text: Find exactly what you need for a landscaping project of any size. Our quality nursery plants are sourced locally and from across the county. They are specifically chosen to thrive in our West Michigan growing conditions.
  Need help finding the right plant for your space? Our experienced staff can help you choose the right trees and shrubs for your specific location, whether it be sun or shade, wet or dry, evergreen or deciduous. And we can get you started right with planting, watering, pruning, and fertilizing information.
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  Broadleaf Evergreens
  These trees and shrubs also retain their foliage year-round but have broad flat leaves as opposed to the needle-like foliage of conifers. Broadleaf evergreens make a great backdrop to other plants, and many flower in season. For example, boxwood, holly, rhododendron, and euonymus.	
  Evergreen Trees & Shrubs
  An evergreen is any plant that retains its foliage year-round. Therefore, evergreens provide winter interest when landscapes in Michigan can look bare. And they can create a privacy fence between neighbors or even hide unsightly places in your yard. For example, arborvitae, junipers, spruce, and yews.	
  Fruit Trees
  West Michigan has a great climate for growing fruit trees. Growing your own fruit is healthy for you and the environment, and is a wonderful family learning opportunity. See our blog on how to Grow your own fruit.
  Shade Trees
  Shade trees can cool your home, reduce energy usage, and provide a great space to relax and enjoy your yard. Choose varieties according to mature size, canopy density, growth habit and soil conditions.	
  Small Fruit
  Grow your own blueberries, grapes, or raspberries and enjoy the freshest fruit possible! Varieties are available for small spaces and even containers.	
  Specialty Trees
  Otherwise known as specimen plants, these nursery plants create interest and provide a focal point in your landscape. With unusual form, texture, or color, these plants stand out. For example, Japanese maples, weeping forms of evergreen or deciduous trees, or flowering trees.	
  Flowering Shrubs
  Flowering shrubs are one of the easiest ways to reinvigorate your landscape. Many are fast growing, deer resistant, and only need yearly pruning to maintain their beauty. For example, hydrangeas, lilacs, rose of Sharon, or dogwood.	
  Roses
  Landscaping with roses can range from traditional hybrid tea varieties with beauty and fragrant blooms, to modern shrub roses that bloom longer and require little maintenance.	
  Vines
  Vines can provide a vertical element in your yard with attractive foliage and showy flowers. They can be trained to grow up trellises or fences and can create privacy. Examples include clematis, honeysuckle, wisteria, or climbing hydrangea.