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Contrary to what its name implies, Micro Clover is not simply a tiny version of standard clover. When Micro Clover is mowed, its leaves grow smaller and more numerous, with fewer flowers than conventional clovers. It becomes established more quickly and can be mowed shorter than typical lawn grasses. It will also stand up to foot (and pet) traffic. Once established, Micro Clover is more drought tolerant than grasses and require less frequent watering.

If starting a lawn from scratch, use 5% Micro Clover of the total weight of the grass seed being sown.

NOTE: Over-seeding existing lawn may not work, as the seeds need to be in contact with moist soil in order to germinate. 

Pink paste

Its beauty is found in the simplicity of its single yellow flowers and the spectacular display they create when viewed en masse. They are held in large, open sprays on a rounded, branching shrub. Named to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Annie Tempest’s classic weekly cartoon.

Used for Rose Hips.

A favourite for cut flowers and arrangements, Gypsophila (Baby's Breath) also deserves a place in the landscape.

It has airy clouds of pink tiny flowers that add both contrast and texture to the perennial border from early summer to fall. 

Light Requirement: Full Sun

Height: 36"

Width: 16"

Upright branching habit with blue-green needles. Tight compact form. Tolerates a wide range of soils including heavy, wet and dry conditions.

Light Requirement: Full Sun

Height: 33'

Width: 16'

Zone: 3

Photo and data courtesy of Aubin Nursery and Bellwyck Horticolor

The feather-like leaves, dense compact canopy, and oval form make this one of the most attractive trees. Deep-green foliage turn golden-yellow in fall. A seedless cultivar that has shown a high level of resistance to Emerald Ash Borer.

Light Requirement: Full Sun

Height: 40'

Width: 35'

Zone: 2

Photo and data courtesy of Jeffries Nurseries

Matthiola longipetala. Spindly and insignificant by day, it is potently fragrant at dusk! Single, four-petalled flowers are a pale lilac. Best grown either in out-of-the-way spots or with Virginian Stock to combine their complimentary growing habits, colours, and fragrances. Shear back once for continuing scent from July until frost. Stocks prefer cool temperatures, but need full sun to perform well. Once the soil heats up in summer, plants tend to die back. Provide ample water, but very well drained soil. Sow Evening Scented stocks seeds on the surface of the soil. Many sources still use the previous Latin name for this plant, M. bicornis. If given some support, this branching plant will grow to 45cm (18") tall. If grown in containers, it will probably not grow upright.

Thuja occidentalis ‘Zmatlik’ is medium green throughout spring and summer, but in winter, as temperatures fall, it puts on its winter coat of intense plum-bronze. The winter color is very dramatic and adds to the already interesting texture of this hardy narrow column. Small, scale-like sprays of foliage twist and curl creating a densely foliaged plant than can be enjoyed as a single specimen or planted as a screen. Found as a seedling by Mr. Zmatlik in the Czech Republic in 1984.

Garden Size: 15’H x 4’W

Intermediate: 6-12″/year

Narrow Upright

Zone 3

Green

Conifer

Full Sun

A unique addition as an annual planting. This grass grows thick if kept moist in well drained soil, it adds color and texture to your flower beds or containers.

This Arborvitae is pest and disease free and best of all, deer won’t touch it – making this the perfect hedge for country homes. Keep clipped to create the densest and greenest hedge you have ever seen, or left to grow naturally into a broad, upright barrier, either way you will love the privacy and protection this plant will give, at any height from a few feet to 30 feet or more.

Zone 4

10 Gal. pot - 6' tall

Assorted Colors

Coconut Coir pellets and seed staring products.

227g

Falling Leaf Brand

1.5" x 13'(4m)

Black saucers in assorted sizes.