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Thuja | Arborvitae, continued Evergreens Thuja occidentalis ‘Bobazam’ | Mr. Bowling Ball® Arborvitae � Zone 4-8 H 2-3’ x W 2-3’ Great choice for low maintenance landscapes. Round evergreen can be used in borders and rock gardens to enhance foundation plantings, or highlighted as a specimen in formal gardens. Needles are finely textured and almost feathery in appearance. E3435 #3 cont. $29.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Pendula’ | Weeping Arborvitae � � Zone 4-8 H 5-10' x spreading Weeping form of Eastern White Cedar with gray-green leaves. This plant must be staked to go upwards. All stems off of main leader weep down also. Unique textural element among weeping conifers. E3440 #7 cont. $69.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Pyramidalis’ | Pyramidal Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 15-25’ x W 6-8’ Narrow green pyramidal form that makes a good year-round screen or hedge. E3450 #5 cont. $29.99* E3455 #7 cont. $49.99* E3460 #10 cont. $79.99* E3462 #20 cont. $129.99* E3480 #45/6’ BB $179.99* E3483 5’ BB $149.99* E3484 6’ BB $179.99* E3486 8’ BB $229.00* Thuja occidentalis ‘Rushmore’ | Rushmore Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 15-20’ x W 3-5’ A narrow, upright arborvitae selected in South Dakota for its strong tolerance of harsh winter conditions. Maintains good green coloration year round. Excellent choice for hedging and screening. E3495 #5 cont. $32.99* E3500 #7 cont. $69.99* E3510 #10 cont. $89.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Sunkist’ | Sunkist Arborvitae � � Zone 4-8 H 8-10’ x W 6-8’ Pyramidal gold foliaged arborvitae that looks beautiful with other green or blue conifers. <strong>Plant</strong> in full sun for best color. E3540 #5 cont. $32.99* E3541 #7 cont. $49.99* E3542 #10 cont. $89.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Sunkist Globe’ | Sunkist Globe Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 5-8’ x W 5-8’ Globe form of Thuja ‘Sunkist’, must be pruned to maintain shape. Bright yellow foliage adds a burst of color to the landscape. E3545 #7 cont. $49.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Techny’ | Techny Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 12-15’ x W 6-8’ This hardy and versatile landscape plant has a place in nearly every Minnesota landscape. Naturally upright and broadly pyramidal in shape, this plant can be used for year-round privacy, windbreaks, or with some shearing can make a nice formal hedge form. E3548 #2 cont. $16.99* E3550 #5 cont. $29.99* E3560 #7 cont. $49.99* E3565 #10 cont. $79.99* E3568 #20 cont. $129.99* E3580 4’ BB $149.99* E3585 5’ BB $169.99* E3590 6’ BB $219.00* E3595 7’ BB $249.00* E3600 8’ BB $299.00* Thuja occidentalis ‘Techny Globe’ | Techny Globe Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 4-5’ x W 3-5’ Globe form of Techny, must be pruned to maintain shape. Excellent choice for low formal globe hedge. E3615 #5 cont. $29.99* E3620 #7 cont. $49.99* E3621 #10 cont. $89.99* E3623 #20 cont. $149.99* * Prices, sizes and availability are subject to change. Store: 651.450.1501 | Landscape Project Desk: 651.239.1315 | Fax: 651.239.1316 | gertens.com | email: info@gertens.com 147
148 Thuja | Arborvitae, continued Evergreens Thuja occidentalis ‘Filiformis’ | Weeping Threadleaf Arborvitae � � Zone 4-7 H 6-8’ x W 3-4’ Evergreen with dense branches holding many loose tufts of long thread-like pendulous branchlets. New growth is bright green. E3628 #5 Patio Tree $109.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Walter Brown’ | Techny Gold Arborvitae (PPAF) � � Zone 3-7 H 10-12’ x W 5-6’ Gold foliaged form of ‘Techny’ arborvitae. Features the same tough, hardy, winter burn resistant qualities as ‘Techny’ but with bright gold color. E3625 #10 cont. $99.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Woodwardii’ | Woodward Arborvitae � � � Zone 3-7 H 3-5’ x W 3-5’ Dark green foliage retains globe shape without pruning. Avoid intense afternoon winter sun. E3630 #5 cont. $29.99* Thuja occidentalis ‘Yellow Ribbon’ | Yellow Ribbon Arborvitae � � Zone 3-7 H 8-10’ x W 3-4’ Distinctive for its narrow habit. Dense foliage is golden-yellow color throughout the year. Good vertical, color contrasting accent for the landscape. E3649 #5 cont. $39.99* E3650 #7 cont. $69.99* E3655 #10 cont. $129.99* Tsuga | Hemlock Tsuga canadensis | Canadian Hemlock � � � Zone 4-8 H 40-60’ x W 25-30’ A stately, large pyramidal that can be sheared for an excellent hedge. Prefers cool, moist soils. Part to full shade. Probably best conifer for shade. Avoid intense winter sun. E3660 #5 cont. $36.99* E3670 #10/3’ BB $129.99* E3675 #15/4’ BB $169.99* E3676 5’ BB $219.00* E3677 6’ BB $249.00* Tsuga canadensis ‘Cole’s Prostrate’ | Cole’s Prostrate Canadian Hemlock � � � Zone 4-8 H 1-2’ x W 3-4’ This plant is a beautiful companion for hostas and rhododendrons or in a shade garden, tumbling over rocks. The stiffly weeping branches ensure that this plant will retain a ground-hugging form. Avoid intense winter sun. E3678 #3 cont. $59.99* E3680 #7 cont. $119.99* Tsuga canadensis ‘Dawsoniana’ | Dawsoniana Canadian Hemlock � � � Zone 4-8 H 20-30’ x W 10-12’ Upright tree, rather slow when young. Similar to typical hemlock but with bright green, dense foliage on gracefully arching shoots. Bright summer sun or afternoon winter sun can cause scorching. E3685 #7 cont. $119.99* Tsuga canadensis ‘Forest Fountain’ | Forest Fountain Canadian Hemlock � � � Zone 4-8 H 8-10’ x W 6-8’ The upward arching branches of this plant give a fountain-like structural effect to the landscape. Becomes a small, pyramidal tree. Dark green needles are best kept out of afternoon winter sun. E3695 #7 cont. $129.99* Tsuga canadensis ‘Gentsch White’ | Gentsch White Canadian Hemlock � � Zone 4-8 H 3-4’ x W 3-4’ Branchlets are white-tipped and creamy white color is especially intense in fall and winter. Annual shearing will maintain a compact habit and produce more white color. E3720 #7 cont. $119.99* Tsuga canadensis ‘Gracilis’ | Gracilis Canadian Hemlock � � Zone 4-8 H 2-3’ x W 4-5’ A premier evergreen for shade gardens, rockeries, and water features. Avoid afternoon winter sun. A dwarf selection produces a dense, flat topped plant which provides a horizontal structural element to the landscape. E3750 #7 cont. $119.99* * Prices, sizes and availability are subject to change. Store: 651.450.1501 | Landscape Project Desk: 651.239.1315 | Fax: 651.239.1316 | gertens.com | email: info@gertens.com
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Bring Your Garden Home 2011 Retail
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Table of Contents Antique Street Br
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II Hours of Operation Hours of Oper
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IV Terms & Conditions Delivery: Whe
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VI Helpful Formulas To find # of cu
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10 VIII Relative Tolerance of Trees
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12 X Helpful Plant Guidelines Trees
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14 XII Tips & Guides In years of wo
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16 XIV Common Name Latin Name Alpin
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18 XVI Grasses Cross Reference Comm
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20 XVIII Shrub Cross Reference Comm
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22 XX Climbing Vines Cross Referenc
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24 XXII Evergreen Cross Reference L
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26 XXIV Evergreen Cross Reference L
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28 XXVI Hybrid Tea Roses By Color |
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30 XXVIII Tree Delivery & Planting
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32 XXX ZIP CODE CITY COST ZIP CODE
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2 Bedding Plants, continued P1 $3.4
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8 3½” Basket Packs (Flats) 18 Pl
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10 Bedding Plants/Annuals 4¾” Po
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12 4¾” Potted Annuals, continued
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22 8” Potted Annuals Gerbera P01
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24 Bedding Plants/Annuals 12” Han
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26 Herbs and Vegetables Herbs 4”
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28 Herbs and Vegetables, continued
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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
Page 129 and 130: 96 Grasses Molina Molina arundinace
Page 132 and 133: Shrubs Acer | Maple Acer ginnala
Page 134 and 135: Berberis | Barberry, continued Shru
Page 136 and 137: Cornus | Dogwood, continued Shrubs
Page 138 and 139: Shrubs Forsythia Forsythia x ‘Cou
Page 140 and 141: Hydrangea, continued Shrubs Hydrang
Page 142 and 143: Physocarpus | Ninebark, continued S
Page 144 and 145: Rhododendron | Azalea, continued Sh
Page 146 and 147: Shrubs Sorbaria | False Spirea Sorb
Page 148 and 149: Shrubs Symphoricarpos | Snowberry S
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Page 154 and 155: Vitis | Grape, continued Small Frui
Page 156 and 157: Climbing Vines Campsis | Trumpet Vi
Page 158 and 159: Clematis Clematis Barbara Jackman
Page 160 and 161: Evergreens Abies | Fir Abies balsam
Page 162 and 163: Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
Page 164 and 165: Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
Page 166 and 167: Picea | Spruce, continued Evergreen
Page 172 and 173: Evergreens Pinus | Pine Pinus arist
Page 174 and 175: Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
Page 176 and 177: Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
Page 178 and 179: Evergreens Taxus | Yew Taxus cuspid
Page 182 and 183: Tsuga | Hemlock, continued Evergree
Page 184 and 185: Shade & Ornamental Trees Acer | Map
Page 186 and 187: Acer | Maple, continued Shade & Orn
Page 188 and 189: Betula | Birch, continued Shade & O
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Page 192 and 193: Shade & Ornamental Trees Hydrangea,
Page 194 and 195: Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
Page 196 and 197: Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
Page 198 and 199: Prunus | Cherry, Plum, continued Sh
Page 200 and 201: Salix | Willow, continued Shade & O
Page 202 and 203: Shade & Ornamental Trees Ulmus | El
Page 204 and 205: Fruit Trees Prunus | Peach These ha
Page 206 and 207: Roses Note: All of our shrub roses
Page 208 and 209: Roses Little Mischief | Easy Elegan
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Page 214 and 215: Wildflowers, continued Natives & Ra
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Page 222 and 223: Edging & Fabric Item # Description
Page 224 and 225: Edging & Fabric # of Stakes Minimum
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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 Kichler Landscap
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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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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Natural Stone Stair Treads 6!" Thic
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Item # CA602! CA603* CA604! CA605*
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