Did rabbits eat your euonymus or burning bush last winter? Did your evergreens go brown on one side? Or did your garden just look messy come spring?

We are happy to help you put your gardens to rest for the winter this year, whether that’s just a little advice or a visit from one of our staff. 

Please send us a message if you would like a visit before we close down for the season. We are also happy to chat with you directly if you have any questions.

PLANTS TO WRAP IN BURLAP

• Anything Zone 6 (on the edge of our climate comfort)
• Any evergreen that is near a heat exchange or heat exhaust (the freeze thaw can cause the plants to go brown)
• Yew (optional, depending on wind exposure)
• Alberta Spruce
• Trees or shrubs threatened by deer (cedars, yews)

PLANTS TO PROTECT FROM RABBITS (you can buy deer and rabbit spray or use some kind of fencing)

• Burning Bush
• Euonymus
• Barberry
• Balloon flowers

PLANTS TO PROTECT FROM DEER

• Cedar
• Yew 

PLANTS WE LEAVE UP FOR WINTER INTEREST (optional)

• Hydrangea
• Most ornamental grasses