Trees for Northern Landscapes

by Wilbert G. RonaldPhilip S. Ronald

Trees for Northern Landscapes is a practical, full-colour guide to selecting, planting, and caring for trees suited to cold climates (USDA Zones 2–4), particularly across the Canadian Prairies and northern U.S. Written by experienced Manitoba nursery growers, the book profiles hundreds of hardy species and cultivars—including hybrid oaks, aspens, poplars, and disease-resistant ornamentals.

 

It combines clear planting advice, descriptions of tree form and growth habits, tips on avoiding common pests and diseases, and landscape design considerations. Richly illustrated with photographs, it is designed to help gardeners, landscapers, and landowners choose trees that will thrive in regions with harsh winters and short growing seasons.

Fall colour on an advanced selection of sugar maple growing in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba

Jeffries Nurseries

Who Should Read

  • Gardeners & landscapers in cold climates seeking reliable, region‑tested tree options.
  • Landowners in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and similar zones facing limited space or extreme winters.
  • Professional arborists and nursery suppliers wanting insight into prairie‑adapted varieties developed by local experts.

Metadata

  • publisher
    Jefferies Nurseries Ltd.
  • publisher place
    Portage la Prairie, MB
  • rights
    © Wilbert G. Ronald and Philip S. Ronald, 2017.