune Late fall once the plant is dormant if you don't want to keep its flowers for winter interest
- We typically prune them in early spring so we can enjoy those blooms as long as possible
- Cut the branches back by about 1/3 of their total length
Ilex verticillata Spriber
Berry Nice® Winterberry Holly
- Bright red berries in fall & winter
- Superior fruit set and retention
- Berries can be used in floral arrangements
Juncus effusus
Soft Rush
- Bright green cylindrical stems taper to a bristle
- Helps to stabilize pond shores and stream banks
Juniperius Virginiana
Eastern Red Cedar
- They have oval, columnar form
- Exfoliating, thin strips of brown bark and ascending branches support the green foliage
- Evergreens Available April to October
Mahonia Aquifolum Oregon
Grape Holly
- CLUSTERS OF FRAGRANT YELLOW FLOWERS EARLY SPRING
- GREEN BERRIES CHANGE TO DARK BLUE IN THE SUMMER AND PERSIST INTO THE WINTER
- EDGES OF BLUE-GREEN LEAVES ARE SPINY (LIKE A HOLLY), TURNING TO BRONZE-PURPLE TONES IN THE WINTER
- IRREGULAR UPRIGHT SPREADING HABIT
Parthenocissus Quinquefolia
Virginia Creeper
- Emerging foliage is purplish in colour changing to green in summer
- Then Purple to crimson- red in the fall
Picea Glauca
White Spruce
- Has a fairly symmetrical, conical crown, a regular branching pattern that often extends to the ground, and a smooth, dark gray, scaly bark
- The wood of white spruce is light, straight grained, and resilient
- Have long pinecones
- Evergreens Available April to October
Prunus Virginiana
Common Chokecherry
- SMALL FRAGRANT WHITE OR PINK FLOWERS EMERGE WITH THE LEAVES
- RED TO BLUE TO BLACK FRUIT RIPENS IN JULY, EATEN BY BIRDS
- SEMI-GLOSSY GREEN LEAVES OCCASIONALLY TURN PINKISH IN THE FALL
- UPRIGHT, VASE-SHAPED HABIT
Sambucus nigra
Elderberry
- Pink flowers in mid-summer
- Wonderfully dark purple, almost black foliage
- Prune immediately after flowering
Sorghastrum nutans
Indian Grass
- Slender, blue-green leaves turn gold in fall
- Stiff stems topped with narrow heads in summer
- Great vertical accent in borders
Thuja Occidentalis Nigra
Black Cedar
- Flattened sprays pf dense, dark green foliage
- Upright cone shaped evergreen