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Wholesale Catalog W H O L ESA L E C AT A L O G 45525 SW PL U ML EE R OA D • FOR EST G R OV E, OR EG ON 97116 • (503) 359-5998 Website: plumleeacres.com • Email: [email protected] FA L L 2011 - SPR I N G 201612 PLUMLEE ACRES FARM NURSERY Forest Grove, Oregon FALL 2011 - SPRING 2012 ABIES ACER PALMATUM UPRIGHTS Abies Koreana ‘Horstmann’s Silberlocke’ Slow mounding coniferous evergreen. Each leaf is bent Acer Palmatum ‘Fireglow’ backward showing silver side up. Noted for full size Slower growing upright maple with deep red leaves that cones. (Zone 5-7) hold color well all summer. A very bright red fall color as well. 24-30" 42-48" 30-36" 4-5' 4-5' 36-42" 5-6' 6-7' Abies Pinsapo ‘Aurea’ Beautiful slow growing evergreen with sulfur-yellow Acer Palmatum ‘Beni Otaka’ leaves. Protect from sun, especially in winter. (Zone 5-7) A red upright similar in color to ‘Bloodgood’, but closer to ‘Fireglow’ in leaf shape. 24-30" 42-48" 30-36" 4-5' 4-5' 36-42" 5-6' For Specimen Grades & Larger 6-7' Containers See Availability Abies ‘Spectabilis’ 7-8' Slow growing evergreen. Has fragrant flowers with breath - taking blue-purple cones. Hardy to zone 7. Acer Palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace’ 24-30" 3-4' Full and spreading upright, medium growth, with lacy and 30-36" 4-5' delicate, deeply divided, burgundy wine colored leaf. 4-5' ACER 5-6' For Specimen Grades & Larger 6-7' Containers See Availability Acer Griseum 7-8' Stately oval-headed maple with unique and distinctive 7 gallon (4-5') peeling bark. Beautiful Fall color. (Zone 5-7) 7 gallon (5-6') 5-6' 2.0 in. caliper 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper Acer Palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’ 7-8 3.0 in. caliper' Coral Bark Maple Fast growing, well branched plant with unique coral bark Acer Palmatum that contrasts sharply with bright green leaves that turn a tone of yellow-gold in Fall. Acer Palmatum-Green Green non-cultivar Japanese Maple, grown from seedling. 4-5' Single or multi-stemmed spreading plant with interesting 5-6' bark. (Zone 5-8) 6-7' For Specimen Grades & Larger 5-6' 2.5 in. caliper 7-8' Containers See Availability 6-7' 3.0 in. caliper 8-10' 7-8' 3.5 in. caliper 7 gallon (4-5') 2.0 in. caliper 7 gallon (5-6') 10 gallon ACER PALMATUM UPRIGHTS Acer Palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ Upright variety growing to 15-20' with deep blood-red leaf, the deepest color of the red Palmatums. Excellent Fall color. 4-5' 7 gallon (4-5') 5-6' 7 gallon (5-6') 6-7' 10 gallon 7-8' For Specimen Grades & Larger 1 Containers See Availability ACER PALMATUM UPRIGHTS ACER PALMATUM UPRIGHTS Acer Palmatum ‘Aoyagi’ Acer Palmatum ‘Orido Nishiki’ A green counterpart to ‘Sango Kaku’ the bright pea-green Probably the best variegated Japanese Maple. An upright color of the leaves and bark of this cultivar is equally as form, the leaves are a splash of green, white, and pink. spectacular as its cousin. Bark color is intense during the The stems of the new growth are red and purple. winter months. 4-5' 4-5' 5-6' 5-6' 6-7' 6-7' 7-8' Unique Forms Acer Palmatum ‘Trompenburg’ Acer Palmatum ‘Oregon Sunset’ Upright deep red to purple-red leaves, more deeply divided Compact and relatively slow-growing semi-dwarf tree than other red uprights and slight rolling down of leaf with vivid and consistent red color. Truly different enough edges. Holds color well during heat of summer and is to be easily identifiable. crimson red in fall. 30-36" 4-5' 30-36" Heavy For Specimen Grades & Larger 5-6' 3-4' For Specimen Grades & Larger Containers See Availability 6-7' 4-5' Containers See Availability 7-8' 5-6' 15 gallon Acer Palmatum ‘Suminagashi’ 20 gallon Strong and vigorous growing semi-upright with large purple-red leaves in Spring, almost black-red in Summer, Acer Palmatum ‘Red Pygmy’ then green-red before turning crimson in the Fall. Red maroon leaves with long narrow lobes, the entire effect of these delicate leaves is lace-like. Color holds well 4-5' through hot weather and deepens. As it matures the plant 5-6' For Specimen Grades & Larger broadens rather than growing more upright. 6-7' Containers See Availability 7-8' 30-36" 2.0" Caliper 3-4' 4-5' Acer Palmatum ‘Arakawa’ 5-6' ‘Rough Bark Maple’ is named for the character of its bark 6-7' rather than the characteristics of its leaves. A green upright cultivar, its growth habit is vigorous and bark very distinc - tive with a corky look. Acer Palmatum ‘Shaina’ Unusually tight and compact growth habit. Leaves are 4-5' small and deep red in color with new growth defining a 5-6' sharp contrast of almost a salmon shade making this plant 6-7' a focal point in the landscape. 2.0 in. caliper 2.5 in. caliper 15-18" 3.0 in. caliper 18-24" 24-30" Acer Palmatum ‘Shindeshojo’ 30-36" Perhaps the Japanese Maple with the most distinctive foliage colors. In the spring the leaves are a brilliant scar - Acer Palmatum ‘Shishigashira’ let color for a month or so, changing in midsummer to a “Lion’s Head” reddish-green, and in the fall blends of red and orange. Very interesting stubby and compact growth with short, This cultivar draws attention. thick twigs and tightly crinkled green leaves. Truly unusual. 4-5' 30-36" 5-6' 6-7' 36-42" 42-48" For Specimen Grades & Larger Acer Palmatum ‘Emperor I’ 48-54" Containers See Availability Vigorous upright wide-canopy Japanese Maple. Deep pur - 54-60" ple-red leaves retain their color throughout the growing 5-6' season. Excellent focal point in a large landscape. • NOTE: All Acer Palmatum are Zone 6-8. • 2 ACER PALMATUM DISSECTUM ACER PALMATUM DISSECTUM Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Crimson Queen’ Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Seiryu’ Full and faster growing laceleaf that holds its deep red Unusual and vigorous upright green leaf dissectum that color throughout the summer season. adds an interesting contrast to the landscape and offers vivid fall color. Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Garnet’ Vigorous laceleaf, red-orange in color that holds well in 5-6' 6-7' direct sun through the summer heat. Forms into cascading, For Specimen Grades & Larger 7-8' well-mounded shape. A great landscape plant. Containers See Availability 8-10' 2.0 in. caliper Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Inaba Shidare’ 2.5 in. caliper A more upright-growing form with a vigorous growth 3.0 in. caliper habit. Sturdy and differing from the other red dissectums in its individual leaf shape and color. • NOTE: All Acer Palmatum Dissectums are Zone 6-8 • Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Tamukeyama’ Hardy plant with deep crimson-red leaf color. Cultivar dates back to the 18th Century. Tolerant of both heat and ACER PSEUDOSIEBOLDIANUM humidity. Acer Pseudosieboldianum Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Viridis’ Maple with bluish/green leaves that show excellent fall The better known of the less common green dissectums. colors of brilliant yellow/scarlet tones. As a small tree it Very distinctive plant that matures into a nice dome-shape. will mature at 7-8 meters. 4-5' 2.0" Caliper Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Red Dragon’ 5-6' 2.5" Caliper A laceleaf that can reach 10' at maturity. It starts in the spring 6-7' with a Christmas-red color and by fall is more purple. 7-8' 8-10' Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Filigree Green’ As its name depicts this is a very delicate appearing plant with light, almost yellow-green, deeply dissected leaf, ARAUCARIA ARAUCANA with flecks of pale gold or cream overlaying the green. Vertrees’ admitted favorite cultivar. .“so difficult to Araucaria Araucana (Monkey Puzzle) describe that personal inspection is necessary”. Slow growing pyramidal coniferous evergreen tree. Height 40 to 60 feet – Spread 15 to 30 feet. Very Prickly. (Zone Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Red Select’ 7-10) A small-leaf dissectum as compared to other cultivars, 3-4' which has a green tone with red markings on tips and mar - 4-5' gins in early summer. Fall color ranges from a rich purple- 5-6' red to more of a scarlet-red. Acer Palm. Diss. ‘Orangeola’ BETULA Deciduous shrub or small tree. New foliage is orange fad - ing to green with purple hues. Betula Jacquemonti Tall narrow tree with brilliant white bark. It grows about 2 24-30" feet/year to 40' then slows. (Zone 5-7) 30-36" 30-36" Heavy Betula Nigra ‘Cully’ (Heritage Birch) 3-4' Distinctive for its peeling bark, heat tolerance, resistance 4-5' For Specimen Grades & Larger to borers, and ability to grow in wet or dry soil. (Zone 4-9) 5-6' Containers See Availability 7 gallon 6-7' 3.5 in. caliper 7 gallon (Heavy) 7-8' 4.0 in. caliper 10 gallon 8-10' 4.5 in. caliper 15 gallon 10-12' 5.0 in. caliper 20 gallon 2.0 in. caliper 5.5 in. caliper 2.5 in. caliper 6.0 in. caliper 3.0 in. caliper 3 BETULA Cedrus Deodara Aurea Golden Deodar Cedar. Similar plant to above but new Betula Pendula Youngii foliage is bright gold in color. (Zone 7-9) Slender branches that hang straight down. Has a form like weeping Mulberrys but is more graceful. A decorative dis - 5-6' 8-10' play tree. (Zone 2-7) 6-7' 10-12' 7-8' 5-6' 8-10' 6-7' 10-12' CERCIDIPHYLLUM 7-8' 12+ 2.0 in.
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