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Download Printable PDF Bareroot Availability Sevenoaks Native Nursery Bareroot Availability Sep 17, 2021 ORDERING DETAILS: Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Larix occidentalis Sold – SS = Seed Source * western larch Out – Lower prices for orders of 1000+ per species Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cercis occidentalis Sold * – BOLD numbers indicate actual quantities western redbud Out – $5.00 charge to split bundles Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Lithocarpus densiflorus ssp. densiflorus Sold – For orders less then a full bundle, price is X * tan oak Out 3 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cornus nuttallii Sold * – Quantity under 100 per species, price is X 2 Pacific dogwood Out – Prices based on $200 minimum order. Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Lonicera hispidula Orders under $200 price is X 2 Sold * hairy honeysuckle Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cornus sericea ssp. occidentalis Sold * creek dogwood Out Trees and Shrubs Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Lonicera involucrata SS: Linn County, OR twinberry 1/0 seedlings Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1900 6"/12" * 1+ 100 Sold Abies grandis * grand fir Cornus sericea ssp. sericea Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle redtwig dogwood SS: Lincoln County, OR Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle C-1 rooted winter cuttings * Out 1/0 seedlings 100 6"/12" * 1+ 50 Acer circinatum 950 12"/18" * 1+ 50 Mahonia aquifolium vine maple 2000 6"/12" * 1+ 100 tall Oregon grape Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cornus sericea ssp. sericea 'Baileyi' Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Sold * Bailey's red twig * Out Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Acer glabrum c-1 rooted summer cuttings Mahonia nervosa rocky mountain maple 900 3"/6" * 1+ 50 lance-leaf Oregon grape Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cornus sericea ssp. sericea 'Flaviramea' Sold Sold * yellow twig * Out Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Acer macrophyllum Mahonia repens C-1 rooted winter cuttings big leaf maple creeping Oregon grape 100 6"/12" * 2+ 25 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Cornus sericea ssp. sericea 'Kelseyi' Sold Sold * * Out Kelsey's red twig Out Aesculus californica Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Oemlaria cerasiformis California buckeye C-1 rooted winter cuttings oso berry, Indian plum 200 12"+ * 2+ 15 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 400 3"/6" * 2+ 25 Sold Sold * * Out 400 6"/12" * 2+ 25 Out Alnus incana ssp. tenuifolia Corylus cornuta ssp. californica Philadelphus lewisii mountain alder California hazelnut mock orange Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Sold Sold * * * Out Out Out Alnus rhombifolia Corylus cornuta ssp. cornuta Physocarpus capitatus white alder beaked hazelnut Pacific ninebark Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Sold SS: Linn County, OR * * Out Out Sold * Alnus rubra Crataegus douglasii Out red alder Oregon hawthorn Physocarpus capitatus 'Rubio' Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Rubio's ninebark SS: Linn County, OR SS: Linn County, OR Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1/1 transplants 1/0 seedlings Sold * 70 6'/7' * 1 15 335 18"/24" * 1 50 Out Amelanchier alnifolia 1400 6"/12" * 1 100 Pinus contorta ssp. contorta western serviceberry Cupressus bakeri shore pine Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Matthews' cypress Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold SS: Willamette Valley, OR Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * Out Sold Sold * * Out Out Pinus jeffreyi Betula occidentalis Fraxinus latifolia Jeffrey pine water birch Oregon ash Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * Out Sold SS: Linn County, OR * Out 1/0 seedlings Pinus ponderosa Betula papyrifera 2000 3"/6" * 1 100 ponderosa pine paper birch 2475 6"/12" * 1 100 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1/1 transplants SS: Willamette Valley, OR Sold Sold 30 3'/4' * 1 20 * * Out Out 100 4'/5' * 1 20 Calocedrus decurrens 70 5'/6' * 1 15 Populus tremuloides quaking aspen incense cedar Holodiscus discolor Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle oceanspray Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold SS: Northern Idaho * Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1/1 transplants Out Sold * Ceanothus cuneatus Out 100 3'/4' Whip * 1+ 25 narrow-leaved buck brush 100 4'/5' Br * 3+ 20 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 541.757.6520 Fax: 541.738.2607 1 Sevenoaks Native Nursery Bareroot Availability Sep 17, 2021 100 3"/6" * 1 100 Sold Populus tremuloides * quaking aspen 300 6"/12" * 1 50 Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Quercus phellos Ribes X Nidigrolaria 25 4'/5' Whip * 1+ 25 willow oak jostaberry 65 6'/7' Br * 3+ 10 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold C-1 rooted winter cuttings Populus trichocarpa (P. balsamifera ssp. * trichocarpa) Out 100 12"/18" * 3+ 15 black cottonwood Quercus suber Rosa gymnocarpa Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle cork oak bald hip rose SS: Benton County, OR Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Sold 1/0 seedlings * * Out Out 1800 6"/12" * 1 100 Potentilla fruticosa Quercus vaccinifolia Rosa nutkana huckleberry oak Nootka rose shrubby cinquefoil Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold SS: Linn County, OR Sold * * Out Out 1/0 seedlings Prunus emarginata Quercus wislizenii 150 12"/18" * 1+ 50 interior live oak bittercherry 75 18"/24" * 1+ 25 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 400 2'/3' * 1+ 25 Sold Sold * 800 6"/12" * 1+ 100 * Out Out Rosa pisocarpa Prunus virginiana Rhamnus californica ssp. occidentalis clustered wild rose California coffeeberry common chokecherry Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle SS: Linn County, OR Sold SS: Benton County, OR * 1/0 seedlings Out 1/0 seedlings 900 12"/18" * 1+ 50 Rhamnus purshiana 400 12"/18" * 1+ 50 200 18"/24" * 1+ 50 cascara 300 18"/24" * 1+ 50 1500 6"/12" * 1+ 100 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 900 6"/12" * 1+ 100 Rosa rugosa SS: Benton County, OR rugosa rose Pseudotsuga menziesii 1/0 seedlings Douglas fir Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 200 3"/6" * 100 Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1/0 seedlings 1/1 transplants SS: Willamette Valley, OR 150 12"/18" * 1+ 50 60 4'/5' * 1 15 Sold 700 6"/12" * 1+ 100 * 40 5'/6' * 1 10 Out Rosa woodsii Rhus glabra Purshia tridentata Wood's rose smooth sumac bitterbrush Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle SS: Northern Idaho SS: Northern Idaho Sold 1/0 seedlings * Sold Out * Out 1400 12"/18" * 1+ 50 Pyrus fusca 1200 6"/12" * 1+ 100 western crabapple Ribes alpinum alpine currant Rubus leucodermis Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle black cap raspberry Sold * Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Out Sold * Sold Out * Quercus chrysolepsis Out canyon live oak Ribes aureum golden currant Rubus odoratus Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle purple-flowering raspberry SS: Plumas County, CA SS: Northern Idaho Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Sold * 1/0 seedlings * Out Out 600 3"/6" * 1+ 100 Quercus douglasii Rubus parviflorus Ribes bracteosum blue oak thimbleberry stink currant Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * Sold Out Sold * * Out Out Quercus durata Rubus spectabilis Ribes cereum leather oak salmonberry wax currant Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * SS: Benton County, OR Out Sold * Out 1/0 seedlings Quercus gambelii 250 3"/6" * 100 Gambel oak Ribes divaricatum Rubus ursinus Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle coast black gooseberry dewberry Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * Out Sold Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle * Quercus garryana Out SS: Benton County, OR Sold Oregon white oak Ribes nevadense * Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle mountain pink currant Salix exigua SS: Linn County, OR Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold coyote willow 2/0 seedlings * Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 100 18"/24" * 1 25 Sold Ribes roezlii * 500 3"/6" * 1 100 Out 800 6"/9" * 1 50 Sierra gooseberry Salix hookeriana Quercus kelloggii Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Sold Hooker's willow black oak * Out Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Ribes sanguineum Sold SS: Plumas County, CA * red flowering currant Out 2/0 seedlings Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Salix lasiandra 40 12"/18" * 1 25 Pacific willow E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 541.757.6520 Fax: 541.738.2607 2 Sevenoaks Native Nursery Bareroot Availability Sep 17, 2021 Sold Salix lasiandra * Allium crenulatum Pacific willow Out Olympic onion Symphoricarpos rotundifolius Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle roundleaf snowberry Sold * Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Out Sold Sold Allium validum * * Out Out swamp onion Salix lemmonii Syringa vulgaris Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle common lilac Sold Lemmon's willow * Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Out Sold Sold Anaphalis margaritacea * * Out Out pearly everlasting Salix purpurea 'nana' Thuja plicata Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle western red cedar Sold dwarf arctic blue willow * Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Out Sold C-1 rooted winter cuttings * Aquilegia formosa Out 150 12" wide * 1+ 15 red columbine Tsuga heterophylla Salix scouleriana Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle western hemlock Scouler's willow SS: Benton County, OR Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle Qty Size Price Stems #/Bundle 1/0 crowns Sold SS: Linn County,
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