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Helpful <strong>Plant</strong> Guidelines Deer Damage to Landscape <strong>Plant</strong>s Rarely Damaged Seldom Severely Damaged Berberis spp. (Barberry) Cornus sericea (Redtwig Dogwood) Betula papyrifera (Paper Birch) Forsythia spp. (Forsythia) Buxus sempervirens (Common Boxwood) Gleditsia triacanthos (Honeylocust) Clethra alnifolia (Summersweet) Juniperus chinensis (Chinese Juniper) Ginkgo (Ginkgo) Picea abies (Norway Spruce) Microbiota decussata (Russian Cypress) Picea glauca (White Spruce) Picea pungens (Colorado Spruce) Pinus nigra (Austrian Pine) Potentilla spp. (Potentilla) Pinus mugo (Mugo Pine) Spiraea spp. (Spirea) Pinus sylvestris (Scotch Pine) Viburnum dentatum (Arrowwood Viburnum) Syringa vulgaris (Common Lilac) Occasionally Severely Damaged Frequently Severely Damaged Abies concolor (White Fir) Acer platanoides (Norway Maple) Acer rubrum (Red Maple) Cercis canadensis (Eastern Redbud) Acer saccharum (Sugar Maple) Euonymus alatus (Burning Bush) Amelanchier spp. (Serviceberry) Malus spp. (Crabapple) Cornus racemosa (Gray Dogwood) Prunus spp. (Cherry; Plum) Cotoneaster spp. (Cotoneaster) Rhododendron spp. (Rhododendron) Hamamelis spp. (Witch hazel) Sorbus aucuparia (European Mountainash) Hydrangea spp. (Hydrangea) Taxus spp. (Yew) Susceptibility of Trees to Ice Storm Damage Resistant Intermediate Susceptible Carpinus caroliniana Acer rubrum (Red (American Hornbeam) Maple) Ginkgo biloba (Ginkgo) Acer saccharum (Sugar Maple) Gymnocladus dioicus Pinus strobus (White (Kentucky Coffeetree) Pine) Ostrya virginiana Quercus macrocarpa (Ironwood) (Bur Oak) Quercus alba (White Quercus rubra (Red Oak) Oak) Quercus bicolor (Swamp White Oak) Thuja occidentalis (Arborvitae) Tilia cordata (Littleleaf Linden) Tsuga canadensis (Canadian Hemlock) Acer saccharinum (Silver Maple) Celtis occidentalis (Hackberry) Gleditsia triacanthos (Honeylocust) Quercus palustris (Pin Oak) Tilia americana (American Linden) 13 XI
14 XII Tips & Guides In years of working with landscapers, golf courses, and commercial planting sites, we’ve noticed two reasons why certain commercial sites consistently have success growing their bedding plants/flower beds: soil preparation and variety selection. The purpose of this ‘helpful guidelines tip sheet’ is to ensure that your bedding plants reach their full genetic potential. The following garden preparation formulas have proven successful for typical garden sites in MN. Remember, before any soil preparation takes place on a large commercial site, it’s a good idea to have the University of Minnesota do a thorough soil evaluation test at their St. Paul campus soil testing facility. If you need help analyzing the results, you can bring them in and have one of our greenhouse production growers analyze the data. Generally, sandy or clay beds can be treated the same way (it is best to add enough volume to raise a clay bed, thereby increasing drainage). We advise only using a grower grade peat moss. It is a young, course, blonde-colored peat harvested from the top few inches of the bog. When mixed into poorer soils, it vastly enhances soil porosity, and helps suppress root disease that often shortens the performance duration of flowering bedding plants. General recommendations as follows: Full Sun Location: • One-time soil correction recommendation for extremely poor quality existing soil or a brand new bed: • Rates based on 100 square feet of bed-space (10’ x 10’ area) o 4 - 3.8 cu ft bales of grower peat moss o 2 lbs pulverized or finely sieved limestone o 2 lb magnesium sulfate (Epson Salts) MgSO4 o 8-12 lbs Osmocote (15-9-12) or Multicoat Six (15-7-15), 5-6 month timed release fertilizer. • Thoroughly mix ingredients by hand or with tiller to a depth of approximately 8”. • Second year, add MgSO4 and Osmocote or Multicoat Six only. Full Sun Location Ongoing Maintenance Formula: • Ongoing maintenance formula for established beds – moderate soil quality: • Rates based on 100 square feet of bed space o 1-2 bales grower peat moss (as needed) o 2 lbs MgSO4 (magnesium sulfate) o 8-12 lbs Osmocote (15-9-12) or Multicoat Six (15-7-15), 5-6 month timed release fertilizer. • Thoroughly mix ingredients by hand or with tiller to a depth of approximately 8”. Shade location: • One-time soil correction recommendation for extremely poor quality existing soil or a brand new bed: • Rates based on 100 square feet of bed-space (10’ x 10’ area) o 4 - 3.8 cu ft bales of grower peat moss o 2 lbs pulverized or finely sieved limestone o 1 lb magnesium sulfate (Epson Salts) MgSO4 o 6-8 lbs Osmocote (15-9-12) or Multicoat Six (15-7-15), 5-6 month timed release fertilizer. • Thoroughly mix above ingredients by hand or with tiller to a depth of approximately 8”.
Page 1 and 2: Bring Your Garden Home 2011 Retail
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Antique Street Br
Page 5 and 6: II Hours of Operation Hours of Oper
Page 7 and 8: IV Terms & Conditions Delivery: Whe
Page 9 and 10: VI Helpful Formulas To find # of cu
Page 11 and 12: 10 VIII Relative Tolerance of Trees
Page 13: 12 X Helpful Plant Guidelines Trees
Page 17 and 18: 16 XIV Common Name Latin Name Alpin
Page 19 and 20: 18 XVI Grasses Cross Reference Comm
Page 21 and 22: 20 XVIII Shrub Cross Reference Comm
Page 23 and 24: 22 XX Climbing Vines Cross Referenc
Page 25 and 26: 24 XXII Evergreen Cross Reference L
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Page 29 and 30: 28 XXVI Hybrid Tea Roses By Color |
Page 31 and 32: 30 XXVIII Tree Delivery & Planting
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Page 35 and 36: 2 Bedding Plants, continued P1 $3.4
Page 41 and 42: 8 3½” Basket Packs (Flats) 18 Pl
Page 43 and 44: 10 Bedding Plants/Annuals 4¾” Po
Page 45 and 46: 12 4¾” Potted Annuals, continued
Page 55 and 56: 22 8” Potted Annuals Gerbera P01
Page 57 and 58: 24 Bedding Plants/Annuals 12” Han
Page 59 and 60: 26 Herbs and Vegetables Herbs 4”
Page 61 and 62: 28 Herbs and Vegetables, continued
Page 63 and 64: 30 Perennials Aconitum | Monkshood
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32 Perennials Aquilegia | Columbine
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34 Perennials Asarum | Wild Ginger
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36 Astilbe | False Spirea, continue
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38 Astrantia | Masterwort, continue
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40 Campanula | Bellflower, continue
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42 Perennials Cornus | Bunchberry B
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44 Dianthus | Carnations and Pinks,
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46 Echinacea | Coneflower, continue
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48 Euonymus | Wintercreeper, contin
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50 Gaillardia | Blanket Flower, con
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52 Geum | Avens, continued Perennia
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54 Hemerocallis | Daylily, continue
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56 Hemerocallis | Daylily, continue
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58 Heuchera | Coral Bells, continue
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60 Perennials Hosta | Plantain Lily
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62 Hosta | Plantain Lily, continued
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64 Hosta | Plantain Lily, continued
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66 Perennials Hypericum | St. Johns
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68 Iris siberica | Siberian Iris Pe
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70 Perennials Ligularia | Ragwort,
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72 Linum | Flax Linum perenne ‘Sa
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74 Monarda | Bee Balm, continued Mo
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76 Paeonia | Peony, continued Paeon
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78 Papaver | Poppy, continued Peren
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80 Garden Phlox, continued Perennia
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82 Pulmonaria | Lungwort, continued
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84 Salvia | Sage, continued Perenni
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86 Sedum | Stonecrop, continued Per
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88 Perennials Sempervivum | Hen and
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90 Thymus | Thyme, continued Perenn
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92 Veronica | Speedwell, continued
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94 Carex, continued Grasses Carex n
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96 Grasses Molina Molina arundinace
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Shrubs Acer | Maple Acer ginnala
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Berberis | Barberry, continued Shru
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Cornus | Dogwood, continued Shrubs
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Shrubs Forsythia Forsythia x ‘Cou
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Hydrangea, continued Shrubs Hydrang
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Physocarpus | Ninebark, continued S
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Rhododendron | Azalea, continued Sh
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Shrubs Sorbaria | False Spirea Sorb
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Shrubs Symphoricarpos | Snowberry S
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Shrubs Tamarix | Tamarisk Tamarix r
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Weigela, continued Shrubs Weigela f
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Vitis | Grape, continued Small Frui
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Climbing Vines Campsis | Trumpet Vi
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Clematis Clematis Barbara Jackman
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Evergreens Abies | Fir Abies balsam
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Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
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Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
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Picea | Spruce, continued Evergreen
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Evergreens Pinus | Pine Pinus arist
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Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
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Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
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Evergreens Taxus | Yew Taxus cuspid
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Thuja | Arborvitae, continued Everg
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Tsuga | Hemlock, continued Evergree
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Acer | Map
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Acer | Maple, continued Shade & Orn
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Betula | Birch, continued Shade & O
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Euonymus a
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Hydrangea,
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Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
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Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
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Prunus | Cherry, Plum, continued Sh
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Salix | Willow, continued Shade & O
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Ulmus | El
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Fruit Trees Prunus | Peach These ha
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Roses Note: All of our shrub roses
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Roses Little Mischief | Easy Elegan
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Roses Hybrid Tea Roses A note about
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Natives & Rain Gardens This is a ne
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Wildflowers, continued Natives & Ra
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Wildflowers, continued Natives & Ra
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Grasses, continued Natives & Rain G
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Bulk Landscape Rock & Mulch Price p
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Edging & Fabric Item # Description
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Edging & Fabric # of Stakes Minimum
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Edging & Fabric Permaloc CleanLine
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Edging & Fabric Item # Description
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10% Timothy 10.5% Kentucky Blue Gra
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5% KenBlue KBG 15% Park KBG 25% Div
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Grass Seed Gertens Grass Seed by th
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Fertilizer Gertens ® Brand Turf Fe
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Soil & Amendments Item # Descriptio
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Water Gardening Savio Pond Kits •
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Item # BF100* BF105* BF110* BF115*
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Landscape Lighting CAST Landscape L
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Landscape Lighting CAST Landscape L
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Landscape Lighting Kichler Landscap
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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Retaining Walls Size Pcs / Pallet L
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Inside Diameter Outside Diameter 36
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Retaining Walls Rosetta TM Belveder
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Retaining Walls Verazzo Stone (One-
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Paver Bricks Approx Size Thickness
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Paver Bricks # of Diameter rings of
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Item # SPIKE10* SPIKE12* Item # SS5
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Paver Bricks # of Diameter rings of
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Sq Ft/Piece Sq Ft/Plt Pcs/Plt Lbs/P
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Paver Bricks Tumbled After Firing f
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Paver Bricks Slate Landscape Tiles
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One Sided Three Sided Paver Bricks
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Paver Bricks SRW Concrete Paver Sea
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Paver Bricks Outdoor Living Kits Gr
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Paver Bricks Stone Age Fireplace ki
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Paver Bricks Mfg # Stone Age Amerig
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Item # Description Sq Ft / Ton Natu
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Natural Stone Natural Stone 12" Wid
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Natural Stone Natural Stone Sawn La
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Natural Stone Natural Stone Pier Ca
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Natural Stone Natural Stone Steps S
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Natural Stone Item # Description Si
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Item # Description ! 3” Thick Car
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Natural Stone Stair Treads 6!" Thic
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Item # CA602! CA603* CA604! CA605*
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Attention Gertens Contractor Partne
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