RED PINE; A tall symmetrical tree with long stiff needles. Moderate to fast growing on a good site. Prefers coarse, well-drained sandy-to-sandy loam soils; tolerates dry windy or rocky conditions. Full sunlight best, but can tolerate partial shade. Used for lumber, pulpwood, windbreaks, wildlife habitat and erosion control.

WHITE PINE; Michigan's "State Tree". A tall pyramidal tree with horizontal branches and medium length, soft needles. Moderate to fast growing on good site, prefers moist to somewhat poorly drained sandy loam to loamy clay soils. Can tolerate 25-75% shade. Use for timber, pulp, windbreak, Christmas trees, erosion control and wildlife cover.

WHITE SPRUCE; A medium sized erect tree with medium length, stiff needles, often clustered on top of the branches. Relatively slow growing. Prefers well drained to somewhat poorly drained sandy loam  to loamy clay soils. Can tolerate light conditions from full sunlight to partial shade. Used for lumber, windbreaks, Christmas trees and ornamentals.

BALSAM FIR: A medium sized tree with short, flat aromatic needles, which tend to be two-ranked on the branches. Prefers somewhat poorly drained sandy to sandy-loam soils, but will tolerate well-drained soil. Prefers sun, but tolerates shade. Mainly used for Christmas trees as needles do not shed quickly after cutting.

NORWAY SPRUCE; A tall pyramidal tree with short, stiff, dark green needles that point toward the end of the branch, limbs hang downward, giving tree a graceful drooping look. Moderately fast growing on a good site. Prefers well-drained sandy-to-sandy loam soil and full sunlight to nearly full shade.
Used for hedges and is an excellent windbreak and wildlife cover tree. Not native.

DOUGLAS FIR: A medium-sized tree with straight stems and conical crowns, extending to the ground. Grows well on most upland soils except those with high lime content in the topsoil. Is moderately shade-tolerant; moderately fast-growing; long lived.

BLUE SPRUCE: A medium size erect tree with  short, stiff silvery blue-green needles. Moderate growing, does well in wide range of soils from well drained to somewhat poorly drained sandy loam to loamy clay soils. Can tolerate light conditions from full sunlight to partial shade. Used for soil stabilization, windbreaks, ornamentals, Christmas trees and wildlife cover. NOT NATIVE TO MIDWEST

HIGHBUSH CRANBERRY; Grows to height of 6-10' - native shrub. Prefers good, well-drained soils with full sun to partial shade. Bears extremely handsome white flowers and bright red fruit. Excellent wildlife plant.

BLACK CHOKEBERRY: An attractive flowering shrub entirely different than Choke Cherry. Wetland preference but can tolerate drier sites. Reaches 6-10' and suckers profusely forming thickets. White flowers in May.

RED OSIER DOGWOOD: A red, many-stemmed shrub, growing 5-15' tall, highly adaptable to many soil types and does well even with it's roots in water. Provides valuable cover and food for many species of wildlife.

NANNYBERRY: Shrub or small tree grows to 30'. Small white flowers in upright clusters. 1/2" long, elliptical blue-black berries persist into winter and are often used as food by birds.

RED OAK: This native tree does well on moist and dry soils. Produces acorns for wildlife and the wood is used in flooring, furniture, and many other products.

AMERICAN HAZELNUT:  Grows best in moist to dry soil. This clone forming shrub grows to be 6-8' tall. Heart shaped leaves. Nuts eaten by squirrels, chipmunks, blue jays, deer, grouse, turkey and pheasant.

AMERICAN MOUNTAIN ASH: Shrub or small tree grows to 20-40' in height. Small white flowers bloom May-June. Produces bright red berries 1/4" in diameter which are a favorite of many birds including ruffed grouse.

FLOWERING CRABAPPLES

PRAIRIE FIRE FLOWERING CRABAPPLE: One of the most popular newer disease resistant varieties. Outstanding dark red, purple buds open to red purple blooms followed by maroon fruit.

HONEY CRISP: Semi-dwarf on B- 111  root stock. A real crowd pleaser. The fruit is large and the skin is 59-90% red over yellow background. The flesh is cream colored and exceptionally crisp and juicy with a sub-acid flavor. Ripens Sept-Oct.

HARALSON:-Semi-dwarf on M7 root stock. Best all purpose medium red apple. Bred to withstand the severe cold of Michigan winters. Performs all others in baking and keeps its good qualities for lengthy storage.

RASPBERRY

RED RASPBERRY/ BOYNE: Hardy & Dependable.  Developed in Canada where hardiness is most needed. Summer bearing, boyne has vigorous, heavy canes that produce large, high quality fruits. Bears about the same time as Latham. A long time favorite. Select #1 plants.

RED RASPBERRY/NOVA: The best raspberry for the sub-zero temps! Nearly thornless canes that grow vigorously. Bears fruit that is medium to large, firm, and bright red with outstanding full, sweet flavor. Cold tolerant. Select # 1 plants.

HONEOYE: A midseason variety with very large fruit. Bright glossy red, firm and deliciously sweet with a a high tolerance to fruit rots. Plants are large and hardy with good early runner protection and heavy yields.

HYDRANGEA

PINK DIAMOND: Grows to 8'. Pink buds open to very large (12"x8") creamy white bloom clusters in late summer turning to bright pink. Makes an outstanding, long lasting display. (1 Yr. Antanovka root stock)

CUTHBERT GRANT: Grows to 3' . Upright shrub, clusters of large (4"), semi-double dark red velvety flowers. Fragrant. Excellent resistance to mildew and blackspot. Recurrent blooming.

WINNEPEG PARKS: Grows to 3 1/2'. Clusters open to medium red fading to deep pink, slightly fragrant. 3" semi-double flowers recurrent during growing season. Densely branched growth habit. Selected as Winnipeg Park Department's Centennial Rose in 1993.

ALEXANDER MACKENZIE: Dark red, fragrant 2 1/2" double flowers in clusters of 5 to 10. Recurrent Bloomer, disease resistant. Upright, arching habit.

EASY ELEGANCE-PAINT THE TOWN: 2-3 ft shrub rose. (Rosa BAI town) Medium red color, ever blooming double 3.5" flower size

EASYELEGANCE-SNOWDRIFT: 3-4 ft. tall shrub rose-white (Rosa'BAl rift) recurrent bloom flower size very full-2".

CHARLES JOLY LILAC: Syringa Vulgaris-double flower. Magenta-purple buds. Earlier blooming French hybrids-fragrant 10'-12' tall x 8'-10' wide. Fragrant.

MME. LEMOINE LILAC; Syrnga Vulgaris-double white flower. 8-10 ft. tall x 10 ft. wide. Wide spreading: shape. Very fragrant.