Hemlocks are important habitat for over 90 species of birds including the endangered Acadian flycatcher
Greenhouse in partial shade mimics old-growth forest conditions ideal for starting seedlings
Hand seeding in march
Two year-old plug seedlings in trays of 25
Our seedlings are started in Root Smart plugs specially designed and produced here in Canada to promote strong roots
Hemlocks continually add emerald green new growth throughout spring, summer and fall
Newly potted hemlocks fresh out of the greenhouse
Stephen and Paula of Urban Forest Associates picking up more hemlocks destined for restoration projects in Toronto
Crow sitting on a Hemlock branch mid winter.
Lovely maturing hemlock and a white cedar hedge in London's Oakridge Acres
Our hemlocks planted in Burlington to replace emerald cedars that failed in shade
25 hemlocks delivered for private ravine improvement planting in London's masonville neighborhood
Customer with our hemlocks planted in understory to add privacy and winter color
Regular watering for the trees and the retriever
Fall season and the nursery is almost asleep
Hemlocks overwintering in the nursery bend but don't break
Almost spring in the nursery
Spring in the nursery
One of our sugar maples planted just a few years ago in Grand Bend will soon be big enough to tap for syrup!
Growing mushrooms within the nursery in the cool environment provided by Hemlocks. Lion's Main and Oyster mushrooms shown here.
Monarch resting in the nursery. We like to grow their favourite food, milkweeds too.
One must always be in the look out for rabbits
Our beautiful Paw Paw trees, definitely a customer favourite!