We will be opening April 23!
Our Hours will be: Mon-Fri - 9am-6pm | Sat - 10am-4pm | Sun - Closed
Phone: 231-342-0087 or 231-943-8758
Dear Garden Center Customer:
Thank you for your 2020 Garden Center patronage! We appreciate your purchases at the Garden Center.
We got a late start last spring because of the virus, but had a good supply of shrubs, trees, and perennials -and as usual around Mother’s Day, we received our shipment of annuals. We were uncertain about how sales would be, but we were pleasantly surprised by surging sales through the spring and summer months. We diligently watched our inventory and ordered more plants as needed throughout the season.
In December we started ordering new plants for this season. We have found that some varieties of plants were in short supply by Mid -March.
If you are looking for a certain variety of plant, please call us at (231) 342-0087. If we do not have what you are looking for in our inventory, we can check for availability, price, and pick up the plants for you (if available). We travel down state throughout the spring and early summer and choose plants form several nurseries.
We also order bare root plants and plants grown in small containers.
We replant these plants in larger pots and grow them in our poly-houses; trees will be put in 7-, 10- and 15-gallon pots with organic potting soil and grown outside. Typically, most of these plants will be rooted and ready for sale late summer and throughout the fall.
It has been a privilege serving you. Check below at our early inventory of plants.
Have a good growing season!!
Respectfully
Dorian & Sandy Dobias
Thank you for your 2020 Garden Center patronage! We appreciate your purchases at the Garden Center.
We got a late start last spring because of the virus, but had a good supply of shrubs, trees, and perennials -and as usual around Mother’s Day, we received our shipment of annuals. We were uncertain about how sales would be, but we were pleasantly surprised by surging sales through the spring and summer months. We diligently watched our inventory and ordered more plants as needed throughout the season.
In December we started ordering new plants for this season. We have found that some varieties of plants were in short supply by Mid -March.
If you are looking for a certain variety of plant, please call us at (231) 342-0087. If we do not have what you are looking for in our inventory, we can check for availability, price, and pick up the plants for you (if available). We travel down state throughout the spring and early summer and choose plants form several nurseries.
We also order bare root plants and plants grown in small containers.
We replant these plants in larger pots and grow them in our poly-houses; trees will be put in 7-, 10- and 15-gallon pots with organic potting soil and grown outside. Typically, most of these plants will be rooted and ready for sale late summer and throughout the fall.
It has been a privilege serving you. Check below at our early inventory of plants.
Have a good growing season!!
Respectfully
Dorian & Sandy Dobias
2021 Plant Inventory
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BARBERRY
Concorde | 3 gal Crimson Pigmy | 3 gal Golden | 3 gal Rosy Glow | 3 gal Rosy Glow | 3 gal. Lt. BUCKTHORN Fineline | 3 gal Fineline | 3 gal. Lt. BURNING BUSH Dwarf Burning bush | 3 gal Dwarf Burning Dwarf Little Moses BUTTERFLY BUSH Black Knight | 3 gal Pink Delight | 3 gal Potters Purple | 3 gal Unknown color | 3 gal Royal Red Royal Purple CLETHRA Ruby Spice | 3 gal Humming bird COTONEASTER Cranberry | 3 gal DEUTZIA Chardonney Pearls | 3 gal PW Nikko | 3 gal Yuki Cherry | 3 gal PW DOGWOOD Arctic red-twig | 5 gal Arctic Fire PW | 3 gal Bailey red-twig | 5 gal Bergeson Compact Dwf European Variegated | 3 gal Lt. |
ELDERBERRY
Black Lace | 3 gal FORSYTHIA Lynwood Gold | 3 gal Show off | 3 gal PW HOLLY (DECIDUOUS) Red Sprite | 5 gal HYDRANGEA Annabelle Bobo | 3 gal PW Bobo | 3 gal. Lt PW Hydrangea | 3 gal Lt PW Let’s Dance rhythmic | 3 gal PW Little Quick Fire | 3 gal PW Little Limb | 3 gal PW Glowing Embers | 3 gal. red Sun Joy mini Maroon | 3 gal PW David Ramsey | 3 gal Endless Summer | 3 gal Endless Summer | 5 gal Fire Light | 3 gal Fire Light | 7 gal Kyushu | 5 gal Glowing Embers | 3 gal Invincabelle Mini | 3 gal Incredibelle | 3 gal L.A. Dreaming Let’s Dance Let’s Dance Rava Lime light | 3 gal Lime light | 5 gal Little Lamb | 5 gal Little Lime | 3 gal Little Lime | 3 gal Lt. Little Quick Fire Pinky Winky | 3 gal Quick Fire | 3 gal Sweet Summer | 3 gal Vanilla Strawberry | 3 gal PW |
Hypericum (st Johnswort)
Hidcote | 3 gal LILAC Bloomerang | 3 gal PW Common purple | 3 gal. LT Dwarf Korean | 3 gal Dwarf Korean | 3 gal. Donald Wyman | 5 gal Ellen Wilmont | 3 gal Minuet | 3 gal Miss Canada | 3 gal Miss Kim | 3 gal Persian | 3 gal Royalty lilac | 3 gal Scentara Pura | 3 gal Sensation | 3 gal Yankee doodle | 3 gal Yankee doodle | 5 gal. `NINEBARK Gumdrop Candy | 5 gal Lt) Little Devil | 3 & 5 gal Summer Wine | 3 gal Tiny Wine | 3 gal POTENTILLA Gold Drop | 3 gal McKay (white) | 3 gal PRIVET Golden Vicary | 3 gal ROSE OF SHARON Aphrodite | 3 gal Purple flower | gal Red Floweing | 3 gal Red Heart | 3 gal Dbl. Red | 3 gal SAND CHERRY Sand cherry Lt | 3 gal SMOKE BUSH Royal Purple Lt | 3 gal |
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SPIREA
Anthony Waterer | 3 gal Gold Mound | 3 gal Little Princess | 3 gal Snow Mound | 3 gal Bridle wreath | 3 gal SUMAC Gro-low | 3 gal. VIBURNUMS Compact American | 3 gal Double file | 3 gal Korean spice | 3 gal. Snowball | 3 gal WEIGELA Dark Horse | 3 gal Minuet | 3 gal Red Prince | 3 gal Spilled wine PW | 3 gal. Lt. Wine & Roses | 15-18” gal Wine & Rose 24” | 3 gal WILLOW Dappled | 3 gal Dapple | 4 gal BROADLEAF EVERGREEN AZALAS Red Pink White BOXWOOD Green Velvet | 3gal Green Velvet | 5 gal Green mountain | 3 gal. Sprinter 8-10” PW | 3 gal Winter Gem | 3 gal |
EUONYMUS
Blondy | 3 gal Sunspot | 3 gal HOLLY Blue Princess | 3 gal. Blue Prince | 3 gal. RHODODENDRON (MI Grown- H1 hardy) Large leaf- red, pink & white flower. Small leaf- pink flower EVERGREEN SHRUBS –conifers ARBORVITAE Dark Green 24-30” | 3 gal. Dark Green | 3 gal 2’ Dark Green 5-6’ Dark Green 6-7’ Emerald | 3 gal. fresh pot Emerald | 5 gal. fresh pot Emerald | 7 gal. fresh pot Emerald | 3 gal 24-30” Emerald 30-36” Emerald 4-5’ Green Giant 2.5-3’ Lt Green Giant | 3 gal frest Green Giant 5-6’ Techny | 3 gal CHAMEOCYPARIS Gracillis | 7 gal Gracillis compacta | 7 gal Gold Mop Sungold Vintage Gold | 3 gal 15" HEMLOCK Hemlock 4-5’ |
JUNIPERS
Spartan 30-36”upright Spartan 5-6’ Wichata Blue | 5 gal 3’ LARCH Weeping Larch 5-6’ MICROBIOTA Microbiota PINE Dwf. Mugo dwf | 3 gal SPRUCE Alberta spruce | gal. to 5 gal Baby Blue 5’ B&B Blue | 3 gal light 10-15” Black Hill 18-24” | 3 gal Nest Little Gem White Pine | 10 gal |
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ORNAMENTAL TREES –POTTED
AMELANCHIER –Clump ‘Princess Diane’ 10 gal. ‘Autumn Brilliance 10 gal. ALTHEA Pink Red Purple White BIRCH ‘Whitespire’ 10 gal. CHERRY (10 gal) Pink weeping high graft Pink weeping 3’graft Wht. Weeping high graft Wht. Weeping 3’ graft DOGWOOD Constillation kousa FLOWERING CRABS Candymint 10gal Coral burst 10 gal Indian summer 10 gal Louisa #2 20 gal. Perfect Purple 10 gal Prairie Fire 10 gal Red Barron 7 gal 6’ Red Jewell 10 gal Royal Beauty 10 gal 1” Royalty 10 gal Royalty Raindrop 7 gal 6’ Sargent 10 gal. 5’Sargent Sargentina 7 gal 24-30 spd GINKGO Princeton Sentry 10 gal |
HYDRANGEA
1 Pee Gee 10 gal Quick Fire 7 gal Limelight 10 gal Vanllia Strawberry 10 gal JAPANESE MAPLE Tamykeyama 10 gal Blood Good 7 gal LILACS Beauty of Moscow B&BDwf Korean 24-30” top 7 ga Ivory Silk 25 gal MT ASH Cardinal Royal 10 gal OAK Field grown Pin & Heritage PEAR Autumn blaze 10 gal Cleveland Select 10 gal Chanticleer 6’ 10 ga; WILLOW Weeping Willow 10 gal MAPLES/SHADE Autumn Blaze 10 gal Autumn Blaze 25 gal 1.5” Brandywine 10 gal Brandywind 25 gal Red point 25 gal Somerset 25 gal Crimson King 10 gal Matidor Autumn Blaze 10 gal Red Sunset 10 gal. Fall Fiesta sugar 1” 25 gal Fall Fiesta sugar 1” #2 25 gal. Legacy sugar 15 gal Sycamore London Plane Tree 10 gal |
FRUIT TREES-
APPLE- Empire 5 gal Fuji 5 gal Gala 5 gal Granny Smith 5 gal Honey Crisp 5 gal McIntosh 5 gal Red Delicious 5 gal Red spy 5 gal Winesap 5 gal Yellow delicious 5 gal. Bartlett Pear 5 ga; Contender peach 5 gal Methley’ plum 5 gal Santa Rosa plum 5 gal Stanley Plum 5 gal Lapin Cherry 5 gal Montmorency cherry Stella Cherry 5 gal SMALL FRUIT Blueberry Chester Thornless blackbeery Black Raspberry Jewel Ebony King Black berry Raspberry 3 gal Grapes seedless 8” pots ROSES Carefree Sunshine Yellow 3 gal. Hope for Humanity 3gal Knock out red 3 gal Nearly Wild pink 3 gal Osoeasy Urban Legend 3 gal Pw Climbing red 3 gal Climbing yellow 3 gal Knock out White 3 gal Knock out red 2 gal Grasses Karl Forester, Blue oat, Hamlin Blue Fescue, All Gold, Morning Lights, Hardy Pompas, Porcupine |
STAYCATION
STAYCATIONS FOR YOUR HEALTH WELL BEING
Probably one of the advantages of plants that we often forget. Plants can help provide physical health and help improve mental well-being. * When you work in a garden the feel-good factor increases dramatically. Did you know that one hour of raking, digging, and moving stone can burn almost as many calories as an hour of light jogging? Not only that, but the physical activity can give you a good night’s sleep!
It is true: plants- shrubs, trees, perennials, and annuals are a pleasure to behold. You become relaxed and become calm almost instantly in their presence. Stress melts away as your eye and attention turn to a plant’s color, form, fragrance, and feel. Gardening produces a chemical reaction in your brain that improves mood- gardening makes us happy! Gardening can give us great therapeutic health. Then there are other benefits- the sunshine, the fresh air, cut flowers, the bounty, and the satisfaction of creating and maintaining your garden.
*Janice Stillman editor of The Old Farmer’s Almanac GARDEN GUIDE revised
Welcome to our Garden Center! Relax, and enjoy shopping plants while social distancing on an area of over 3 acres of land.
Probably one of the advantages of plants that we often forget. Plants can help provide physical health and help improve mental well-being. * When you work in a garden the feel-good factor increases dramatically. Did you know that one hour of raking, digging, and moving stone can burn almost as many calories as an hour of light jogging? Not only that, but the physical activity can give you a good night’s sleep!
It is true: plants- shrubs, trees, perennials, and annuals are a pleasure to behold. You become relaxed and become calm almost instantly in their presence. Stress melts away as your eye and attention turn to a plant’s color, form, fragrance, and feel. Gardening produces a chemical reaction in your brain that improves mood- gardening makes us happy! Gardening can give us great therapeutic health. Then there are other benefits- the sunshine, the fresh air, cut flowers, the bounty, and the satisfaction of creating and maintaining your garden.
*Janice Stillman editor of The Old Farmer’s Almanac GARDEN GUIDE revised
Welcome to our Garden Center! Relax, and enjoy shopping plants while social distancing on an area of over 3 acres of land.
Staycations --Creating a Sanctuary
When we find it necessary to stay and vacation at home, we can also create landscaping features which actually make our home a place to enjoy in new ways, more than just a landscape planting. Adding walks, benches, and patios can provide a beautiful, peaceful sanctuary and furnish an outdoor living area that can be used as a breakfast retreat, a reading area, or just an area to experience the solitude of nature. Properly landscaped areas can not only function as living space, but also can provide added solitude and enjoyment. Choosing the right combination of plants - considering types of flowers, color, time of flowering, texture of leaves, and the use of companion plants - is an important part of your décor. Plants continue to appeal to the eye throughout the year and not just at vacation time. A proper mixture of plants can accent your total landscaping through each season. Some plants can bring nature to you, with fruits, flowers, stems and roots that help draw wild birds and animals. Trees can provide shade to cool your home; windbreaks with evergreens can protect the intrusion of wind and create a courtyard to keep your area secluded. They also serve to insulate your house from the winter cold and actually bring down the cost of heating.
Author: Dorian Dobias
When we find it necessary to stay and vacation at home, we can also create landscaping features which actually make our home a place to enjoy in new ways, more than just a landscape planting. Adding walks, benches, and patios can provide a beautiful, peaceful sanctuary and furnish an outdoor living area that can be used as a breakfast retreat, a reading area, or just an area to experience the solitude of nature. Properly landscaped areas can not only function as living space, but also can provide added solitude and enjoyment. Choosing the right combination of plants - considering types of flowers, color, time of flowering, texture of leaves, and the use of companion plants - is an important part of your décor. Plants continue to appeal to the eye throughout the year and not just at vacation time. A proper mixture of plants can accent your total landscaping through each season. Some plants can bring nature to you, with fruits, flowers, stems and roots that help draw wild birds and animals. Trees can provide shade to cool your home; windbreaks with evergreens can protect the intrusion of wind and create a courtyard to keep your area secluded. They also serve to insulate your house from the winter cold and actually bring down the cost of heating.
Author: Dorian Dobias
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Garden Center - (231) 342-0087 or (231) 943-8758
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Our goal is to help you create a beautiful landscape for your home or business. We grow most of our plants, but we also hand-pick many from our suppliers location down state. We have a large selection of plants that are hardy in our Northwestern Michigan climate. Our inventory includes over 75 varieties of flowering shrubs, 35 varieties of evergreens, 40 varieties of ornamental flowering and shade trees, 10 varieties of fruit trees and over 1000 perennials, grasses, herbs and roses.
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