Species/Cultivars
Ht.
Sp.
Features
Foothills Green Ash Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Heuver’
15 m
8m
Seedless male selection developed by Calgary nursery Uniform growth habit and resistant to sunscald
Manchurian Ash Fraxinus mandshurica
10 m
5m
Oval canopy of compact leaflets turn gold in fall This tree is liked by nursery growers and designers
Northern Gem Ash Fraxinus x ‘Northern Gem’
10 m
7m
Hybrid cross between Manchurian and Black Ash Broad oval form makes it a good shade tree
Northern Treasure Ash
10 m
5m
Hybrid cross between Manchurian and Black Ash Upright form makes it a good street tree
15 m
6m
Seedless selection is more uniform than Green Ash species Widely planted boulevard and street tree
15 m
4m
Seedless male selection is a good median tree More upright branching and narrower than other Green Ash
Fraxinus x ‘Northern Treasure’
Patmore Green Ash Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’
Prairie Spire Ash
Kelly Storm
Ruth Staal - greengate garden centres
Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Rugby’
Manchurian Ash fall color
Patmore Green Ash
Cultivars
Flowers
Golden Lights
Golden-yellow
Mandarin Lights
Salmon-orange
Orchid Lights
Lavender-purple
Rosy Lights
Rosy-pink
White Lights
Blush-white
Casey Van Vloten
AZALEA, Northern Lights Series Rhododendron x ‘Northern Lights’ Hardiness Zone 4 Ht. 1 m Sp. 1 m Clusters of double spring flowers are found on this deciduous shrub. Available in various flower colors, foliage turns bronzy-red in fall. Azaleas prefer a protected, partial shade location and acidic, moist soil.
Deciduous Trees & Shrubs
ASH Fraxinus species Hardiness Zone 2-3 These hardy trees have ashen gray bark color and attractive leaflets, which turn golden yellow in late summer. Ash are commonly used as shade or street trees as they tolerate a range of soil conditions. Ash prefers full sun.
Rosy Lights Azalea 3