amelanchier canadensis (shadblow serviceberry, serviceberry) native Size:1 gallon

amelanchier canadensis (shadblow serviceberry, serviceberry) native Size:1 gallonwhite flowers grayish green round leaves turn to medium green in the summer brilliant yellow to red colour in the fall red to purplish black edible fruit inJune suitable for naturalized plantings bloom time: spring serviceberry tolerates a wide range of soils and conditions it can be grown as a specimen tree or a multi stemmed plant zone 4 height 5 6m spread 3 4m colour white full sun, partial sun shade attracts birds edible native to ontario (image

excellent disease resistance

weigela tolerates most soils and needs full sun for best flower production

green foliage

osmunda grows best in a moist to average soil

also called doll's eyes

centre cone

leaves are twisted as they emerge in the spring

the name aquilegia is derived from the latin root word "aquil" which means eagle

providing the plant has adequate moisture

bright pink blooms

will tolerate most soil types

lavandula grows best in an average to dry