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Specializing in Rare and Unique Trees 2015 Catalogue Whistling Gardens 698 Concession 3, Wilsonville, ON N0E 1Z0 Phone- 519-443-5773 Fax- 519-443-4141 Specializing in Rare and Unique Trees 2015 Catalogue Pot sizes: The number represents the size of the pot ie. #1= 1 gallon, #10 = 10 gallon #1 potted conifers are usually 3-5years old. #10 potted conifers dwarf conifers are between 10 and 15 years old #1 trees= usually seedlings #10 trees= can be several years old anywhere from 5 to 10' tall depending on species and variety. Please ask us on sizes and varieties you are not sure about. Many plants are limited to 1specimen. To reserve your plant(s) a 25% is required. Plants should be picked up by June 15th. Most plants arrive at the gardens by May 10th. Guarantee: We cannot control the weather (good or bad), rodents (big or small), pests (teenie, tiny), poor siting, soil types, lawnmovers, snowplows etc. Plants we carry are expected to grow within the parameters of normal weather conditons. All woody plant purchases are guaranteed from time of purchase to December 1st of current year Any plant not performing or dying in current season will be happily replaced or credited towards a new plant. Please email us if possible with any info needed about our plants. We do not have a phone in the garden centre and I'm rarely in the office. It is very helpful to copy and paste the botanical name of the plant into your Google browser, in most cases, a d Order Item Size Price Description of Pot European White Fir Zone 5 Abies alba Barabit's Spreader 25-30cm #3 $100.00 Abies alba Barabit's Spreader 40cm #3 $140.00 Flat dark green spreader, dwarf Balsam Fir Zone 3 Abies balsamea Tyler Blue #3 $60.00 Steel blue coloured needles; typical form Greek Fir Zone 5 Abies cephalonica Meyer's Dwarf #3 $49.00 Spreader, crimson flowers really show the plant in spring Concolor Fir Zone 3 Abies concolor Archer's Dwarf #1 $37.00 Dwarf conical upright; blue Abies concolor Archer's Dwarf #3 $100.00 Abies concolor Blue Cloak #3 $100.00 Bright blue needles on semi pendulous branches Abies concolor Blue Cloak #5 $140.00 Abies concolor Compacta #1 $37.00 Dark blue-grey needles on perfect cone; dwarf Abies concolor Conica #1 $37.00 Medium blue form with fastigiate habit; ascending branches Abies concolor Conica #3 $90.00 Abies concolor Gable's Weeping #5 $140.00 Green hneedled; semi weeping form; can develop a leader Abies concolor La Veta #1 $37.00 Prostrate form with needles standing straight up Abies concolor Pigglemee #7 $150.00 Dense stumpy upright Abies concolor Wintergold #2 $45.00 Grey and lime green in the summer, pretty yellow in winter; slow growing Korean Fir Zone 4 Abies koreana Aurea #3 $100.00 Classic yellow needles with blue cones. One of the best Abies koreana Aurea #5 s/o Abies koreana Blauer Pfiff field grwn spec.#7 $160.00 Abies koreana Blauer Pfiff #10 $180.00 Abies koreana Cis #1 $26.00 Dense green cushion Abies koreana Cis #3 $40.00 Abies koreana Gelbunt #1 $26.00 Variegated irregular globe. Definitely has Abies koreana Gelbunt #3 $100.00 Abies koreana Glauca #10 $190.00 Subtle blue and silvers make for a great smaller specimen tree; blue cones Abies koreana Golden Glow #3 $50.00 Yellow in summer, orange cast in winter, may always be a spreader Abies koreana Golden Glow #6 s/o Abies koreana Silberlocke #1 $36.00 Now famous. Curled needles show white Abies koreana Silberlocke #3 $100.00 Abies koreana Silberlocke #5 $140.00 Abies koreana Silberlocke #7 $170.00 Abies koreana Silbermavers #1.5 $40.00 Tiny silver globe, grows 1" per year. Abies koreana Silberperl #1.5 $40.00 Tiny globe form, grows 1-2" per year. Abies koreana Silberzwerg #1 $40.00 Dense round ball. The entire series of silbers are very nice for the rock garden Abies koreana Silberzwerg #3 $100.00 Abies koreana Taiga #3 $100.00 Interesting odd shaped dwarf. Abies koreana Zwergform Wuestmeyer #3 $100.00 Generally a conical dwarf with dark green needles Hybrid Fir Zone 4 Abies lasiocarpa x koreana #10 $190.00 One of the best fir clones; the best attributes of both species. Beautiful specimen Alpine Fir Abies lasiocarpa Glauca Compacta #3 $100.00 Dense silver blue cone; very slow growing Abies lasiocarpa Green Globe #3 $100.00 Not really a globe will form a dense cone over time. Green needles and slow Abies lasiocarpa Muligan's Dwarf #3 $100.00 Nice dwarf bun form Abies lasiocarpa Duflon 4" #1 $38.00 Miniature, meant for tiny spaces or tufa pots Nordman Fir Zone 5b Abies nord. Golden Spreader specimen #15 box $360.00 One of the nicest dwarf firs for intense sum Noble Fir Zone 5b Abies procera Glauca Prostrata #3 $100.00 Deep blue spreader. Does well in shade Abies procera Glauca Prostrata #5 $130.00 Variegated Hedge Maple Zone 4b Acer campestre Carnival multi #3 $48.00 Acer campestre Carnival lightly branched #3 $48.00 Acer campestre Carnival multi stem #10 120cm $160.00 Acer campestre Carnival tree form #10 120cm $160.00 Paperbark Maple Zone 5 Acer griseum #7 $160.00 Peacock Maple Zone 5 Abies japonicum Abby's Weeping #7 $260.00 Rare weeping form, big colourful leaves in fall. Red/orange/yellow Acer japonicum Aconitifolium 150cm+ #7 $260.00 Classic now, beautiful cutleaf and amazing fall colours Acer japonicum Ed Wood II #3 $70.00 Acer japonicum Emmit's Pumpkin #5 $70.00 Huge green leaves, turning various oranges in fall Acer japonicum Fairy Lights #3 $70.00 Acer japonicum Lovette #3 $100.00 120cm Dwarf type, smaller leaves and denser growing Acer japonicum Green Cascade #5 $140.00 Acer japonicum Oregon Fern #5 $140.00 Acer japonicum Yama Kagi #7 $240.00 Japanese Maple Zone 5 Acer palmatum Aka shigitsu sawa #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Amber Ghost #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Amber Ghost #5 $140.00 Acer palmatum Ariadne #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Baby Ghost #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Beni Otake #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Beni schi schi henge #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Beni shi En #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Butterfly #3 $70.00 Dwarfish vase shaped- pink, white and green leaves Acer palmatum Crimson Queen' #6 $240.00 Deep red cutleaf, weeping form Acer palmatum Debbie's Golden Splendour #3 $70.00 Soft yellow leaves all season. RARE Acer palmatum 'Emperor I 175cm full #6 $240.00 Probably rated as the hardiest of the red J Acer palmatum Englishtown 110cm #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Fireglow #5 $140.00 Acer palmatum Fireglow 175cm full #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Geisha Gone Wild #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Grandma Ghost #10 $260.00 Acer palmatum Inaba shidare #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Jeddeloh Orange #3 $70.00 New leaves orange leater, deep green. Burnt orange fall colour Acer palmatum Kasagi yama #5 150cm $140.00 Acer palmatum Kinshi #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Koto-no-Ito #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Mama Fu #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Manyo no sato #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Mikaszuki #3 $70.00 Multicoloured leaves: purple, silver, green Acer palmatum Mikawa yatsubusa #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Octopus #5 $100.00 Acer palmatum Olsen's Frosted Strawberry #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Omure yama #7 $230.00 Acer palmatum Orange Dream #5 $140.00 Acer palmatum Osakazuki 20" box $280.00 Specimen; classic stunning red fall colour Acer palmatum Patsy #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Peaches and Cream #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Purple Ghost #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Red Sentinel #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Ruby Ridge #3 $70.00 Acer palamtum Shirrazz #5 $160.00 Acer palmatum Shigure Bato #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Shojo no mai #7 $240.00 Acer palmatum Sister Ghost 110cm #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Spring Delight #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Tamuke yama #3 100cm $130.00 Acer palmatum Tiger Rose #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Tobiosho specimen #15 box $280.00 Acer palmatum Tsuma gaki #3 $70.00 Acer palmatum Tsuma gaki 175cm #7 $230.00 Acer palmatum Twombly's Red Sentinel 175cm #7 $230.00 Acer palmatum Ukon $70.00 Acer palmatum Villa Taranto' #5 $100.00 Other varieties of Japanese Maple available in small quantities. Fullmoon Maple Zone 5 Acer shirasawanum Aureum #3 $70.00 Acer shirasawanum Aureum #5 $150.00 Acer shirasawanum Autumn Moon #7 $240.00 Acer shiraswawanum Jordan #3 $34.00 Acer shirasawanum Jordan #7 $240.00 Acer shiraswawanum Mirte #3 $70.00 Acer shirasawanum Moonrise #3 $70.00 Acer shirasawanum Moonrise 12" box $140.00 Acer shirasawanum Trompenburg 120cm+ #3 $70.00 Sycamore Maple Zone 5 Acer pseudo. Eskimo Sunset #7,10 $170.00 Three Flowered Maple Zone 5 Acer triflorum 175cm $240.00 Other Rare Species Maples Acer argutum Point Leaf Maple Zone5b $60.00 Acer caudatitfolium -- Kawakami Maple Zone 5 $60.00 Acer henryi--Henry's Maple Zone 5b $60.00 Acer mandscuricum - Manchurian Maple Zone 4 $60.00 Acer maximowiczianum Nikko Maple $60.00 Acer tschnoski - Butterfly Maple Zone 5 $60.00 Bottlebrush Buckeye Zone 5 Aesculus parvilfora Rogers #3 $50.00 24" white flower spikes is its claim to fame European Alder Zone 4b Alnus glutinosa Imperialis 175cm #5 $120.00 Deeply dissected leaved, fast, elegant tree. Tolerates wet and very hardy Alnus glutinosa Imperialis 250cm #20 $240.00 Alnus glutinosa Razzmatazz 120cm #3 $80.00 Gold and green leaves, fast growing. Beautybush Zone 5 Calliparpa jap.
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