Small yellow flowers grow where there are woods, thickets, and clearings. Perennial, evergreen wildflower that can be used as groundcover and is native to Eastern Canada and United States. 

Icy-blue leaves combine with masses of small pink bell-shaped flowers for dramatic effect. Mounding groundcover that is perfect plant for rock garden.

Rich glossy evergreen foliage that holds its color well in summer and winter adorns this round full bodied variety. Excellent choice for low hedges and foundation plantings.

Golden-green foliage grows in dense vertical sprays, turning a gorgeous bronze-gold in winter. Upright narrow conical habit, similar to that of an emerald.

Dense blueish-green extremely fine, almost feathery foliage, turns coppery-bronxe in the fall on this extremely compact grower.

Low growing, compact evergreen shrub with bright green needle like leaves. Magenta red bell shaped flowers in late winter to early spring.

Compact densely branched habit. Small white flowers in early spring. This variety is evergreen. This female selection produces copious amounts of dark red berries to be enjoyed in fall and winter

Soft dusty silver grey scale like foliage. Produces a profusion of dark purple berry-like cones covered in white wax, giving them an overall silver-grey cast.

Lush bright green foliage takes on a slight plum colour during winter months. Branches form a starburst pattern. Very flat growing with long trailing branches reaching up to 8 feet.

A choice low growing evergreen with bright scarlet new growth that matures a dark glossy green then turns burgundy–red for fall and winter.

Dainty nodding shell pink, bell shaped flowers adorn the ends of the branches in mid spring. Abundance of magnificent red berries from late summer to late fall. Evergreen. Also known as Kinninnick. Native to Ontario and most of Canada.

Rich glossy evergreen foliage holds its color well in summer and winter. This compact boxwood grows into a globe.

Pyramidal in form. Brown bark exfoliates in strips adding interest to the landscape. Makes an excellent windbreak and is easily sheared. Extremely tough juniper that grows well in rocky dry areas. Native to Ontario & Quebec.

Narrow pyramidal, formal outline. Softtextured, bright green foliage. Good low-maintenance hedge or screen. Great as a specimen plant or for narrow hedges.

Deep green summer color that can fill the roughest toughest, driest, most gnarly areas of the landscape with a carpet of green.

Profuse semi-double dark cerise flowers, deepening to ruby red are on display in late summer and early fall, contrasting fantastically with the dark green foliage. One of the darkest flowered heathers available.

Dwarf juniper with dense steel blue foliage. Ideal for rick gardens or bonsai.

Top notch and vigorous blue juniper, featuring feathery silver-blue foliage all season long; ground hugging and wide spreading; extremely adaptable and hardy; superb color accent groundcover.

Silvery-grey foliage takes on a purplish hue in winter. Branches grow upward and outward—spreading up to 6 feet. Tightly branched, low growing groundcover - excellent for use in a rock garden.

Fantastic evergreen, groundcover, small dark green glossy leaves. New growth is tinged with red & orange. Self-fertilizing, fruit ripens in late fall.

Icy-blue green leaves combine with masses of small white bell-shaped flowers for dramatic effect. Mounding groundcover that is perfect plant for rock garden.

This larger growing variety has rich glossy evergreen foliage that holds its color well in summer and winter. Excellent choice for hedges, pyramids and topiary’s. Can be sheared into any shape.

Perfectly pyramidical bright green cedar that does not have to be sheared to hold its shape. Makes an excellent hedging plant that holds its colour well through winter.

Native white cedar often called hedging or swamp cedar, although prefers dry sites! Makes an excellent hedging plant that holds its colour well through winter and tolerates shearing well.

Dark green flat needles have rounded tips and a silvery underside, cones stand upright and turn pink as they ripen.

Compact densely branched habit. Small white flowers in early spring. This variety is evergreen. This male selection does not produce berries but is needed to pollinate up to six blue princess holly bushes.

Dense mound of graceful, spreading branches covered in bright green foliage.

Brilliant mint green foliage displayed on a beautiful arching form. A constant performer in shrub borders, mass plantings or on the fringe of natural areas.

Celebrates a carousel of colour: pinkish copper-hued new growth, rosy red stems and long evergreen leaves that are irregularly speckled in cream, green and ivory. White bell shaped flowers appear in mid spring.

Long-lasting, rich-red new growth and fragrant, creamy-white/pink dangling urn-shaped flowers in early spring. New growth emerges fire-red and fades to green.