Separate names with a comma.
Yes I looked at Bylands website (not easy) and they don't even list the species. Dogwood is my go to nursery in this area.
I'm looking for Acer circinatum 'Monroe' in BC or to order online. Thanks!
Thanks Daniel, I appreciate it. It seems they do not ship to Canada.
@ Georgia Strait thank you such good news!
@ Daniel Mosquin thank you for your opinion and I would love to find this tree for sale somewhere. I tried to find seed online without success so...
Yes! Can't wait for Meadowlark Festival to start up again! Are you one of the organizers?
Hello again. I taught fire safe gardening and landscaping to the Osoyoos FN years ago. I also ran a landscaping company in Penticton area for...
Hi Georgia Straight. Those cedar hedges are everywhere here and we have one that circles our complex running about 500 feet in length. We are...
Hello all. I was the OP of this thread about Cercis occidentalis or Western Redbud. I understand that it is not native to the PNW but moreso...
Thanks Ron. Yes, I've read it and many more articles about its propagation. I've tried several methods with no success but am now working with...
Hello, I'm trying to propagate Heptacodium miconioides from hardwood cuttings and if anyone has advice on how to succeed I'd appreciate it. I...
I'm looking for a source to purchase Cercis occidentalis trees/shrubs (Western Redbud). Does anyone know of a nursery in BC that has them?
A. Angelicae Dahuricae Radix (Angelica) B. Campanula persicaria D. Hebe?
Yes thanks, we've seen this, been there, done that! It still keeps on coming back to haunt in many different areas of the garden.
Hibiscus mochatus is even more effective at creating a tropical look in a garden than syriacus due to the huge dinner plate sized flowers. I grew...
I used Bobbex and many other methods to try and discourage deer from browsing the gardens at VIU Horticulture Dept. in Nanaimo where I worked. The...
Hi does anyone on this forum have information on how to kill a Trumpet Vine? The main plant has been cut down leaving about 12-16 inches of stump...
Yes that's it and thank you very much.
A few years ago during a garden tour at UBC we came upon a small shrub that blooms from the centre of the leaf. It may have been something in the...
