Outback Nursery & Garden Centre
6016 Headquarters Rd V9J 1M7 Courtenay, BC, Canada

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Beni and I on fence patrol

Open weekends 10-4! Beautiful winter red stalks of Reka blueberry.

House in Inistioge hugged by wisteria, Ireland

Arizona Chaparral cypress Unique colour - pastel minty sage with cinnamon bark. Beautiful combination.

Evergreen magnolia 3 varieties DD Blanchard, Edith Bogue and Bracken's Brown Beauty

We are now closed for the winter season. For Gift Certificates please send an email to [email protected] are now closed for the winter season. For Gift Certificates please send an email to [email protected]

Specialty conifers and assorted concrete pieces for your special someone this Christmas

RHODO's $15-$40 Crete Nova zembla Roseum elegans... Kalinka Mardi Gras Minnetonka Percy Wiseman Wine and Roses Jean Marie De Montague Ken Janeck Scintillation Yaku Sunrise Yaku Princess Cunningham blush Cunningham White Rimini Skookum Bruce Brechtbill See more

We have a great selection of concrete fountains, benches and stepping stones.

Gift Certificates from Outback Nursery for your FAVOURITE gardener! We don't have an online platform so please send an email to [email protected] or a text to Michelle at 250-702-4715 and I'll help you with the rest. We are open again next weekend from 10-4.... Thank you

File photo of our 8ft Excelsa. We have them live and potted for Christmas

We've been receiving lots of phone calls regarding Live Christmas trees. We have lots of conifers that would look great decorated whether brought inside your house for couple days or left in your yard. Consider Blue spruce, Arizona chaparral, weeping sequoia, giant sequoia. 8ft Excelsa western red Cedar $75.00. One large hemlock available. Table toppers or "at the door" Grand and Noble Fir only $3.00 each. ... We are open this weekend 10-4. Last weekend of the year. Merry Christmas from all of us

Weeping pink styrax field shots this summer

Red twig dogwood, Midwinter fire dogwood and assorted berberis.

Don't be a neatnik. Prepare your yard for winter by leaving the leaves. Leaf litter provides a winter home for insects and the insects provide food for songbi...rds like the Hermit Thrush and American Robin. Leaf litter can be raked away from structures and pathways and used as mulch in garden beds. Don't deadhead your annuals and perennials. Instead, leave the seedheads intact for the Dark-eyed Junco, American Goldfinch and White-crowned Sparrow to enjoy a winter bounty of seed. If you can't resist deadheading, tuck the clippings around your garden beds so the seedheads are still available for the birds. If you have the space and it is fire-safe to do so in your area, create a brush pile with trimmings from trees and shrubs. Brush piles provide shelter for many ground-dwelling and mid-story songbird species like California Towhee and Bewick's Wren as well as insects. Don't be a neatnik. A less tidy garden will provide songbirds and the insects they love with food and shelter all winter long.

A good example of how an Excelsa western cedar grows when spaced at 15ft. Deer resistant and grows 2 feet per year. Still time to plant.

We are open weekends only thru November 10-4 BULBS are officially on sale 30% off

Parrotia (2) Acer Koto no ito (2) and this weeks Fothergilla colour