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Plants, Hardscapes & Turf Supplies PLANTS, HARDSCAPES & TURF SUPPLIES Retail Catalog 2021 5500 BLAINE AVENUE | INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN 55076 | 651.450.1501 | WWW.GERTENS.COM CONTACTS & HOURS OF OPERATION Gertens Retail Store 5500 Blaine Avenue • Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 Phone: 651-450-1501 • Fax: 651-239-1316 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.gertens.com Hours: Call 651-450-1501 for hours, as they will adjust throughout the season. Store is closed on these holidays: New Year’s Day Easter Sunday Independence Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day Gertens Wholesale Sales Center 5500 Blaine Avenue • Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 Phone: 651-450-0277 • Fax: 651-450-9380 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.gertenswholesale.com In Season Hours (April-mid Nov.): M-F 7am-4:30pm • Sat. 8am-noon (April-June) Off Season: M-F 8am-4:30pm Gertens Landscape Supply Center (Brickyard) 5500 Blaine Avenue • Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 Phone: 651-239-1369 • Fax: 651-239-1310 • Snow Event Hotline: 651-239-1355 In Season Hours (April-mid Nov.): M-F 7am-8pm • Sat. and Sun. same as retail store *evening hours may change as the daylight hours lessen. Call or check the website for current hours Off Season: M-F 8am-4:30pm • Sat. and Sun. same as retail store *evening hours may change as the daylight hours lessen. Call or check the website for current hours Gertens Landscape Project Desk Phone: 651-239-1315 • Fax: 651-239-1316 Mark Foley P: 651-239-1315 E: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS Annuals/Tropicals 1-47 Roses 203-208 Early Spring 2-6 Climbing & Patio Roses 206 Annuals - 6 Pac Varieties 7-13 Shrub Roses 203-206 Annual Handle Pacs 14-17 Hybrid Tea & Floribunda Roses 207-208 4.75” Round Annuals 18-31 Shrubs 129-162 6.5” Round Annuals 32-34 Shrub Cross Reference 129 Annual Hanging Baskets 35-37 Berberis | Barberry 131-133 Patio Tubs 38-39 Cornus | Dogwood 134-136 Edibles 40-44 Euonymus | Burning Bush 138 Tropicals & Succulents 45-47 Hydrangea 139-144 Climbing Vines 167-170 Rhododendron | Azalea 149-151 Climbing Vines Cross Reference 167 Spiraea | Spirea 153-156 Clematis 169-170 Syringa | Lilac 156-158 Hydrangea, Lonicera, Parthenocissus, Wisteria 167-168 Viburnum | Cranberry 158-160 Evergreens 171-185 Weigela 160-162 Evergreens Cross Reference 171 Trees - Shade and Ornamental 187-202 Abies | Fir 171-172 Tree Cross Reference 187 Juniperus | Juniper - Larix | Larch 172-174 Acer | Maple 188-190 Picea | Spruce 175-178 Betula | Birch 190-191 Taxus | Yew - Tsuga | Hemlock 182-185 Magnolia 194-195 Small Fruit & Fruit Trees 163-166 Malus | Crabapple 195-197 Small Fruits 163-164 Quercus | Oak 199-200 Fruit Trees 165-166 Salix | Willow 200 Grasses 125-128 Syringa | Lilac 200-201 Grasses Cross Reference 125 Tilia | Linden, Basswood 201 Calamagrostis | Reed Grass 126 Ulmus | Elm 201-202 Miscanthus, Schizachyrium 127-128 Retaining Walls 215-240 Native Plants/Rain Gardens 209-213 Belgard Retaining Wall Systems 215-224 Wildflowers 209-212 Borgert Retaining Wall Systems 225-227 Grasses 212-213 County Materials Retaining Wall Systems 228-233 Perennials 49-123 Interlock Retaining Wall Systems - RosettaTM 234 Perennial Cross Reference 49 Rockwood Retaining Wall Systems 235--238 Astilbe 56-59 Silver Creek Steps & Caps 239 Dianthus 65-67 Timbers, Spikes & Split Rail Fencing 240 Echinacea | Coneflower 68-71 Paver Bricks 241-274 Ferns 73 Belgard Concrete Paving Stones 241-249 Hemerocallis | Daylily 78-82 Borgert Concrete Paving Stones & Circle Kits 250-255 Hosta 87-92 County Materials Paving Stones 256-261 Iris 93-96 Interlock Concrete Paving Stones & Circle Kits 262-267 Lilium | Lily 99-100 Miscellaneous Pavers 272 Paeonia | Peony 105-106 Paver Restraint, Timber Spikes, Adhesives 273 Phlox 108-110 Paver Accessories, Sealers & SRW 273-274 Rudbeckia | Black Eyed Susan 112-113 Pine Hall Clay Paver Brick 268-269 Salvia | Sage 113-115 Silver Creek Paver & Tiles 270-271 Sedum | Stonecrop 116-118 TABLE OF CONTENTS Outdoor Living 275-280 Edging, Fabric & NDS Drainage 315-319 Belgard Outdoor Living 275-276 Blankets (Straw & Coconut) & Burlap 315 Borgert Outdoor Living 277 Cobraco & Vinyl Edging 318 County Materials Outdoor Living 277 Concrete Edging 318 Rochester Concrete Bar, Table & Pond Kits 278 Hay Straw, Silt Fence & Sediment Logs 316 Rochester Concrete Pilar & Kitchen 279 Landscape Fabric & Poly 315 Rochester Concrete Fireplace, Fire Pit 280 Steel Landscape Edging 316 & Seat Wall Kits Permaloc CleanLine & Aluminum 317 Natural Stone 281-296 NDS Drainage Systems 319 Irregular Steppers & Flagstone 281 Pond Supplies & Landscape Lighting 321-323 8” Wide Retaining Wall Stone 282-283 Pond Kits & Pumps 321 12” Wide Retaining Wall Stone 284 Pond Tubing, Liner, Fountains & Stone 322 Benches 291-292 Landscape Lighting Brands 323 Cold Spring 12” Wallstone & Steps 294 Cast, Kichler & FXLuminaire Cold Spring Pavers 295-296 Gertens Rental 325-336 Cold Spring Granite Wall Stone & Flagstone 293 Gertens Rental Policies 325 Column Kit 292 Construction Equipment 329-332 Marmiro Stones & Oakville Stone Patterns 290 Dingo Attachments 333-334 Lawn Edging & Outcropping 285 Lawn and Garden 326-328 Pier Caps 291 Trailers 335-336 Sawn Pavers 288-289 Steps & Stair Treads 286-287 Boulders 297 Boulder Estimation Guide 297 Field & Specialty Boulders 297 Mulch, Soils & Landscape Rock 299-304 Mulch & Soil Specifications 299-300 Helpful Formulas 301 Mulch & Rock - Bulk 302 Mulch & Rock - Bagged 303 Soils & Amendments - Bagged 304 Soils & Amendments - Bulk 304 Grass Seed & Sod 305-311 Grass Seed 305-311 Sod 311 Fertilizers & Chemicals 312-313 Turf Fertilizers 312 Weed Preventers 312 Chemicals 313 Fertilome 313 Bonide 313 Photos throughout the plant section of the catalog are courtesty of Gertens Greenhouses, iStock, Proven Winners®, Plant Finder®, Terra Nova® Nurseries, Inc., Bloomin’ Easy®, Griffin & GW GERTENS RENTAL POLICIES Reservations Rental Return Policy To ensure availability please call ahead to reserve all All rental equipment must be inspected by Gertens rental equipment. Brickyard Rental personnel upon return. Customers are responsible for any damages due to misuse of machine Reservations can be made with Gertens Brickyard at and will be charged accordingly. 651-239-1369 or with the Landscape Project Desk at 651-239-1315. All rental equipment must be properly cleaned upon return to the Gertens Brickyard. If the equipment is not Please note that the FiNN Hydroseeder requires cleaned the following charge(s) will be assessed: additional time to start and run prior to leaving the Gertens Rental area. • $125 Hydroseeder • $25 for stump grinders and Dingos • $15 for all trailers Identification • $10 for all other small equipment A valid State Issued ID is required for all rentals. Rental Maintenance Rates All maintenance for rental equipment shall only be The minimum rental period for all rental equipment is 4 performed by Gertens Rental Management. For any hours operational issues with the rental equipment, please contact Gertens Rental at 651-239-1369 as soon as Prices are subject to change without notice possible. Rental rates will not be reduced or deducted from total amount due to operational errors. All rates listed DO NOT INCLUDE a 14% Damage Waiver. The Damage Waiver is highly recommended and will be included as part of the Gertens Rental Payment Contract unless the customer asks specifically to Gertens only accepts credit or debit cards as a form of waive it. payment on all rentals. No cash or checks will be accepted as form of payment for rental equipment. Damage Waiver. If Customer Pays the damage waiver charge (DWC) as specified, subject to the limitations and exclusions below, Dealer agrees to modify the terms of this contract and relieve Customer Delivery of liability for accidental damage to the rented item(s) Deliveries are unavailable for all rental equipment at on this contract, and for loss due to fire, windstorm, this time. upset and riot. Dealer excludes from the waiver, however, any loss or damage due to theft, burglary, collision, misuse of abuse, theft by conversion, intentional damage, mysterious disappearance or any loss due to Customer’s failure to care for the rental item(s) as a prudent person would his/her own property, such as proper lubrication. In addition, if the item(s) rented is a truck, Customer is not relieved of liability of accidental damage for the truck container (box) caused by striking a stationary object. If any such loss tends to indicate a crime may have been committed, a further condition of this waiver is that Customer must file a report to the proper law enforcement authorities and shall exercise, and shall empower Dealer to exercise, all Customer’s rights to obtain recovery under insurance, shall cooperate with Dealer to obtain recovery and all insurance proceeds shall be given or assigned to Dealer. For any operational issues with the rental equipment, please contact Gertens Rental at 651-239-1369 as soon as possible. Rental rates will not be reduced or deducted from total amount due to operational errors or non- working time during rental period. GERTENS BRICKYARD POLICIES Return Policies Order Policy All returns to Gertens Brickyard must be Orders for delivery: Orders that are pulled authorized by Gertens Brickyard personnel. by Gertens Brickyard personnel and scheduled for delivery and subsequently canceled will be subject to a 10% All returns will be subjected to a 15% restock fee. restocking charge based on the value of the order. : Gertens Brickyard will There are no returns on discounted, Orders for pickup reduced for clearance, or specially ordered hold your pulled order for 10 days. After 10 days, if your order has not been picked up merchandise. (and you have not contacted us for alternative arrangements), your Brickyard Bulk Products: There are no returns on order will be put back into stock, the order any bulk goods (soils, sand, rock, mulch, canceled, and your account charged a 10% and boulders).
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