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2020 Price List 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 35,&(/,67 ● 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 7-8 WHAT IS THIS ROSES 8-10 GROWTHSUPPLEMENT SHRUBS 11-22 It contains mycorrhizae, a root fungus FRUIT 22-27 that occurs naturally in the soil on and around most plants. TREES 28-33 ANNUALS 33 Mycorrhizae create a network of fun- gal filaments all around the plant roots PERENNIALS 34-36 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 2020 1 # = pot size Skybound Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● EVERGREENS height: 5m (17 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Narrow upright evergreen, whorled texture, rich CEDAR Thuja occidentalis dark green foliage. Somewhat resistant to sunscald. #5 - $39.99 #7 - $49.99 evergreens soil – moist to wet roots – shallow, wide spreading Technito Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● note – shelter from west wind & south sun in winter height: 1.8m (6 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) Compact pyramidal cedar, dark green colour year Globe White Cedar round. No winter protection required. #5 - $39.99 #10 - $69.99 Golden Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● height: 1.5m (5 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) Techny Siberian Cedar zone 2 ◗ ● Rounded form; showy gold, fine textured foliage, height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) turns harvest gold in winter. Slow growing. Broad based pyramidal tree, coarse textured deep #3 - $36.99 green foliage. No winter protection required. #5 - $39.99 Globe Cedar Woodward zone 2 ◗ ● height: 1.8m (6 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) Wareana Siberian Cedar zone 2 ◗ ● Broad rounded evergreen with lacy, soft textured height: 3m (10 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) bright green foliage. Keep sheared for shape. Broad pyramidal evergreen, coarse textured deep #2 - $28.99 #5 - $39.99 green foliage, bronzy green in winter. No winter protection required. Slow growing. Hetz Midget Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● #7 - $49.99 height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) Very dense, lacy foliage turns bronze in winter. Keeps shape naturally. Very slow growing. #2 - $28.99 #3 - $36.99 #5 - $39.99 FIR Little Gem Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● Balsam Fir zone 3 ◗ height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 60cm (2 ft) Abies balsamea Compact flattened evergreen, dark green foliage, height: 15m (50 ft) spread: 7m (20 ft) bronzy accent in cold weather. Keeps shape Upright growing tree with dark green needles. naturally; excellent small hedge. Slow growing. Prefers sandy acidic, moist soil. Slow growth. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $59.99 Little Giant Globe Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Dense evergreen with soft feathery bright green JUNIPER foliage. Keeps formal shape naturally. Slow growth. note – drought & Chinook tolerant once established #5 - $39.99 Spreading Juniper Pyramid White Cedar Alpine Carpet Juniper zone 2 ◗ Brandon Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● Juniperus communis ‘Mondap’ height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Upright evergreen, dense dark green foliage holds Needle-like bluish-green foliage with silver stripes colour well in winter. Ideal screen or accent plant. year round. Proliferous groundcover, blue berries. #5 - $39.99 #7 - $49.99 Native selection. #2 - $28.99 Degroot’s Spire Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● height: 2.7m (9 ft) spread: 75cm (2.5 ft) Blue Chip Juniper zone 2 ◗ Narrow upright evergreen, dense bright green Juniperus horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’ foliage. Excellent screen. Very slow growing. height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) #5 - $39.99 Silver-blue foliage turns purplish in winter. Spreading branches form a dense groundcover. Holmstrup Pyramid Cedar zone 3 ◗ ● #2 - $28.99 height: 2m (7 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Narrow upright evergreen, dense deep green Blue Danube Juniper zone 3 ◗ foliage. Excellent accent plant. Slow growing. Juniperus sabina ‘Blue Danube’ Deer resistant. height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) #5 - $39.99 Bluish green foliage, vase-shaped spreading growth habit. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 2 2020 GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE ● full shade ◗ part shade full sun evergreens Blue Rug Juniper zone 3 ◗ Prince of Wales Juniper zone 2 ◗ Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’ Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Wales’ height: 15cm (6 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) Frosty blue foliage turns purple in winter; trailing Bright green foliage tinged purplish in winter; branches radiate from centre to form a low dense dense ground hugging carpet. Native selection. carpet. #2 - $28.99 #2 - $28.99 Savin Juniper zone 3 ◗ Blue Star Juniper zone 4 ◗ Juniperus sabina Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’ height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Soft dark green foliage year round; vase-shaped Needle-like silver-blue foliage, mounding. Needs a arching branches. Fast growing. sheltered location. Slow growing. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 #2 - $28.99 Sea Green Juniper zone 4 Buffalo Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus chinensis ‘Sea Green’ Juniperus sabina ‘Buffalo’ height: 1.2m (4 ft) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Bluish-green foliage year round; arching branches. Bright green foliage year round, long trailing Slow growing. Deer resistant. branches; good for cascading over rocks. #2 - $28.99 #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 Skandia Juniper zone 3 ◗ Calgary Carpet Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus sabina ‘Skandia’ Juniperus sabina ‘Monna’ height: 45cm (18 in.) spread: 2m (7 ft) height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) Bright green tiered foliage year round, spreading Soft bright green foliage year round, dense circular branches. Excellent groundcover. spreading growth habit. Great groundcover. #2 - $28.99 #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 Tam Juniper zone 3 ◗ Gold Coast Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus sabina ‘Tamariscifolia’ Juniperus x media ‘Gold Coast’ height: 60cm (2 ft) spread: 2.5m (8 ft) height: 75cm (2.5 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) Blue-green foliage year round, densely branched, Golden outer foliage year round, green inside; symmetrical spreading mound. irregular growth habit; prune for dense growth. #2 - $28.99 Protect from scorching sun. Fast growing. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 Upright Juniper Gold Strike Juniper zone 3 ◗ Moonglow Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus horizontalis ‘Gold Strike’ Juniperus scopulorum ‘Moonglow’ height: 15cm (6 in.) spread: 1.8m (6 ft) height: 5m (17 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Vivid yellow foliage, coral tones in fall. Protect from Broad pyramidal evergreen with blue-green scorching sun. Keep moist, well-drained soil. foliage year round. Can be sheared easily. #3 - $49.99 #5 - $84.99 #10 - $149.99 Green Carpet Juniper zone 3 ◗ Wichita Blue Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus communis ‘Green Carpet’ Juniperus scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’ height: 20cm (8 in.) spread: 1m (3 ft) height: 4m (13 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) Bright green needle-like foliage matures to dark Broad pyramidal evergreen, silver-blue foliage, green; dense, spreading branches. Slow growing. dense branching. Needs pruning to retain shape. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $84.99 #10 - $149.99 Moor-Dense Juniper zone 3 ◗ Juniperus sabina ‘Monard’ height: 30cm (1 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) TOPIARY EVERGREENS Bright green foliage year round, formal dense Topiary Juniper mounding growth habit. Deer resistant. #2 - $28.99 #5 - $44.99 Pom Pom – Mint Julep Juniper zone 4 ◗ Juniperus chinensis ‘Monlep’ Mountain Juniper zone 2 height: 1.2m (4 ft) Juniperus communis ‘Montana’ Sculpted pom poms on outwards spreading height: 15cm (6 in.) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) branches. Brilliant green foliage year round. Whip-cord like, deep greenish-blue foliage year Regular pruning needed to retain shape. round; mat-forming branches, small blue berries. #5 - $169.99 #5 - $44.99 GREEN HAVEN GARDEN CENTRE 2020 3 # = pot size Topiary Pine EASTERN WHITE PINE Pom Pom - French Blue Scots Pine zone 3 soil – moist Pinus sylvestris ’French Blue feature – long, soft needles, needles 5 to a bundle height: 1.5m (5 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) Sculpted pom poms at branch tips. Short bright Macopin Dwarf Eastern White Pine zone 3 evergreens blue needles. Pinch candles to retain shape. Pinus strobus ‘Macopin’ #5 - $199.99 height: 1m (3 ft) spread: 1m (3 ft) Broadly upright, irregular, compact and shrubby form; silvery-blue-green needles; light brown cones. Low maintenance landscape shrub. Topiary Spruce #6 - $159.99 Globe Blue Spruce top grafted zone 2 Upright Eastern White Pine zone 3 Picea pungens ‘Globosa’ Pinus strobus ‘Fastigiata’ height: 1.5m (5 ft) spread: 1.5m (5 ft) height: 15m (50 ft) spread: 2m (7 ft) Dense branching, rounded shape, silver-blue Tall pine upwards growing branches; long, soft needles. Pinch new growth to retain shape. blue-green needles in pairs. Fast growing. #10 - $189.99 #5 - $99.99 The Blues Weeping Blue Spruce top grafted Picea pungens ‘The Blues’ zone 3 height: 1.5m (5 ft) spread: 1.2m (4 ft) LIMBER PINE Dwarf spruce with irregular weeping branches, ◗ silver-blue needles; lower branches may form a Limber Pine zone 3 trailing groundcover.
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