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Celebrating 50 years – 1966 to 2016! Come see why Eising’s has been in business for 50 years.
A huge assortment of quality plants. 1
Perennials, shrubs & trees, annuals, herbs & veggies… And we offer so much more!
814 Cockshutt Road, Simcoe, ON N3Y 4K4 519-428-4607 |
www.eising.ca
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BOB’S SUPERSTRONG GREEN- HOUSE
(F) – 705-295-4035 PLASTICS. Pond liners,
tarps. Resists Canadian thunderstorms, yellowing, cats, branches, punctures. Custom sizes. Samples. Box 1450-O-G, Altona, MB, R0G 0B0. Ph: 204-327-5540 Fax:
(204)-327-5527. www.
northerngreenhouse.com. 5
FLORABUNDA SEEDS Saving the Seeds of Our Past
Heirloom Flowers, Vegetables, Herbs – Wildflower Mixes - Unusual Varieties A leader in heirloom seeds, gardeners
count on us. Shop with us, we make it easy.
www.florabundaseeds.com
contact@florabundaseeds.com (P) – 705-295-6440
localgardener.net 6 IndianRiver, ON Canada Free catalogue available upon request.
Terra Edibles - Small Ontario-based company offering organically-grown seeds for heirloom tomatoes, vegetables and herbs. Visit
www.terraedibles.ca for online catalogue. Retail at the Village Green, 535 Ashley St, Foxboro ON K0K 2B0.
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FRUIT TREES. Interesting selection of heritage and disease resistant apple, pear, Asian pear, plum, cherry and quince trees. Request a free catalogue today. Call 519-804-6060 or visit
www.silver-
creeknursery.ca
Fernwood Plant Nursery. Hardy Ferns for Canadian Gardens. North American, British, and Asian varieties, proudly grown in the Maritimes. Order online. Shipping across Canada.
www.fernwoodplantnursery.ca, Tel: 902-402-2044.
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Canning Perennials – Hardy Peren- nial Plant Specialist. Over 1,500 varieties including new and unusual perenni- als, ornamental grasses, clematis, vines, distinctive shrubs and much more. We ship across Canada or save $$ when you pick-up your plants. Paris, Ontario. 519-458-4271. Shop on-line at
www.canningperennials. com
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