(Numbers of plants and prices are approximate. Updated June 23, 2018 - 2019 plant list update forthcoming!)

Please Note: new arrivals are in BOLD RED

Hardy Perennials (plants which will survive the winter outside, planted in the ground)

Hardy Trees (will survive the winter outside, planted in the ground):

• Acer saccharum (Sugar maple) seedlings Native $2, $3
• Asimina triloba (Paw Paw tree) seedling, part to full shade, moist soil, to 10 m tall, Native $4
• Carya (Hickory tree) seedling $2
• Populus balsamifera (Balsam Poplar/Black cottonwood) 3 year old seedlings from St. William’s Nursery, Ontario $3

Hardy Shrubs (will survive the winter outside, planted in the ground):

• Cornus alternifolia (Alternate-leaved Dogwood) Native $2, $3
• Daphne mezereum pink flowers in early spring, full to part sun, moist soil, poisonous to humans $2
  
• Hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon) seedlings $1
  
• Hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon) white flowers with red center $5
  
• Philadelphus microphyllus (Little Leaf Mock Orange) fragrant white flowers, drought tolerant, 6 – 7 feet tall $3
  
• Rubus odoratus (Purple Flowering Raspberry) pink fl., no thorns, edible fruit, 10’ tall, partial shade Native $3

Tender Perennials (houseplants or grow outside during warm weather):

• Caesalpina gilliese (Desert Bird of Paradise tree) $5 (1 pot)
• Mimosa pudica (Sensitive plant) $2
  
• Pelargonium(geranium) – Coconut-scented $3, $4
  
• Pelargonium (geranium) – white, red $3, $4
  
• Pelargonium (ivy geranium) – dark red flowers, trailing $3
  
• Sansevieria(Snake Plant) $2, $3 (some are bare root)
  
• Zephyranthus atamasca (Atamasca/rain lily seedlings) white flowers (like a small Easter lily), moist soil $1, $2, $4

Annuals or Biennials:

• Browallia speciosa ‘Blue Bells’$2
• Calendula officinalis $2
  
• Centaurea cyanus ‘Blue Boy’ (Cornflower) $2
  
• Coleus (treat as annual or tender perennial) 3 colour types $2
  
• Convolvulus tricolor 'Blue Ensign' (Dwarf Morning Glory) $2
  
• Cosmos $2
  
• Cynoglossum amabile(Chinese Forget-me-not) blue fl. $1
  
• Dichondra argentea ‘Silver Falls’ $2
  
• Eschscholtzia ‘Mixed’ (California Poppy) yellow, orange, red fl. sun, hot dry locations, 12” tall $2
  
• Eschscholtzia ‘Thai Silk’ (California Poppy) $2
  
• Glaucium corniculatum (Red Horned Poppy, annual or biennial) $3
  
• Lathyrus odoratus ‘Old Spice’ (Cupani Sweet Pea) burgundy and purple bicolor, sun, rich soil $1
  
• Lavatera trimestris and Lavatera arborea variegata ‘Mixed Regis’ $1
• Lunaria biennis (Money Plant, Honesty), biennial, purple flowers, silvery seed cases $2
  
• Mina lobata (Exotic Love Vine) $2
  
• Nicotiana - Perfume deep purple $2
  
• Phlox drummondii‘Twinkle Star Mixed’ $2
  
• Salvia viridis (Painted Sage) $4, $5
  
• Viola tricolor‘Grandma’s Johnny Jump-ups’ $2

Vegetables, and fruits:

• Peas – Mammoth (Heirloom) $1
• Pepper – ‘Lunchbox orange’ sweet $2
  
• Tomato ‘Black Krim’ black beefsteak, indeterminate $2
  
• Tomato ‘Brandywine Red’ Heritage, indeterminate, large fruit, wonderful flavor $2
  
• Tomato ‘Cherokee Purple’ indeterminate, slicing, $2
  
• Tomato ‘Coyote’ Heritage, small yellow, indeterminate, Mexican origin $2
  
• Tomato ‘Joel’ (mystery tomato, try it you might like it!) $2
  
• Tomato ‘Prize Winning’ Beefsteak Heritage, $2
  
• Tomato ‘Sturdy Jo’ red, cocktail type, hybrid $2
  
• Tomato ‘Subarctic Maxi’, red slicing, determinate $2
  
• Tomato ‘Tomatoberry Garden’ hybrid, strawberry shaped, very sweet$2
  
• Tomato – yellow, medium-sized fruit Heritage $2    

Herbs:

• Allium tuberosum (Garlic chives) $2, $3, $4
• Anethum graveolens (Dill) $2
• Borago officinalis (Borage) annual $2
• Foeniculum vulgare ‘Florence’ (Fennel) $2
• Mentha spicata (apple mint) $5
• Nepeta cataria (catnip) $2, $3
  
• Oreganum vulgare ‘Cleopatra’ mild spicy flavor tinged with peppermint $2
  
• Rumex acetosa (Garden sorrel) $4 (1 pot)
  
• Sanguisorba minor (Burnet) a salad green, cucumber-like flavour $2