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35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 Warranty We guarantee our35,&(/,67 evergreens, trees and shrubs for one yar from the date of purchase. A 5 year warranty is available with the purchase of a MYKE® Tree and Shrub Growth Supplement. The plant in question must be returned and accompanied by the original receipt. Evergreens, trees and shrubs that fail to live within one full year are replaced once only for the amount paid as shown on the invoice, or a credit will be issued towards any other purchase. Tender roses, David Austin roses, Patio roses, vines, perennials, and water plants are guaranteed for the first growing season only. No over-winter guarantee applies to these plants. Symbols of light tolerance – minimum of 6 hours of sunlight required ◗ – minimum of 4 hours of sunlight required ● – tolerates morning sun to about 10 o’clock, or early evening sun General Information Your micro-climate – soil, light, moisture condi- tions, temperature, exposure – may differ from one location to the next. This affects the growth rate and mature size of your plant; it also explains why suppliers’ printed sizes of mature plants may differ from our signs throughout this garden centre. We make every attempt in our pricelist and on our own printed signs to supply you with the mature size and growth rate you can reasonably expect here in southern Alberta Prices may change without notice. GST not included. Visit us online at www.greenhavengarden.ca ● full shade ◗ part shade full sun 5 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY TABLE OF CONTENTS for most trees and shrubs with the EVERGREENS 2-6 purchase of MYKE® Tree and Shrub Growth Supplement. VINES 6-7 WHAT IS THIS ROSES 8-10 GROWTHSUPPLEMENT SHRUBS 10-20 It contains mycorrhizae, a root fungus FRUIT 20-26 that occurs naturally in the soil on and around most plants. TREES 26-31 ANNUALS 32 Mycorrhizae create a network of fun- gal filaments all around the plant roots PERENNIALS 33-35 in the soil. This increases the plant’s capacity to absorb more water and nu- trients from the soil. Plants then have enhanced root development and re- Deer & the environment 37 duced water and heat stress, resulting in plants that are vigorous and healthy. ZONE MAP 37 HOW TO GET THE WARRANTY Buy a tree or shrub and MYKE® Tree and Shrub Growth Supplement. If your plant does not survive during the first five years, simply return your plant to our store along w ith the proof of purchase and receive a new plant of an equivalent value. TERMS & CONDITIONS There are several exclusions to the warranty – see terms and conditions in our store, on the MYKE® Planting Guide, or www.usemyke.com. GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE 2021 1 # = pot size Techny Siberian Cedar zone 2 ◗ ● EVERGREENS height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) Broad based pyramidal tree, coarse textured deep CEDAR Thuja occidentalis green foliage. No winter protection required. #5 - $39.99 evergreens soil – moist to wet roots – shallow, wide spreading Wareana Siberian Cedar zone 2 ◗ ● note – shelter from west wind & south sun in winter height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Broad pyramidal evergreen, coarse textured deep green foliage, bronzy green in winter. No winter protection required. Slow growing. Globe White Cedar #5 - $39.99 ◗ ● Globe Cedar zone 2 FIR height: 1.8m (6 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) Broad rounded evergreen with lacy, soft textured Balsam Fir zone 3 ◗ bright green foliage. Keep sheared for shape. Abies balsamea #2 - $29.99 #5 - $39.99 height: 15m (50 ft) spread: 7m (20 ft) Upright growing tree with dark green needles. ◗ ● Hetz Midget Globe Cedar zone 3 Prefers sandy acidic, moist soil. Slow growth. height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) #5 - $64.99 Very dense, lacy foliage turns bronze in winter. Keeps shape naturally. Very slow growing. JUNIPER #2 - $29.99 #5 - $39.99 note – drought & Chinook tolerant once established Little Gem Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 60cm (2 ft) Spreading Juniper Compact flattened evergreen, dark green foliage, bronzy accent in cold weather. Keeps shape Alpine Carpet Juniper zone 2 ◗ naturally; excellent small hedge. Slow growing. Juniperus communis ‘Mondap’ #2 - $29.99 height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Needle-like bluish-green foliage with silver stripes Little Giant Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● year round. Proliferous ground-cover, blue berries. height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Native selection. Dense evergreen with soft feathery bright green #2 - $29.99 foliage. Keeps formal shape naturally. Slow growth. #2 - $29.99 #5 - $39.99 Blueberry Delight zone 3 Juniperus communis ‘AmiDak’ Pyramid White Cedar height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) Needle-like, dense dark green foliage with silvery Brandon Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● blue streaks, copper-bronze in fall. Showy berries. height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Slow growing. Upright evergreen, dense dark green foliage holds #5 - $44.99 colour well in winter. Ideal screen or accent plant. #5 - $39.99 #7 - $49.99 Blue Chip Juniper zone 2 ◗ Juniperus horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’ Degroot’s Spire Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) height: 2.7m (9 ft) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft) Silver-blue foliage turns purplish in winter. Narrow upright evergreen, dense bright green Spreading branches form a dense ground-cover. foliage. Excellent screen. Very slow growing. #2 - $29.99 #5 - $39.99 Blue Danube Juniper zone 3 ◗ Skybound Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● Juniperus sabina ‘Blue Danube’ height: 5m (17 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Narrow upright evergreen, whorled texture, rich Bluish green foliage, vase-shaped spreading dark green foliage. Somewhat resistant to sun-scald. growth habit. #5 - $39.99 #7 - $49.99 #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 Technito Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● Blue Rug Juniper zone 3 ◗ height: 1.8m (6 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’ Compact pyramidal cedar, dark green colour year height: 15cm (6 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) round. No winter protection required. Frosty blue foliage turns purple in winter; trailing #5 - $39.99 #10 - $69.99 branches radiate from center to form a low dense carpet. #2 - $29.99 2 2021 GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE ● full shade ◗ part shade full sun evergreens Blue Star Juniper zone 4 ◗ Savin Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’ Juniperus sabina height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) Needle-like silver-blue foliage, mounding. Needs a Soft dark green foliage year round; vase-shaped sheltered location. Slow growing. arching branches. Fast growing. #2 - $29.99 #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 Buffalo Juniper zone 3 ◗ Sea Green Juniper zone 4 Juniperus sabina ‘Buffalo’ Juniperus chinensis ‘Sea Green’ height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) Bright green foliage year round, long trailing Bluish-green foliage year round; arching branches. branches; good for cascading over rocks. Slow growing. Deer resistant. #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 #2 - $29.99 Calgary Carpet Juniper zone 3 ◗ Skandia Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus sabina ‘Monna’ Juniperus sabina ‘Skandia’ height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) height: 45cm (18 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) Soft bright green foliage year round, dense circular Bright green tiered foliage year round, spreading spreading growth habit. Great ground-cover. branches. Excellent ground-cover. #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 Gold Coast Juniper zone 3 ◗ Tam Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus x media ‘Gold Coast’ Juniperus sabina ‘Tamariscifolia’ height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) Golden outer foliage year round, green inside; Blue-green foliage year round, densely branched, irregular growth habit; prune for dense growth. symmetrical spreading mound. Protect from scorching sun. Fast growing. #2 - $29.99 #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 Green Carpet Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’ Upright Juniper height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 1m (3 ft) NEW ◗ Bright green needle-like foliage matures to dark Compressa Common Juniper zone 3 green; dense, spreading branches. Slow growing. Juniperus communis ‘Compressa’ #2 - $29.99 height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 30cm (1 ft) Extremely narrow upright juniper, blue-green Icee Blue Juniper zone 3 ◗ foliage; Impressive specimen for rock gardens. Juniperus horizontalis ‘Monber’ Slow growing. height: 10cm (4 in.) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) #5 - $99.99 Silvery blue foliage year round, dense spreading ◗ branches. Excellent for trailing over walls or rocks. Medora Juniper zone 3 #2 - $29.99 Juniperus scopulorum ‘Medora’ height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) Moor-Dense Juniper zone 3 ◗ Pyramidal evergreen, dense blue-green foliage; Juniperus sabina ‘Monard’ holds shape without pruning. Slow growing. height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) #5 - $89.99 #10 - $149.99 Bright green foliage year round, formal dense ◗ mounding growth habit. Deer resistant. Moonglow Juniper zone 3 #2 - $29.99 #5 - $44.99 Juniperus scopulorum ‘Moonglow’ height: 5m (17 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Mountain Juniper zone 2 Broad pyramidal evergreen with blue-green Juniperus communis ‘Montana’ foliage year round. Can be sheared easily. height: 15cm (6 in.) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) #5 - $89.99 Whip-cord like, deep greenish-blue foliage year ◗ round; mat-forming branches, small blue berries. Wichita Blue Juniper zone 3 #5 - $44.99 Juniperus scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’ height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) Prince of Wales Juniper zone 2 ◗ Broad pyramidal evergreen, silver-blue foliage, Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’ dense branching.
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