Jeffries Nurseries Ltd.
Trans Canada HWY R1N 3B7 Portage La Prairie, MB, Canada

Our top 5 Perennials of 2020! #1 - Stella D’Oro Daylily #2 - Becky Shasta Daisy #3 - Silver Mound #4 - Native Fern... #5 - Russian Sage See more

Here are our top 5 fruit trees of 2020! #1 - Goodland Apple #2 - Prairie Welcome Pear #3 - Red Gemini Apple #4 - Pembina Plum... #5 - September Ruby Apple See more

Here they are! Week #1... Our top 5 shrubs of 2020! 1 - Annabelle Hydrangea 2 - Little Lady Lilac 3 - Incrediball Hydrangea 4 - Pinktini Lilac... 5 - Ivory Halo Dogwood See more

What a crazy year it’s been, full of ups and downs. With the end of 2020 fast approaching we are going to post Jeffries Nurseries’ hottest plants of 2020 weekly. Stay tuned! Tomorrow we start the countdown

This cute, compact lilac is perfect for a small space or part of a larger landscape! https://youtu.be/Rcb0bY10Vxk

Suns Out Mums Out

For the health and safety of our staff and customers, we will not be opening our retail store to the public in May. We will however be taking orders for scheduled pick up only (sorry, no delivery), but we do encourage you to shop at your local garden centre. You can view our products at http://www.northerngardencollection.ca or browse our availability list without pricing at http://www.jeffriesnurseries.com/avail.htm . Orders can be emailed to [email protected]. Please allow 2-3 business days to review your order. Once your order is confirmed, we will work to arrange a pick up date and time that works for you. Payment can be made by e-transfer, Visa or MasterCard. Thank you for your understanding.

Shipping has started! We’re so busy we have started to use the floor to hold plants

Tired of being stuck indoors? It’s time to get out and give your yard a little TLC! It’s the perfect time to clean up around the yard and get everything ready for planting. If you can’t get out and about you might as well make your yard your new paradise The University of Minnesota has a great page for more info on dividing perennials: https://extension.umn.edu/planting-and-/dividing-perennials

The columbines are telling us they’re ready for spring

Feeling a little punny on this grey day

Happy first day of spring! It’s getting pretty colourful here

3.14 - Happy Pi Day everyone! To celebrate, here are some of the best hardy fruits to plant for unlimited amounts of pie Apples - Goodland and Prairie Magic Saskatoons Strawberries... Rhubarb Honeyberry Are there other prairie hardy plants you use for your pies??

Planting with winter in mind! Hydrangeas, evergreens, dogwood, and grasses are great plants to use for winter interest

We added 4 Delphiniums to our lineup this year Can’t wait for these babies to start blooming!

According to The Weather Network we are in for a longer winter than we thought. Maybe if we will it hard enough winter will leave... who’s ready for spring?!

Potting has started!!

Friday wrapped up the GISC in Calgary. Thanks to all of those who stopped by and said hi! Greenhouse Canada got a nice photo of Amy showing off Pinktini lilac... https://www.greenhousecanada.com//2019-gisc-wraps-up-33175

Come see us in booth 308/310 at the Green Industry Show & Conference in Calgary on November 14 and 15! We hope to see you there!

It is on this day that we remember those who fought and those who died to protect our freedom. Lest We Forget.

Happy Fall Y'all! There is so much beauty in fall with late blooming perennials and the added bonus of foliage colour. Check out these plants as a sample of (only some of) the best fall colour!

‘Tis the season! You may start noticing Fall Webworm in your trees any time now. Here is some helpful information on how to deal with them!

Marvellous Match Monday! Why stop at two?! Brighten up a shady spot by adding pops of colour using astilbe, ligularia, bright coloured hostas, and hydrangeas. Contrast with darker colours of coral bells, bugbane, and dark green hostas. Border with bugleweed or lamium.

It's Monday!!!... Here's this weeks Marvellous Match! Little Lady Lilac and Marmalade Potentilla! These two shrubs are both Jeffries Nurseries introductions, and both work very well in sunny, dry areas. Little Lady will bloom lilac-pink in spring and stay nice and compact at 5' maturity. Marmalade works great in front, only reaching 3' with dark orange blooms through the whole summer. Make sure to water well in the first year or two until established. After that they are great drought tolerant shrubs!

Old stuff laying around that you’re not sure what to do with?! This Winnipeg dive shop took old mismatched fins and turned them into a vertical garden! Diver City SCUBA Inc.