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Astilbe Peach Blossom

Perennial Spirea, Airy plumes of light salmon pink in summer. Likes rich moist soil and partial shade. This variety is most tolerant of dry conditions. Astible adds grace to perennial borders and are attractive for the entire summer season. Medium plant about 20" high. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

Azalea Viscosum White SOLD OUT, Pink available

Swamp Azalea, This deciduous azalea blooms in summer. The abundant white flowers have a spicy, clove-like fragrance that fills the garden. The lustrous green foliage and flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Fall brings a great color, flame red. True to its name, swamp azalea enjoys a soggy spot but not submerged roots. It will tolerate some drought. Grow in full sun or partial shade in acidic soil. Tough, winter hardy azalea. Comes in 5" pots.

5/$30.00

American Cranberry

Viburnum trilobum, This is an excellent shrub for screening up to 10-12 ft. It grows approx. 6 ft. wide with very dense growth and possibly 3 feet per year in full sun or part shade. The American Cranberry Bush has showy white flowers in spring followed by red berries in fall and winter. The berries make excellent bird feed through winter. This shrub has very few insect problems and prefers good, well-drained soil.

5/$7.50

American Pyramidal Arborvitae

Thuja occidentalis, Eleganct with almost no effort! A neat, compact, and very stylized habit with a pyramidal form and dense fan-shaped branches that look good year-round. Also known as White Cedar. Grows to 40 feet. Spread 10-15 ft. Evergreen foliage is scale like and flat. Grows in ordinary soil, and also does well in swampy areas and alkaline soil. Good for wetland plantings.

25/$30.00

Balsam Fir

Abies balsamea, The original old-fashioned Christmas tree. Steeple-shaped evergreen tree with soft, flat blue-green extremely fragrant needles up to 1” long. Excellent needle retention and strong boughs support heavy ornaments. Shearing transforms these trees into full plantation grown trees with sturdy branches. Prefers moist, well-drained soils; avoid planting in low areas. Highly sought after by Christmas tree growers for its blue-green to blue color and dense foliage. Mature height 50-75 ft.
 

25/$20.00
or 5/$5.00

Locally Hand Crafted and comes assembled. Made out of unfinished pine by specifications to attract bats and there is no need to paint or stain your bat house as it may discourage use or even harm bats that might occupy it. The fixed inner partitions create crevices designed to meet bat needs. The bat houses are “Maintenance Free” since droppings fall through the open bottom to the ground below. A bat house should be hung in fall, winter or early spring, roughly 12-15 ft above the ground, sheltered as much as possible from the wind. It can be placed on a tree or pole, although those attached to the side of a building have had the most success. One little brown bat can devour up to 7000 mosquitoes in a single night!! They also eat fruit flies, corn borer moths, and a variety of beetles, making them a friend of agriculture.

Comes with information and installation directions.
        

Betula papyrifera, also called white birch, canoe birch, or silver birch, is a well-known beauty native to most of of the northern states of the U.S. The tree looks like it's "shedding" its bark, which peels from the trunk in white strips. These medium-sized, fast-growing trees develop best on well-drained, sandy loams on cool moist sites. They are important browse plants for animals, and the seeds, buds, and bark are also eaten by wildlife.   

Buddleia Davidii, Plant this shrub if you want to attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden! This is a graceful plant that grows to a height of 5-7 ft. It is a vigorous growing shrub that boasts fragrant, deep pink flowers from mid-summer to early fall and is a butterfly magnet. This deciduous bush is easy to grow. Plant it near a path or patio and the shrub will provide a delightful fragrance for you. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

"Locally Hand Crafted’ and made of unfinished pine. Designed to attract Bluebirds and keep out predators. These houses are largely responsible for bringing bluebirds back from a drastic decline in the species. Comes assembled with instructions.

$15.00 ea

The Bluecrop Blueberry, is a firm light blue medium-sized fruit. This mid-season variety is considered the best for consistent yields, disease resistance and high quality, therefore an excellent choice for the home gardener. Dainty, waxy, bell-shaped, white flowers appear in May. Flowers are followed by light blue blueberries that ripen in early August. It displays a fiery red fall foliage, and the reddish stems can be attractive in winter. Bluecrop is an upright, open growing shrub to 5-6 feet. Bush is vigorous, productive and winter-hardy with an upright spreading habit. Very effective when planted in shrub borders or as part of less formal shrub plantings because of its ornamental value. The most popular variety in North America, it prefers an organically rich, medium to wet, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Blueberries are delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Blueberries are a gourmet treat that may be eaten fresh or used in cobbler, cake, sauce, jam, jelly or syrup. Birds love blueberries so be sure to plant enough to share!

5/$35.00

Canaan Fir

Abies balsamea phanerolepis, An attractive medium-sized tree generally reaching 40-55 ft in height and 20-25 ft in width. It exhibits a relatively dense, pyramidal crown with a slender spire-like tip that often imparts a formal appearance. Foliage color is lustrous dark green to bluish green with silvery bands on the underside of the needles. An important asset of Canaan fir is its ability to grow in areas not well suited to other native firs. It will tolerate wetter soils than Fraser fir and is more resistant to spring frost injury than either Fraser or Balsam fir because of its tendency to bud late. While Canaan fir will tolerate soils with less than perfect drainage, it performs best in deep, well-drained loam with ample moisture. Some sources indicate that Canaan fir grows well in wet, poorly drained soils.

25/$20.00

Concolor

Abies concolor, A very popular tree also known as White Fir. Concolor is one of the most beautiful and easy to care for evergreens. Ashy gray trunk and soft silvery blue foliage. One of the best Christmas trees. Holds needles best of any short needled tree. Grows to 100 ft. Needs good drainage. Is an excellent specimen, accent or foundation plant.

25/$20.00

Colorado Blue Spruce
 

Picea Pungens, Best known in the spruce family and a very popular Christmas tree; attractive blue color, good needle retention. Easily shaped; little shearing is needed. Needs a fully exposed, well-drained location. Mature height 30-60 ft, spread 10-20 ft.

25/$20.00

Cowpots
 

CowPots™ are dairy fiber pot containers that are paradise for your plants, andeasy for you. CowPots™ are an American product made from a wholesome, renewable resource. CowPots™: Grow sturdier, healthier plants, Go directly into the soil with the plant, fully decompose - with no throw away, encourage root development, avoid plant stress, Add soil-conditioning natural nutrients to your garden, Convenient and time-saving, Easy to handle, odor-free and non-toxic, CowPots™- 100% Made in the USA, Reduces non-recyclable plastics, Reduces dependence on foreign oil, Reduces municipal waste, Promote recycling of agricultural waste to horticultural benefit, CowPots™ are also: from a highly renewable resource and nutrient-rich. One package includes 12 pots.

1/$8.00

Cilantro
 

Coriandrum sativum, Also known as Chinese parsley, is the leaf of the coriander plant. The names Cilantro and Coriander are sometimes interchanged. Cilantro is a short-lived annual and a member of the carrot family. Cilantro is best planted after the danger of frost has passed. Cilantro is best grown in early spring or fall when the weather is cool. Comes in a 4" pot.

3/$12.00

Daylily Purple D'Oro
 

Hemerocallis, A great addition to any garden or landscape. Mature height to approximately 2’. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

Douglas Fir
 

Pseudotsuga menzeisii, A tall evergreen tree native to western United States. A magnificent tree with soft, ¾ to 1-1/4” green needles radiating in all directions from the branch. A popular Christmas tree. Susceptible to late spring frost; avoid planting in low areas. Prefers moist, well-drained soils. Excellent response to shearing, one of the fastest growers. Mature height is 60-80 ft.

25/$20.00

Eastern Red Cedar

Juniperus virginiana, A good choice for an evergreen screen or hedge due to it’s dense, fast growing pyramidal shape. Grows in almost any soil and does well in poor soils. Medium green needles are flat and scale-like. Handsome grayish to reddish brown bark is considered part of its ornamental interest. Grows 40-50 ft tall and will spread 8-20 ft. Space four feet apart when planting a screen or hedge.

25/$30.00

Earliglow Strawberry

"Wonderful strawberry flavor" is this variety's trademark. This is the #1 early season variety. This plant produces a good crop of medium, sweet flavored berries. Makes for great fresh eating and freezing. A vigorous grower runner with good resistance to wilt.

25/$12.50

Forsythia Lynwood Gold

Forsythia x intermedia , An old time favorite with a spreading habit and big, bright yellow flowers in early spring. It is one of the best and most reliable of Forsythias. Forsythia is excellent for hedging as it is fast growing with upright growth to seven feet. It is tolerant of moist soils and does best in sun to light shade. A very fast growing, good performer that loves full sun, average soil, and adequate moisture.

5/$7.50

Foxglove White

Digitalis Alba , Foxgloves is one of the old-fashioned flowers of the English Cottage Garden. Its foliage is always crisp and fresh looking. Attractive rosettes of large leaves are produced in the first year, with tall spikes of flowers up to six feet or more in height the second year. It will wave its spikes in the breeze without staking. The tall flower spikes with charming tubular white flowers add both height and vertical accent to your garden. Digitalis blooms will attract hummingbirds and bees, and deer do not like the foliage. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

Fraser Fir

Abies fraseri, Physical characteristics similar to Balsam Fir but is a slower grower with excellent needle retention and good resistance to early spring frosts. These beautiful trees have soft but firm medium to dark-green needles with a silvery underside. The fresh cut aroma lasts and lasts. Prefers moderately well-drained soil on cool sites. Mature height 50-75 ft.

25/$20.00

Hosta Hyacinthina

Fortunei hyacinthina , Is a rapid-growing large green variety hosta. This sturdy landscape plant is tolerant of direct sun. Purple flowers appear in late summer. Mid-sized, green to bluish-gray foliage grows in a neat mound. Lavender flowers rise above the foliage in mid summer. Will tolerate sun better than other hostas. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

Jaclyn Raspberry

This raspberry is great for home gardeners. The berry is firm, has excellent flavor and a distinctive dark red color. It produces early berries for the raspberry season. Fruit removes very easily when fully ripe and is resistant to many insects and diseases. Grows to about 4-5 ft.

25/$50.00

Jersey Supreme Asparagus

Supreme is an early season plant with a high yield. It is cold tolerant and adapts well to sandy soils. A very succulent uniform spear.

25/$12.50

Jewel Strawberry

The Jewel strawberries produce very large fruit of superb quality. Known for its wonderful flavor, they are great for fresh eating. These are juicy red fruits loaded with sweet flavor. They’re among the most versatile fruits you can grow, use them in pies, on shortcakes, in jams and jellies, or simply pluck them from the garden and enjoy! Any surplus is easy to freeze, too. Very winter-hardy plants, vigorous and consistently produce large crops.

25/ $12.50

Kitchen Scrap Bucket

Works great in conjunction with our Presto compost bin! An attractive, 1.9 gallon sturdy, light colored plastic bin with sealed top. Conveniently sits on the counter or can attach to the inside of a cupboard. The dimensions are 12”x8.5”x8.5”.

$12.00

A late ripening, very productive and vigorous plant with erect growth. Berries are firm, light blue in color, have small stem scars, and highly flavored; sometimes tart. High temperature during harvest may lead to excessive stemminess. This variety ripens about seven days after Colville.

5/$35.00

This ‘Locally Grown’ herb is the most fragrant lavender with rich essential oils. Fresh flowers can be crystallized and used in candies and cakes; common uses for dried flowers are in potpourris and sachets; oils are used in creams and perfumes. A more compact plant and earlier-bloomer with blue-green coloring. Reaches 12-18" in height and 30" wide. Grows best in well-drained soil in an open sunny spot. Trim back in spring to encourage bushier growth; also deadhead after flowering. Comes is a 4" pot.

3/$12.00

MacDonald Rhubarb

Rhubarb is a very popular perennial throughout the northern and central U.S. A few well attended divisions will provide a good supply for sauces, pies, canning and freezing. Rhubarb also makes a very attractive border in a garden area. Commercial growers will be interested in rhubarb as an addition to pick-your-own strawberries and in roadside markets. We have selected the MacDonald strain for its excellent production for commercial growers and home gardeners. This very vigorous, upright growing strain produces large, tender stalks and has acceptable red color. Shows resistance to root-rot problems.

5/$35.00

Myrtle

Vinca minor - often called Periwinkle. A ground-hugging plant growing 3-6" in height. Dark green oval-shaped foliage with perfect, lilac-blue, blue-violet flowers March-April. This is one of the best ground covers for partial sun or full shade. Will not do well in full sun. Does best in rich, evenly moist, well-drained soils, but is adaptable to soils of average fertility. Space 6-8" apart. Vinca minor likes fairly good soil. Rooted cuttings.

50/$25.00

Netting

Protect your vegetables, fruit and other bushes from birds, rabbits and squirrels.  A durable ¾” polypropylene mesh that will not harm birds or small animals. Netting is the most effective method of protection from birds for row crop farming. One net is 7’ x 20’.

$8.00

Northland Blueberry

Extremely productive early mid-season variety with medium size berries on a beautiful, spreading bush. This variety developed by Michigan State University has excellent winter hardiness. It has produced a consistent crop following winter temperatures as low as -30F. This plant is great for small spaces--grows only 3-4 ft. with attractive foliage throughout the fall.

5/$35.00

Old Fashioned Lilac

Syringa vulgaris, This old fashion lilac bears masses of very fragrant, light lavender flowers in late spring. Old flowers should be cut off as soon as flowers fade. An old fashioned favorite! Moderate growing shrub with dark green foliage. Used commonly for hedges, screens, and as a specimen plant. 

5/$7.50

A fast growing mound that can grow 7-12 ft. Masses of small trusses of bright pink flowers with rusty red throats cover the ends of the branches in early May. Aromatic, small, glossy, bright green foliage in summer, turns coppery bronze in winter. Annual shearing is recommended. Plant in full sun for best performance. Chosen as the small-leaf “Rhododendron of the Year” in 2004. Comes in 4" pots.

5/$20.00

Oriental Poppy
Princess Victoria Louise

Papaver orientale, A splendid variety of the Oriental Poppy bearing large, dinner-plate-sized blooms in early spring. Crêpe paper petals of a lovely, deep salmon-rose color and black centers. Loves a sunny warm position and does well even in poor soil conditions if well drained. Princess Victoria Louise’ thrives in rich soil, requires a trim after blooming. Quart size pot.

3/$12.00

Pachysandra

Terminalis-spurge, Grows in sun or shade, to a uniform height of 6-12". Excellent in masses under heavy shade of trees. A dense, lustrous evergreen, trailing vine-type of ground cover. White flowers, March to early April. If planted six inches apart, it will give a pleasing effect immediately and in two years time form a solid ground cover. Does well in any soil. Water liberally. It is very hardy. Fine for terraces or any place where grass is not successful. Rooted cuttings.

50/$25.00

Purple Smoke Bush

Cotinus coggygria, Has purple-pink plumes and some purple leaves. It is highly drought tolerant. Purple smoke bush grows to a size of 12-15' tall and wide, and is irregular to rounded. It has small, yellow-green flowers. Use purple smoke bush as a shrub for fall interest. It will grow in a wide variety of soils. Can be a shrub or used as a tree. Maintenance free.

5/$7.50

Poplar Hybrid

P. deltoids x nigra One of the fastest growing and most attractive shade trees you can find. It will quickly give you an established looking landscape and provide cooling shade. It has dense, green foliage, and an attractive oval shape. Extremely easy to grow. Tolerates poor soil and thrives in most growing conditions. Tree height about 40-50 ft.

5/$7.50

Lightweight, rugged plastic bin turns yard waste into rich, fertile soil. This bin features 50 ml thick black plastic and is made from recycled post-consumer plastic. Ventilating holes aerate compost for faster decomposition and is adjustable to three feet in diameter. Will store and compost up to 14 bushels of grass clipping and leaves. Rolled up and banded with product information sleeve. Fast and easy to assemble. Functional for the needs of the casual gardener and serious composter.

$22.50 each

Rain Barrel

55 gallon tank, A small capacity (55 gallon) rainwater tank for rainwater collection. It is a tank and diverter system. This system can also tie into rainwater harvesting systems or act as a first flush type device. The tanks are for rainwater harvesting for garden plants and fish ponds only. These tanks are food grade and rugged, can handle all kinds of weather. Brass Threaded Spigot included. Rainwater Diverter included, diverter that runs until the tank is full then diverts back to the existing drainage pipe. Winter Plug included for storing the tank during winter and leaving the diverter outside. Easy to follow instructions.
Pick up at Jordan Dairy Farm only.

Aaron's Rain Barrels

Rosemary (Upright)

This ‘Locally Grown’ is considered to be the hardiest of all Rosemary’s and is rather upright in form, creating long straight unbranched stems with gray-green leaves filled with scent and flavor. A classic in culinary use, ranging from meats to teas to potpourris. Harvesting from the top of the plant will increase growth and branching. Branches that have been stripped of leaves can be used as skewers for grilling or broiling. This Rosemary variety can withstand colder weather better than other varieties. It can be left outside as long as the night time temperatures are above 20 degrees F. It can be brought into a cool room during the coldest part of the season, and then returned to outdoors when over night temperatures are once again above 20 degrees F. Comes in a 4" pot.

3/$12.00

Rose Scented Geranium

Pelargonium graveolens, Fragrant herbs plants can be used for potpourri, oils and lotions, cooking or to enjoy a beautiful fragrance. Often the fragrance of herbs is in their foliage, so planting your herbs where you will brush by them is an easy way of enjoying a scented herb garden. Scented geraniums top the list of fragrant herbs. Most don’t have showy flowers, but their leaves are lacy and untouched by insect pests. (this is not a geranium plant)Comes in 4" pots.

3/$12.00

Rugosa Rose

Rosa rugosa, This is an easy-to-grow, low maintenance rose. This plant has rose-purple to white flowers all summer. It will grow in salty conditions, shade, full sun, and poor soil, so long as it's well-drained. Along the East Coast it even grows right in the sandy beaches! Large blooms in early summer give way to sporadic blossoms up to the first frost. The blooms later give way to red rose hips. The yellow to orange to red fall color is excellent! The clean, beautifully deep green foliage of this rose and beautiful fragrance distinguishes it from most others. It makes a beautiful hedge. Height to 8 ft.

5/$7.50

Sargent Crabapple

Malus sargentii, Pink buds, opening to pure white flowers with a lovely shrub-like form makes it a good tree for many different landscapes. They are resistant to most crabapple diseases and flourish with a minimum of care. Prefers full sun and moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil. A favorite of many growers and arborists, for its unique size and form, growing as a dense, mounded shrub rather than a tree. Its outstanding flowers are fragrant, light pink in bud, opening to pure white. The fruits are small, shiny, bright red and a favored food for birds. The tree grows 6-10 ft tall and almost twice as wide.

5/$7.50

Seascape Strawberry

A mid season, medium sized berry. Bright red color with a true strawberry taste! These are the best for freezing and jam.

25/$12.50

Sweet Basil

Ocimum basilicum,  Basil is one of the most popular herbs. Try a cup of basil tea as an after dinner drink to aid digestion and rid stomach cramps. Rub leaves on insect bites to reduce itching. It does not mind slightly acid soil, but does like rich, well-drained soil and will grow best in sun or partial sun. It hates cold and should be planted inside for winter. Do not let it flower as this destroys the flavor of the plant. Grows to about 18” to 24”. Comes in a 4" pot.

3/$12.00

Sugar Maple

Acer saccharum, A popular ornamental tree because of its tolerance to shade, spreading form, and brilliant autumn foliage. Sugar maples can survive in a wide variety of soil types, with a height range of 40-80 ft. The tree likes sun to partial shade; prefers evenly moist, well drained soil. The conical to round form contains dense foliage. Native to Eastern United States.

5/$7.50

Spearmint

M. spicata, Good for teas, drinks and dried. Mint is one of the few culinary herbs that grow well in shady areas, although it can handle full sun if kept watered. The spikes of white or pinkish flowers are attractive, but brief and do attract bees, butterflies and even birds. Sow outdoors in late spring in a rich, moist soil. All cuttings can be used immediately, dried or frozen for later use. Comes in a 4" pot.

3/$12.00

Tulip Tree

Liriodendron, The tulip tree is the tallest of the eastern North American deciduous trees The leaves of the tulip tree are unmistakable, looking like someone had cut the top off a maple leaf with scissors. They are deciduous and dark green with a polished appearance, turning yellow in fall. The fragrant flowers, produced in spring, are large, tulip-shaped, and greenish yellow with orange markings inside. Rich, moist, well-drained soils and full sun to light shade are ideal for this tree. It prefers a slightly acid soil but is quite adaptable. Give it plenty of root room. The tulip tree makes a large specimen tree for parks and large properties.

5/$7.50

White Flowering Dogwood

Cornus florida, Home-owners and landscapers have long favored it for its lovely spring display, its attractive shape and luxuriant leaves and its modest size. Dogwood is a standard tree in many gardens where it is used by the patio for light shade, in the shrub border to add spring and fall color or as a specimen in the lawn or groundcover bed. Its height and spread are 20-35 feet. The bright red fruits are often eaten by birds. It can be grown in sun or shade but needs to be watered frequently if in full sun. Flowering Dogwood prefers a deep, rich, well-drained soil.

5/$7.50

White Hybrid Rhododendron
Molly Fordham
(PJM-type)

Molly Fordham has a compact habit and bears an abundance of showy, vivid, white flowers beginning in early May. The PJM group of Rhodes are smaller, growing to a height of 3-6 ft. Form is rounded and foliage is small, leathery and dark green throughout the year. An excellent rhode for New England states. First developed by the Weston Nurseries of Hopkinton, MA. Comes in a 4" pot.(our source)

5/$20.00

Winterberry Holly

Ilex verticillata, A native to the eastern half of the U.S. Winterberry holly prefers acidic soils and does very will with wetness. It can be grown in partial shade or full sun. Winterberry shrubs can grow anywhere from 3-15 feet tall, their width also varies. Holly will attract songbirds to your property, the fruit serving as a food source for birds. Sun to partial shade; range of soil types (dry, wet) but prefers moist, soil, best fruit production in full sun.

5/$7.50

Winter Survival Pack
10 Trees,
2 each type

(2)-American Cranberry
(2)-Rugosa Rose
(2)-Sargent Crabapple
(2)-White Flowering Dogwood
(2)-Winterberry Holly

See alphabetical plant listings for descriptions

A great variety of plants to help wildlife throughout winter.

1 pack/$20.00

Native Flowering Pack
10 Trees,
2 each type

(2)-American Mountain Ash
(2)-Juneberry
(2)-Spicebush
(2)-Sand Cherry
(2)-White Flowering Dogwood

A great variety of flowering trees to compliment your existing landscape or to add new flowering accents to your home.

Descriptions:

	American Mountain Ash Sorbus Americana Grows to 30 feet. Native to northeastern North America. Clusters of small white flowers after leaves appear, followed by red-orange berries. Light gray-brown bark is smooth to scaly. Fall color can be beautiful, almost orange-yellow to reddish-purple. Good for wildlife.
	Juneberry Amelanchier species The Juneberry tree is native to eastern North America. This deciduous small tree or tall shrub grows to 25 feet in height. It offers color in all seasons: gray bark in winter; delicate white flowers in spring; dark green leaves in summer that turn burnt orange in autumn. Juneberry is tolerant of various soils and exposures, though it blooms best in full sun. Often planted in landscapes for appearance, attraction to birds, its red berries and its beautiful orange-red oval leaves.
	Spicebush Lindera benzoin Considered a deciduous shrub growing anywhere from 6-17 ft. high. This shrub grows best in well-drained, moist soils in full sun or shade. Spicebush produces flowers March-April and can grow fruit. This plant is a favorite for wildlife cover.
	Sand Cherry Prunus besseyi A 4-6 foot high and wide shrub. Has attractive gray, green leaves, showy white flowers and a sweet black fruit in the summer. Sand Cherry tolerates hot, dry conditions but can be found along edges of swamps doing best in moist locations. It is a small tree, with bright red berries, dark green leaves that turn bright yellow in fall.
	White Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida A standard tree in many gardens where it is used by the patio for light shade, in the shrub border to add spring and fall color or as a specimen in the lawn or groundcover bed. Its height and spread are 20-35 feet. The bright red fruits are often eaten by birds. It can be grown in sun or shade but needs to be watered frequently if in full sun.

1 pack/$20.00

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