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The Native Plant Society
of Saskatchewan
Native Plant Material
and Services Supplier
List
Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan
Box 21099
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7H 5N9
Phone: (306) 668-3940
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.npss.sk.ca
Table of Contents
Page 1 – Introduction and Instructions
Page 2 – Native Seed/Plant Suppliers
Page 15 – Suppliers of Other Products and
Services
Page 17 – Index of Native Seed/Plant
Suppliers
Page 18 – Index of Species Sold
Introduction
The Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan
(NPSS) provides this list to support and
promote the use of native plants. We hope that
through the use of native plants, people will
come to understand and appreciate their
importance, thereby encouraging their
conservation in the wild. The NPSS provides
other material related to the native seed
industry, growing native plants, and general
information on native plants and ecosystems.
If you have comments, questions or additions
regarding the list, requests for informational
materials, questions about native plants or
habitats, or would like to become a member of
our society, please contact the NPSS.
Our vision is an expanded knowledge and
appreciation of Saskatchewan’s native plants
and our mission is to promote understanding
and conservation of native plants and their
ecosystems by facilitating communication,
research and education. This list is provided by
the NPSS as a public service; it may not be
complete and is not meant to be an
endorsement of any particular organization.
How to Use this List
The first part of this list contains supplies of
native plants and seeds listed in alphabetical
order. After this section, a list of suppliers of
other services related to native habitats is
provided. A supplier index is listed after this
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section, where suppliers are ordered by
alphabetical order and have a corresponding
supplier code number and product abbreviation
(either “s” for seed or “p” for plant). This
supplier code and product abbreviation can be
found in brackets after each supplier listed in
the first section of this list. The last section of
this list is an appendix of species sold by the
suppliers listed. If you want to find sources for
a specific species, use the index to find it. If
it’s listed, it will have the supplier codes listed
after it and whether they sell seeds (s) or plants
(p). With this information, you can simply
look up the supplier’s contact information in
the first section of this list using their supplier
code.
Please note: species are listed by their more
familiar scientific names for ease of reference;
some species have been renamed as a result of
recent genetic testing. For the most up-to-date
list of scientific names, please refer to Vernon
Harm’s “Annotated Catalogue of Saskatchewan
Vascular Plants” available on the NPSS
website.
Note: s = seed, p = plants, s/p = seed +
plants, = current NPSS member
AAA Hyway “21” Tree Farm Ltd. (1 p)
Vic Elniski
(780) 464-2441
Fax: (780) 449-3632
Email: [email protected]
22556 Twp. Rd. 511
Sherwood Park, Alberta
T8C 1H1
AAA Hyway “21” Tree Farm Ltd. specializes
in container-grown and bare root native woody
plants ranging from seedling to caliper size.
They will grow any native or landscape species
on contract. The company offers services in
plant installation, reclamation and wildlife
habitat and shelterbelt establishment. Sells
plants wholesale and retail. They deal mostly
with common native trees and shrubs like
buffaloberry, aspen, roses, raspberry; contact
for native species available.
Alberta Nurseries & Seeds Ltd. (2 p)
Chris Berggren
(403) 224-3545
Fax: (403) 224-2455
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.marketland.net
Box 20
Bowden, Alberta
T0M 0K0
In business for 80 years, Alberta Nurseries
produces container-grown native trees, shrubs,
and vines. They will custom collect source
specified seed or cuttings in Alberta. They will
custom grow woody plants, wildflowers,
grasses, and wetland species. Sells plants
wholesale and retail. Contact for native species
available or free catalogue.
ALCLA Native Plant Restoration Inc. (3
s/p)
Pat & Al Fedkenheuer
(403) 282-6516
Fax: (403) 282-6515
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.ALCLAnativeplants.com
3208 Bearspaw Drive NW
Calgary, Alberta
T2L 1T2
ALCLA sells seeds and plants of Alberta’s
wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs. They provide
germination information, or will grow
container plants to customer specifications.
The business offers consulting, and on-site
seeding or planting to re-establish native plant
communities and experience in “roof top”
plantings of native species. Free species list
available. Sells seeds and plants wholesale and
retail.
Bearberry Creek Water Gardens (4 p)
Jan & Heinjo Lahring
(403) 638-4231
Fax: (403) 638-4793
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Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.bbcreek.ca
RR2
Sundre, Alberta
T0M 1X0
Bearberry Creek Water Gardens offer a variety
of hardy water and marginal plants grown in
their outdoor ponds for water gardening,
wildlife enhancement & wetland reclamation.
Free catalogue available. Sells wetland plants
retail.
Bedrock Seed Bank (5 s/p)
Bruce Bashforth
(780) 785-7366
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.bedrockseedbank.com
Box 608
Sangudo, Alberta
T0E 2A0
Bedrock Seed Bank grows native and
horticultural species in plots with no chemicals
or irrigation. Open-pollinated seed may be
ordered on-line or purchased at the Old
Strathcona Farmer's Market in Edmonton.
Sells mostly seed, with some plants in spring.
Retail sales only.
Big Sky Wholesale Seeds (6 s)
Jay Hould
(406) 434-5011
Fax: (406) 434-5014
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.bigskyseeds.com
Box 852
Shelby, Montana
59474
Big Sky purchases seeds for resale, including
native grasses, wildflowers, legumes, forage
grasses and turf grasses. They deal in some
shrubs and wetland species. The company has
an extensive list of growers and suppliers.
They sell certified organic seeds approved by
the Montana Dept. of Agriculture and the
USDA. They offer custom cleaning, blending,
and harvesting. The company is affiliated with
Dynamic Seeds. Sells seed wholesale and
retail.
Blazing Star Wildflower Seed Co. (7 s/p)
Lisa & Renny Grilz
(306) 253-4219
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.GrowWildflowers.com
Box 382
Aberdeen, Saskatchewan
S0K 0A0
Blazing Star Wildflower Seed Co. is dedicated
to preserving and restoring native wildflowers
in western Canada. With over 50 wildflower
species collected in Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
and Alberta, individual packages, mixes,
quantities, and custom mixes can be ordered.
Sells seed wholesale and retail.
Blight Native Seeds Ltd. (8 s)
Kam Blight
(204) 267-2686
Fax: (204) 267-2699
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.bnsltd.ca
Box 244
Oakville, Manitoba
R0H 0Y0
Blight Native Seeds Ltd. is a “native grass
seed” production farm in MB. They grow,
harvest, condition, clean and bag 10 different
“native” species, which are then sold to both
wholesale and retail customers in Canada and
the USA.
Bluestem Nursery (9 s/p)
(250) 447-6363
Fax: (250) 447-6369
Web site: www.bluestem.ca
16 Kingsley Rd.,
Christina Lake, British Columbia
V0H 1E3
Bluestem Nursery is a specialty nursery
producing mainly field-grown ornamental
grasses and willows. They sell bare-root
divisions of some native grasses grown in an
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exposed field that experiences Zones 3 and 4
conditions. They sell grass species that are
suitable for lawn alternatives. Sells grass
plants and seed wholesale and retail.
Boreal Aquatics (10p)
Sylvan Katz and Jennifer Osachoff
(306) 934-4638
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.borealaquatics.com
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 6E1
Boreal Aquatics specializes in the propagation
and sale of zone 0-3 boreal wetland and aquatic
plants. Small numbers of stock plants are
collected from Saskatchewan's boreal parkland
and forest area. They are propagated in tanks
and artificial bogs to test their suitability for
use in domestic ponds and water gardens.
During the summer months, they also have a
stall at the Saskatoon Farmer’s Market.
Boreal Horticultural Services Ltd. (11 p)
Judy Butt
(780) 826-1709
Fax: (780) 826-1709
Email: [email protected]
Box 5021
Bonnyville, Alberta
T9N 2G3
Boreal Horticultural Services Ltd. offers a
range of greenhouse-grown container tree
seedlings suitable for shelterbelts, reclamation,
landscaping or reforestation, matching the seed
source with the planting area when possible.
Custom orders accepted. Sells plants wholesale
and retail.
Bow Point Nursery Ltd. (12 p)
Ken & Pam Wright
(403) 686-4434
Fax: (403) 242-8018
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.bowpointnursery.com
244034 Range Rd. 32
Calgary, Alberta
T3Z 2E3
Bow Point Nursery is dedicated to the
propagation of Chinook-hardy native vines,
shrubs, and trees grown from seed and cuttings
collected in southern Alberta. They offer
custom growing and harvesting. Sells plants
retail and wholesale.
BrettYoung (13 s)
Gloria Weir
(780) 985-7300 or 1-800-359-5503
Fax: (780) 985-8580
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.brettyoung.ca
RR #4
Calmar, Alberta
T0C 0V0
BrettYoung, has a division staffed with
knowledgeable people and a focus on native
seed products. Their extensive seed inventory
has been key in effective reclamation of
damaged areas during construction of roads,
golf courses, parks, mining and energy projects.
Most recently involved in a joint effort to
produce, process and market the Eco-var
breeding program with Ducks Unlimited
Canada with mainstream production in 2012.
Sells seed wholesale and retail. Contact for
native species available.
Canadian Wildlife Service (14 s)
Kerry Hecker
(306) 836-2022
Fax: (306) 836-2010
Email: [email protected]
Last Mountain Lake NWA
Box 280
Simpson, Saskatchewan
S0G 4M0
This branch of the Canadian Wildlife Service
is involved in reclaiming and restoring
cultivated land at the Last Mountain Lake
National Wildlife Area to a native prairie
community. Grass seed is collected for
restoration purposes. Seeds of Stipa comata
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and Stipa curtiseta as well as some
Wheatgrasses are available for sale. They also
provide consultation for native prairie
restoration.
Cheyenne Tree Farms (15 p)
Jim Wotherspoon
(780) 929-8102
Fax: (780) 929-8107
Email: [email protected]
Box 3060
Beaumont, Alberta
T4X 1K8
This wholesale nursery specializes in caliper
trees and container-grown shrubs and trees.
They collect propagation material for their
stock in northern Alberta. They supply the
landscape industry and will custom grow
woody plants. Sells plants retail and wholesale.
Contact for native species available.
Coaldale Nurseries (16 p)
David Kuperus
(403) 345-4633
Fax: (403) 345-2866
Email: [email protected]
Box 1267
Coaldale, Alberta
T1M 1N1
Coaldale is a well established nursery. They
grow native shrubs and trees. Perennial
wildflowers are available in containers in the
spring. Sells plants wholesale and retail.
Contact for native species available.
Coast to Coast Reforestation (17 p)
Larry Lafleur
(780) 472-8676 or 1-866-873-3846
Fax: (780) 472-0460
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.c2ctrees.com
6932B 68th
Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta
T6B 3C5
Coast to Coast Reforestation Inc. is Alberta's
largest producer of container and bare root tree
seedlings. With seven nurseries and five
freezer storage facilities spread across the
province they are able to supply our clients
across Canada. Coast to Coast has decades of
experience in the production of native trees for
reforestation, and recently has produced large
orders of shrubs, grasses and semi-aquatic
plants for oilsands reclamation projects.
Devonian Botanic Garden (18 s/p)
(780) 987-3054 Extension 2234
Fax: (780) 987-4141
Web site: www.devonian.ualberta.ca
The University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
T6G 2E1
The botanic garden is located just outside of
Devon, Alberta. Native plants are for sale from
early May to the end of June (sometimes into
July). Sells seed and plants retail. The native
species available changes somewhat from year
to year. Go to their web site to check out their
seed catalogue that is updated annually. They
encourage seed orders by email, fax or through
the mail. The order form is available on-line
and can be downloaded.
Dieter Martin Greenhouse Ltd. (19 p)
Dieter Martin
(306) 283-4376
Fax: (306) 283-4908
401 - 2 Avenue
Langham, Saskatchewan
S0K 2L0
Dieter Martin propagates some native shrubs
and trees in a nursery located in the town of
Langham (just West of Saskatoon). Trees and
shrubs are container-grown, and some trees are
field-grown. Sells plants retail.
PrairieTech Propagation (20 p)
(780) 826-6654 or 1-866-977-8733
Fax: (780) 826-4790
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prairietechpropagation.com
5110 – 55th
Avenue
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Bonnyeville, Alberta
T9N 2M9
This nursery in central Alberta focuses on
producing hardy fruit as plant liners from tissue
culture. They deal mainly with the prairie fruit
industry and the landscape industry. They
grow a number of Saskatoon cultivars and the
native western wood lily (Lilium
philadelphicum). The lilies are grown in tissue
culture from seed, making them appropriate for
reclamation work. Sells plants retail and
wholesale.
Dynamic Seeds Ltd. (21 s)
Keith Lyons
(780) 835-5435
Fax: (780) 835-3064
Box 813
Fairview, Alberta
T0H 1L0
Dynamic Seeds deals in native and forage grass
seed. They are affiliated with Big Sky Seed
Company in Montana. Sells grass seed
wholesale and retail. Contact for native species
available.
Eagle Lake Nurseries Ltd. (22 p)
Anita Heuver, Tony Heuver
(403) 934-3670
Fax: (403) 934-3626
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.eaglelakenurseries.com
Box 2340
Strathmore, Alberta
T1P 1K3
Native and ornamental woody plants are
produced in containers at Eagle Nurseries or
purchased from other prairie sources. Some
plants are available in bare-root form in spring.
Sells shrubs and trees wholesale and retail.
Contact for native species available.
Eastern Slopes Rangeland Seed Ltd. (23
s/p)
Kathy & Clare Tannas
(403) 637-2473
Fax: (403) 637-2473
Email: [email protected]
[email protected] Web site: http://www.nativeplantproducer-
esrs.com/
Box 273
Cremona, Alberta
T0M 0R0
Eastern Slopes Rangeland Ltd. specializes in
bulk seed sales of grasses and greenhouse
produced plugs. They deal in some species of
wetland plants, shrubs and trees and contract
grow and wild harvest any desired species.
Sells some seed retail, but the focus is mainly
on wholesale grass seed sales and contract
growing.
Galt Museum & Archives (24 s)
Beatrice Milner
(403) 320-3898 or 1-866-320-3898
Fax: (403) 329-4958
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.galtmuseum.com
910 - 4th Ave South
Lethbridge, Alberta
T1J 0P6
The Galt Museum & Archives maintains a
native prairie demonstration garden and
collects and sells the seed produced from the
garden. Seed sales support development and
maintenance of the garden, in addition to
educational activities that promote an
appreciation of native plants. Sells seed
wholesale and retail.
Grandora Aquatics (25 p)
Nigel and Louise Hill
(306) 933-4225 or (306) 227-7926
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.grandora-aquatics.com
Box 46
Grandora, Saskatchewan
S0K 1V0
Grandora Aquatics specializes in the
propagation, production and supply of native
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shallow water plants, floating and oxygenating
plants.
Grumpy's Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd. (26
p)
Debbie and Ernie Everts
(403) 627-4589
Fax: (403) 627-2909
Email: [email protected]
Box 2488
Pincher Creek, Alberta
T0K 1W0
This business produces shrubs and trees in
containers. Seed and cuttings are gathered in
the southwestern Alberta and grown to
withstand Chinook conditions. They specialize
in contract growing native plants gathered from
sites to be reclaimed. Sells woody plants
wholesale and retail.
Hannas Seeds (27 s/p)
Patricia Hannas
(403) 782-6671 or 1-800-661-1529
Fax: (403) 782-6503
5039-49 St.
Lacombe, Alberta
T4L 1Y2
Hannas Seeds carries native grass, and
wildflower seed from southern Alberta,
Montana, Idaho, Colorado and South Dakota.
Both premixed blends and custom blending are
available. They import tree and shrub seedlings
and seed in spring. Sells seed wholesale and
retail.
Interlake Forage Seeds Ltd. (28 s)
Paul Gregory
(204) 372-6920
(800) 990-1390
Fax: 204-372-6635
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.interlakeforageseeds.com
Box 328
Fisher Branch, Manitoba
R0C 0Z0
Interlake Forage Seeds provides source
identified seed of native grasses, wildflowers,
and wetland plants. They are pollination
specialists and also offer services in native seed
multiplication and custom blending. Sells
seeds wholesale and retail.
Knutson & Shaw Growers (29 p)
Ray Shaw, Bev Knutson-Shaw
(403) 485-6321
Fax: (403) 485-6323
Email: [email protected]
Box 295
Vulcan, Alberta
T0L 2B0
Knutson & Shaw Growers specialize in
propagating wetland plants and wetland
reclamation. They also grow wildflowers,
grasses, shrubs, and trees. Offers consultation
and installation services. Sells plants wholesale.
Contact for native species available.
Lakeshore Tree Farms Ltd. (30 p)
Sales office
(306) 382-2077 (garden centre)
Wholesale sales: (877) 995-5253
Fax: (306) 382-6433
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.lakeshoretreefarms.com
Box 2A R.R. 3
Saskatoon, Saskatchenwan
S7K 3J6
Lakeshore Tree Farms consists of a 250-acre
caliper tree farm and a 10 acre container shrub
and tree nursery just outside of Saskatoon.
They operate 2 garden centres in Saskatoon and
a landscape contracting business. Many of
their shrubs and trees are native species,
propagated from seed and cuttings collected in
the Saskatoon area. They ship to western
Canada and the northern United States. Sells
shrubs and trees wholesale and retail. Contact
for native species available.
Lichen Nature (31 p)
Elizabeth Bekolay
(306) 380-5584
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.lichennature.ca
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Lichen Nature offers many products and
services such as habitat gardens, native plants,
ecological salvage, ecological education, nature
connection, imagination table gardens, native
perennial business planters, workshops and
consulting.
Living Prairie Museum (32 s)
Kyle Lucyk
(204) 832-0167
Fax: (204) 986-4172
Email: [email protected]
Web site:
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/naturalist/living
prairie
2795 Ness Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3J 3S4
The Living Prairie Museum is a preserved 12-
hectare piece of tall grass prairie in Winnipeg,
open to the public. Native grass and wildflower
seed are collected from prairie remnants in the
area and sold through a mail-order seed list.
Proceeds from the seed sales
support prairie conservation in Manitoba.
Information about tall grass prairie species may
be found on an additional web site:
www.livingprairie.ca. Sells grass and
wildflower seed retail. Contact for native
species available.
Lytle Farming Company (33 s)
Joe Lytle
(306) 846-4345
Fax: (306) 846-4345
Email: [email protected]
Box 64
Dinsmore, Saskatchewan
S0L 0T0
The Lytle Farming Company produces native
grass seed; predominantly northern wheatgrass,
western porcupine grass, June grass, and plains
rough fescue. They will custom harvest native
grass seed. Sells grass seed wholesale and
retail.
Gary Martens (34 s)
(306) 784-3313
Fax: (306) 784-2506
Email: [email protected] or
Box 55
Main Centre, Saskatchewan
S0H 2V0
Gary Martens wild-harvests native grass seed,
mostly needle and thread and western
porcupine grass. Sells seed wholesale and
retail.
McDougald Ranch (35 s)
Ray McDougald
(306) 662-2963
Fax: (306) 662-2963
Box 1839
Maple Creek, Saskatchewan
S0N 1N0
McDougald Ranch sells native grass seed wild-
harvested from the Cypress Hills and the Great
Sand Hills area of Saskatchewan. They sell
needle and thread, blue grama, plains rough
fescue, western porcupine grass, June grass,
and Poa glauca. Sells grass seed only
wholesale.
J.P. Monvoisin (36 s)
(306) 648-3634
Email: [email protected]
Box 745
Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
S0H 1X0
Jean-Paul Monvoisin sells Lodorm green
needle grass and Critana northern wheatgrass.
Sells grass seed only wholesale.
Native Plant Solutions (37 s)
(204) 953-8200 or 1-800-665-duck (3825)
Fax: (204) 953-8209
Email: [email protected]
Web site:
http://www.ducks.ca/conserve/programs/native
plants/index.html
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Unit A
1238 Chevrier Blvd
Winnipeg, MB
R3T 1Y3
Based in Winnipeg, this company is owned by
Ducks Unlimited Canada. With range site
capability (the type of plant community an area
is best suited to) as a guide, NPS designs native
re-vegetation strategies for areas ranging in size
from 1 to 1,000 acres. NPS provides the
following services: re-vegetation, wetland
creation and restoration, critical area/riparian
re-vegetation, site assessment/concept
development, project design, development of
installation manuals & technology transfer
workshops, development and implementation
of best management practices, development of
native plant materials (EcovarTM
), construction
supervision and contract management, and site
maintenance/management. Contact for native
species available.
North American Native Plant Society (38
s/p)
Voice mail: (416) 631-4438
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.nanps.org
Box 84
Station D
Etibicoke, Ontario
M9A 4X1
NANPS was founded in 1984 as the Canadian
Wildflower Society and was re-named the
North American Native Plant Society in 1999.
Its mandate is to inspire an appreciation of
North America’s flora through study,
conservation, cultivation, and restoration.
Membership is $20/calendar year. Benefits
include 4 issues of The Blazing Star newsletter,
information sheets, excursions, seminars and
workshops, a seed exchange (available on-line),
and advance access to the annual spring native
plant sale via the web site. A species list for
the spring sale is available on the web site from
late winter to the sale date, with advance
ordering available on-line to its members. The
list changes annually but usually there are
hundreds of species to select from.
Northern Vigor Seeds (39 s)
Clayton Roska
(780) 532-1344
Email: [email protected]
10109 - 81 Avenue
Grande Prairie, Alberta
T8W 2A1
Northern Vigor Seeds Ltd. collects and supplies
seed of native plants from northern Alberta,
with an emphasis on wetland species. Sells
seed wholesale only. Contact for native species
available.
Parkland Garden Centre (40 p)
Information Centre
(403) 346-5613
Fax: (403) 346-4443
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.parklandgarden.ca
RR #2
Red Deer, Alberta
T4N 5E2
Parkland Garden Centre produces mostly
container-grown cultivated varieties of native
perennials, wetland plants, and woody plants.
Sells plants retail (and some wholesale).
Product changes regularly, so contact for native
species available.
Phillips Seeds Ltd. (41 s)
(306) 873-5569
Fax: (306) 873-5363
Box 2455
Tisdale, Saskatchewan
S0E 1T0
Phillips Seeds produces some native grass seed,
as well as cereals and pulse crops. Sells grass
seed wholesale and retail. Contact for native
species available.
Pickseed Canada Inc. (42 s)
(780) 464-0350 or Toll free B.C./ Alta. 1-800-
265-3925
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Fax: (780) 464-0305
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.pickseed.com
Box 3230
Sherwood Park, Alberta
T8H 2T2
Pickseed carries locally grown and imported
seed of native grasses, wildflowers and wetland
plants. A wide range of species is available for
reclamation and restoration projects. They
offer custom cleaning and consulting services.
Inquire about lawn and golfscape alternatives.
Sells seed wholesale and retail. Contact for
native species available.
PrairieFlora (43 p)
Wes and Aimee McDonald
(204) 797-7523 or 1-877-645-0329 Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prairieflora.com
Box 621
Teulon, Manitoba
R0C 3B0
PrairieFlora grows a large selection of native
prairie wildflowers and grasses. At present they
only distribute their products locally. All of
their plants are grown from local seed using all
natural fertilizers and pest management. They
also offer prairie landscape consulting, design,
and installation for residential and commercial
gardens or small acreages.
Prairie Garden Seeds (44 p)
Jim Ternier
(306) 682-1475
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prseeds.ca
Box 2758
Humboldt, Saskatchewan
S0K 2A0
Prairie Garden Seeds produces seeds of native
wildflowers and grasses, in addition to other
open-pollinated crops in their short-season,
dry-land growing conditions. Their mail-order
catalogue is posted on the web site, or can be
ordered through the mail for $2 or four postage
stamps. Sells seeds retail. Contact for native
species available.
Prairie Habitats Inc. (45 s)
Carol and John Morgan
(204) 467-9371
Fax: (204) 467-5004
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prairiehabitats.com
0043 – 82nd
Road North
P.O. Box 10
Argyle, Manitoba
R0C 0B0
Prairie Habitats Inc. sells hand-held, pull-type
and front end loader mounted native seed
harvesters, Truax native seeders, contact
herbicide applicators for weed control in native
seed plots and restorations and roller packers
for native seedbed preparation. They specialize
in local native seed harvesting, native prairie
plant surveys, native prairie
education, management and research, as well as
contract native seeding of pipelines, well sites,
industrial and commercial areas. Prairie
Habitats Inc. also provides courses on native
landscaping, propagation, seed collection and
prairie fire ecology. They sell bulk seed of
local Manitoba-origin big bluestem/indian
grass mix, little bluestem mix, Canada wild rye,
slough grass & fowl bluegrass.
Prairie Originals (46 s/p)
Shirley Froehlich
(204) 785-9799 or 1-866-296-0928
Fax: (204) 785-9799
Email: [email protected]
Box 25, Grp. 310, RR 3
Selkirk, Manitoba
R1A 2A8
Prairie Originals propagates native wildflowers,
grasses, and shrubs as seedling plugs or 4-inch
pots. Most of the plants are started from seed
collected from stock plants on the property.
Recently, the company has started selling some
seed as well as the plants already mentioned.
The seed can be purchased as four different
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mixes or as individual species (they have seed
for approximately 10 species). A catalogue is
available. Prairie Originals has also designed a
series of native plant labels with growing
information and colour photographs of the
species on the label. Sells plants wholesale and
retail.
Prairie Plant Systems Inc. (47 s/p)
(306) 975-1207
Fax: (306) 975-0440
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prairieplant.com
Box 19A, RR 5
1 Plant Technology Rd.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 3J8
Prairie Plant Systems is involved in research
and development, contract growing, contract
planting, and hydro-seeding of native grasses,
wildflowers, shrubs and trees, and wetland
plants. They will source seed. They also offer
services in reclamation, restoration and
watershed redevelopment. Sells seed and
plants wholesale. Contact for native species
available.
The Professional Gardener Company Ltd.
(48 s)
Corry Brink or Stuart Thorpe
(403) 263-4200
Fax: (403) 237-0029
Email: [email protected]
915-23 Avenue S.E.
Calgary, Alberta
T2G 1P1
The wholesale horticultural supply company
carries grass and wildflower seed. Availability
depends on volume and suppliers. Sells seed
wholesale. Contact for native species
available.
PRT Beaverlodge (49 p)
Glenn Goodwill
(780) 354-2288
Fax: (780) 354-3090
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prtgroup.com
P.O. Box 449
Junction of Hwy #43 and Hwy # 722
Beaverlodge, Alberta
T0H 0C0
PRT Beaverlodge offers state-of-the-art custom
growing of forest seedlings, mainly lodgepole
pine and interior spruce (Picea glauca x
engelmannii complex) for spring and summer
planting. Sells plants wholesale and retail.
PRT Prince Albert (50 p)
Grant Harrison
(306) 953-4700
Fax: (306) (306) 953-4709
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.prtgroup.com
P.O. Box 1901 (Hwy 2 North)
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 6J9
PRT Prince Albert primarily offers white
spruce and jack pine. Contact for availability.
Rangeland Seeds (51 s)
Warden & Sylvia Budd
(403) 485-6448
Fax: (403) 485-6448
Box 928
Vulcan, Alberta
T0L 2B0
Rangeland Seeds grows four species of native
grass seed for wholesale and retail markets.
The grasses are Indian ricegrass, slender
wheatgrass, western wheatgrass, and 'Basin'
wild rye. The parent stock for the seed
originates in the northern U.S. There is a 50 lb.
minimum order. Sells grass seed wholesale
and retail.
Seaborn Seeds (52 s)
Tom, Kirk and Sharon Seaborn
(403) 729-2267
Fax: (403) 729-3428
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.crookedpost.ca
Box 8, Site 11, RR 3
12
Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
T4T 2A3
Seaborn Seeds sells native grass seed wholesale
and retail.
Select Seedling Nursery (53 p)
Vic Krahn
(306) 978 1940 or 1-800-806-7577
Fax: (306) 384-1747
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.selectseedlingnursery.com
Box 1A, RR 3
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 3J6
Select Seedling Nursery has been growing
hardy seedlings since 1984 for nurseries,
orchards and farms located in Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the northern
United States. They produce fruit and
shelterbelt seedlings, cultivated varieties of
Saskatoon and native plants for Canada Plant
Hardiness Zones 1, 2 and 3. Sells plants
wholesale and retail. Contact for native species
available.
Shand Greenhouses (54 p)
(306) 634-9771 or 1-866-778-7337
Fax: (306) 634-6682
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.saskpower.com
Box 280
Estevan, Saskatchewan
S4A 2A3
Shand Greenhouse produces trees, shrubs,
native wildflowers and grasses for
environmental projects within Saskatchewan.
Trees and shrubs are distributed free of charge
to Saskatchewan corporations, non-profit
groups and individuals developing wildlife
shelter or reclamation plantings. Native
wildflowers and grasses are custom grown
under contract and may have a charge
depending on the type of project and group
involved. Shand Greenhouse is a subsidiary of
Saskpower. Supplies plants. Contact for native
species available.
Sherwood's Forests Tree Farm (55 p) Sherwood Botsford
(780) 848-2548
Email: [email protected]
Web site: http://sherwoods-forests.com
RR 1 Site 2, Box 5
Warburg, Alberta
T0C 2T0
Sherwood's Forests primarily produces trees
and shrubs for the landscape and reclamation
trade. Current products include: Red osier
dogwood, pussy willow, coyote willow, Bebbs
willow, balsam poplar, trembling aspen, upland
alder, wild rose. In conifers we produce white
spruce, lodgepole pine, jack pine balsam fir and
subalpine fir.
Most material is available in either 1 liter
styroblock (15cells/block) or in #1 or #2
nursery pots. While we often have small
quantities on hand, for large orders you need to
put your request in 12 to 18 months ahead.
Sunstar Nurseries Ltd. (56 p)
Harold and Hetty Voogd
(780) 472-6103
Fax: (780) 472-9218
Email: [email protected]
810-167 Ave NE
Edmonton, Alberta
T5Y 6K9
Sunstar Nurseries is primarily a grower and
supplier of ornamental landscape plants but it
also produces seedlings, liners, and container-
grown native shrubs and trees. Sells plants
wholesale and retail.
Tamarack Farms (57 s)
Harvey Pengelly
(204) 636-2990
Fax: (204) 636-2225
Box 366
Erickson, Manitoba
R0J 0P0
Presently, Tamarack Farms is producing
primarily narrow leaved sunflower (Helianthus
maximilianii); however, it has produced green
needle grass (Stipa viridula) and fringed brome
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(Bromus ciliatus) in the past for seed
production. Sells seed wholesale and retail.
Contact for native grass seed availability.
TSM - Telfer Seed Marketing (58 s)
David Telfer
(403) 931-3125
Fax: 403-931-3140
Email: [email protected]
#38 Sunrise Way
Priddis, Alberta
T0L 1W0
Telfer Seed Marketing sells shortgrass and
mixed grass prairie species of native grass and
some wildflowers produced by Canadian
growers in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and
Manitoba. Sells seed wholesale. Contact for
native species available.
Gord Thomson (59 s)
(306) 846-4722
Fax: (306) 846-4722
Box 52
Dinsmore, Saskatchewan
S0L 0T0
Gord Thomson will custom harvest wild seed,
grow native grass seed, and custom clean seed.
He deals mostly in western porcupine grass,
June grass, and northern wheat grass. Sells
grass seed wholesale and retail.
Treetime.ca (60 p)
Drew Patterson
(780) 472-8878 or 1-866-873-3846
Fax: (780) 472-0460
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.treetime.ca
204, 9366 - 49th
Street
Edmonton, Alberta
T6B 2L7
Treetime.ca produces and distributes trees and
shrubs for small-scale reclamation, tree farms
and landscaping. Throughout the year they
have on hand native tree and shrub reclamation
stock from seed zones covering the majority of
the province. They sell a wide variety of
prairie-hardy trees and shrubs, including many
native species, through their online retail outlet:
www.treetime.ca. Treetime.ca also offers
silviculture consulting and tree planting
services.
Vale’s Greenhouse Ltd. (61 p)
(403) 933-4814
Web site: http://www.valesgreenhouse.com/
301- 3rd
Street N. W.
Black Diamond, Alberta
T0L 0H0
Vale’s Greenhouse specializes in hardy plants
(most hardy to Zone 2) for the Chinook zone,
including many native wildflower and grass
species from the surrounding region. Species
available vary from year to year. Retail sales
only. Contact for native species available.
Valley Nursery (62 s/p)
Clayton Berg
(406) 458-5919
Fax: (406) 458-5919
P.O. Box 4845
Helena, Montana
59604
Valley Nursery produces container-grown
native trees and shrubs from seed collected in
their region. They supply plants to several
nurseries in Alberta. Call for a list of additional
plants not indicated in the species list. Sells
woody plants and some seeds wholesale and
retail.
Viterra (63 s)
Shawn Keyowski
(306) 569-4411 or 1-866-569-4411
Fax: (306) 569-4708
Web site: www.viterra.ca
2625 Victoria Avenue
Regina, SK
S4T 7T9
Viterra sells EcovarsTM
of northern, western
and awned wheatgrass. They also sell
EcovarsTM
of green needlegrass, needle and
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thread, little bluestem and others depending on
location.
Water Valley Forest Nursery (64 p)
Ray Pereversoff
(403) 637-3912
Fax: 403-637-3912
Email: [email protected]
Box 480
Cremona, Alberta
T0M 0R0
Water Valley Forest Nursery grows white
spruce and lodgepole pine seedlings for use in
reforestation and reclamation projects. Custom
growing orders accepted. Sells plants wholesale
and retail.
Wild About Flowers (65 s/p)
Arden Nering
(403) 933-3903
Fax: (403) 933-3903
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.wildaboutflowers.ca
P.O. Box 1257
Turner Valley, Alberta
T0L 2A0
Wild About Flowers sells seed and plants of
native Alberta wildflower and grass species.
Their wildflower seed is hand collected in
southern Alberta. Plants are grown outdoors as
plugs or larger potted stock, and are fully
acclimatized. Retail store open by appointment
from April 15th
to October 15th. Mail orders
shipped via Greyhound or Canada Post. Will
custom grow large orders. Sells wildflower
seeds and plants wholesale and retail.
Willow Valley Landscape Ltd. (66 p)
Don and Bev Rogerson
(780) 766-2351
Fax: (780) 766-2744
Email: [email protected]
Box 733
Grand Prairie, Alberta
T8V 3R5
Willow Valley Landscape Ltd. grows a variety
of both coniferous and deciduous native forest
seedlings on contract for reforestation or
landscape projects. Sells plants retail and
wholesale. Contact for native species
available.
Wolfater Native Seeds (67 s)
Roberta Wolfater
(306) 558-4700
Fax: (306) 558-4920
Box 177
Eastend, Saskatchewan
S0N 0T0
Wolfater Native Seeds wild collects native
grass and wildflower seed in the Cypress Hills
area. Availability is in small amounts. Sells
grass and wildflower seed retail, but species
vary from year to year. Contact for native
species available.
Woodmere Nursery Ltd. (68 p)
(780) 835-5292
Fax: (780) 835-5459
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.woodmere.ca
Box 498
Hwy. #2 @ 100th Street
Fairview, Alberta
T0H 1L0
Woodmere Nursery Ltd. grows seedlings
(primarily conifers, some deciduous) for
reforestation and reclamation. They produce
various landscape species, and will grow forbs
and grasses under contract. Sells plants
wholesale and retail.
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OTHER SERVICES Consulting EnviroScapes
Vince Petherbridge
(403) 733-2160
Fax: (403) 733-2161
Email: [email protected]
Box 38
Warner, Alberta
T0K 2L0
o Consulting and erosion control
Knutson & Shaw Growers
o Consulting and installation services
AAA Hyway “21” Tree Farm Ltd.
o Consulting and
installation/reclamation/wildlife
habitat/shelterbelt establishment
Coast to Coast Reforestation
o Silviculture consulting
Lichen Nature
o Consulting and landscape design
and installation
Prairie Flora
o Consulting and prairie landscape
design and installation
Prairie Habitats Inc.
Treetime Services
o Silviculture consulting
Seed Testing 20/20 Seed Labs
(780) 955-3435 or 1-877-420-2099
Fax: (780) 955-3428
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.2020seedlabds.ca
Suite 201, 509 - 11th Avenue
Nisku, Alberta
T9E 7N5
BioVision Seed Labs
780-436-8822
Fax: (780) 437-6875
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.biovision.ca
7225 B Roper Road
Edmonton, AB
T6B 3J4
Coast to Coast Reforestation
(780) 472-8676 or 1-866-873-3846
Fax: (780) 472-0460
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.c2ctrees.com
6932B 68th
Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta
T6B 3C5
Discovery Seed Labs Ltd. (306) 249-4484
Fax: (306) 249-4434
Web site: www.seedtesting.com
450 Melville Street
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7J 4M2
Seed Check Technologies
(780) 980-8324 or 1-866-980-8324
Fax: (780) 980-8375
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.seedcheck.net
101, 5906 - 50 Street
Leduc, Alberta
T9E 0R6
Native Prairie Seed Harvesting and
Seeding Equipment Prairie Habitats Inc.
Native Prairie Plant Surveys Prairie Habitats Inc.
Native Plant Education, Management,
and Research Coast to Coast Reforestation
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Prairie Habitats Inc. Lichen Nature
o Education
Custom Labels Prairie Originals
Custom Harvesting Alberta Nurseries & Seeds Ltd.
Big Sky Wholesale Seeds
Bow Point Nursery
Lytle Farming Company
Native Plant Solutions
Prairie Habitats Inc.
Gord Thomson
Custom Cleaning Big Sky Wholesale Seeds
Coast to Coast Reforestation (tree seeds)
Gord Thomson
Pickseed Canada Inc.
Custom Plant or Seed Production AAA Hyway “21” Tree Farm Ltd.
Alberta Nurseries & Seeds Ltd.
ALCLA Native Plant Restoration Inc.
Boreal Horticultural Services Ltd.
Bow Point Nursery
BrettYoung
Cheyenne Tree Farms
Coast to Coast Reforestation
DNA Gardens
Eastern Slopes Rangeland Seed Ltd.
Envrioscapes
Grumpy's Greenhouse and Garden
Interlake Forage Seeds Ltd.
Knutson & Shaw Growers
Native Plant Solutions
Prairie Habitats Inc.
Prairie Plant Systems Inc.
PRT Beaverlodge
Rangeland Seeds
Shand Greenhouses
Select Seedling Nursery
Sherwood’s Forests
Gord Thomson
Treetime Services
Water Valley Forest Nursery
Wild About Flowers
Willow Valley Landscape Ltd.
Woodmere Nursery Ltd.
Seed Extraction (Conifers) Coast to Coast Reforestation
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SUPPLIER CODES Note: s = seed, p = plants, s/p = seed
+ plants
1 AAA Hyway “21” Tree Farm Ltd. (p)
2 Alberta Nurseries & Seeds Ltd. (p)
3 ALCLA Native Plant Restoration Inc. (s/p)
4 Bearberry Creek Water Gardens (p)
5 Bedrock Seed Bank (s/p)
6 Big Sky Wholesale Seeds (s)
7 Blazing Star Wildflower Seed Co. (s)
8 Blight Native Seeds Ltd. (s)
9 Bluestem Nursery (s/p)
10 Boreal Aquatics (p)
11 Boreal Horticultural Services Ltd. (p)
12 Bow Point Nursery Ltd. (p)
13 BrettYoung (s)
14 Canadian Wildlife Service (s)
15 Cheyenne Tree Farms Ltd. (p)
16 Coaldale Nurseries (p)
17 Coast to Coast Reforestation (p)
18 Devonian Botanic Garden (s/p)
19 Dieter Martin Greenhouse Ltd. (p)
20 DNA Gardens (p)
22 Dynamic Seeds Ltd. (s)
22 Eagle Lake Nurseries Ltd. (p)
23 Eastern Slopes Rangeland Seeds Ltd. (s/p)
24 Galt Museum & Archives (s)
25 Grandora Aquatics (p)
26 Grumpy's Greenhouse & Garden Ltd. (p)
27 Hannas Seeds (s/p)
28 Interlake Forage Seeds Ltd. (s)
29 Knutson & Shaw Growers (p)
30 Lakeshore Tree Farms Ltd. (p)
31 Lichen Nature (p)
32 Living Prairie Museum (s)
33 Lytle Farming Company (s)
34 Gary Martens (s)
35 McDougald Ranch (s)
36 J.P. Monvoisin (s)
37 Native Plant Solutions (s)
38 North American Native Plant Society (s/p)
39 Northern Vigor Seeds Ltd. (s)
40 Parkland Garden Centre (p)
41 Phillips Seeds Ltd. (s)
42 Pickseed Canada, Inc. (s)
43 PrairieFlora (p)
44 Prairie Garden Seeds (p)
45 Prairie Habitats Inc. (s)
46 Prairie Originals (s/p)
47 Prairie Plant Systems Inc. (s/p)
48 The Professional Gardener Company Ltd. (s)
49 PRT Beaverlodge (p)
50 PRT Prince Albert (p)
51 Rangeland Seeds (s)
52 Seaborn Seeds (s)
53 Select Seedling Nursery (p)
54 Shand Greenhouses (p)
55 Sherwood's Forests Tree Farm (p)
56 Sunstar Nurseries (p)
57 Tamarack Farms (s)
58 TSM - Telfer Seed Marketing (s)
59 Gord Thomson (s)
60 Treetime Services (p)
61 Vale’s Greenhouse Ltd. (p)
62 Valley Nursery (s/p)
63 Viterra (s)
64 Water Valley Forest Nursery (p)
65 Wild About Flowers (s/p)
66 Willow Valley Landscape Ltd. (p)
67 Wolfater Native Seeds (s)
68 Woodmere Nursery Ltd. (p)
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GRASSES
Contact for species availability: 7 p, 8 s, 21 s,
29 p, 31 p, 32 s, 37 s, 38 s/p, 39 s, 40 p, 41 s,
42 s, 44 p, 45 s/p, 48 s, 54 p, 57 s, 58 s, 61 p,
63 s, 65 s, 67 s, 68 p
= Native to Saskatchewan
Agropyron dasystachyum • Northern
Wheat Grass: 21 s, 33 s, 36 s, 52 s, 59 s
var. Elbee
var. Critana
Agropyron riparium • Steambank
Wheat Grass: 6 s, 27 s, 52 s
var. Sodar:
Agropyron smithii • Western Wheat
Grass: 6 s, 14 s, 27 s, 28 s, 51 s, 52 s
var. Walsh:
var. Rosana:
Agropyron spicatum • Bluebunch
Wheat Grass: 6 s, 23 s/p
Agropyron subsecundum • Awned
Wheat Grass: 43 p, 46 p
Agropyron trachycaulum • Slender
Wheat Grass: 5 s/p, 6 s, 13 s, 27 s, 51 s,
52 s
var. AEC Highlander:
var. Pryor:
var. Revenue:
Agrostis scabra • Tickle Grass: 6 s, 27
s, 46 p, 52 s
Andropogon gerardii • Big Bluestem: 6
s, 21 s, 43 p, 45 s, 46 p
Andropogon hallii • Sand Bluestem: 6
s, 43 p Beckmannia syzigachne • Slough Grass:
3 s/p, 4 p, 28 s, 43 p, 45 s, 52 s
Bouteloua curtipendula • Side-oats
grama: 43 p, 46 p
Bouteloua gracilis • Blue Grama: 3 s/p,
5 s/p, 6 s, 9 s/p, 24 s, 27 s, 35 s, 43 p,
46 p, 52 s, 65 p
Bromus anomalus • Nodding Brome: 3
s/p, 23 s/p
Bromus ciliatus • Fringed Brome: 3
s/p, 5 s/p, 23 s/p, 28 s, 43 p, 52 s
Bromus marginatus (B carinatus) •
Mountain Brome: 6 s
Buchloe dactyloides • Buffalo Grass:
46 p
Calamagrostis canadensis • Bluejoint
Grass: 23 s/p, 46 p, 52 s
Calamagrostis purpurascens • Purple
Reed Grass: 23 s/p
Calamovilfa longifolia • Sand Grass /
Prairie Sand Reed: 5 p, 6 s
Cinna latifolia • Slender Wood Grass:
5 p
Danthonia intermedia • Timber Oat
Grass: 5 p, 16 s
Danthonia parryi • Parry Oat Grass: 23
s/p
Danthonia unispicata • One Flowered
Oat Grass: 18 s
Deschampsia cespitosa • Tufted Hair
Grass: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 9 s/p, 27 s, 46 p, 52
s
Distichlis stricta • Salt Grass / Alkali
Grass: 27 s
Elymus canadensis • Canada Wild Rye:
5 s/p, 28 s, 43 p, 45 s, 46 p, 52 s
Elymus cinereus (E. piperi) • Giant
Wild Rye: 46 p
Elymus glaucus • Smooth Wild Rye: 23
s/p, 52 s
Elymus innovatus • Hairy Wild Rye: 23
s/p, 27 s
Festuca campestris • Foothills Rough
Fescue: 23 s/p, 52 s
Festuca halli • Plains Rough Fescue: 5
p, 23 s/p, 33 s, 35 s
Festuca idahoensis • Bluebunch Fescue:
6 s, 9 s/p, 23 s/p
Festuca scabrella • Rough Fescue: 3
s/p, 6 s, 24 s, 27 s
Glyceria borealis • Northern Manna
Grass: 4 p
Glyceria grandis • Tall Manna Grass: 4
p
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Glyceria striata • Fowl Manna Grass:
18 s, 52 s
Hierochloe odorata • Sweet Grass: 3
s/p, 4 p, 23 s/p, 24 s, 27 s, 43 p, 46 p,
52 s
Koeleria cristata (K. macrantha) • June
Grass: 3 s/p, 5 p, 24 s, 27 s, 33 s, 35 s,
43 p, 46 p, 52 s, 59 s
Muhlenbergia cuspidata • Prairie
Muhly: 5 s/p, 42 p
Oryzopsis asperifolia • White-Grained
Mountain Rice Grass: 23 s/p
Oryzopsis canadensis • Rice Grass: 5
p, 18 s
Oryzopsis hymenoides • Indian Rice
Grass: 6 s, 24 s, 27 s, 51 s
Panicum virgatum • Switchgrass: 28 s,
43 p, 46 p
Phleum alpinum (P. commutatum) •
Mountain Timothy: 27 s, 52 s
Phragmites australis • Common reed
grass: 10 p, 24 p
Poa alpina • Alpine Bluegrass: 3 s/p,
23 s/p, 27 s, 52 s Poa juncifolia • Alkali Bluegrass: 23
s/p, 52 s
Poa cusickii • Early Bluegrass: 23 s/p
Poa glauca • Glaucous Bluegrass: 35 s
Poa palustris • Fowl Bluegrass: 6 s, 23
s/p, 27 s, 28 s, 45 s, 52 s
Poa sandbergii • Sandberg's Bluegrass:
5 s/p, 6s
Schizachne purpurascens • Purple Oat
Grass: 16 s, 23 s/p, 46 p
Schizachyrium scoparium • Little
Bluestem: 3 s/p, 6 s, 9 s/p, 43 p, 45 s,
46 p
Sorghastrum nutans • Indian Grass: 45
s, 46 p
Spartina gracilis • Alkali Cord Grass:
52 s
Spartina pectinata • Prairie Cord Grass:
23 s/p
Sporobolus cryptandrus • Sand
Dropseed: 27 s
Sporobolus heterolepis • Prairie
Dropseed: 46 p
Stipa comata • Needle and Thread,
Spear Grass: 5 p, 6 s, 14 s, 23 s/p, 27 s,
34 s, 35 s, 43 p, 65 p
Stipa curtiseta • Western Porcupine
Grass: 5 p, 14 s, 23 s/p, 27 s, 33 s, 34 s,
35 s, 59 s
Stipa richardsonii • Richardson's
Needle Grass: 3 s/p, 23 s/p
Stipa viridula • Green Needle Grass: 3
s/p, 6 s, 9 s/p, 18 s, 24 s, 27 s, 36 s, 46
p, 52 s
var. Lodorm
SEDGES, RUSHES,
BROAD-LEAVED
MARGINALS &AQUATICS
Contact for species availability: 29 p, 31 p, 37 s,
38 s/p, 39 s, 40 p, 42 s, 47 s/p
= Native to Saskatchewan
Acorus americanus • Sweet Flag: 4 p,
25 p, 46 p
Alisma triviale • Western Water
Plantain: 4 p
Calla palustris • Water Arum: 4 p, 10
p, 25 p
Caltha palustris • Marsh Marigold: 4 p,
10 p, 25 p, 46 p, 52 s
Caltha natan • Floating Marsh
Marigold: 4 p
Carex aquatilis • Water Sedge: 4 p
Carex bebbii • Bebb's Sedge: 46 p, 52 s
Carex praticola • Meadow Sedge: 4 p
Ceratophyllum demersum • Hornwort:
4 p, 25 p
Eleocharis obtusa • Blunt Spike-rush:
25 p Eleocharis palustris • Creeping Spike-
rush: 4 p, 52 s
Elodea canadensis • Canada Pondweed:
4 p, 25 p
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Equisetum fluviatile • Water horsetail:
4 p, 11 p
Equisetum hymale • Common Scouring-
rush: 25 p
Eriophorum angustifolium • Narrow-
leaved Cotton Grass: 4 p
Hippuris vulgaris • Mare's-tail: 4 p, 10
p, 25 p
Juncus articus • Arctic Rush: 4 p, 52 s
Juncus nodosus • Knotted Rush: 4 p
Lemna trisulca • Ivy Duckweed: 4 p,
25 p
Lemna turionifera • Common
Duckweed: 4 p, 25 p
Lycopus asper • Water Horehound: 10
p, 25 p Mentha arvensis • Wild Mint: 10 p
Menyanthes trifoliata • Buck-bean: 4 p,
25 p
Myriophyllum sibiricum • Northern
Water Milfoil: 4 p
Nuphar variegatum • Yellow Pond-lily:
4 p, 10 p
Nuphar microphylla • Small Pond-lily:
4 p
Petasites sagittatus • Colt's-foot: 3 s/p,
4 p, 25 p
Petasites x vitifolius • Vine-leaved
Colt's-foot: 25 p
Polygonum amphibium • Water
Smartweed: 4 p, 10 p, 25 p
Polygonum coccineum • Water
Smartweed: 25 p
Potentilla palustris • Marsh Cinquefoil:
4 p
Potamogeton amplifolius • Large-
leaved Pondweed: 4 p
Potamogeton gramineus • Variable
Pondweed: 4 p
Potamogeton natans • Floating-leaf
Pondweed: 4 p
Potamogeton richardsonii •
Richardson’s Pondweed: 4 p
Potamogeton zosteriformis • Flat-
stemmed Pondweed: 4 p
Ranunculus aquatilis • White Water
Crowfoot: 4 p
Ranunculus gmelinii • Yellow Water
Crowfoot 4 p
Sagittaria cuneata • Arum-leaved
Arrowhead, Wapato: 4 p, 10 p, 25 p
Sagittaria latifolia • Common
Arrowhead, Wapato: 4 p, 10 p, 25 p
Scirpus acutus • Hardstem Bulrush: 4 p
Scirpus americanus • American
Bulrush: 52 s
Scirpus fluviatilis • River Bulrush: 4 p
Scirpus microcarpus • Small-fruited
Bulrush: 4 p
Scirpus pallidus • Green Bulrush: 4 p
Scirpus pungens • Softstem Bulrush: 4
p Scirpus validus • Common Great
Bulrush: 4 p, 10 p
Sium suave • Water Parsnip: 4 p, 10 p,
25 p
Sparganium angustifolium • Narrow-
leaved Bur-reed: 4 p
Sparganium eurycarpum • Giant Bur-
reed: 4 p
Utricularia vulgaris • Common
Bladderwort: 4 p
Veronica americana • American
Brooklime: 4 p
Triglochin maritima • Arrow-grass: 4 p
Typha latifolia • Cattail: 3 s/p, 4 p, 25
p
WILDFLOWERS
Contact for species availability: 6 s, 7 p, 16 p,
31 p, 32 s, 37 s, 38 s/p, 39 s, 40 p, 42 s, 44 p,
47 s/p, 48 s, 54 p, 58 s, 61 p, 67 s, 68 p
= Native to Saskatchewan
Achillea millefolium • Common
Yarrow: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 23 s/p, 43 p, 46
s/p, 65 p
Achillea sibirica • Many-flowered
Yarrow: 5 p
21
Actaea rubra • Baneberry: 65 p
Agastache foeniculum • Giant-hyssop:
5 s/p, 7 s, 18 s, 43 s, 46 p
Agoseris glauca • False Dandelion: 5 p
Allium cernuum • Nodding Onion: 3
s/p, 5 s/p, 24 s
Allium stellatum • Pink Onion: 43 p, 46
p
Allium textile • Prairie Onion: 7 s
Anaphalis margaritacea • Pearly
Everlasting: 7 s
Anemone canadensis • Canada
Anemone: 3 s/p, 5 p, 7 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65
p
Anemone cylindrica • Long-fruited
Anemone: 3 s/p, 5 p, 18 s, 43 p, 65 p
Anemone multifida • Cut-leaved
Anemone: 3 s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 43 p, 46 p,
65 p
Anemone occidentalis (Pulsatilla
occidentalis) • Chaliceflower:
Anemone patens • Prairie Crocus: 3 s/p,
7 s, 18 s, 24 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Antennaria alpinum • Alpine Pussytoes:
62 p
Antennaria parvifolia • Small-leaved
pussytoes: 3 s/p, 24 s
Antennaria pulcherrima • Showy
Everlasting: 3 s/p, 65 p
Antennaria rosea • Rosy Everlasting:
18 s, 65 p
Apocynum cannabinum • Indian Hemp:
46 p
Aquilegia brevistyla • Blue Columbine:
3 s/p, 5 p, 18 s, 65 p
Aquilegia canadensis • Wild
Columbine: 46 p
Aquilegia flavescens • Yellow
Columbine: 3 s/p, 23 s/p, 65 p
Aquilegia formosa • Crimson
Columbine: 65 p
Arnica cordifolia • Heart-leaved Arnica:
65 p Arnica chamissonis • Leafy Arnica: 3
s/p
Arnica mollis • Cordilleran Arnica: 5
s/p, 18 s, 65 p
Arnica rydbergii • Narrow-leaved
Arnica: 18 s
Artemisia frigida • Pasture Sage: 3 s/p,
5 s/p, 46 p, 65 p
Artemisia ludoviciana • Prairie Sage: 3
s/p, 5 s/p, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Asclepias speciosa • Showy Milkweed:
3 s/p, 18 s, 23 s/p
Asclepias ovalifolia • Low Milkweed:
43 p, 46 p
Asclepias verticillata • Whorled
Milkweed: 46 p
Aster conspicuus • Showy Aster: 5 s/p,
65 p
Aster ericoides (A. pansus) • Tufted
White Prairie Aster: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 43 p,
46 p, 65 p Aster laevis • Smooth Aster: 3 s/p, 5
s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 40 p, 46 p, 65 p
Aster puniceus • Purple-stemmed Aster:
3 s/p, 5 p
Aster sibiricus • Arctic Aster: 65 p
Aster umbellatus • Flat-topped White
Aster: 46 p
Astragalus canadensis • Canada Milk
Vetch: 5 s/p, 24 s/p, 46
Astragalus crassicarpus • Groundplum:
3 s/p, 43 p
Astragalus drummondii • Drummond's
Milk Vetch: 23 s/p
Astragalus missouriensis • Missouri
Milk Vetch: 3 s/p
Astragalus striatus • Ascending Purple
Milk Vetch: 3 s/p, 5 p, 24 s
Campanula rotundifolia • Bluebell,
Harebell: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 43 p,
46 p, 65 p
Castilleja lutescens • Yellow Indian
Paintbrush: 3 s/p
Castilleja miniata • Red Indian
Paintbrush: 3 s/p, 65 p
Castilleja raupii • Purple Paintbrush: 3
s/p
22
Chrysopsis villosa (Heterotheca villosa)
• Hairy Golden Aster: 3 s/p, 7 s
Clematis ligusticifolia • Western
Clematis: 3 s/p
Clematis occidentalis var. grosseserrata
• Purple Clematis: 7 s
Cleome serrulata • Bee Plant: 18 s
Cornus canadensis • Bunchberry: 12 p,
65 p
Corydalis sempervirens • Pink
Corydalis: 5 p
Coryphantha vivipara • Pincushion
Cactus: 3 s/p, 24 s
Delphinium bicolor • Low Larkspur: 65
p
Delphinium glaucum • Tall Larkspur: 3
s/p, 65 p Dodecatheon conjugens • Shooting
Star: 3 s/p
Dodecatheon pulchellum • Shooting
Star: 3 s/p, 18 s, 46 p, 65 p
Dryas drummondii • Yellow Dryas: 3
s/p, 65 p
Dryas octopetala • White Dryas: 18 s,
65 p
Echinacea angustifolia • Purple
Coneflower: 46 p, 65 p
Epilobium angustifolium • Fireweed;
Great Willow-herb: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 43 p,
46 p
Erigeron caespitosus • Tufted Fleabane:
3 s/p, 24 s, 65 p
Erigeron compositus • Compound
Fleabane: 3 s/p, 24 s, 65 p
Erigeron glabellus • Smooth Fleabane:
3 s/p, 5 s/p, 65 p
Erigeron philadelphicus • Philadelphia
Fleabane: 42 p, 46 p, 65 p
Erigeron speciosus • Showy Fleabane:
63 p
Eriogonum umbellatum •
Umbrellaplant: 65 p
Eupatorium maculatum • Spotted Joe-
Pye Weed: 43 p, 46 s/p
Fragaria virginiana • Wild Strawberry:
3 s/p, 46 p, 65 p
Gaillardia aristata • Gaillardia: 3 s/p, 5
s/p, 7 s, 18 s, 23 s/p, 24 s, 43 p, 46 p,
65 p
Galium boreale • Northern Bedstraw: 3
s/p, 5 s/p, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Galium triflorum • Sweet Scented
Bedstraw: 46 p
Gentiana affinis • Prairie Gentian: 65 p
Gentianella crinita • Fringed Gentian:
3 s/p, 43 p
Geranium bicknellii • Bicknell's
Geranium: 5 p
Geranium richardsonii • Wild White
Geranium: 3 s/p, 65 p
Geranium viscosissimum • Sticky
Purple Geranium: 3 s/p, 23 s/p, 65 p
Geum aleppicum • Yellow Avens: 65 p
Geum macrophyllum • Yellow Avens:
43 p
Geum rivale • Purple Avens: 65 p
Geum triflorum • Old Man's
Whiskers/Three-flowered Avens: 3 s/p,
5 s/p, 7 s, 18 s, 24 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Grindelia squarrosa • Gumweed: 5 p,
46 p
Gutierrezia sarothrae • Broomweed: 3
s/p
Haplopappus spinulosus • Spiny Iron
Plant: 3 s/p
Hedysarum alpinum • American
Hedysarum: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 23 s/p
Hedysarum boreale • Northern
Hedysarum: 3 s/p, 5 p, 7 s, 24 s
Helianthus annuus • Common Annual
Sunflower: 43 p
Helianthus laetiflorus var.
subrhomboideus • Rhombic-leaved
Sunflower: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 18 s, 65 p
Helianthus maximilianii • Narrow-
leaved Sunflower: 40 p, 46 p, 57 s
Helianthus nuttallii • Common Tall
Sunflower: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 18 s
Helianthus petiolaris • Prairie
Sunflower: 7 s
Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra •
Rough False Sunflower: 40 p, 46 s/p
23
Heterotheca villosa • Golden Aster: 5
s/p, 43 p, 65 p
Heuchera cylindrica • Sticky Alumroot:
62 p
Heuchera richardsonii • Alumroot: 3
s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 18 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Hymenoxys richardsonii • Colorado
Rubberweed: 24 s
Iliamna rivularis Wild Mountain
Hollyhock: 3 s/p, 65 p
Impatiens biflora • Touch Me Not: 46
p
Iris missouriensis • Flag Iris: 18 s, 65 p
Iris versicolor • Blue-flag Iris: 3 s/p, 24
p, 46 p
Liatris ligulistylis • Meadow Blazing
Star: 5 s/p, 7 s, 18 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Liatris punctata • Dotted Blazing Star:
3 s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Lilium philadelphicum • Western Wood
Lily: 3 s/p, 20 p, 43 p, 46 p, 65 p
Linum lewisii (L. perenne) • Wild Flax:
3 s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 46 p, 65 p
Lithospermum ruderale • Woolly
Gromwell: 3 s/p
Lupinus argenteus • Silvery Lupine: 3
s/p, 23 s, 65 p
Lysimachia thyrsiflora • Tufted
Loosestrife: 4 p
Maianthemum racemosum • Feathery
False Lily-of-the-Valley: 65 p
Mentha arvensis • Wild Mint: 3 p, 46 p
Mertensia paniculata • Tall Lungwort:
3 s/p, 46 p, 65 p
Mitella nuda • Bishop's Cap: 65 p
Monarda fistulosa • Wild Bergamot /
Horse Mint: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 23 s, 24 s, 43
p, 46 p, 65 p
Oenothera biennis • Yellow Evening
Primrose: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 43 p
Oenothera caespitosa • Gumbo Evening
Primrose: 24 s
Oenothera nuttallii • White Evening
Primrose: 5 s/p
Opuntia polyacantha • Plains Prickly
Pear Cactus: 3 s/p, 65 p
Orthocarpus luteus • Owl's Clover: 65
p
Oxytropis deflexa • Reflexed
Locoweed: 5 p
Oxytropis monticola • Late Yellow
Locoweed: 3 s/p, 5 p, 65 p
Oxytropis sericea Early Yellow
Locoweed: 3 s/p, 65 p
Oxytropis splendens • Showy
Locoweed: 3 s/p, 43 p, 65 p
Penstemon confertus • Yellow
Beardtongue: 3 s/p, 65 p
Penstemon fruticosus • Shrubby
Beardtongue: 3 s/p, 65 p
Penstemon gracilis • Lilac Flowered
Penstemon: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 45 p
Penstemon nitidus • Smooth Blue
Beardtongue: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 18 s, 24 s, 65
p
Penstemon procerus • Slender Blue
Beardtongue: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 65 p
Petalostemon candidum • White Prairie
Clover: 24 s, 43 p, 46 p
Petalostemon purpureum • Purple
Prairie Clover: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 7 s, 24 s, 28
s, 43 p, 46 p
Petalostemon villosum • Hairy Prairie
Clover: 43 p
Phacelia sericea • Scorpion Weed: 3
s/p, 18 s
Polemonium pulcherrimum • Jacob's
Ladder: 3 s/p, 65 p
Polemonium viscosum • Mountain
Jacob’s Ladder: 3 s/p
Potentilla anserina • Silverweed: 3 s/p
Potentilla arguta • White Cinquefoil: 5
s/p, 43 p, 65 p
Potentilla concinna • Prairie or Early
Cinquefoil: 3 s/p
Potentilla diversifolia • Smooth-leaved
Cinquefoil: 65 p
Potentilla gracilis • Graceful
Cinquefoil: 5 s/p, 65 p
Potentilla pensylvanica • Prairie
Cinquefoil: 43 p
24
Psoralea esculenta • Indian Breadroot:
46 p
Ratibida columnifera • Prairie Cone-
flower: 3 s/p, 7 s, 23 s/p, 24 s, 43 p, 46
s/p, 65 p Ratibida columnifera forma
pulcherrima • Brown Cone-flower: 24
s Rudbeckia serotina • Black-eyed Susan:
7 s, 43 p, 46 s/p, 65 p
Rudbeckia laciniata • Tall Coneflower:
40 p, 43 p
Sedum lanceolatum • Common
Stonecrop: 65 p
Senecio canus • Prairie Groundsel: 65
p
Sisyrinchium montanum • Blue-eyed
Grass: 3 s/p, 18 s, 24 s, 46 p, 65 p
Smilacina stellata (Maianthemum
stellatum) • Star-flowered Solomon's
Seal: 3 s/p, 46 p, 65 p
Solidago canadensis • Canada
Goldenrod: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 43 p, 65 p
Solidago decumbens • Mountain
Goldenrod: 3 s/p
Solidago graminifolia • Flat-topped
Goldenrod: 46 p
Solidago missouriensis • Missouri
Goldenrod: 3 s/p, 5 s/p, 46 p
Solidago mollis • Velvety Goldenrod: 7
s
Solidago multiradiata • Northern or
Rocky Mountain Goldenrod: 65 p
Solidago nemoralis • Showy
Goldenrod: 46 p
Solidago rigida • Stiff Goldenrod: 5
s/p, 46 p
Solidago simplex: 5 s/p, 65 p
Sphaeralcea coccinea • Scarlet Mallow:
65 p
Stenanthium occidentale • Bronze Bells:
65 p
Streptopus amplexifolius • Twisted
Stalk: 65 p
Tetraneuris acaulis • Butte Marigold:
24 s
Thalictrum dasycarpum • Tall Meadow
Rue: 46 p
Thalictrum occidentale • Western
Meadow Rue: 3 s/p, 65 p
Thalictrum venulosum • Veiny Meadow
Rue: 5 p
Thermopsis rhombifolia • Golden Bean:
3 s/p, 5 p, 24 s, 65 p
Townsendia hookeri • Prairie
Townsendia: 24 s
Townsendia parryi • Parry's
Townsendia: 65 p
Verbena hastata • Blue Vervain: 46 p
Vernonia fasciculata • Ironweed: 46 p
Vicia americana • Wild Vetch: 23 s/p,
27 s, 28 s, 52 s, 65 p
Viola adunca • Early Blue Violet: 3
s/p, 5 p, 18 s, 46 p, 65 p
Viola canadensis (V. rugulosa) •
Western Canada Violet: 3 s/p, 43 p, 46
p, 65 p
Viola pedatifida • Crowfoot Violet: 5
p, 18 s
Viola pubescens • Downy Yellow
Violet: 46 p
Zizia aptera • Heart-leaved Alexander:
3 s/p, 5 s/p, 46 s/p, 65 p
Zygadenus elegans • White Camas: 46
p, 65 p
TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, &
GROUND COVERS
Many local garden centers not listed in this
document provide cultivars of native edible
fruiting shrubs such as saskatoon, chokecherry
and raspberry. Please call your local garden
center for a current list of their native fruit
cultivars.
Contact for species availability: 1 p, 2 p, 6 s,
15 p, 16 p, 22 p, 23 s/p, 29 p, 30 p, 31 p, 38
s/p, 40 p, 46 s/p, 53 p, 54 p, 61 p, 62 s/p, 66 p,
68 p
25
= Native to Saskatchewan
Abies balsamifera • Balsam Fir: 17 p,
55 p, 60 p
Abies grandis • Grand Fir: 17 p
Abies lasiocarpa • Subalpine Fir: 55 p
Acer spicatum • Mountain or White
Maple: 46 p
Acer negundo • Manitoba Maple: 60 p
Alnus crispa • Green Alder: 12 p, 17 p,
26 p, 55 p, 56 p
Alnus incana (A. tenuifolia) • River
Alder: 12 p, 26 p, 56 p, 60 p
Amelanchier alnifolia • Saskatoon: 3
s/p, 12 p, 20 p, 26 p, 46 p, 56 p, 60 p
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi • Kinnikinnick,
Common Bearberry: 12 p, 23 s/p, 26 p,
60 p
Artemisia cana • Sagebrush: 3 s/p, 13
p, 26 p
Artemisia tridentata • Big Sage,
Sagebrush: 26 p
Berberis repens (Mahonia repens) •
Creeping Mahonia, Oregon Grape: 12
p, 26 p
Betula glandulosa • Bog Birch: 12 p,
26 p
Betula occidentalis • Water Birch,
Black Birch: 12 p, 26 p
Betula papyrifera • White/Paper Birch:
11 p, 12 p, 17 p, 26 p, 55 p, 56 p, 60 p
Celastrus scandens •
Climbing/American Bittersweet: 46 p
Clematis ligusticifolia • Western
Clematis: 12 p, 65 p
Clematis occidentalis • Purple Clematis:
12 p, 26 p, 65 p
Cornus stolonifera • Red Osier
Dogwood: 3 s/p, 17 p, 46 p, 55p, 56 p,
60 p
Crataegus rotundifolia (C.
chrysocarpa) • Round Hawthorn: 12 p,
46 p
Diervilla lonicera • Northern Bush
Honeysuckle: 46 p
Elaeagnus commutata • Silver-berry;
Wolf Willow: 3 s/p, 12 p, 46 p, 56 p
Fraxinus pennsylvanica • Green/Red
Ash: 60 p
Juniperus communis • Common
Juniper: 12 p, 26 p
Juniperus horizontalis • Horizontal
Juniper: 12 p
Larix laricina • Tamarack: 11 p, 17 p,
56 p
Larix occidentalis • Tamarack: 17 p
Ledum groenlandicum • Labrador Tea:
12 p, 60 p
Lonicera caerulea var. cauriana •
Haskap: 60 p
Lonicera dioica • Twining
Honeysuckle: 12 p, 65 p
Lonicera involucrata • Bracted
Honeysuckle: 12 p
Picea engelmannii • Engelmann Spruce
17 p
Picea glauca • White Spruce: 11 p, 12
p, 17 p, 26 p, 50 p, 55 p, 56 p, 60 p, 64
p
Picea glauca x engelmannii complex
*Interior Spruce: 49 p
Picea mariana • Black Spruce: 11 p,
17 p, 60 p Pinus banksiana • Jack Pine: 11 p, 17
p, 19 p, 50 p, 55 p, 60 p
Pinus contorta • Lodgepole Pine: 11 p,
13 p, 17 p, 19 p, 26 p, 49 p, 55 p, 56 p,
60 p, 65 p
Pinus flexilis • Limber Pine: 12 p, 55 p
Pinus monticola • Western White Pine :
17 p
Pinus pondersoa • Ponderosa Pine : 17
p, 55 p, 60 p
Populus balsamifera • Balsam Poplar:
11 p, 12 p, 17 p, 26 p, 55 p, 60 p, 65 p Populus deltoides • Western
Cottonwood: 12 p
Populus tremuloides • Trembling
Aspen: 1 p, 11 p, 12 p, 17 p, 26 p, 55
p, 56 p, 60 p
26
Potentilla fruticosa • Shrubby
Cinquefoil: 3 s/p, 12 p, 26 p, 43 p, 56
p
Prunus americana • American Wild
Plum: 46 p
Prunus besseyi • Sand Cherry: 60 p
Prunus pensylvanica • Pincherry: 12 p,
23 s/p, 46 p, 55 p, 56 p, 60 p
Prunus virginiana • Western
Chokecherry: 12 p, 23 s/p, 26 p, 55 p,
56 p, 60 p
Pseudotsuga menziesii Douglas Fir: 12
p, 17 p, 55 p, 60 p
Quercus macrocarpa • Bur Oak: 55 p,
60 p
Rhus glabra • Smooth/Scarlet Sumac:
46 p
Rhus trilobata • Skunkbush: 12 p, 26 p
Ribes americanum • Wild Black
Current: 46 p
Ribes aureum var. aureum • Golden
Currant: 12 p, 26 p
Ribes oxyacanthoides • Wild
Gooseberry: 12 p, 26 p
Rosa acicularis • Prickly Rose: 1 p, 3
s/p, 11 p, 12 p, 17 p, 26 p, 46 p, 56 p,
60 p
Rosa arkansana • Prairie Rose: 12 p,
43 p, 46 p
Rosa woodsii • Common Wild Rose: 1
p, 7 s, 12 p, 26 p, 56 p, 60 p
Rubus idaeus (R. strigosus ) • Wild Red
Raspberry: 1 p, 12 p, 26 p, 46 p
Rubus parviflorus • Thimbleberry: 12
p, 26 p
Salix amygdaloides • Peach-leaved
Willow:
Salix bebbiana • Beaked Willow: 11 p,
12 p, 55 p
Salix candida • Hoary Willow: 12 p
Salix discolor • Pussywillow; Diamond
Willow: 12 p, 55 p
Salix interior • Sandbar/Narrow-
leaved/Coyote Willow: 12 p, 55 p, 60
p
Salix lucida • Pussy Willow: 12 p
Salix lutea • Yellow Willow: 12 p
Salix petiolaris • Basket Willow: 12 p
Sambucus racemosa • Red Elderberry:
12 p, 26 p
Shepherdia argentea • Silver/Thorny
Buffaloberry: 1 p, 11 p, 12 p, 23 s/p,
26 p, 56 p, 60 p
Shepherdia canadensis • Canadian
Buffaloberry: 1 p, 12 p, 23 s/p, 26 p,
56 p
Sorbus scopulina • Western Mountain
Ash: 12 p
Spiraea alba • Narrow-leaved
Meadowsweet: 46 p
Spiraea betulifolia (S. lucida) • White
Meadowsweet: 3 s/p, 12 p
Symphoricarpos albus • Northern
Snowberry: 12 p, 26 p, 46 p
Symphoricarpos occidentalis •
Buckbrush/Western Snowberry: 7 s, 12
p, 26 p
Thuja plicata • Western Red Cedar: 17
p
Tsuga heterophylla • Western Hemlock:
17 p
Tsuga mertensiana • Mountain
Hemlock: 17 p
Ulmus americana • American Elm: 60
p
Vaccinium vitis-idaea • Bog Cranberry:
3 s/p, 12 p
Vaccinium myrtilloides • Velvetleaf
Blueberry: 60 p
Viburnum edule • Low Bush Cranberry:
12 p
Viburnum lentago • Nanny-berry/Sweet
Viburnum: 46 p
Viburnum opulus (V. trilobum) • High
Bush Cranberry: 11 p, 46 p, 56 p, 60 p
FERNS
Matteuccia struthiopteris • Ostrich
Fern: 46 p