Southlands Nursery Vancouver

This week’s at Southlands.

In September, Vancouver gardens transition into early fall with late-bloomers like Dahlias and Japanese anemones providing vivid colour alongside ripening fruit and lush ornamental grasses. Golden sunlight softens the foliage as cooler nights hint at the upcoming seasonal shift, creating a rich, textured garden landscape.

With Thomas Hobbs

Our Allium line up!

Quick Facts About Alliums/Ornamnental Onions
Easy to grow
Blooms in spring and early summer
Best planted in well-drained soil
Thrives in full sun and drought tolerant
Avoid damp sites on heavy soil
Propagate from offeets, aerial bulbils or seed
Good cut flowers
Attractive to pollinators

With Thomas Hobbs and Florissa

Tom and Brent’s farm grown dahlias on our Flower Tables this weekend!

Fridge Magnets!

With Thomas Hobbs

Hiring new team members for the fall/winter season.
Customer service and plant care.
Full-time preferred.

Please come say hello, and drop off a resume in person.
Look for Jordan and/or Chika.

Ruby Falls Eastern Redbud
Cercis Canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’

Weeping, purple leaf redbud has violet blooms in early spring. Ruby Falls is a cross of Cercis Covey and Forest Pansy. Full sun to part shade. 6’ high x 8’ wide. Zone 5.

With Thomas Hobbs

Calluna vulgaris Sydney. No flowers. 18 inches by 18 inches.

With Thomas Hobbs

Sole D’Arancia False Sunflower
Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Sole D’Arancia’

Brighten your garden with rich orange-gold blooms that bloom from summer to fall. This vibrant perennial attracts bees and butterflies, adding life to sunny beds and borders. Easy to grow, long-blooming, and deer-resistant - perfect for pollinator-friendly, low maintenance landscapes. Adds remarkable colour and texture to mixed containers; absolutely dazzling when mass planted. Full sun. 18-24 inches tall by 16-20 inches wide. 45-60 centimeters tall by 40-50 centimeters wide. Zones 3-9. Upright clump. Blooms mid summer to early fall. Average soil.

With Thomas Hobbs

This week’s at Southlands.

In September, Vancouver gardens transition into early fall with late-bloomers like Dahlias and Japanese anemones providing vivid colour alongside ripening fruit and lush ornamental grasses. Golden sunlight softens the foliage as cooler nights hint at the upcoming seasonal shift, creating a rich, textured garden landscape.

With Thomas Hobbs Proven Winners Proven Winners ColorChoice Flowering Shrubs Bergs Potter