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One-Green-World-2020-Catalog.Pdf One Green World is a family owned nursery and garden center located in Portland, Oregon. We provide a huge selection of fruiting trees, shrubs, berries, vines, unique citrus, nut trees, vegetables and much more to people all over the United States. In addition to the plants we sell, the experts at OGW are available for questions and advice on plants, plant care and gardening techniques. We specialize in all things edible and are continuously adventuring to discover new and unique plant varieties. Our vision is to create a One Green World where everyone has access to home grown delicious and nutritious fruits and veggies HAVE QUESTIONS? [email protected] VISIT THE NURSERY! 6469 SE 134th Ave, Portland, OR 97236 ORDER TOLL FREE (503) 208-7520 1-877-353-4028 | fax: 1-800-418-9983 GET THE LATEST NEWS Sign up for our e-mail newsletter online! We’ll share gardening tips and let you know about plant sales, special events, special tastings and classes throughout the year. PRICING Prices are subject to change at anytime. Our most accurate pricing for all plants can be found online at www.OneGreenWorld.com Connect with us! PLANT INDEX ACADIAS .........................102 GIANT GROUNDCHERRY ...96 MUSHROOM ...................115 TRUFFLE TREE ..................127 AKEBIA ...........................107 GINGER ............................96 NECTARINES ....................72 TREE COLLARD .................101 ALMOND .........................84 GOJI ................................26 OAKS ...............................88 ULLUCO ..........................3 APPLES ...........................44 GOOSEBERRY ..................26 OCA .................................2 UNIQUE CITRUS ................9 APRICOTS ........................53 GOUMI ............................28 OLIVE ..............................65 WALNUT .........................90 ARCTIC BEAUTY KIWI ......111 GRAPEFRUIT ...................4 ORANGE ..........................7 WASABI ...........................127 ARONIA ...........................10 GRAPES ..........................107 OREGON MYRTLE ............99 WINTERGREEN ................43 ARTICHOKE ......................91 GROUNDNUT ...................97 OSTRICH FERN .................98 YACÓN ............................3 ASPARAGUS .....................92 HAZELNUT ......................86 PALM ...............................99 YARROW .........................103 AUSTRALIAN MINT BUSH .92 HONEYBERRY ..................28 PASSIONFLOWER ............114 YUZU ...............................8 AUTUMN OLIVE ................10 HONEYSUCKLE .................109 PAWPAW .........................68 AVOCADO .......................92 HOPS ..............................109 PEACHES .........................70 AZAROLE ........................58 HORSERADISH ................97 PEARS .............................73 BAMBOO .........................93 HUCKLEBERRY ................30 PERSIMMONS ..................76 BANANA, JAPANESE ........94 INDIAN PLUM ..................97 PINEAPPLE GUAVA ..........34 BARBERRY .......................11 INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID ....62 PINE NUT .........................89 BAY TREE ........................94 JASMINE ..........................110 PISTACHIO .......................90 BEES ...............................128 JERUSALEM SAGE ............103 PITIONA ...........................99 BLACKBERRY ..................11 JOSTABERRY ....................21 PLUM ..............................79 BLUEBERRY ...................13 JUJUBE ...........................30 POMEGRANATES ..............35 BLUE FALSE INDIGO .........102 KIWIS .............................111 QUINCE ...........................82 ALSO BOTTLEBRUSH .................104 KOREAN BUSH CHERRY ....57 RASPBERRY .....................36 COVER CROPS & CALAMONDIN ..................4 LEMON ............................5 RHUBARB .......................100 WILDFLOWER MIXES ........101 CAPER ............................95 LEMONGRASS .................97 SALAL ..............................38 CEANOTHUS ....................102 LEMON VERBENA ............99 SALMONBERRY ...............38 SEED FARMER ..................Back CHERRIES ........................54 LILY, EDIBLE .....................97 SANSHO PEPPER ..............99 CHESTNUT ......................85 LIME ................................5 SCHISANDRA VINES .........115 FERTILIZERS .....................117 CHILEAN GUAVA ..............16 LINGONBERRY .................31 SEA BERRY .......................39 CHILEAN MYRTLEBERRY ...17 LONGEVITY SPINACH .......98 SEA KALE ........................100 GROWING GUIDE CHILEAN WINTERGREEN ..17 LOQUAT ...........................64 SECHUAN PEPPER ............99 PAWPAW .........................124 CHINESE HAW ..................58 MADRONES .....................98 SILVERBERRY ...................41 CITRUS ............................4 MAHONIA ........................103 SPICEBUSH ......................43 NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION COMFREY ........................94 MANDARIN ......................6 STEVIA .............................100 PLANTS, & XERISCAPING ..102 CORNELIAN CHERRIES ......56 MAQUI BERRY .................17 STRAWBERRY ..................41 CRANBERRY .....................18 MASHUA .........................3 STRAWBERRY TREE ..........98 ROOTSTOCKS ...................126 CURRANTS ......................18 MAYHAW ........................58 TANGELO .........................8 ELDERBERRY ....................21 MEDLAR .........................64 TANGOR ...........................8 SHIPPING & ORDERING ....120 EUCALYPTUS ....................23 MONKEY PUZZLE .............88 TEA ..................................100 FIG ..................................59 MOUNTAIN ASH ...............65 TEJOCOTE ........................83 WELCOMING YOUR NEW FUKI ................................96 MULBERRY .....................32 THIMBLEBERRY ...............43 PLANTS ...........................106 Visit us online! Gift Certificates FOR PLANT SPECIALS, EVENTS, Gift certificates can be purchased online or by LEARNING RESOURCES, AND EASY ORDERING phone. www.OneGreenWorld.com/giftcard www.OneGreenWorld.com We provide convenient ground or air shipping. OCA Oxalis tuberosum • For the most up to date pricing, be sure to visit us online! OneGreenWorld.com Oca (Oxalis tuberosum) are beautiful, brightly-colored tubers harvested in late fall after frost. Oca is a perennial herba- ceous plant that produces underground stem tubers. It was brought into cultivation in the central and southern Andes. In New Zealand, oca has become a popular table vegetable. Colors range from yellow, orange, pink, apricot, and the traditional red. After a few days of exposure to sunlight, oca will sweeten considerably. Grown primarily by Quechua and Aymara farmers, oca has been a staple of rural Andean diets for centuries. Of all Andean root and tuber crops, oca is presently second only to potato in areas planted within the Central Andean region. Oca is important to local food ANDEAN TUBERS security because of its role in crop rotations and its high nutritional content. Oca generally contain three times more protein than potatoes. MOONSHINE Light, bright yellow tubers. #9810 PINK LUSTER* Features creamy white with pink blush, elongated tubers. #9811 ROSY GEMS White flesh with a red/purple center. #9812 ROYAL ROJA* Bright magenta, beautiful and productive AMARILLO BOLIVIAN RED tubers. #9813 Golden yellow colored tubers. #9800 Red, orange, and purple tubers with slightly sweet, carrot-like flavor, no tart- SUNSET ANDES JEWELS ness. #9803 Tubers are yellow to orange with purple Yellow with red flesh and pink eyes. eyes. #9814 #9801 BLUSH YELLOW Yellow with pink blush. #9804 *ANDEAN GARNET Large dark burgundy tubers. #9802 CREAMY YELLOW Produces creamy yellow-white tubers. #9806 HOPIN ALBA Creamy white and slightly acidic. #9807 TWILIGHT HOPIN Deep yellow/orange color with red eyes. Pink in color and lightly acidic. #9808 The raw flavor is slightly lemony, with MEXICAN RED some green apple flavor as well. #9815 Dark-red with an apple-like texture and mild, sweet flavor. #9809 WINTER SUN *Oca cultivars derived from Brilliant plump orange tubers with pink true seed eyes. #9816 4 1–877–353–4028 Contact us 10AM–5PM Monday–Friday MASHUA YACÓN ULLUCO Tropaeolum tuberosum Smallanthus sonchifolius Ullucus tuberosus Please visit our website for stock choices & pricing. www.OneGreenWorld.com A species of flowering plant in the family Tropaeolaceae grown in the Andes, particularly in Peru and Bolivia, and to a lesser extent in Ecuador and Colombia. Its edible tubers are eaten cooked as a vegetable. Mashua is a herbaceous CHERO* perennial climber reaching 2-4 m (7-13 Gold oblong tubers with pink eyes. ft) in height. It is closely related to #9831 garden nasturtiums, and is occasionally cultivated as an ornamental for its’ CHULU brightly colored tubular flowers. It Bright pink, round tubers. #9842 attracts hummingbirds and is very spicy like horseradish. CUSCO AMARILLO* Some call Yacón the “apple of the An- Yellow tubers with light pink eyes. COLUMBIAN des.” The plant produces a perennial rhi- #9832 tuberosum v. pilifera zome attached to edible, succulent stor- Columbian mashua tubers are cream age roots, the principal economic ILLIMANI colored, with purple eyes, four to eight product of the plant. The rhizome devel- Round yellow tubers, some have pink inches long—a very vigorous and pro- ops just under the surface of the soil and speckles and some are all pink. #9840 ductive new food plant for the PNW. This continuously produces aerial shoots. Dry tuberous nasturtium
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