Plant Catalogue

Peterborough Ecology Park’s plant nursery is a small community nursery dedicated to the propagation of plants to enhance environmental health and sustainability. While our key focus is the production of plants native to the Peterborough region, we also offer a variety of non-native plants which feed wildlife such as butterflies and birds, withstand drought or produce food, seasonings or medicines for people. We avoid producing exotic plants which could be disruptive to natural areas (invasive exotics). Many of our plants are produced from seed wild-collected locally.

Plants are propagated in small quantities with the assistance of local volunteers. We do not ship, but sell plants exclusively from the Ecology Park site in Peterborough’s Beavermead Park.

Bulk orders can be placed at any time. Plant sales to the general public begin at our popular fundraising Spring Plant Sale, held annually on the Sunday of the May long weekend from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. After this time, plants can be purchased during regular market hours. Other supplies are also available seasonally. A 10% discount is available for Ecology Park members.

South-Central Ontario Native Trees Central Ontario Native Ferns
South-Central Ontario Native Shrubs Exotic Shrubs & Trees
South-Central Ontario Native Vines Exotic Perennials and Biennials
Southern Ontario Native Forbs Exotic Annuals
Central Ontario Native Grasses Herbs And Vegetables

Note:

  • Limited quantities of species in addition to those listed here may be available. Contact us or visit the nursery to inquire about additional species.
  • Prices and availability subject to change without notice, and include PST and GST

South-Central Ontario Native Trees
       
Abies balsamea  
Balsam Fir
limited quantity
 
Balsam Fir is a graceful, shade-tolerant evergreen that prefers well-drained soil.
       
  18-30" B&B $19.50
       
Acer rubrum  
Red Maple  
Native Red Maple has red twigs and buds and turns a brilliant red in autumn. It prefers moist, acidic soil and protection from winds. Grows best in full sun.
  4-5' Pot $22.00
       
Acer rubrum 'freemanii'  
'Autumn Blaze' Freeman Maple  
Freeman Maple is a hybrid between Ontario's native red and silver maples. It is hardier than red maple, and is an excellent shade tree, tolerant of urban stresses.
  6-8' Fibre Pot $88.00
       
Acer saccharinum  
Silver Maple  
Silver Maple is a hardy, fast-growing tree that is often found along waterways. It needs full sun, and can tolerate a wide range of soil and moisture conditions.
  2-3' Pot $14.00
  4-5' Pot $24.00
       
Acer saccharinum 'Silver Queen'  
'Silver Queen' Silver Maple  
This cultivar of our native Silver Maple is a beautifully shaped, hardy maple that can grow to 16 m tall with a broad, full crown. Full sun.
  5-7' Fibre Pot $76.00
       
Acer saccharum  
Sugar Maple  
Sugar Maple is a slow-growing, long-lived tree that needs well-drained soil. It can tolerate shade, but grows best in the sun. Sensitive to urban stresses.
  6-8' B&B $94.00
       
Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain'  
'Green Mountain' Sugar Maple  
This cultivar of Sugar Maple is bred to be more tolerant of urban conditions. A wonderful shade tree that requires well-drained soil and prefers full sun.
  6-8' Fibre Pot $94.00
       
Aesculus glabra  
Ohio Buckeye
Currently Sold Out
 
A stately, medium-sized tree with a rounded crown, growing best in rich moist, well-drained soils. Not drought tolerant. Hardy to Zone 3, and an attractive specimen tree that is uncommon in Ontario.
  6-8' Fibre Pot $112.00
       
Amelanchier canadensis  
Serviceberry  
This is an excellent, compact tree for multi-season interest and adaptability. White flowers in spring produce berries in June that birds will relish. Drought tolerant, and grows in both sun and shade. Height to 8 m.
  6-8' Fibre Pot $94.00
       
Betula alleghaniensis  
Yellow Birch
limited quantity
 
This is a slow growing, long-lived birch with beautiful yellow-gold peeling bark. It is one of the largest birches, capable of attaining heights of 30 m. Moderately shade-tolerant.
  18-24" Pot $7.50
       
Betula papyrifera  
White Birch  
The well-known tree with white papery bark. Grows in a wide range of conditions. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Host for several butterflies.
  3-4' Pot $19.50
  4.5-5.5' Pot $26.00
  6-8' B & B $44.00
       
Celtis occidentalis  
Northern Hackberry  
A fast-growing, hardy tree that is tolerant of urban stresses. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. A medium-sized tree at full maturity (20 m).
  3-4' Pot $24.00
  6-8' Pot $78.00
       
Fagus grandifolia  
American Beech
limited quantity
 
Beech is an attractive shade tree with smooth grey bark, and is often found growing with sugar maple. It tolerates partial shade, and produces tiny edible nuts in autumn. Grows best in rich, well-drained soil. Attains heights of 30 m.
  12-18" Pot $5.50
       
Fraxinus americana  
White Ash  
A hardy deciduous tree with very strong wood. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Mature ash have a wide canopy that casts excellent shade.
  6-8' B&B $38.00
       
Fraxinus pennsylvanica  
Green Ash  
A fast-growing tree that tolerates a wide range of conditions - from damp to dry soil, clay or silt. Grows best in full sun.
  4-6' Pot $18.00
       
Gleditsia triacanthos 'Shademaster', 'Skyline'  
Honeylocust 'Shademaster' and 'Skyline'  
This thornless honeylocust has tiny compound leaves which cast a gentle shade. It is a fast-growing tree, and extremely drought-tolerant once established. Grows to 16 metres in height.
  6-8' Fibre Pot $86.00
       
Juglans cinerea  
Butternut  
This cousin of the walnut has long, graceful compound leaves and produces a crop of nuts in the fall. Toxins from its roots will affect many other plants such as vegetables, evergreens and fruit trees, so be careful where you plant them. Uncommon in our local forests from extensive harvesting for its beautiful honey-coloured wood. Well worth reintroduction into our urban areas.
  5-6' Pot $58.00
  5-7' Pot $78.00
       
Juglans nigra  
Black Walnut  
Black walnut is a beautifully shaped tree of rich, well-drained soils. It grows quickly, and has long compound leaves. It can affect the growth of other plants around it, however (see Butternut). Give it full sun and a location far from the vegetable garden!
  3-4' Pot $22.00
  5-7' Fibre Pot $65.00
       
Juniperus virginiana  
Eastern Red Cedar
limited quantity
 
A small native tree with a shape similar to white cedar, but it is actually a variety of juniper. Growing up to 8 metres tall, it grows best in alkaline soils and full sun.
  12-18" Pot $7.50
       
Larix laricina  
Tamarack  
Tamarack is a deciduous conifer that loses its soft needles each fall. It grows wild in damp places, but will grow on drier sites if given extra water during times of drought. Needs a sunny location.
  2-3' Pot $18.00
  4-5' B&B $22.50
       
Picea glauca  
White Spruce
limited quantity
 
White spruce is a tough, resilient tree that requires well-drained soil and full sun. Very drought-tolerant once established, but avoid planting in areas with salt spray from winter traffic. A good windbreak, and excellent shelter for wildlife.
  12-18" Pot $6.50
  20-30" B&B $10.00
  3-4' B&B $45.00
       
Pinus resinosa  
Red Pine
Currently Sold Out
 
Red pine is an attractive evergreen with long, stiff needles and reddish bark. It prefers acidic soil and requires sun and well-drained soil. Up to 25 metres tall.
  2.5-3.5' B&B $36.00
       
Pinus strobus  
White Pine
limited quantity
 
The tree of Ontario, the beautiful white pine grows in a range of conditions, but requires well-drained soil and full sun. Not tolerant of salt spray from roadsides. Give it lots of room, since it grows to heights of 30 metres.
  3-4' B&B $45.00
       
Populus tremuloides  
Trembling Aspen  
Trembling Aspen is a fast growing tree in the poplar family whose leaves rustle in the slightest breeze. This tree will grow in a wide range of conditions, but needs full sun and well-drained soil.
  7-10' Fibre Pot $69.50
       
Prunus pennsylvanica  
Pin Cherry
limited quantity
 
Pin Cherry is a fast growing small tree that produces delicate white flowers in early spring, followed in mid-summer by clusters of small red cherries, relished by birds. Full sun and well-drained soil.
  6-8' Pot $38.00
       
Prunus serotina  
Black Cherry  
Black cherry is a native deciduous tree that is now uncommon in local forests due to extensive harvesting of its beautiful red wood for cabinetry. It blooms with delicate white flowers in early spring, followed by sour cherries in mid-summer. Once established, this tree is very drought tolerant. It is host for several species of butterfly, and requires full sun to thrive. Grows to 20 metres in height.
  18-30' Pot $10.00
  3-4' Pot $19.50
  5-6' Pot $36.00
  6-8' Fibre Pot $42.00
       
Quercus macrocarpa  
Bur Oak  
This hardy, drought-tolerant oak is slow-growing and long-lived. Tolerant of urban conditions. Needs full sun and will grow in a wide variety of soils. A medium-sized tree, growing to 20 metres.
  4-5' B&B $58.00
  6-8' B&B $74.00
       
Quercus rubra  
Red Oak  
The majestic Red Oak is named for the brilliant fall colour of its leaves. It prefers acidic, well-drained soil and can attain heights of 20 metres in full sun.
  5-7' Fibre Pot $78.00
       
Thuja occidentalis  
White Cedar
limited quantity
 
This hardy, well-known tree is equally adaptable as a hedge, or small tree. White cedar grows best in a sunny location, but will tolerate part-shade. Adaptable to moist or dry soil.
  18-30' Pot $8.00
       
Tilia americana  
Basswood  
Basswood is a deciduous tree with a large, heart-shaped leaf. When mature, these trees produce small clusters of white, fragrant flowers in spring. Basswood is tolerant of shade, but grows more quickly in full sun. Will grow in moist or dry soil, but good drainage is important.
  4-5' Pot $24.00
       
Tilia americana 'Redmond'  
Basswood 'Redmond'  
This cultivar of the native Basswood has been selected as a particularly hardy tree for urban conditions. Compact and columnar in shape.
  6-8' Pot $86.00
       
Tsuga canadensis  
Eastern Hemlock  
This shade-tolerant native evergreen prefers moist, well-drained soil and protection from the wind. Hemlock is a long-lived tree that can grow to 30 metres in height
  12-18" Pot $8.50
  2-3' B&B $18.00

South-Central Ontario Native Shrubs
       
Alnus incana  
Speckled Alder  
Speckled alder is a common shoreline shrub of the Kawartha Lakes area. It has an aggressive root system which works hard to combat shoreline erosion. It grows to a height of 10-15 feet and tolerates very wet and harsh conditions.
  12-24" Pot $7.50
       
Amelanchier alnifolia  
Saskatoon  
Saskatoon can grow to heights of 15 feet and prefer well-drained soil in sun or shade. Delicate white blossoms in spring give way to edible berries which ripen in June. Birds adore the berries, and beat you to the harvest if you're not quick!
  12-18" Pot $9.50
  2.5-3' Pot $14.00
       
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi  
Bearberry  
This is a ground-hugging shrub that grows well in sandy soils in full sun. It is an excellent, drought-tolerant groundcover that produces small pink and white flowers in May or June, followed by red berries in late summer.
  4" Pot $4.25
       
Aronia melanocarpa  
Black Chokeberry  
Black chokeberry is a hardy shrub that grows in damp or dry conditions. It has attractive white flowers in spring, followed by clusters of deep purple persistent berries in fall. Full sun.
  12-16" Pot $8.50
  18-24" Pot $21.50
       
Aronia prunifolia  
Red Chokeberry
limited quantity
 
Another native shrub of Kawartha Lakes shorelines, Red chokeberry is a hardy, adaptable shrub with white blossoms in spring followed by red berries in fall.
  12-18" Pot $8.50
       
Ceanothus americanus  
New Jersey Tea  
This is a drought-tolerant, low-growing native shrub often found in sandy soils typical of Ontario prairies. It has small white flowers early in the season with nut-like fruits in mid-summer. Grows 2-3 feet tall. Full sun.
  6-18" Pot $8.50
       
Cephalanthus occidentalis  
Buttonbush  
Buttonbush is a native shrub of damp shorelines. It has fluffy white round blossoms in July, followed by unique round seed heads which look like large buttons. Buttonbush grows best in full sun in soil that is constantly moist.
  1-2' Gallon Pot $8.00
       
Cornus alternifolia  
Alternate leaf Dogwood  
This shrub, also known as "Pagoda Dogwood" is a native Ontario shrub that thrives in part-shade. It has a graceful, tiered shape, with fluffy white blossoms in June, followed in late summer by dark blue berries on red stalks. It loves moist, well-drained soil and lots of humus.
  2-3' Pot $12.50
       
Cornus amomum  
Silky Dogwood  
Silky Dogwood is often found growing alongside its cousin, Red Osier Dogwood. Both shrubs have reddish branches and white flowers, but the berries of Silky Dogwood are usually dark blue when ripe, while Red Osier berries are white. Silky Dogwood is an excellent plant for shorelines, holding the banks in place with its extensive root system. It also provides nesting cover for waterfowl.
  18-36" Pot $8.50
       
Cornus canadensis  
Bunchberry  
A tiny shrub of woodlands, bunchberry has whorled leaves and greenish-white blossoms that appear in spring. The blossoms later become red berries in the fall. Grows best in shade and moist, well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Cornus racemosa  
Grey Dogwood  
This is a drought-tolerant dogwood that grows well in full sun or part-shade. Its older branches become a rich grey colour, giving it its common name. Grey dogwood produces clusters of fluffy white blossoms in June, which are later followed by deep blue berries on bright red stalks.
  3-4' Pot $12.50
       
Cornus rugosa  
Round Leaf Dogwood  
This attractive dogwood is very drought-tolerant, and can grow in full sun or part shade. It has greenish branches flecked with purple, and its fall berries are a beautiful turquoise. Typically grows 6-10' tall.
  18-30" Pot $8.50
       
Cornus stolonifera  
Red Osier Dogwood  
This common shoreline shrub has bright red branches which look beautiful against the snow in winter. It has fluffy white blossoms in June, and bluish-white berries that ripen in mid-summer. Excellent for preventing shoreline erosion and providing food and cover for waterfowl. Moist to mesic soil and full sun (will tolerate some shade).
  12-18" Pot $7.50
  20-36" Pot $9.50
  3-4' Pot $12.50
       
Corylus americana  
American Hazel  
This native nut tree prefers part shade, and grows to 3 to 4 metres tall.
  4-5' Pot Call for price
       
Diervilla lonicera  
Bush Honeysuckle  
This is a low upright native shrub usually less than 1 metre in height. It is drought-tolerant and grows in full sun or part shade. The petals on its small yellow flowers turn to deep red in late summer.
  18-24" Pot $8.50
       
Gaultheria procumbens  
Wintergreen  
This diminutive ground-covering shrub has thick, glossy evergreen leaves and red berries in fall. Grows best in shady places with acidic soil.
  4" Pot $4.25
       
Hamamelis virginiana  
Witchhazel
limited quantity
 
Witchhazel has the unusual habit of blooming in late autumn, with pale yellow, ribbon-like flowers. It has many cosmetic and medicinal uses. This can become a large shrub, to 5 metres tall, and prefers dryish soil in full sun to full shade.
  1-2' Pot $25.50
       
Ilex verticillata  
Winterberry  
This is our native holly - a shrub of wet places. While it does not have evergreen leaves, it does have persistent red berries along the main stem which look very attractive all winter. Both male and female plants required to produce berries. Full sun and damp soil.
  12-24" Pot $8.50
       
Myrica gale  
Sweetgale
limited quantity
 
This is a nitrogen-fixing shrub of wet shorelines. It is excellent in preventing shoreline erosion. The leaves and branches have a spicy-sweet fragrance when rubbed. Prefers full sun.
  1-2' Pot $8.50
       
Myrica pennsylvanica  
Bayberry
limited quantity
 
Bayberry produces blue-grey berries which are loved by many birds. It can grow to 2 metres tall, and grows in full sun to part shade in dry or wet soils. Plant more than one for best fruiting.
  1-2' Pot $28.75
       
Physocarpus opulifolius  
Ninebark  
Ninebark is a tough native shrub that prefers moist, well-drained soil and full sun. It produces clusters of white fluffy flowers in spring, followed by nut-like brown seed clusters. It is a fast-growing shrub, excellent for providing a visual screen with its long, drooping branches and maple-like leaves. Grows to 10'.
  2-3' Pot $8.00
  4-5' Pot $12.50
       
Potentilla fruticosa  
Potentilla
 
This hardy, drought-tolerant shrub produces yellow flowers throughout the summer. It is a compact shrub, rarely growing above 3 feet tall. Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil.
  12-16" Pot $8.50
Currently Sold Out
18-24" Pot $18.50
       
Prunus virginiana  
Chokecherry  
Chokecherry gets its name from its sour red cherries that are relished by birds and people alike! This shrub averages about 10' in height, and tolerates a wide range of conditions, from sun to shade, and damp to dry. In May, it bears clusters of delicate white blossoms which are followed in July by delicious red berries. This is a very versatile native shrub!
  18-30" Pot $8.50
  3-4' Pot $12.50
       
Rhus aromatica  
Fragrant Sumac  
This cousin of the well-known Staghorn sumac is a much smaller, tidier shrub that grows to an average of 4-6'. Fragrant sumac is an attractive, drought-tolerant shrub with three-lobed leaves that grows in full sun or part shade. It prefers well-drained or sandy soil. Brilliant red foliage in autumn.
  12-20" Pot $8.50
  2-3' Pot $10.50
       
Rhus typhina  
Staghorn Sumac  
An excellent shrub for steep, dry slopes, Staghorn sumac tolerates tough conditions, and spreads quickly to form colonies. Full sun and well-drained soil. Exceptional fall colour. Give it lots of room!.
  2-3' Pot $8.50
  3.5-5' Pot $10.50
       
Rosa palustris  
Swamp Rose  
Swamp rose can be found growing wild along local waterways, but it can also tolerate drier conditions in gardens. In June, it produces single, pink flowers which can bloom through July. The flowers are followed by bright red "hips" which are relished by birds. This rose will grow to heights of 6-8' and spreads by underground stolons.
  10-20" Pot $5.50
       
Rubus occidentalis  
Black Raspberry  
This shade-tolerant native fruit blooms on second year growth. Its arching canes will easily root where they touch the ground, so a patch can expand quickly in size. Grows best on moist, well-drained soil in part sun.
  1-2' Pot $5.50
       
Rubus odoratus  
Flowering Raspberry  
This native unarmed shrub has attractive rose-purple flowers in early summer, but its fruit is dry and inedible. It is a short shrub, typically no taller than 1 or 1.5 metres in height, and prefers to grow in part shade.
  1-2' Pot $16.50
       
Salix eriocephala  
Shrub Willow   
This common willow can grow to 10-12' in height and has an excellent root system for combatting shoreline erosion. Cuttings from the shrub will easily root in spring or fall to create more shrubs to hold soil in place. Full sun. Moist to poorly drained soil.
  1-2' Pot $5.50
       
Salix exigua  
Sandbar Willow  
Commonly found growing in damp, sandy, shifting soil, this native willow has long, thin leaves. An excellent shoreline plant, growing to 8-10' in height.
  3-4' Pot $8.50
       
Salix humilis  
Upland Willow  
This native willow thrives in dry, sandy soils - unlike most of its relatives which love moisture. Typically grows in full sun, 2-3 metres tall.
  18-24" Pot $8.50
       
Sambucus canadensis  
Common Elderberry  
This is a fast growing shrub which can attain heights of 10'. It often grows wild in wet places, but is equally happy in drier gardens. Common Elderberry can tolerate part shade but grows best in full sun. In June, it is covered in lacy white flowers which are followed in late summer by juicy purple berries which are relished by birds and people alike. Plant at least two plants for lots of fruit.
  3-5' Pot $10.50
       
Sambucus pubens  
Red Elder  
An upland shrub, this elderberry is one of the first shrubs to bloom in early spring, with creamy, conical blooms, followed by small, dry berries in July. Birds love the berries of Red Elder, but they are not palatable to people. Tolerates dry soil, but appreciates part shade.
  18-30" Pot $8.50
  3-4' Pot $12.50
       
Sorbus decora  
Showy Mountain Ash
limited quantity
 
This is a native Ontario shrub, unlike its commonly planted cousin, the European Mountain Ash.
  10-18" Pot $8.50
       
Spirea alba  
Meadowsweet  
Meadowsweet is a common native shrub of damp places. It usually grows no taller than 3-4', and has beautiful white flower plumes in mid-summer. This shrub helps to control shoreline erosion, and can grow in full sun or part shade. This shrub is an excellent choice where low-growing vegetation is desirable along a shoreline.
  1-2' Pot $8.50
       
Spirea tomentosa  
Steeplebush  
This low-growing native shrub loves wet acidic places, and produces spires of rosy-pink blooms in mid-summer.
  10-18" Pot $8.50
       
Symphoricarpos alba  
Snowberry  
These low-growing shrubs are extremely drought-tolerant and will grow in shade or sun. Require well-drained soil. Small pink and white blossoms in mid-summer produce white, persistent berries in fall.
  18-30" Pot $17.50
       
Viburnum lentago  
Nannyberry  
This hardy, adaptable shrub will grow in moist or dry soil, in sun or part-shade. Large clusters of white blossoms produce sweet, edible berries in September, an excellent food source for migrating birds. Can grow to 10-15' in height.
  18-30" Pot $12.50
  3-5' Pot $16.50
       
Viburnum rafinesquianum  
Downy Arrow-wood  
This drought-tolerant shrub will grow in full sun or part shade. White, flat-topped blossoms produce clusters of blue berries in fall. Grows 4-5' in height.
  6-10" Pot $5.50
  12-18" Pot $8.50
       
Viburnum trilobum  
Highbush Cranberry
Currently Sold Out
 
The native highbush cranberry produces clusters of glossy red berries in September that are eagerly devoured by birds. It typically grows in damp soils, but can tolerate drier conditions in a garden. Beautiful, flat-topped white blossoms in June. Prefers full sun; can tolerate part-shade.
  2-3' Pot $16.50
       

South-Central Ontario Native Vines
       
Celastrus scandens  
Bittersweet  
This vine prefers part-sun, part shade, and provides excellent coverage for a fence or screen. Its fleshy orange and red fruits are very showy in autumn and through the winter. Both male and female plants needed for fruit set.
    Gallon Pot $5.50
       
Clematis virginiana  
Virgin's Bower  
Delicate white flowers in mid-summer are followed by fluffy, curved clumps of wind-dispersed seeds. Prefers moist soil and semi-shade.
    Gallon Pot $5.50
       
Parthenocissus quinquefolia  
Virginia Creeper  
The large, compound leaves of this hardy vine turn brilliant red in autumn. The grape-like berries are a favourite food for birds, but not suitable for people to eat. Can grow in sun or shade. Very hardy vine.
    Gallon Pot $5.50
       
Vitis riparia  
Riverbank Grape  
This common native vine produces clusters of deep blue, edible grapes in fall, which are sweeter after some hard frost. Effective for covering a fence or screen, or for scrambling over rocks on a riverbank.
    Gallon Pot $5.50
       

South-Central Ontario Native Forbs
       
Note: Some herbaceous plants may be available in plug format if ordered in advance.
       
Actaea pachypoda  
White Baneberry  
Baneberry is a woodland plant that produces white berries in late summer that are also known as "doll's eyes". It grows to approx. 18-24" in height and requires shade and humus-rich soil. Berries not edible.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Actaea rubra  
Red Baneberry  
This cousin to the white baneberry is also a woodland plant which produces clusters of red, non-edible berries in late summer. 18-24" in height, requiring shade and humus-rich soil.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Anaphalis margaritacea  
Pearly Everlasting  
Pearly everlasting is an extremely drought-tolerant native plant which thrives in full sun. It has silvery foliage and white button-like flowers which can be dried for winter bouquets. Host plant of the American Lady butterfly.
    4" Pot $3.75
Anemone canadensis  
Canada Anemone  
A fast-spreading groundcover for damp or shaded locations. An ideal shoreline plant. Produces masses of 5-petalled white blossoms in June.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Anemone cylindrica  
Long-fruited Thimbleweed  
A drought-tolerant anemone, typically found in Ontario tallgrass prairies. It has a long seed head that looks like a thimble. Full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Aquilegia canadensis  
Wild Columbine  
This beautiful wildflower grows in shaded woodlands, as well as on rocky shorelines. Its spurred white and orange blossoms attract hummingbirds in late May. Spreads easily by self-seeding.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Aralia nudicaulis  
Wild Sarsparilla  
A common woodland plant which carpets the forest floor with its 3-stalked groups of umbrella-like leaflets. 10-15" tall. Needs shade and humus-rich soil.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Aralia racemosa  
Spikenard  
This uncommon woodland plant is related to ginseng, and produces frothy white flower clusters beneath the heart-shaped leaflets. The flowers later become clusters of small purple berries. Found in rich deciduous forests. Often grows 3-5' tall. Needs shade and humus-rich soil.
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Arisaema triphyllum  
Jack in the Pulpit  
This unique woodland wildflower looks like a tiny preacher in his covered pulpit. The purple and green flower later becomes a cluster of bright red berries. For shady locations and humus-rich soil.
    4" deep Pot $6.00
    6" Pot $7.00
       
Asarum canadense  
Wild Ginger  
A beautiful groundcover for shady places, wild ginger has broad, heart-shaped leaves. It is one of the earliest woodland flowers to bloom, with wine-red blossoms that lie on the ground under the leaves. Needs shade and humus-rich soil.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Asclepias incarnata  
Swamp Milkweed  
A host plant for the Monarch butterfly, swamp milkweed has showy pink flowers in late June and early July. Thrives in damp places, but can also tolerate drier gardens. Full sun. Grows to 3-4' in height.
    4" Deep Pot $3.75
       
Asclepias tuberosa  
Butterfly Milkweed  
A show-stopper in the flower garden, butterfly milkweed has brilliant orange blossoms in July. Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on this plant, and many other butterflies sip nectar from its beautiful flowers. A very drought-tolerant plant, butterfly milkweed appreciates sandy, well-drained soil and full sun. Grows to 2-3' tall.
    4" Pot $4.00
Aster ericoides  
Heath Aster  
Another drought-tolerant native plant, heath aster blooms brilliantly in September, covered with tiny white blossoms. Full sun. Grows to 2' tall.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Aster nova-angliae  
New England Aster  
A beautiful and versatile native plant, New England Aster bears deep purple flowers in early fall. A favourite nectar source for fall butterflies. Can grow to 3-4' in height. Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
Aster umbellatus  
Flat-topped Aster  
This aster loves damp soil, and blooms in late summer with showy, flat-topped white flowers. Full sun. 3-5' in height.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Caltha palustris  
Marsh Marigold
Currently Sold Out
 
These cheerful early spring bloomers are amassed with bright yellow flowers, and round, shiny leaves. Need moist soil and part shade.
    6" Pot $5.50
       
Campanula rotundifolia  
Harebell  
This delicate-looking but extremely robust little plant can thrive in extremely stressful conditions, including extreme drought and heat. Circumpolar in distribution, it is also the famous "Bluebells of Scotland" as well as a native Ontario prairie plant. Full sun. 12-18" in height.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Caulophyllum thalictroides  
Blue Cohosh
Currently Sold Out
 
A graceful woodland plant, Blue Cohosh appears early in spring, with purplish stems and leaves that give way to deep green as they unfold. It bears blue berries aloft in fall, but they are not edible. Needs shade. 24" to 36" tall.
    6" Pot $5.50
       
Chelone glabra  
White Turtlehead
 
A common shoreline and wetland plant, White Turtlehead bears spikes of waxy white flowers in mid-summer, that resemble small turtles' heads. Host plant of the Baltimore butterfly. Full sun to part shade.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Desmodium canadense  
Showy Tick-trefoil
Currently Sold Out
 
A member of Ontario's tallgrass prairie community, this plant needs lots of room to spread out. Rosy pink flower heads reach 4-5' tall, and produce clusters of sticky flat burs that love to attach to unwary passers-by.
    6" Pot $3.75
       
Echinacea pallida  
Pale Purple Coneflower  
With delicate pink-purple reflexed petals, this Coneflower is native to Ontario's south-western prairies. While not as showy as its well-known cousin, it is a beautiful, delicate addition to the native wildflower garden.
    4" Pot $4.00
       
Echinacea purpurea  
Purple Coneflower  
One of the best plants for a perennial flower garden, Purple Coneflower blooms throughout late July and August with showy, pinkish-purple petals that hang down from a central disk. A favourite nectar source of many butterflies, these plants will also provide a feast for birds once their seeds ripen. Drought-tolerant and pest-free, these plants grow to 3-4' tall in full sun.
    4" Pot $4.00
    6" Pot $5.00
       
Eupatorium maculatum  
Joe Pye Weed  
A common plant of shorelines and wetlands, Joe Pye Weed blooms in August with showy, flat-topped pink-purple blooms that are an excellent nectar source for butterflies. Grows 4-5' tall in rich soil and full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Eupatorium perfoliatum  
Boneset  
Boneset is a common wetland plant with white, flat-topped blossoms in late summer and leaves that appear to be pierced by the stem. 4' tall. Full sun and damp soil.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Eupatorium rugosum  
White Snakeroot  
A plant for damp woodlands, White Snakeroot is unusual in the woodland family because it blooms in fall. Delicate white blossoms. Spreads easily.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Filipendula rubra  
Queen of the Prairie  
This tall, stately plant loves moist soil, but can also tolerate periods of drought. In June, it produces plumes of pink flowers that look like candy floss! Give it lots of space because it spreads vigorously by root runners.
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Fragaria virginiana  
Wild Strawberry  
The perky wild strawberry makes a fast-growing groundcover for sunny areas. Produces tiny, edible berries with wonderful flavour.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Gaillardia aristata sp.  
Blanketflower  
This daisy-like flower has yellow petals with red centres. Very showy in July. Thrives in full sun and dry, sandy soil. Several cultivars as well as the wild blanketflower are available
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Gentiana andrewsii  
Bottle Gentian
Currently Sold Out
 
These lovely, fall-blooming plants were once common along local shorelines. They have unique, deep blue, closed flowers. Part-shade in rich, moist soil. 18-24" tall.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Geum triflorum  
Prairie Smoke  
A lovely, diminutive plant of alvar sites, Prairie Smoke produces small red bell-shaped flowers in May which look like puffs of smoke when they go to seed. Very drought-tolerant plants for full sun. Grow 18-24" tall.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Helenium autumnale  
Helen's Flower  
This is a fall-blooming perennial in the composite family that can grow 4-5' tall. Its daisy-like flowers have yellow or brick-red petals. It thrives in the moist soils along shorelines, and blooms best in full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Helianthus giganteus  
Tall Sunflower  
This perennial sunflower is true to its name, growing 8-10 feet tall. In late summer, it produces masses of 3" yellow blossoms. When its seeds are ripe, chickadees and goldfinches love to feast on the harvest. Full sun and well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.75
       
Heliopsis helianthoides  
False Sunflower  
An excellent, robust perennial with a long bloom period. Produces masses of yellow daisy-like flowers from late June through August. Grows 3-5' tall, and tolerates dry conditions as well as moist, well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Hepatica acutiloba  
Sharp-lobed Hepatica
Currently Sold Out
 
These lovely white to pale purple flowers are one of the first woodland wildflowers to bloom in the spring. Needs shade and humus-rich soil.
    4" Pot $4.75
       
Iris versicolor  
Blue Flag Iris  
This lovely shoreline plant thrives in damp soil. Its wide, grass-like leaves surround the incomparable blue flowers that are produced in June. Full sun to part shade. 18-30" tall.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.75
       
Liatris cylindracea  
Cylindrical Blazing Star  
This is our locally native Blazing Star, which can be found in isolated places in the Rice Lake Plains. In July, it produces delicate clusters of fluffy mauve flowers along a central stalk. Requires full sun and sandy soil. 12-24".
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Liatris spicata  
Dense Blazing Star  
Blazing Star is an excellent nectar plant for butterflies. In July, it produces spikes of mauve flowers that extend up to 3' tall. Full sun and rich soil.
Currently Sold Out
4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Lobelia cardinalis  
Cardinal Flower  
A spectacular plant that was once common along local waterways, Cardinal Flower has brilliant red flowers in late July, which are favourite nectar sources for hummingbirds. This plant needs moist soil in full sun to part shade. Parent plants can be short-lived, so let the copious seeds drop to the ground to start new plants. 24-36" tall.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Lobelia siphilitica  
Great Blue Lobelia  
This lovely Lobelia produces spikes of blue flowers in late summer. It grows wild in wet woodlands, and is a good plant for a shady or partly-shaded garden. 18-30" tall.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Lupinus perennis  
Wild Lupin
Currently Sold Out
 
This is the host plant of the endangered Karner Blue Butterfly, and is now found locally in only a few isolated patches in the Rice Lake Plains. When it blooms in June, the blue spikes of blossoms reach 35" tall. Full sun and sandy soil.
    4" Deep Pot $3.75
       
Maianthemum canadensis  
Canada Mayflower  
A tiny plant of the woodland understorey, Canada Mayflower has roundish, glossy leaves that hug the forest floor. In May, they produce delicate white blossoms that later mature to small red berries.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Maianthemum racemosa  
False Soloman's Seal  
A stately woodland plant, False Soloman's Seal produces clusters of fluffy white blossoms at the end of an arching stalk. In late summer, these become berries that transform from speckled brownish/purple to bright red. Prefers humus-rich, well-drained soil and part shade. Grows 24-36" in height.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Mertensia virginica  
Virginia Bluebells
Currently Sold Out
 
These showy clusters of blue trumpet-shaped flowers bloom in early spring. Needs shade and humus-rich soil.
    4" Pot $4.25
       
Mimulus ringens  
Monkey Flower  
This native shoreline plant produces violet or pinkish blossoms in mid-summer that resemble small snapdragons. Grows to 3' tall in moist soil. Full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Monarda fistulosa  
Wild Bergamot  
This native plant of dry grasslands produces masses of light mauve flowers in July. A popular nectar source for hummingbirds and butterflies. Grows 3-4' tall in full sun and well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Penstemon digitalis  
White Beardtongue  
This lovely plant of dry Ontario grasslands produces spikes of white blossoms in June. As autumn approaches, the leaves become an attractive pinkish-red. Hummingbirds are attracted to the tubular flowers. Thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. 24-36" tall.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.75
       
Penstemon hirsutus  
Hairy Beardtongue  
This diminutive relative of White Beardtongue has pinkish-purple blossoms in June. It is tolerant of extremely dry soils. Prefers full sun; grows 12-18" tall.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Podophyllum peltatum  
Mayapple
Currently Sold Out
 
This stately woodland plant has two large, umbrella-like leaves which shelter a white flower which develops into a fleshy fruit in late summer. Spreads to form a 12-20" tall blanket of leaves in a shady spot in humus-rich soil.
    6" Pot $5.50
       
Potentilla arguta  
Prairie Cinquefoil  
This is a drought-tolerant plant which thrives in full sun, producing white blossoms resembling the blooms of the strawberry plant. Grows to 24" in well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Pycnanthemum virginiana  
Virginia Mountain Mint  
A plant of Ontario's tallgrass prairies, Virginia Mountain Mint has a heavenly fragrance when its leaves are rubbed. Produces small clusters of white blossoms in mid-summer. Full sun and sandy, well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Ranunculus rhomboideus  
Prairie Buttercup  
A rare plant of Ontario tallgrass prairies, the Prairie Buttercup produces small, waxy yellow blossoms in May amongst its ground-hugging leaves. 6-12" tall. Grow in full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Ratibida pinnata  
Grey-Headed Coneflower  
This robust and attractive native prairie plant blooms in August with light yellow petals emerging from a grey central disk. Grey-headed coneflower can easily grow 4-5' tall in full sun and well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Rudbeckia hirta  
Blackeyed Susan  
A classic native wildflower, Blackeyed Susan produces perky orange composite flowers throughout the summer months. Thrives in full sun and poor soil 2-3' tall.
    4" Pot $3.50
    6" Pot $4.25
       
Rudbeckia triloba  
Three-lobed Coneflower
Currently Sold Out
 
This is a fall-blooming rudbeckia, smothered in tiny blossoms on 3-4' plants. A short-lived perennial, it self-sows readily. For full sun.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Sanguinarea canadensis
 
Bloodroot
Currently Sold Out
 
A delightful woodland plant, Bloodroot is one of the earliest spring wildflowers to bloom. Its simple, white blossom is borne above a rounded, lobed leaf. The juice in the roots is orange-red, and was used as a dye by native people. 6-18".
    4" Pot $5.50
       
Saxifraga virginiensis  
Early Saxifrage  
This tough little plant bears a cluster of tiny white flowers above a rosette of ground-hugging leaves. Grows to 12" tall. Full sun to part shade.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Sisyrinchium montanum  
Blue-eyed Grass  
This tiny plant looks like a grass but is actually related to the iris. It produces tiny blue 6-petalled flowers in June.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Solidago flexicaulis  
Zig-zag Goldenrod  
Unlike its sun-loving cousins, this is a woodland plant that thrives in shade. Delicate yellow flowers are borne on a stalk above toothed, egg-shaped leaves. Flowers in late summer. 12-24" in height.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Stylophorum diphyllum  
Wood Poppy  
This cheery woodland plant produces masses of yellow, 4-petalled flowers in June. Self-sows happily in shady woodland areas.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Tiarella cordifolia  
Foamflower
Currently Sold Out
 
Masses of delicate white, frothy flowers adorn this woodland plant in May. It thrives in shade and humus-rich soil. 12-18" tall.
    6" Pot $4.75
       
Uvularia perfoliata  
Perfoliate Bellwort
limited quantity
 
This lovely woodland plant produces delicate, down-turned yellow bells in May. Thrives in shade and humus-rich soil.
    6" Pot $5.50
       
Verbena hastata  
Common Vervain  
Common Vervain is a plant of wetlands and shorelines. Its purple-blue flowers are borne atop 3-4' plants in mid-summer.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Verbena stricta  
Hoary Vervain  
This is a tough, drought-tolerant plant of dry places and poor soils. 3-4' tall with attractive mauve flower spikes and leaves covered with downy white hairs.
    4" Pot $3.50
       
Vernonia novaboracensis  
New York Ironweed  
Ironweed loves damp soil in full sun, and will grow to 4' tall producing brilliant purple blossoms in late summer and early fall.
    4" Deep Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Veronicastrum virginicum  
Culver's Root
 
Culver's Root is a beautiful prairie wetland plant with whorled leaves and spikes of white flowers in mid-summer. Dry to moist soil and full sun. 2-3' tall.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $4.50
       
Viola pubescens  
Downy Yellow Violet  
This attractive yellow violet thrives in shade and humus-rich soil. Blooms prolifically in June. 12-24" in height.
    4" Pot $3.50
       

South-Central Ontario Native Grasses
       
Andropogon gerardii  
Big Bluestem  
This is the king of the prairie grasses, and an indicator of prairie ecosystems. Big bluestem can grow to 5 or 6' tall in ideal conditions - a clump-forming grass with flower spikes that look like a bird's foot. Full sun and well-drained soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $5.00
       
Bouteloua curtipendula  
Side-oats Grama  
This plant will tolerate extremely dry conditions, and grows wild on alvar sites. It is a low-growing, clumping grass that produces seeds along one side of a stalk. A low-growing grass, it grows to about 24" tall in full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Bromus kalmii  
Kalm's Brome
Currently Sold Out
 
A delicate grass of dry places, Kalm's Brome is a component of Ontario's tallgrass prairies. Soft seed heads hang from arching stalks. 2-3'; full sun.
    4" Pot $3.25
       
Elymus canadensis  
Canada Wild Rye  
This native grass loves moist soil, but will also tolerate dry conditions. It has a showy flower which looks like a long, bristly tail. 3-4' in full sun.
    4" Pot $3.75
       
Elymus hystrix  
Bottlebrush Grass  
This is a grass that thrives in part-shade and semi-moist soil. It has distinctive flower head that looks like a bristly bottlebrush.
    4" Deep Pot $3.75
       
Panicum virgatum  
Switchgrass  
One of Ontario's most attractive native grasses, Switchgrass has open, airy flowers and seed heads which hold their shape well into winter. Switchgrass typically grows 4-5' tall, and tolerates dry conditions, but thrives in moist, well-drained soil
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $5.00
Schizachrium scoparium  
Little Bluestem  
Another grass of Ontario's tallgrass prairies, Little Bluestem is a shorter grass than some of its colleagues - usually growing 2-3' tall. It is a clump-forming grass that has a bluish tinge to its leaves, and tufts of blossoms that emerge along the side of the flower stalk. Full sun, sandy soil.
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $5.00
       
Sorghastrum nutans  
Indian Grass  
A beautiful native grass, Indian Grass has soft golden, showy flower heads in August atop blue-green leaves. Indian Grass grows 4-5' tall and thrives in full sun and well-drained soil
    4" Pot $3.75
    6" Pot $5.00
       
Spartina pectinata  
Prairie Cordgrass  
This is an excellent grass for shorelines, as it has an extensive root system that helps prevent shoreline erosion. Prairie Cordgrass has long, reed-like leaves that grow 3-4' tall. Full sun; dry or damp soil.
    6" Pot $5.00
       
Sporobolus heterolepis  
Prairie Dropseed  
A lovely grass with delicate seed-heads, Prairie Dropseed thrives in dry, sandy soils. Grows 2-3' tall in full sun.
    4" Deep Pot $4.25
       

South-Central Ontario Native Ferns
       
Adiantum pedatum  
Maidenhair Fern  
This delicate and distinctive woodland fern requires shade and high humidity.
    4" Pot $4.00
       
Athyrium filix-femina  
Lady Fern  
This delicate, lacy fern thrives in shade and moist, humus-rich soil. 2-3' tall.
    4" Pot $4.00
       
Cystopteris bulbifera  
Berry Bladder Fern  
This is one of the few ferns that reproduce vegetatively as well as by spores. In mid-summer, they produce tiny "berries" or "bulblets" on the underside of the fronds, which grow into new plants when they contact the ground. Fronds are long and narrow. 2-3' in height.
    4" Pot $4.00
       
Dryopteris marginalis  
Marginal Wood Fern  
This common, evergreen woodland fern is named for the spore cases that line the margins on the backs of fertile fronds. A robust fern for shady places and humus-rich soil. Grows to 3' in height.
    4" Pot $4.00
       
Matteuccia struthiopteris  
Ostrich Fern
limited quantity
 
This is the "fiddle-head" fern, whose early spring fronds make a tasty snack. Ostrich fern can grow to 5' in height, and spread rather aggressively once established.
    6" Pot $5.25
       
Polystichum acrostichoides  
Christmas Fern  
This evergreen fern is used throughout the winter to grace cut-flower arrangements, and thrives outdoors in shady, humus-rich soil. Typically 2-3' in height.
    4" Pot $4.00
       

Exotic Shrubs & Trees
   
The Ecology Park carries a limited supply of non-native shrubs and trees which have various environmental benefits such as providing food for birds and butterflies, or having a tolerance to drought. Please call or visit for sizes and prices. These shrubs include:
   
Buddleia davidii Butterfly Bush
Rosa rubrifolia Redleaf Rose
Spirea bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' Anthony Waterer Spirea
Weigela florida 'Bristol Ruby' Bristol Ruby Weigela

       
Ginkgo biloba  
Gingko  
  5-6'   $132.00
Malus 'Dolgo'  
Flowering Crabapple 'Dolgo'  
  5-6' Pot $74.00
       
Malus 'Prairiefire'  
Flowering Crabapple 'Prairiefire'  
  5-6' Pot $74.00
       
Malus spp.      
Domestic Apples - Ida Red, Northern Spy, Cortland  
      $49.50
       
Tilia cordata  
Little Leaf Linden  
  6-8' Pot $86.00

Exotic Perennials and Biennials
   
Achillea millefolium Yarrow 'Cassis'
Achillea taygetea Moonshine Yarrow
Alchemilla vulgaris Lady's Mantle
Astilbe sp. Astilbe
Bergenia cordifolia Bergenia
Campanula calycanthema Canterbury Bells
Chrysanthemum sp. Shasta Daisy
Coreopsis grandiflora Coreopsis 'Early Sunrise'
Dianthus deltoides Pinks
Digitalis purpurea Foxglove (biennial)
Galium odoratum Sweet Woodruff
Geranium maculatum Cranesbill
Hemerocallis sp. Daylily 'Patricia Fay', 'Red Magic', 'Yellowstone', 'Stella D'Oro'
Heuchera micrantha Heuchera 'Palace Purple'
Heuchera sanguinea Coral Bells
Hosta sieboldiana Hosta
Lamium maculatum Lamium 'White Nancy', 'Pink Pewter'
Nepeta x faassenii Catmint, Dwarf
Oenothera missouriensis Sundrops 
Primula sp. Primrose
Pulsatilla vulgaris Pasque Flower
Sedum spectabile Sedum, 'Autumn Joy'
Sedum spurium Sedum, 'Dragon's Blood'
Stachys byzantina Lamb's Ears
Tanacetum coccineum Pyrethrum Daisy
Thymus praecox Creeping Thyme
Yucca filamentosa Adam's Needle
   
Herbs and Vegetables
   
Agastache foeniculum Anise-Hyssop
Allium sp. Chives, Garlic Chives, Walking Onion
Angelica archangelica Angelica
Antheum graveolens Dill (annual)
Capsicum sp. Pepper (several varieties - sweet and hot)
Foeniculum vulgare dulce Fennel (annual)
Lavandula angustifolia Lavender 'Lady'
Levisticum officinale Lovage
Lypersicon sp. Tomato (many heirloom varieties)
Melissa officinalis Lemon Balm
Mentha piperita vulgaris Peppermint
Origanum vulgare Sweet Marjoram (annual)
Origanum vulgare hirtum Greek Oregano
Osimum sp. Thai Basil, Sweet Basil, Purple Ruffles, Sweet Dani, Genovese (annual)
Petroselinum crispum Parsley (biennial)
Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary
Salvia officinalis Garden Sage
Satureja hortensis Summer Savory (annual)
Stachys officinalis Betony
Symphytum officinale Common Comfrey
Tanacetum parthenium Feverfew
Thymus vulgaris English Thyme
Valeriana officinalis Valerian
   
 
Exotic Annuals
   
The Ecology Park's selection of annual flowers serve a range of uses, as well as looking attractive. They include butterfly nectar plants, plants which attract hummingbirds, are drought-tolerant or serve as "everlastings" - flowers which dry well for homespun crafts. Available annuals include:
   
Ageratum Ageratum 'Blue Danube', 'Florist Blue'
Antirrhinum Snapdragon 'Chimes', 'Rocket'
Dianthus Dianthus 'Telstar'
Gazania Gazania 'Kontiki'
Gomphrena Gomphrena 'QIS'
Helichrysum Strawflower
Heliotrope Heliotrope 'Marine'
Lagurus ovatus Hare's Tail Grass
Lobelia sp. Lobelia 'Crystal Palace'
Mimosa pudica Sensitive Plant
Nicotiana sp. Nicotiana, 'Perfume Mix', 'Saratoga'
Nicotiana sylvestris Nicotiana 'Only the Lonely'
Pennisetum setaceum Fountain Grass
Rudbeckia sp. Rudbeckia 'Prairie Sunrise'
Salvia sp. Salvia 'Lady in Red', 'Marble Arch Rose', 'Victoria'
Tagetes Marigold 'Lemon Gem', 'Tangerine Gem'
Verbena sp. Verbena 'Imagination', 'Bonariensis', 'Serenity Mix', 'Toronto'

 

 

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