skip to main content

Gardening in Canada

Looking for - Forsythia 'meadowlark'

17 years ago

A friend of mine is looking for 'Meadowlark' Forsythia. Does anyone know a supplier in Quebec, or one elsewhere in Canada that mail orders?

BP

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (2)

Mystery_Gardener
17 years ago
Does anyone from Canada on this forum have this shrub? If so, they could send BP a small piece, forsythia is one of the easiest shrubs to root at this time of year. I stuck a junk piece in the ground last year to support a skinny lily, this year it is a cute little foot high shrub that needs to be moved.

I have two types of forsythia but I have no idea which cultivars they are (one is probably the species, they grow everywhere here). The second one I grew from a cutting of my Dad's plant which he has had for many years and so it is probably an older cultivar.

Cheers,
MG
bonniepunch
Original Author
17 years ago
I'm looking for it for a friend, but that is an idea - thanks MG! If anyone has any and wouldn't mind sending me some, let me know, and I'll send you a list of things I can offer in trade. They're looking specifically for 'Meadowlark'.

I guess I should go post this over in the exchange forum too :-)

BP
Related Professionals
Norfolk Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Milford Landscape Contractors · Ashburn Landscape Contractors · Chelmsford Landscape Contractors · Dedham Landscape Contractors · Lake Saint Louis Landscape Contractors · Placerville Landscape Contractors · Pleasanton Landscape Contractors · Riverhead Landscape Contractors · Siloam Springs Landscape Contractors · Stony Brook Landscape Contractors · Streamwood Landscape Contractors · Whitehall Landscape Contractors · Kingsburg Landscape Contractors · Goldenrod Landscape Contractors

Related Stories

SPRING GARDENING 8 Sunny Spring Flowers

Add a burst of yellow to the garden with forsythia, witch hazel, winter jasmine and more

LIFE True Confessions of a House Stalker

By Alison Hodgson

Letting go when a new owner dares to change a beloved house's look can be downright difficult. Has this ever happened to you?

GARDENING GUIDES The Quotable Garden: Writings That Will Grab Your Heart

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Maybe you’ll see yourself in these reflections. Or maybe you’ll find a whole new way of looking at gardening

GARDENING GUIDES Great Design Plant: Knock Out Roses

By J. Peterson Garden Design

As glorious as their high-maintenance kin for a fraction of the work, Knock Out roses make even beginners look like garden stars

GARDENING GUIDES Great Design Plant: Lindera Benzoin Offers 3-Season Interest

By Curtis Adams

Support wildlife and enjoy the aromatic leaves of this U.S. native also known as spicebush, Benjamin bush and spicewood

COLOR Garden Color: Lighten and Brighten With Yellow

From mellow to far out, yellow plants and accent features can bring a taste of the sun close to home

GARDENING GUIDES Garden-Friendly Native Alternatives to Overplanted Exotics

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

There are lots of gorgeous, wildlife-friendly native plants ready to make an appearance in your garden

SOUTHEAST GARDENING Southeast Gardener's January Checklist

By Gardening with Confidence®

Resolve to see your garden with fresh eyes this year while you plant, plan and take care of necessary maintenance

DINING ROOMS New This Week: 4 Casual-Meets-Formal Modern Dining Rooms

By Mitchell Parker

These spaces bridge the gap between laid-back family meals and elegant occasions

GARDENING GUIDES Backyard Birds: The Wonder of Warblers

By Habitat Network

These small, dynamic birds call North America home, with the yellow-rumped warbler flocking to every U.S. state

More Discussions

Elephant ears bulbs still connected to the old bulb...

2