Purple Springs Nursery
Premium wholesale and retail trees and turf
Trees and turf that thrive. From our soil to yours.
Purple Springs is a forward-thinking nursery in Armstrong, BC, supplying premium trees and mesh-free Kentucky Bluegrass turf to homeowners, landscapers, contractors, and developers throughout the Okanagan and Shuswap, with wholesale distribution across Canada and the United States.
Our locally grown turf is selected for strong rooting, drought tolerance, and long-term performance in Okanagan conditions, while our carefully cultivated trees are chosen for their health, hardiness, and ability to thrive in the region’s climate. From innovative growing practices to knowledgeable support, we help create landscapes that establish quickly, conserve resources, and provide lasting beauty and value for years to come.
Apple
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Apple trees are widely cultivated fruit trees known for their edible round fruit. They are relatively easy to grow, requiring at least 6-8 hours of sunlight and well-drained soil. Two different apple tree varieties are usually needed for pollination, though crabapple...
Ash
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A tree known for it’s wide spread canopy, Ash trees are a great choice for quick growing shade. Many choose the Ash tree to bring a pop of colour to their landscape in the fall.
Aspen
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A fast growing native North American tree with smooth pale park. Delicate light green, round leaves tremble in the breeze. Aspen trees often have brilliant golden fall colour. This species is attractive when planted in mass planting or as individual specimens.
Birch
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We grow hardy birch trees that adapt well to tough climates. Many of our birch trees have an upright, narrowly pyramidal form making them a great choice for beside buildings or as a privacy barrier.
Buckeye
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A unique tree that stands out in a landscape thanks to it’s beautiful flowers and gorgeous fall colours. Buckeye leaves and large and textured creating a full canopy with great shade while in season.
Chokecherry
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Chokecherry trees are native North American trees, known for their white spring flowers and dark red to black berries in late summer. They are relatively small, typically reaching 3-10 meters in height, and can be found in various habitats like woodlands, along stre...
Crabapple
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Crabapple trees, belonging to the Malus genus, are known for their beautiful spring blossoms, colorful fruit, and attractive fall foliage, making them a popular choice for ornamental landscapes. They are relatively small trees, typically ranging from 15 to 20 feet ta...
Elm
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A fast growing tree with dark green foliage. Many Elm trees turn vibrant yellow in the fall. An excellent shade tree that adapts well to a variety of soil conditions and does well in urban situations.
Hawthorn
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A small, upright, rounded tree, Hawthorn trees produce gorgeous flowers - some white, some pink depending on the variety. The Hawthorn tree is a very cold hardy tree. It’s compact nature makes it a great choice for the front yard.
Honeylocust
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Honeylocust trees are known for their feather-like foliage. New lighter growth creates charming, subtle contrast with darker interior foliage. A good tree to provide shade for plants that need protection from the sun.
Lilac
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This stunning tree is a show stopper. The arrival of fragrant clusters of flowers is a welcome treat during the transition from spring to summer. Creamy white flowers stand out against the dark green foliage.
Linden
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A neat, formal looking tree. Linden trees are well known for their symmetry. Branches are evenly spaced around the trunk. Glossy, dark green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Fragrent yellow-white flowers arrive in early summer.
Maple
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One of our most popular tree species, our maple trees are prairie hardy and extremely durable in cold weather. A great choice for a driveway liner or to make a statement in a large landscape.
Mountain Ash
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Small, narrow open ornamental tree with dark green feather-like compound leaves that turn yellow to red in fall. The Mountain Ash tree is a slow growing native species with white flowers followed by red fruit clusters. An attractive array of colours year round...
Oak
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Oak trees are known for their attractive corky bark. Large, lobed foliage gives the Oak tree a unique look, easily distinguishable in any landscape.
Serviceberry
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Small tree or multi-stemmed shrub with beautiful white flower clusters followed by delicious, edible, dark purple berries. Attractive light grey bark, green foliage and bright red fall colour. Great ornamental or accent tree.
Premium Turf Supply for Landscapers, Contractors & Homeowners
Premium mesh-free Kentucky Bluegrass turf grown locally in the North Okanagan for contractors, landscapers, and homeowners seeking healthy, durable lawns that can better handle the region’s hot, dry summers and rising water costs.
Fresh-cut to order and delivered the same day whenever possible, our turf is designed for strong rooting, fast establishment, drought tolerance, and long-lasting performance in Okanagan conditions.
Whether you’re completing a landscaping project, replacing a lawn, or building a new outdoor space, we provide dependable supply, local expertise, and quality turf that looks great from day one while helping create more resilient, water-conscious landscapes.
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Subsurface Drip Irrigation: A Smarter Way to Water
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Creating a Fire-Smart Yard: Protecting Your Home During Fire Season
How Much Water Does a Lawn Need?
The Benefits of Aeration and Overseeding: The Secret to a Thicker, Healthier Lawn
Turf Maintenance Calendar: Your Month-by-Month Guide to a Healthy Lawn
Subsurface Drip Irrigation: A Smarter Way to Water
Why Turf Makes Sense During Water Restrictions in the Okanagan
Best Time to Install Turf in the Okanagan
How Often Should You Water New Sod?
Seed vs. Sod: Which Is Better for Your Lawn?
How Much Turf Do I Need?
Why Lawns Struggle in Okanagan Heat
How to Prepare Your Yard for Turf
How Much Water Does a Lawn Need?
Turf Maintenance Calendar: Your Month-by-Month Guide to a Healthy Lawn
Subsurface Drip Irrigation: A Smarter Way to Water
How Often Should You Water New Sod?
Our Approach to Pest Control and How You Can Do It At Home!
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Why You Should Make Friends With Weeds
How To Care for Your Tree After Planting
Plant Nutrition & Aphid Control
Creating a Fire-Smart Yard: Protecting Your Home During Fire Season
The Benefits of Aeration and Overseeding: The Secret to a Thicker, Healthier Lawn
Subsurface Drip Irrigation: A Smarter Way to Water
Why Turf Makes Sense During Water Restrictions in the Okanagan
Seed vs. Sod: Which Is Better for Your Lawn?
Why Lawns Struggle in Okanagan Heat
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Potted Vs. Field Grown Trees
Our Approach to Pest Control and How You Can Do It At Home!
Why You Should Make Friends With Weeds
How a BC Tree Nursery Grows Healthy Trees
Plant Nutrition & Aphid Control
6 Potted Trees Your Landscape Clients Will Love
5 Tips to Grow a Healthy Fruit Tree
3 Fast Growing Trees That Give Shade QUICK
5 Flowering Trees to Beautify Your Lawn
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