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What's New
The week of January 3
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Pick of the Crop for 2005!
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| Bedding Plants |
Perennials |
Trees & Shrubs |
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| The 'Heavenly Blue' Morning Glory is well-named, with its incredible open-faced flowers of pure sky-blue. A vigorous, twining growth habit makes this a perfect plant for hanging baskets or trellises.
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The gorgeous Phlox paniculata 'Becky Towe', features fragrant, salmon-carmine flowers with magenta eyes and incredible gold-edged variegated foliage and looks incredible planted with contrasting plants such as purple-leafed snakeroot. |
'Diabolo' Ninebark is a super contrast plant with deep purple foliage on strong, upright growth. It features pink clustered blooms in summer, and the richly coloured branches look great in the winter. |
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| Hardy Roses |
Tender Roses |
Fruits |
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| The hardy Explorer roses are excellent performers, and 'John Davis' is one of the best in the series, with profuse numbers of fragrant, semi-double, medium-pink blooms from June through frost. |
Carefree Wonder is a showy, award-winning shrub hardy to Zone 4. It has double, medium pink blooms with light pink undersides and a light fragrance. It blooms June to frost and grows 1 m high & wide. |
The 'Evans' cherry is a self-pollinating, sour cherry discovered in Alberta. It produces huge harvests of bright red, 2-3 cm, sweet-tart fruit in late July/early August. The fruit is excellent for fresh eating, pies and winemaking.
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| More for 2005 |
| Vegetables |
Bulbs |
Herbs |
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| 'Bon Vivant' Lettuce is a beautiful mix of salad greens in a full range of colours and textures. Includes deep red, bronze and light- to deep-green lettuce. Can be eaten when only a few inches tall up to full size. |
Each 'Lord Lieutenant' anemone bulb produces a handful of big, vividly coloured, poppy-like semi-double blooms, most with gorgeous black centres. These bulbs are perfect for borders, beds or woodland gardens. |
Bring your cooking to a new level by preparing and artfully presenting these simple and tasty dishes using hops, nasturtiums and lavender. |
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