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Apple, Crimson Crisp

Malus Crimson Crisp

(Coop 39)

7’ tree, 10-gallon container

$90

Zone: 4

Height: 15’

Spread: 10’

Shape: Upright, with a rounded canopy

Summer Foliage: Green

Fall Foliage: Yellow

Flower: White

New rising star of the apple world, beginning to rival

Honeycrisp in popularity Very attractive vividly red apple,

extremely crisp, with rich spicy sweet/tart flavour. Low-

maintenance trees, disease-resistant, need little pruning,

well-adapted for home gardens. Long midseason

harvest, fruit stores well, and is not prone to falling off the

tree. Perfect eating apple, but great for baking, juicing

and cider as well. Love at first bite! Use Honeycrisp,

Gala or McIntosh as a pollinator.

Apple, Honeycrisp

Malus Honeycrisp

7’ bareroot tree

$60

Zone: 3

Height: 15’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Rounded



Flower: White with pink overtones

An exceptional apple and one of the sweetest and most

cold-hardy varieties. Everyone’s favourite eating apple,

premium-priced because of limited supply. Sweet-tart,

juicy, explosively crisp cream-coloured flesh. Good

resistance to scab, outstanding shelf life when stored

cool. Plant with another variety, such as Crimson Crisp,

Gala or McIntosh, for best production.

Apple, McIntosh

Malus McIntosh

7’ bareroot tree

$50

Zone: 3

Height: 25’

Spread: 25’

Shape: Rounded

Summer Foliage: Deep green


Flower: White

Very popular, hardy variety, excellent flavour, medium to

large crisp sweet apple with attractive cherry red skin,

greenish white flesh. One of the best apples for eating,

cooking and baking. Tree grows 1-2 feet per year,

blooms mid-season; fruit ripens late September. Cold-

hardy, native to eastern Canada. Prefers well-drained

clay loam or clay. Partially self-fertile. Honeycrisp, Gala

and most white-blossom crabapples are excellent

pollinators.

Apple, Royal Gala

Malus Royal Gala

7’ bareroot tree

$50

Zone: 4

Height: 10-17’

Spread: 10-17’

Shape: Rounded

Summer Foliage: Medium green

Fall Foliage: Orange

Flower: White and light pink

Medium-size apple with orange-red stripes, crisp, juicy

yellow flesh, sweet and aromatic. Considered one of the

world’s best apples. Blooms mid-season, ripens late

August. Used for eating rather than cooking. Keeps 6

months, does not bruise easily. Honeycrisp, McIntosh

and most white-blossom crabapples are excellent

pollinators.

Birch, Yellow (Native)

Betula alleghaniensis


(multi-stemmed)

$60

Zone: 3

Height: 65’

Spread: 17’

Shape: Pyramidal to round

Foliage: Dark green

Fall colour: Bright yellow

Flower: Catkins

Ontario’s largest native birch. Bark is shiny yellowish to

silvery-grey, with a shaggy, peeling texture. The sap can

be boiled to make syrup or fermented into beer, and the

twigs and leaves can be used to make a wintergreen-

flavoured tea. Popular food source for animals and birds,

particularly the yellow-bellied sapsucker. North American

native.

Cedar, Emerald

Thuja occidentalis Emerald

32” tree, 3-gallon container

$45

Zone: 3b

Height: 12’

Spread: 4’

Shape: Upright, narrow

Foliage: Emerald green

Narrow upright accent evergreen, with dense foliage that

remains bright green year round. Number one choice for

an evergreen hedge, grows about 1 foot per year, fills out

to ground level, takes pruning well. Hardy and adaptable,

relatively low maintenance, virtually disease- and pest-

resistant.

Crabapple, Harvest Gold

Malus Hargozam

8’ bareroot tree

$70

Zone: 4

Height: 20’-25’

Spread: 15’-20’

Shape: Upright, broadly oval

Summer Foliage: Shiny green

Fall Foliage: Clear yellow

Flower: White

Fruit: Showy persistent golden fruit

Late-flowering crabapple with pink buds that open to

single white blooms. Often considered the best gold-

fruited crabapple, with ½-inch bright yellow fruits

persisting into winter. Good small shade tree as well as a

flowering and fruiting ornamental. Thrives in full sun and

just about any type of soil. Disease and deer resistant,

low maintenance, extremely hardy.

Crabapple, Prairifire

Malus Prairifire

6’ bareroot tree

$55

Zone: 4a

Height: 20’

Spread: 20’

Shape: Upright spreading

Foliage: Purple to bronze


Flower: Red buds become clusters of fragrant fuchsia

flowers

Fruit: Red fruit remains on tree until late fall

Highly regarded award-winning accent tree smothered in

long-lasting rich red flowers in spring and persistent small

purple/dark red fruit in fall. Beautiful reddish bark. Prefers

full sun, tolerates a wide variety of water and soil

conditions. Excellent disease resistance.

Honeylocust, Sunburst

Gleditsia triacanthos Suncole

7’ bareroot tree

$75

Zone: 4b

Height: 35’

Spread: 30’

Shape: Upright, open

Summer Foliage: Gold in spring, lime green in summer

Fall Foliage: Bright yellow

Very popular tree for light dappled shade; thornless and

seedless for easy maintenance. Attractive delicate ferny

foliage emerges brilliant yellow in spring, becomes lime

green in summer and an outstanding yellow again in fall.

Prefers full sun; very tolerant of adverse growing

conditions.

Hydrangea, Quickfire

Hydrangea paniculata Bulk

3.5’ bareroot standard

$90

Zone: 4

Height: 6’-8’

Spread: 6’-8’

Shape: Upright standard

Summer Foliage: Dark green

Fall Foliage: Gold and burgundy

This super-hardy, easy to grow, long-blooming

Hydrangea flowers more than a month earlier than other

varieties. Flowers open white, then turn pink, becoming

an extremely dark rosy pink by fall. Beautiful tree-like

form brings the lush, colourful blooms to eye-level and is

particularly good in small gardens or large patio

containers. Very difficult to kill. Blooms on new wood, so

will flower after even the harshest winter. Cut back by

one-third in early spring for best bloom.

Lilac, Ludwig Spaeth

Syringa vulgaris

Ludwig Spaeth

4’ bareroot shrub

$55

Zone: 2

Height: 12’

Spread: 9’

Shape: Upright, multi-stemmed

Summer Foliage: Bluish green

Fall Foliage: No appreciable colour

Flower: Panicles of single dark purple flowers

Multi-stemmed deciduous shrub with showy clusters of

very fragrant dark purple flowers, blooming in mid-

spring. Flowers best in full sun, but tolerates dry or

moist soils and urban pollution. Very hardy, tends to

sucker, attracts butterflies, deer-resistant. Prune only

after flowering. Lives about 30 years.

Lilac, Pride of Moscow

Syringa vulgaris

Pride of Moscow

5’ bareroot shrub

$60

Zone: 2b

Height: 8’

Spread: 7’

Shape: Upright

Summer Foliage: Bluish green


Flower: Double, pale pink, changing to white

Large long-lasting blooms, exceptionally fragrant.

Blooms best in full sun, producing abundant flowers in

May. Accepts a wide range of soils, from sand to fine

clay, dry to moderately moist. Disease and deer

resistant. Attracts butterflies.

Magnolia, Susan

Magnolia x Susan


$65

Zone: 4

Height: 8-10’

Spread: 8’-10’

Shape: Broad upright

Summer Foliage: Glossy green

Fall Foliage: Bronze yellow

Flower: Deep rose-purple buds, fuchsia-pink flower

Hardy magnolia cross, bred to bloom later in the season

and thus avoid late spring frost damage. Grows 4-6” per

year and needs little maintenance. Often continues to

bloom for over a month, with some repeat bloom in mid-

summer; large glossy green leaves make this an

attractive specimen plant even after the flowers are

finished.

Maple, Amur

Ruby Slippers

Acer ginnala Ruby Slippers

7’ bareroot tree

$85

Zone: 3

Height: 20’

Spread: 20’

Shape: Low-branched, upright spreading to rounded


Fall Foliage: Brilliant red, orange and gold

Unusual for this species, this cultivar has a single straight

trunk with a dense, upright spreading canopy. Abundant,

long-lasting bright red keys hang from the branches in

pairs in June, like little red ballet slippers. Red, orange

and gold fall foliage. Hardy and adaptable, moderate

growth rate, drought tolerant.

Maple, Autumn Fest

Acer saccharum

Autumn Fest

7’ bareroot tree

$85

Zone: 4a

Height: 50’

Spread: 35’

Shape: Upright, narrow oval


Fall Foliage: Brilliant orange-red to red

New faster growing Sugar Maple cultivar, with fall colour

starting early and so bright “you gotta wear shades”.

Upright narrow growth habit, strong branch angles and

dense branching make Autumn Fest perfect for limited

spaces.

Maple, Fall Fiesta

Acer saccharum Bailsta

7’ bareroot tree

$85

Zone: 4

Height: 60’

Spread: 45’

Shape: Upright, rounded


Fall Foliage: Yellow, orange and scarlet

Cultivar of sugar maple noted for its vigorous and rapid

growth rate, thick, glossy, dark green leaves, resistance

to leaf tatter, heat, wind and drought, and excellent winter

hardiness. Low maintenance tree rarely troubled by

insects or disease.

Maple, Firefall

Acer x freemanii AF#1

7’ bareroot tree

$90

Zone: 3

Height: 50’

Spread: 35’

Shape: Upright oval


Fall Foliage: Orange-red to red

Hardy fast-growing silver maple/red maple hybrid.

Deeply cut foliage, exceptional cold hardiness, no seed

litter, and brilliant red fall colour that develops early – a

bright addition to the landscape. Strong branches resist

wind, snow and ice damage. Not as wide as most shade

trees, so a good fit in smaller yards.

Maple, Red (Native)

Acer rubrum

7’ bareroot tree

$75

Zone: 3b

Height: 50’

Spread: 40'

Shape: Broadly oval to round


Fall Foliage: Orange to bright red

Fast-growing tree with green foliage and red flower

clusters in the spring and summer, followed by beautiful

fall colours of yellowish orange to bright red. Prefers full

sunlight and average to wet conditions, but accepts a

wide range of soils, thrives in acidic soils, and can also

tolerate some standing water. May live for 80-100 years.

Maple, Red Sunset

Acer rubrum

Franskred

7’ bareroot tree

$90

Zone: 4

Height: 50’

Spread: 40’

Shape: Upright, dense


Fall Foliage: Red and orange

.

Best fall colours of any red maple, developing well before

other varieties and lasting for weeks. Vigorous, fast-

growing shade tree, more heat- and drought-resistant than

other red maples, with no significant pests or diseases.

Grows almost anywhere.

Maple, Sugar (Native)

Acer saccharum

7’ bareroot tree

$80

Zone: 4

Height: 60’

Spread: 50'

Shape: Upward-reaching branches and rounded crown


Fall Foliage: Yellow, orange and red

A large long-lived native species, hardy & easily

maintained. Beautiful fall leaves in shades of yellow,

orange & red; major source of maple syrup. Prefers cool

climates; grows well in a variety of soils; very shade-

tolerant; needs lots of space. Average lifespan over 200

years, can live for up to 400 years.

Oak, Crimson Spire

Quercus robur

x alba Crimschmidt

6’ bareroot tree

$90

Zone: 4

Height: 50’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Columnar

Foliage: Blue green

Fall colour: Brilliant red

Flower: Yellowish-green catkins

An excellent choice for narrow spaces, particularly

useful as a privacy screen where space is limited. The

lovely, dark green leaves turn spectacular shades of red

in autumn, and many will persist through the

winter. Strong wood resists high winds; drought

tolerant.

Oak, Red (Native)

Quercus rubra

6’ bareroot tree

$85

Zone: 3

Height: 60’

Spread: 50’

Shape: Rounded

Foliage: Dark green

Fall colour: Red

Flower: Yellowish-green catkins

Most brilliant fall colour of any oak. Broad headed

native tree, with lobed leaves ranging from bright red in

early spring to dark shiny green in summer and

spectacular scarlet in fall. Leaves may remain on the

tree through the first snows, providing winter colour.

Low-maintenance tree, tolerant of poor soils and wind,

grows about 12” per year. Acorns attract birds, small

animals and browsers.

Peach, Redhaven

Prunus persica Redhaven


$75

Zone: 5

Height: 20’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Rounded, spreading


Fall Foliage: Bright gold

Flowers: Pink

Fruit: Golden yellow with a reddish blush

An excellent freestone peach with almost fuzzless red-

blushed yellow skin and firm, sweet yellow flesh. Ideal

for eating fresh, canning or freezing. Attractive accent

tree with dark pink buds that open to fragrant pink flowers

in early spring. Blooms late to avoid frosts; resistant to

leaf spot. Self-fertile, but, like most fruit trees, will

produce better if planted near another peach variety.

Needs full sun, not suitable for northwind-exposed

locations.

Peach, Reliance

Prunus persica Reliance


$75

Zone: 5

Height: 20’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Rounded, spreading



Flowers: Pink

Fruit: Yellow background splashed with dark red

The hardiest peach tree you can get (reliable to -30°!).

Showy bright pink blossoms, blooming late to avoid

spring frosts, and ripening in mid-August to medium-

sized freestone fruit, yellow with a red blush. Self-

pollinating, but, like most fruit trees, will produce better if

planted near another peach variety. Vigorous, fast-

growing, drought tolerant and largely disease resistant.

Needs full sun, not suitable for northwind-exposed

locations.

Pear, Bartlett

Pyrus communis

Bartlett

7’ bareroot tree

$50

Zone: 5

Height: 20’

Spread: 20’

Shape: Upright oval


Fall Foliage: Outstanding deep purple

Flowers: White

Fruit: Golden yellow with a reddish blush

The world’s favourite pear. Easy to grow, very

productive, with beautiful blossoms in spring and large,

thin-skinned, sweet fruit in late summer. Begins to bear

early and may continue for up to 100 years. Partially self-

pollinating but will be even more productive with another

variety (or a beehive) nearby. Vibrant green when ready

to harvest, yellow when ripe and ready to eat. Excellent

for eating fresh or canning.

Pear, Early Gold

Pyrus ussuriensis

JefGold

7' bareroot tree

$50

Zone: 3

Height: 15’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Compact round


Fall Foliage: Burgundy

Flower: White

Fruit: Yellow

Excellent vigour and cold tolerance. Stunning clusters of

white flowers. Produces small golden juicy fruit in early

August, good for eating and jam. Does well in full sun

and a wide range of moisture and soil conditions. Plant

with another pear variety (e.g., Golden Spice) nearby as

pollinator. Very hardy.

Pear, Golden Spice

Pyrus ussuriensis

Golden Spice

7' bareroot tree

$50

Zone: 3

Height: 15’

Spread: 10’

Shape: Compact round



Flower: White

Fruit: Bright yellow with red blush

Very hardy tree, bearing small pears that are bright

yellow blushed with red, and ripen in September/October.

Prefers full sun, deep, well-drained soil. Not drought

tolerant. Use “Early Gold” as a pollinator.

Plum, Italian

Prunus domestica Italian


$80

Zone: 4

Height: 15’

Spread: 10’

Shape: Upright



Flower: Pink and white

Fruit: Large, deep purple, freestone

Very sweet, medium to large freestone plums. Perfect for

drying, eating fresh, freezing or canning. Beautiful spring

flowers and deep-purple fruit on a manageable, naturally

dwarf tree. Self-fruitful, so there’s no need to plant a

pollinator. Winter hardy, easy to establish, adaptable to

most soil types and disease resistant – the most

effortless of all fruit trees to grow.

Saskatoonberry,

Standing Ovation

Amelanchier alnifolia

Obelisk

5’ bareroot shrub/small tree

$75

Zone: 2

Height: 12’

Spread: 6’

Shape: Narrow upright, multi-stemmed

Summer Foliage: Forest green

Fall Foliage: Outstanding yellow

Flower: White clusters

Exceptionally attractive columnar shrub/small tree,

smothered with pretty white blossoms in spring and

sweet juicy deep purple berries in summer. A robust

cultivar of a native species, highly resistant to cold and

pests, and not attractive to deer. Self-pollinating.

Serviceberry,

Princess Diana

Amelanchier x grandiflora

Princess Diana

7’ bareroot shrub/small tree

$80

Zone: 4

Height: 20’

Spread: 15’

Shape: Upright rounded, multistemmed


Fall Foliage: Brilliant red

Flower: White clusters

Fruit: Edible purple berries in June

Hardy native ornamental tree. Fall colour is brilliant red,

starting early and lasting late into the season. Tolerant of

a wide range of soils. Easy to grow in full sun to part

shade. Deer resistant.

Spruce, Baby Blue

Picea pungens Baby Blue

32” tree, 5-gallon container

$70

Zone: 3

Height: 20’

Spread: 10'

Shape: Pyramidal

Foliage: Silvery blue needles year-round

Highly ornamental blue evergreen tree, extremely hardy,

dense and rugged. Excellent as an accent tree, slow-

growing, low maintenance, deer-resistant.

Spruce, Colorado Blue

Picea pungens glauca

1.5’ tree, 3-gallon container

$35

Zone: 2

Height: 50’

Spread: 20'

Shape: Upright pyramidal

Foliage: Silver-blue to blue-green needles

Considered one of North America’s finest conifers, loved

for its silvery blue colour and exceptional beauty. Once

established, may grow 6-12” a year. Excellent as a

windbreak or tall screen, for winter interest, or as a

specimen tree in large landscapes. Deer resistant.

Willow, Prairie Cascade

Salix x Prairie Cascade

8’ bareroot tree

$65

Zone: 3

Height: 35’

Spread: 25’

Shape: Weeping, broad

Summer Foliage: Dark green, very glossy


Extremely hardy tree, developed in Manitoba for

Canadian winters, with very glossy, dark green foliage,

graceful arching golden branches. Insect and disease

resistant; fast-growing; likes full sun, lots of space,

average to wet conditions. Particularly showy in winter.

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