Trees

Grown from small, hardened off in our weather

Trees are where we started. Japanese maples, emerald cedar, western red cedar and pine, potted, watered and moved by hand, and stood through at least one Lake Cowichan winter before they go home with you.

In the yard

What we have and what it costs

Trees are where we started, back when Dad sold cedar out of the back of a van. Every tree here has been potted, watered and moved by hand, and has stood through at least one of our winters before it goes home with you. Plant it and it knows what it is in for.

Rows of potted Japanese maples in deep red autumn colour at the nursery.

Japanese maple, 15 gallonA good size to plant now and still be able to move. Best colour in September and October.
$125
Japanese maple, 20 gallonBigger, with real presence the first year. Bring a truck or a trailer.
$150
Emerald cedarThe standard privacy hedge. Straight, tight, and easy to keep at height.
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Western red cedarNative, fast, and happy in our wet winters. For bigger screens and windbreaks.
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PineFor dry, sunny spots and rocky ground.
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Planning a hedge? Call with the length of the run and we will work out how many trees you need and what it comes to. We can hold your order until you have a truck or a trailer free.

Call 236-996-6245

Rows of potted Japanese maples in spring red. — Maples in May, before they settle to green.

Potted Japanese maples in deep autumn red. — The same rows in October.

The tilled field with cedar rows along the edge. — Cedar along the field edge, grown for hedging.

Planting a hedge

Call with the length of the run and we will work out how many trees you need and what it comes to. Emerald cedar goes in about two feet apart for a tight hedge. We can hold your order until you have a truck or a trailer free.

Trade

Landscapers and garden centres buy from us by the load. No account, no minimum. See the wholesale page or call 236-996-6245.