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Selection Criteria

Colour

Colour
  • White
  • Yellow
  • Purple
  • Pink
  • Red
  • Blue
  • Lavender
  • Orange
  • Green
  • Maroon

Blooms in

Blooms in
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  • Summer (97)
  • Spring (57)
  • Fall (41)
  • Winter (1)

Sun or Shade

Sun or Shade
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  • Full Sun (116)
  • Partial Sun (108)
  • Partial Shade (51)
  • Shade (33)

Soil

Soil
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  • Acidic (10)
  • Adaptable (58)
  • Dry (14)
  • Fertile loam (9)
  • Moist (62)

Zone

Zone
  • All
  • 10
  • 11
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4

Height

Height
  • All
  • Less than 1 foot (30 cms or less)
  • Over 35 feet (10 meters)
  • Up to 1.5 feet (50 cms)
  • Up to 2 feet (60 cm)
  • Up to 3 feet (1 meter)

Pollinators

Pollinators
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  • Bees (86)
  • Birds (53)
  • Bumblebees (36)
  • Butterflies (78)
  • Hummingbird (20)
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Experience the beauty of Ontario's own native deciduous conifer – the larch tree! Enjoy evergreen-like foliage in spring and summer, and buttery yellow hues in fall. Find out which small larch varieties are suited for urban gardens and how to best plant and care for them.

Borage Has Many Uses

Experience a beautiful, self-seeding perennial, Borago officinalis, with bright blue star-shaped edible flowers for your herb or wild garden. Its cucumber-flavored flowers and dark green leaves have various medicinal and culinary uses, such as in salads, fruit salads, and as cooked greens. Borage also attracts pollinators, improves the taste of tomatoes, relieves asthmatic symptoms and more. Learn more about the easy-going benefits of Borage!