August 4, 2020
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There is alot going on at the garden centre. By alot I mean lots of new product - items that weren't instock in the spring. Stop by for a look around!
NEW ARRIVALS INCLUDE,
Walnut Trees
Wisteria - many to choose from
Japanese Stewartia - 2 sizes
Paperpark Maple
Cedrus Blue Atlas weeping
Hydrangeas
Phormium
ITOH Peony
Bamboo
Quaking Aspen
Redbud and Hibiscus
Twisty Baby Robinia
HAZELNUTS - buy a pollinating pair and receive $20 off
Venus, Eddie's White Wonder and Satomi Dogwood!
'Royal Cardinal' Mountain Ash, populus tremulus erecta, Laburnum Golden Chain, London plane Tree, Butterflies Magnolia, Sugar Maple and Pin oak.
Ornamental Flowering Cherry
Lots of apple trees still available
Plum, cherry and pear sold quickly this year
Please shop early for best selection
Including yellow sentinel columnar
HARD CIDER ANYONE?
Brown Snout, Chisel Jersey, Yarlington Mill, Cap of Liberty and Kingston Black
Decorative glazed clay planters pots all sizes and colors
Concrete Benches
Fir and hemlock bark mulch by the bag
Open every day from 10am - 5pm
Social distancing and sanitation practices in place
For inspiration I recommend Pinterest
some ideas:
conifers
shade gardens
rock terrace
water gardens
gardens that attract birds
hakonechloa
hedges
pleached trees and fountains.....I could go on
PINTEREST update
FYI ......I decided to create an OUTBACK NURSERY board.
Reference sites to get you started on your dream garden!
www.google.ca
www.monrovia.com
www.gardenia.net
www.rhs.org.uk
Your project will bring you extra enjoyment if you spend some time learning about the plants and trees that you like before your visit.
We look forward to seeing you (from a distance)
Welcome to Outback Nursery & Garden Centre
6016 Headquarters Road
Outback Nursery is one of the largest garden centres on Vancouver Island. Our nursery is situated on a 6 acre property and offers 5 overflowing greenhouses (30x170ft); almost 23,000 square feet.
Outback Nursery began in 1998-1999 when our parents retired to the island from Aldergrove. They asked if we'd be interested in joining them and then purchased this heavily treed property. We began clearing some trees and settled into country life trying our hand at raising some turkeys and pigs as well as growing some hedging and conifers. We joined the Farmer's Market, then as our inventory expanded we began running a spec truck down island stopping here and there to show our quality product to potential customers.
Little by little the property was cleared and one by one the greenhouses and irrigation zones increased to what you see today. In the beginning we were limited to wholesale and landscape clientele, then somewhere along the way interest in our nursery grew and we seized the opportunity to open to the public.
Please follow this link to read more about us.
