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Bee Balm - Petite Delight - Perennial
Location: Sun | Zone: 2
A compact perennial that has a mounding growth habit. In the summer, deep purple/pink flowers appear. These flowers are very fragrant and stunning. Excellent for borders and containers. Resistant to deer, rabbits and powdery mildew. Attracts hummingbirds.
Plum - Tecumseh - Fruit
Location: Sun | Zone: 0
Visit our Plant Directory to view ALL our NEW varieties.
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GARDEN NEWS

Winter Classes are just around the corner! Check out the Event page for a complete winter class list. 

Looking for a fun and creative staff party idea? Book a private winter class for the holiday season. Minimum 8 people required. For more information and to book, please call 403-704-4145 or email carmen@country-gardens.ca.

PLANNING FOR WINTER

Winter is just around the corner! Make sure you:

  • Register for winter classes to decorate your home with unique fresh evergreen items for the holiday season. 
  • Ensure adequate snow cover on perennials and evergreens to help insulate them for the winter. 
  • Order new seed and bulb catalogues for the spring. 
For more information or questions/concerns about your yard, please give us a call at 403-704-4145. 

 

KIDS AND GARDENING

Stay tuned for upcoming kids events!

 

 

 

LANDSCAPING YOUR YARD

Thinking about creating a landscape next year? Get in touch with us now to book your landscape for next season. Contact Carmen at 403-704-4145. Installation is also available.

Is there a specific shrub or tree that your landscape needs? Contact us at 403-704-4145 and we can order it.

 

FUNDRAISING 

Did you know we offer fundraising for organisations, school groups and many more? Let us help you reach your goals. Contact us for more information at carmen@country-gardens.ca or 403-704-4145. 

 

 

BENEFICIALS

Many annuals and perennial attract "good" bugs to gardens and landscapes. These "good" bugs eat the "bad" bugs which harm our gardens. For more information about which plants attract "good" bugs, Permaculture Research Institute. 

For more beneficial plants, visit the Garden Tips page.
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