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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. caliper 2.5 in. caliper Cercidiphyllum Japonicum The Japanese ‘Katsura tree’ is stately in its growth habit, BUXUS has an ovoid leaf that shimmers in the wind and turns yel - low to orange in the Fall. (Zones 4-9) Buxus Sempervirens Dark green broadleaf evergreen shrub, maturing at 15’ 5-6' 4.0 in. caliper high by 15’ wide. Dense multi-branched with a round or 6-7' 5.0 in. caliper broad-round shape. (Zone 5-8) 7-8' 7 gallon For Container Sizes See Availability 2.0 in. caliper 10 gallon 2.5 in. caliper Buxus Sempervirens Suffruiticosa 3.0 in. caliper This dwarf Boxwood is ideal for edging. A dense, com - 3.5 in. caliper pact and slow growing broadleaf evergreen shrub. May be kept at a few inches high but can reach 4-5’ after many Cercidiphyllum Japonicum years. (Zone 5-8) ‘Heronswood Globe’ For Container Sizes See Availability As its name implies, a shorter and more globular growth habit than ‘Katsura’, otherwise very similar. A good plant Buxus X Green Velvet for tighter landscape conditions. Lustrous dark green broadleaf evergreen shrub. Leaves are dark 4-5' Available in both on top and a light green or yellow underside year round. A 5-6' Single and Multistems dense branched round shrub maturing at 15' high by 15' wide. 6-7' For Container Sizes See Availability CERCIS CARPINUS Carpinus Japonica Cercis Canadensis Eastern Redbud - Largest and fastest growing of the Japanese Hornbeam. Medium sized shade tree having a available species. Prefers to take a tree form of 25-35' fan shape, with narrow and deeply impressed leaves that with a rounded head. Branches are horizontally tiered. have a 3-dimensional appearance, dark green in summer Rich green leaves with pointed tips and small rosy pink and red in the fall. Very disease resistant. (Zone 4-9) flowers. (Zone 5-9) 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper 5-6' 4.0 in. caliper 7-8' 3.0 in. caliper 6-7' 4.5 in. caliper 8-10' 7-8' 5.0 in. caliper 2.0 in. caliper 2.0 in. caliper 5.5 in. caliper CEDRUS 2.5 in. caliper 3.0 in. caliper Cedrus Atlantica Glauca 3.5 in. caliper A rapid-growing conical plant, rich blue in color, with open branching and stately form. (Zone 6-9) Forest Pansy Redbud - Vase-like deciduous tree, sporting dark red-purple heart shaped leaves. Lilac to pink flowers 2.0 in. caliper 3.0 in. caliper appear in early spirng before any sign of leaves. (Zone 5-9) 2.5 in. caliper 3.5 in. caliper 4-5' 6-7' Cedrus Atlantica Glauca Pendula 5-6' Weeping Blue Atlas that we have trained to very interest - CHAMAECYPARIS ing and contorted shapes. (Zone 6-9) 5-6' 7-8' Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana ‘Glauca 6-7' 2.0 in. caliper Fastigiata’ Columnar and compact in growth habit boliage is blue- Cedrus Atlantica Aurea green in color. Medium growing upright coniferous evergreen tree. Height 50 to 60 feet – Spread 20 to 30 feet. Needles have an attractive yellowish tint. (Zone 6-9)

4-5' 6-7' 4 5-6' CHAMAECYPARIS Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Graciosa’ Graciosa Hinoki Cypress . A sport of ‘Nana Gracilis’, but Chamaecyparis Lawsonia ‘Pembury Blue’ with more feathery dark green leaves. Matures at 10'. Conical shape with coarse silvery blue foliage. (Zone 5-9) (Zone 4-8)

4-5' 15-18" 30-36" 5-6' 18-21" 36-42" 6-7 21-24" 42-48" 7-8'' 24-30" Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis ‘Pendula’ Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Gracilis’ Weeping Alaskan Cedar . Columnar conifer with dark Hinoki Cypress . Broad, conical, conifer with soft, stringy green leaves arranged in pendant fashion. (Zone 4-7) bark. Matures at 40'.(Zone 4-8) Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis ‘Glauca Pendula’ Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Kosteri Fastigiata’ Blue Weeping Alaskan Cedar . A definite blue-green vari - Kosteri Hinoki Cypress . Plant has color of Kosteri dwarf ation in leaf color to this plant. (Zone 4-7) but growth habit of typical Hinoki. (Zone 4-8) 24-30" 5-6' Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis ‘Green Arrow’ 30-36" 6-7' As its name suggests, this tree has a very straight, narrow 3-4' 7-8' and compact growth habit. Its leader goes straight up and 4-5' its branches hang straight down. (Zone 4-7) CORNUS 5-6' 6-7' Cornus Alternifolia 7-8' Medium growing large shrub or small tree with nice hori - 8-10' zontal branching. Cream colored flowers in Spring fol - 10-12' lowed by blue black berries in the Fall. (Zone 4-8) Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis ‘Variegata’ Variegated Alaskan Cedar . Blue-green leaves mature Cornus ‘Controversa’ with golden variegated markings. (Zone 4-7) The Giant Dogwood is very vigorous, needs room to spread its magnificent long, tiered branches, a very dis - 3-4' tinctive trademark. 4-5' 5-6' 5-6' 3.5 in. caliper 6-7' 6-7' 4.0 in. caliper 7-8' 4.5 in. caliper Dwarf Forms 8-10' 5.0 in. caliper 10-12' 5.5 in. caliper Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Aurea Nana’ 2.0 in. caliper 6.0 in. caliper Golden Dwarf Hinoki Cypress . Slow growing, compact 2.5 in. caliper gold evergreen shrub. 3.0 in. caliper

Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Kosteri’ Cornus Florida x Nuttali Kosteri Dwarf Hinoki Cypress . Slow growing dwarf tree ‘Eddies White Wonder’ with globular form. (Zone 4-8) A Western/Eastern Dogwood cross that produces a very vigorously growing tree with very large pure white bracts. Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Compacta’ (Zone 6) Compact Hinoki Cypress . A broad conifer, columnar and upright in habit, dark green leaves, white banded beneath. 5-6' 2.0 in. caliper Matures at 30' high by 15' wide. (Zone 4-8) 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper 7-8' 3.0 in. caliper Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Confucious’ 8-10' Confucious Dwarf Hinoki Cypress . A dense dwarf with upright growth habit and golden color. Tear shaped leaves show an orange on gold winter color. (Zone 4-8) Chamaecyparis Obtusa ‘Nana Gracilis’ Dwarf Hinoki Cypress . Dwarf form of ‘Gracilis’ matures at 10'. (Zone 4-8)

5 CORNUS CORNUS Cornus Mas Cornus Kousa Strong growing and durable plant, produces yellow blooms in early spring that later produce bright red berries Cornus Kousa Chinensis (Cornelian cherry) in late summer. Offered in tree or Chinese White Kousa Dogwood. Deciduous tree, loaded multistem form. (Zone 5-8) in spring with small white flowers that are followed by raspberry-like fleshy red fruit. Foliage turns crimson 4-5' 7 gallon purple in autumn. (Zone 5-8) 5-6' 10 gallon 6-7' 15 gallon 4-5' 7-8' 7-8' 20 gallon 5-6' 8-10' 8-10' 6-7' 2.0 in. caliper 2.0 in. caliper Available in Single or Multistem 2.5 in. caliper Cornus Kousa ‘National’ Cornus Florida Large creamy white star-shaped bloom on dark green foliage. A vigorous grower and resistant to disease. (Zone 5-8) ‘Cherokee Chief’ Clean and strong growing plant with a dominant leader, Cornus Kousa ‘Milky Way’ deep ruby red bracts that hold their color well. Bright scar - More floriferous Kousa with large white bracts. let fall color. (Zone 5-8) Cornus Kousa ‘Miss Satomi’ ‘Cherokee Brave’ Imported from Japan this relatively new variety is gaining A new red variety discovered as a chance seedling. It is a a large following with considerable enthusiasm. It is a vig - more vigorous C. Florida with a deep red bloom similar to orous plant with a truly red bloom. The deep green leaves ‘Chief’ (Zone 5-8) turn crimson in the fall. (Zone 5-8) 4-5' 8-10' ‘Cloud 9’ 5-6' 2.0 in. caliper Prolific clean white blossoms make this variety, with its 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper spreading growth habit, very attractive. (Zone 5-8) 7-8' Cornus Florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’ “The Stellar Series” Variegated dogwood with broad oval to ovate green leaves A family of hybrids developed by Dr. Elwin Orton at with white margins that turn red to purple in autumn. Fruit Rutgers University with a floral period equal to C. Florida. is bright red. (Zone 5-8) Plants display the better features of both C. Florida and C. Kousa. Patented. (Zone 5-8) Cornus Florida ‘Cherokee Princess’ White flowering Dogwood whose blooms in late spring Cornus “Rutcan” ‘Constellation’ are green with yellow tips and eventually turn white. A White, more obovate bracts that do not overlap. vigorous grower with slightly twisted or curled leaves that turn red and purple in the fall. The flowers are followed by Cornus “Rutgan” ‘Stellar Pink’ bright red, ovoid fruit. (Zone 5-8) The only pink bloomer in this series. This plant is also a vigorous grower. Cornus Florida ‘First Lady’ Medium growing Dogwood with unusual variegated 5-6' 2.0 in. caliper foliage. Blooms young with creamy white flowers in late 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper Spring. Height 8 to 10 feet. (Zone 5-8) 7-8' 3.0 in. caliper 8-10' 7 gallon 5-6' 8-10' 10 gallon 6-7' 2.0 in. caliper 7-8' 2.5 in. caliper 3.0 in. caliper

6 CUPRESSUS JUNIPERUS Cupressus Glabra ‘Blue Ice’ Juniperus Procumbens Nana (Standard) The silver-blue foliage of this Arizona Cypress sets it Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper. Unusual horizontal and apart from all others. Not only attractive in the landscape stellate shaped growth habit elevated from the ground on a it is very hardy and wind tolerant. (Zone 7-9) standard, giving this plant a very distinctive look. In the upright form it has a twisting shape, spiraling vertically 5-6' 3.0 in. caliper trained around a stake. (Zone 5-9) 6-7' 3.5 in. caliper 7-8' 4.0 in. caliper 24-30" 4-5' 2 in. caliper 4.5 in. caliper 30-36" 5-6' 2.5 in. caliper 5.0 in. caliper 3-4'

FAGUS Juniperus Procumbens Nana (Staked) The same plant as that grown on a standard only trained in Fagus Sylvatica Pendula a spiral form and upright. (Zone 5-9) Green Weeping European Beech. Weeping deciduous tree. Leaves are pale green at bud break, turn dark green, 3-4' 6-7' then yellow to orange-brown in fall. (Zone 4-7) 4-5' 7-8' Fagus Sylvatica ‘Purple Fountain’ 5-6' 8-10' Purple Foutain Weeping European Beech . Plant grows in narrow upright fashion. Leaves are deep purple and wavy- Juniperus Scopulorum ‘Witchita Blue’ marginated. Matures at 20' high by a narrow 3' wide. A somewhat loose upright growing tree with bluish-gray (Zone 4-7) foliage. (Zone 3-7)

Fagus Sylvatica ‘Riversii’ 4-5' 7-8' Riversii Purple European Beech. Large very dark purple 5-6' 8-10' leafed deciduous beech. (Zone 4-7) 6-7' Fagus Sylvatica ‘Roseomarginata’ Tri-color European Beech . Large purple leaves edged in LARIX pink and white. (Zone 4-7) Larix Decidua Pendula Fagus Sylvatica ‘Dawyck Purple’ Weeping European Larch. Weeping deciduous conifer Dark Purple European Beech . Narrow in form. Purple leaves with scaly gray bark. Pale green leaves turn straw yellow in remain dark through much of the growing seasons. (Zone 4-7) fall before dropping for the winter. (Zone 3-6) 5-6' 10-12' Larix Kaempferi ‘Diana’ 6-7' 2.0 in. caliper Conical conifer with pink winter shoots and leaves turn 7-8' gold in fall. Grows to 110' by 20' wide (Zone 5-7) 8-10' 5-6' 2.0 in. caliper Fagus Sylvatica ‘Spaethiana’ 6-7' 3.0 in. caliper Dark European Beech . Purple leaves with lighter veins show 7-8' 3.5 in. caliper during the summer, white orange-brown is the color in autumn. 8-10' 4.0 in. caliper Can tolerate both sunny and shady conditions. (Zone 4-7) 10-12' 4.5 in. caliper 12+ 5.0 in. caliper 4-5' 6-7' 5-6' HALESIA METASEQUOIA Halesia Carolina Metasequoia Glyptostroboides Snowdrop tree. Clusters of delicate white bell-shaped ‘Dawn Redwood’. Soft, spreading, conical deciduous tree flowers in May hanging from graceful branches makes first discovered in 1942. Bark is orange-brown. Young trees this tree rate high among flowering trees. (Zone 5-8) show an array of cones. Grows to 70' (Zone 5-10)

5-6' 2.0 in. caliper 4-5' 7-8' 6-7' 2.5 in. caliper 5-6' 8-10' 7-8' 6-7' 8-10'

7 PICEA PICEA

Picea Abies Pendula Picea Omorika Nana Weeping Norway Spruce with its long cascading branches Grown both close to the ground and on a standard. Kept in that turn up slightly at the end forming a skirt of sorts a globe form this plant will often show an irregular growth about the base of the tree is very unique. It is by itself a habit. (Zone 4-7) feature in the landscape. (Zone 3-8) 15-18" 3-4' 18-24" 4-5' 24-30" Available in Upright or 5-6' 30-36" Prostrate Form 6-7' 7-8' Picea Pungens ‘Globosa’ Compact dwarf blue spruce that grows in globe form with Picea Abies Nidiformis ‘Nest Spruce’ little or no pruning. Available in low form or on a stan - Spreading, low profile evergreen with depression in center dard. (Zone 2-7) of plant, giving rise to its name. (Zone 2-7) 18-24" 10 gallon 24-30" 30-36" Picea Abies ‘Repens’ Dwarf, low growing and spreading evergreen shrub. Rounded and uniform growth habit. (Zone 3-8) Picea Pungens ‘Foxtail’ Slow growing upright coniferous evergreen tree with 10 gallon excellent blue color. Unusual needle formation on branch tips. (Zone 2-7)

Picea Pungens ‘Bakeri’ Conical evergreen with baby blue needles that are covered with glaucous wax. Needles are stiff and thick, arranged radially on the shoots. Matures to 30' (Zone 2-7) Picea Pungens Glauca ‘Hoopsii’ The bluest cultivar of Picea Pungens sets inself off from all the others by virtue of the brightest blue color. (Zone 2-7)

3-4' 4-5' 5-6' 6-7'

8 PINUS PINUS

Pinus Flexilis ‘Vanderwolf’s Pyramid’ Pinus Strobus ‘Torulosa’ An attractive upright tree with silvery blue needles. (Zone Contorted Needled White Pine. Conical and compact 3-7) upright evergreen with conspicuously contorted needles. (Zone 3-8) 3-4 6-7'' 4-5' 7-8' 5-6' 5-6' 8-10' 6-7' 7-8' Pinus Mugo ‘Sherwood Compacta’ 2.0 in. caliper Low, rounded, and very slow-growing evergreen. 2.5 in. caliper 3.0 in. caliper 9-12'' 3.5 in. caliper 12-15'' 15-18'' Pinus Strobus ‘Horsfords’s Dwarf’ 1 gallon Compact and rounded shrub with gray-green needles. 7 gallon (9-12") Matures at 3-4' 7 gallon (12-15") 7 gallon (15-18") 15-18" 24-30" 18-21" 30-36" Pinus Parviflora ‘Gimborn’s Ideal’ 21-24" Typical blue foliage of Japanese pine and grows as a large shrub with upright branching. Pinus Strobus ‘Nana’ Eastern white pine globose form, neat and compact in 3-4' habit. (Zone 3-8) 4-5' 5-6' 15-18" 18-24" Pinus Parviflora ‘Glauca’ 24-30" Japanese Blue Pine. Columnar evergreen with blue-green 30-36" twisted needles with whiteish-blue undersides. Grows to 40'. Pinus Sylvestris ‘Glauca Fastigiata’

3-4' 3-4' 4-5' 4-5' 5-6' 5-6' 6-7' Pinus Thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’ Pinus Strobus Fastigiata A low profile long needle pine that grows in a globose A compactly upright form of Pinus strobus. (Zone 3-8) form and new buds in spring are a unique snow white. (Zone 5-8) Pinus Strobus Pendula Weeping and contorted form of Eastern white pine, trained Pinus Thunbergii ‘Banshojo’ in interesting shapes and ready for the landscape. (Zone 3-8) A dwarf mounded shrub with wonderful thick green foliage. (Zone 5-8) 4-5' 5-6' 18-24" 6-7' 24-30" 7-8' 30-36" 8-10' 3-4' 4-5' 5-6'

9 PRUNUS PLANT HARDINESS ZONES Prunus laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’ & ‘Schipkaensis’ Zone 1 Below -50°F English Laurel. Hardy evergreen shrubs, fast growing, Zone 2 -50° to -40° and tolerant of aggressive shearing. (Zone 6-9) Zone 3 -40° to -30° 24-30" Zone 4 -30° to -20° 30-36" Zone 5 -20° to -10° 3-4' 4-5' Zone 6 -10° to 0° Zone 7 0° to 10° STEWARTIA Zone 8 10° to 20° Zone 9 20° to 30° Stewartia Pseudocamelia Japanese Stewartia. Flowering columnar deciduous tree Zone 10 30° to 40° with peeling red-brown to gray bark and midsummer Zone 11 Above 40° camellia-like blooms. (Zone 4-7)

4-5' 5-6' 6-7' 7-8'

STYRAX Styrax ‘Japonicus’ Japanese Snowbell is laden with delicate tiny white bell- shaped flowers in the spring and emits a very sweet fra - grance. Grown in both tree and shrub form. (Zone 6-8)

4-5' 5-6' 6-7' 7-8' Tsuga Canadensis ‘Pendula’ Slow growing evergreen shrub with graceful pendant branches. Excellent beside water gardens. (Zone 4-8)

4-5' 5-6' 6-7' 7-8'

10 CONTAINER PLANTS In addition to our ball and burlap program we also containerize our field-grown material so as to attain a container item with the fuller body and heavier caliper of field-grown trees. These plants are dug and transplanted to our pot-in pot installation. Low profile and shrub-like plants are sold at a 30 in. or larger head size while upright forms start at 5 feet. 10-gallon containers are a grade size larger and the larger containers are specimen plants.

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Plumlee Acres Directions to Plumlee Acres Farm Nursery, LLC

d Farm Nursery West on Hwy. 26 from Portland to exit 57 (North Plains). Turn left and proceed 1.3 miles o a

R to Zion Church Rd. (light). go right 3.7 miles Verboort Rd., go right 4/10 mile to N.W. Martin Rd., go left 2.5 miles to stop sign and take a left onto Hwy. 47. Follow Hwy. 47 e

e over RR tracks to the light, and go straight through the light. Proceed on Hwy. 47 m l u d

l 1.5 miles to flashing light, go right. Proceed about 200 feet to the second street, go left P Dilley Rd. o a on Stringtown Rd. Follow to Dilley Rd. (first street on left), and go left to Plumlee Rd. R

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45525 SW Plumlee R oad • Forest G rove, Oregon 97116 Phone: (503) 359-5998 • Fax: (503) 359-7756