Listings for Caliper Trees, Potted Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens and Perennials available at our Garden Center and Tree Nursery.
Trees for Small Yards
Walker Weeping Caragana Topgraft
A top grafted weeping form with feathery light green foliage. Yellow flowers in summer. Leaves similar to asparagus fern.
Tartarian Maple
The canopy is dense and round An exceptional, drought-tolerant low-growing tree for small landscape areas. Medium green summer leaves change to yellow, red, and reddish-brown in the fall. Fragrant greenish to yellow flowers in spring followed by attractive bright pink to red winged fruit. Does...
Rosy Glo Weeping Flowering Crabapple
Foliage is dark bronze-green. Bright pink blossoms in early spring. Upright form, with a weeping habit. An excellent specimen plant.
Norland Apple
Good for cooking and eating. Green and almost totally covered with red stripes. 6-7cm. Late August.
Miss Kim Lilac (topgraft tree form)
Purple buds open to lavender blue flowers in late May. Compact upright form with dark green leaves that turn burgundy in the fall.
Miss Canada Preston Lilac
Its deep rose-red buds open to bright pink flowers, approximately two weeks later than the French hybrids.
From Isabella Preston's original breeding work in Canada during the 1920s, crossing S. villosa with the pollen of S. reflexa, came Syringa x prestoniae, a fine line of late blooming lilacs....
Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac
Upright dense growth habit make this small tree ideal for small yards. Plumes of creamy white fragrant flowers, dark shiny leaves and dark red bark make this tree attractive throughout the seasons. Needs well drained soil and full sun.
Another favorite at the nursery.
Honeycrisp Apple
Honeycrisp is a moderately vigorous tree with a somewhat spreading growth habit. Medium sized, large, red apples. Cream colored flesh is sweet & juicy. Great eating and stores well. 7-8cm. Late September.
Harcourt Apple
Matures mid-August with sweet red fruits. Exceptionally crisp and juicy. Excellent for eating fresh. Needs a pollinator and well drained soil.
Goodland Apple
One of the best apples for the colder regions. Washed red over creamy green. . Flesh is crisp, juicy, tender,and aromatic. Good for storing and excellent for eating. Annual bearer, ripens September. Need a pollinator.
Fall Red Apple
An exceptionally hardy red apple, excellent for eating fresh, keeps well, late harvest. Dull red fruit is 7 - 8 cm in size and taste s.lightly as 'Mc Intosh' variety. Ripens mid to late September. Eating apples need a second pollinator. Needs well-drained soil and full...
Evan's Sour Cherry
Self pollinating cherry that has been grown in the Edmonton area since 1923, and is also someimtes known as Horsehills Cherry. Masses of white blossoms in the spring and attractive reddish bark. The fruit at first is orangey red in colour and quite sour, but if you leave the fruit on until it...
Dream Weaver Columnar Flowering Crabapple
Newer introduction - a beautiful columnar accent tree for smaller yards. Bright fragrant pink flowers in stunning clusters along the branches in mid spring, which emerge from distinctive rose flower buds before the leaves. The foliage emerges burgundy in spring turning a attractive dark green...
Dolgo Crab Apple
Excellent for jelly. Fruit is dark red. 2.5 cm. Late August
The Dolgo Crabapple Trees is used to pollinate any variety of Apple Tree because it releases so much pollen over time. Dolgo crabapple requires very little pruning, but should be occasionally thinned to eliminate water sprouts or...
Amur Maple - Tree Form
A graceful small tree with an irregular head. Spreading slender branches, dark green leaves, turning incredible fall colors ranging from orange to scarlet and burgundy red, neat habit and colorful seeds in late summer, The flowers are not ornamentally significant but features abundant showy red...