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Country Gardens and Greenhouse - NEW Plant Show Case
NEW Plum - Brook Red Hybrid
Location: Sun | Zone: 2 | Fruit
NEW Josta Berry -
Location: Sun | Zone: 3 | Fruit
This shrub is a cross between a black currant and a gooseberry. It features black edible berries that are sweet with a hint of black currant. The berries are excellent for jellies and fresh eating. The shrub is resistant to powdery mildew and white pine blister rust. Self-pollinating and drought tolerant once established. Attracts birds and deer resistant.
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GARDEN NEWS

CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

This season we will continue to offer custom baskets for personal and commercial use and wholesale orders only. 

Orders for hanging baskets and flowers should be placed between November and Feburary.

To inquiry about orders, please call 403-704-4145. 

PLANNING FOR SPRING/SUMMER

We are excited to be growing for Bashaw Farm Supply this season.

Opening May 7 @ Bashaw Farm Supplies

Please visit them for a selection of annual flowers, vegetables, hanging baskets and more. 

MAIN GREENHOUSE LOCATION CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

 

UPCOMINGEVENTS

BASHAW FARM SUPPLIES: Opening Date - May 7

 We are excited to be providing Bashaw Farm Supply with annuals, vegetables, hanging baskets and more. 

The main greenhouse location is CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. Please visit Bashaw Farm Supplies for our products.

 

 

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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