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One Green World is a family owned nursery and garden center located in Portland, Oregon. We provide a huge selection of fruiting , , berries, vines, unique , nut trees, vegetables and much more to people all over the United States. In addition to the we sell, the experts at OGW are available for questions and advice on plants, 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 and veggies

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ACADIAS ...... 102 GIANT GROUNDCHERRY....96 MUSHROOM ...... 115 TRUFFLE ...... 127 AKEBIA ...... 107 ...... 96 NECTARINES ...... 72 TREE COLLARD...... 101 ALMOND ...... 84 GOJI ...... 26 OAKS...... 88 ULLUCO ...... 3 ...... 44 GOOSEBERRY ...... 26 OCA...... 2 UNIQUE CITRUS...... 9 APRICOTS...... 53 GOUMI ...... 28 ...... 65 WALNUT ...... 90 ARCTIC BEAUTY KIWI ...... 111 ...... 4 ...... 7 WASABI...... 127 ARONIA ...... 10 ...... 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 ...... 8 AUTUMN OLIVE...... 10 HONEYSUCKLE...... 109 PAWPAW...... 68 AVOCADO ...... 92 HOPS ...... 109 ...... 70 AZAROLE ...... 58 HORSERADISH ...... 97 ...... 73 ...... 93 HUCKLEBERRY ...... 30 PERSIMMONS...... 76 BANANA, JAPANESE ...... 94 INDIAN ...... 97 PINEAPPLE GUAVA ...... 34 BARBERRY...... 11 INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID .....62 ...... 89 BAY TREE ...... 94 JASMINE...... 110 PISTACHIO...... 90 BEES...... 128 JERUSALEM SAGE...... 103 PITIONA...... 99 BLACKBERRY ...... 11 JOSTABERRY...... 21 PLUM...... 79 BLUEBERRY ...... 13 ...... 30 ...... 35 BLUE FALSE INDIGO...... 102 KIWIS ...... 111 ...... 82 ALSO BOTTLEBRUSH...... 104 KOREAN BUSH .....57 RASPBERRY...... 36 COVER CROPS & CALAMONDIN...... 4 ...... 5 RHUBARB ...... 100 WILDFLOWER MIXES...... 101 CAPER ...... 95 LEMONGRASS ...... 97 SALAL...... 38 CEANOTHUS ...... 102 LEMON VERBENA ...... 99 SALMONBERRY ...... 38 FARMER...... Back ...... 54 LILY, EDIBLE...... 97 SANSHO PEPPER...... 99 CHESTNUT ...... 85 ...... 5 SCHISANDRA VINES...... 115 FERTILIZERS...... 117 CHILEAN GUAVA ...... 16 LINGONBERRY...... 31 SEA ...... 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 ...... 8 ELDERBERRY...... 21 MEDLAR ...... 64 ...... 8 SHIPPING & ORDERING.....120 EUCALYPTUS...... 23 MONKEY PUZZLE ...... 88 ...... 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. 4 1–877–353–4028 Contact us10AM–5PM Monday–Friday true seed *Oca derived from #9802 tubers. dark burgundy Large GARNET *ANDEAN #9801 Yellow and pink eyes. flesh red with ANDES JEWELS yellow #9800 Golden tubers. colored AMARILLO ANDEAN TUBERS OCA OCA protein than potatoes. content. generally high nutritional more times contain Oca and three rotations its in role crop ofits because security food to only local to second potatoin areasis presently planted Central the is within important Andean Oca region. all Andean oca Of crops, and centuries. tuber for Andean of rural diets a staple has been and oca Aymara farmers, to days sunlight,a few will considerably. sweeten of exposure After oca red. traditional by primarily Grown Quechua In New Zealand, yellow, apopular has vegetable. range become from table Colors oca orange, apricot, pink, and the Andes. It into wasbrought in central the cultivation and plant southern ceous tubers. that stem underground produces is aperennial herba Oca frost. in late (Oxalis after fall Oca harvested tuberosum) tubers brightly-colored are beautiful, Oxalis tuberosum • For themostupto date pricing, besure to visitusonline!OneGreenWorld.com mild, sweet flavor. #9809 sweet mild, and Dark-red an -like texture with RED MEXICAN Pink in color and lightly #9808 acidic. HOPIN Creamy white and slightly #9807 acidic. HOPIN ALBA #9806 Produces creamy yellow-white tubers. YELLOW CREAMY Yellow pink blush. with #9804 YELLOW BLUSH #9803 ness. slightly carrot-like sweet, flavor,tart no with Red, orange, tubers and purple RED BOLIVIAN - eyes. #9816 pink Brilliant with plump tubers orange SUN WINTER apple flavor green some as well. #9815 rawThe flavor is slightly lemony, with yellow/orangeDeep eyes. red color with TWILIGHT eyes. #9814 Tubers are yellow purple to with orange #9813 tubers. and productive magenta,Bright beautiful ROYAL ROJA* #9812 red/purple a Whitecenter.with flesh GEMS ROSY #9811 elongated tubers. creamyFeatures pink blush, white with LUSTER* PINK Light, yellow #9810 bright tubers. MOONSHINE - MASHUA YACÓN ULLUCO Tropaeolum tuberosum Smallanthus sonchifolius Ullucus tuberosus

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A species of 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 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 . 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 , 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 is from Colombia. and/or cold seasons cause the aerial PICA DE PULGA North of the equator has no day-length shoots to die back, but the plant re- Round yellow with pink spots, Baumi problem for tuber production (as we have sprouts from the rhizome under favor- selection. #9841 found with Bolivian mashua cultivars). able conditions of temperature and Tubers are white with an anise fragrance moisture. Lower on the glycemic index, PATA when cooked. They are produced in these large, edible storage tubers are Yellow oblong tubers with pink speckles. abundance, exceeding that of potatoes. good for those with diabetes. #9843 Makes a tight mat over the ground with small attractive orange flowers. Their ORIGINAL fall flowering attracts hummingbirds. The original yacon variety that has been The decumbent vines not only ramble propagated in the PNW for the last on the ground but can climb a trellis for couple of decades. A prolific producer 8-10 feet or more. Traditionally grown of tubers that when cured have a deep in polycultures with potatoes, oca, and red skin with red flesh around the edges. ulluco in Andean South America because Extremely vigorous and reliable. #9830 the tubers contain aromatic oils that discourage rodents. #9820 CRYSTAL A favorite at OGW! Crystal produces PUCA ANU - PERUVIAN large crops of huge, light red skin with The Puca Anu features purple stripes white crystalline chatoyancy in the flesh. over a yellow tuber, two to six inches #9833 long. A Peruvian edible vine grown as a root crop that also has edible flowers MORADO and (that apparently taste like The Morado features deep-purple/ nasturtiums, since they’re in the same burgundy skin with a sweet, pink flesh. family). Use it on a trellis to shade a #9834 southern or western facing window. #9821 View up–to–date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 5 CITRUS Citrus spp. • 1 gallon, $29.95 • 2 gallons, $39.95 CITRUS

Now you can grow your own , oranges, and other delicious citrus throughout the US! Harvest full-sized, delicious lemons, limes and more on CALAMONDIN GRAPEFRUIT our dwarf trees that mature to less than eight feet in height. Our attractive, compact trees often begin bearing the year they are planted. Easily grown in a container on your patio, deck, or sunny balcony, bring these small, attractive, evergreen trees into a sunny room in the winter and enjoy their wonderful fragrance as they bloom. Flying Drag- on, Ichandrin , Yuzu Ichandrin are hardy and can be grown One of the hardiest and most attractive Citrus varieties, Calamondin blooms CITRUMELO HARDY outdoors throughout the year West of Citrumelo Hardy Grapefruit is quite year-round and fills the air with its the Cascade Mountains and in other re- hardy for citrus, surviving temperature wonderful citrus fragrance. It produces gions with mild winters! in the low teens and reportedly down abundant, tasty, one-inch diameter, PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship Citrus to AZ, to 0°F. for brief periods. The smooth- and bright orange which are used CA, FL or TX skinned fruit tastes like lemon and like a lemon or lime. The skin is actual- SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun in the grapefruit, and is as large as four inches. ly edible, and the sweetest part of the spring, summer and fall and in a well lit #2620 fruit! The fruit makes delicious juice and room in the winter. Potting soil should marmalade, and is used for flavoring fish be coarse, acidic and well-drained. and other dishes. Calamondin is hardy to COCKTAIL POLLINATION: Self-fertile. You can A unique cross of pummelo and manda- 20°F., or below. #2612 help them set fruit by taking a small rin orange, this vigorous, attractive tree brush and moving pollen from bears great crops of exceptionally juicy to flower. grapefruit. The bright yellow fruit varies HARDINESS It is recommended to in size from a large orange to - bring all citrus plants to a sunny and fruit with orange-yellow flesh and de- protected location in late fall, before licious, sweet-tart flavor. #2692 hard frosts threaten. BEARING AGE 1-2 years. SIZE AT MATURITY 5' - 8' BLOOM TIME varies RIPENING TIME varies VARIEGATED YIELD PER PLANT 40+ fruit. PESTS & DISEASES While outside, CALAMONDIN Citrus madurensis Citrus plants will likely not be bothered Variegated Calamondin is prized for by insect pests. Be on the lookout for abundant crops of one inch diameter slugs. Indoors, citrus can have mites, striped fruit used similarly to a lemon scale and/or aphids. Watch carefully or lime. A compact form with fragrant for any problems and treat with an flowers and a sweet edible make insecticidal soap, horticultural oil or this variety a treasure to grow. Varie- wash them off. We have not seen any gated Calamondin have creamy-white disease problems on our citrus varieties. and green variegated foliage. #2613

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IMPROVED VARIEGATED PINK LEMON One of the easiest citrus to grow, this su- A striking new introduction to the citrus perior variety can bloom and produce fruit world, this unique variety combines at- year-round. Following the fragrant white tractive variegated foliage, unique striped flowers, you will enjoy the large, aromatic, fruit with pink flesh, and deliciously orange-yellow lemons. Improved Meyer fragrant flowers. The tasty lemons are lemon is very juicy and a little less acidic streaked with green and creamy yellow than regular lemons. #2655 while the light green foliage features white and yellow margins. #2656

LIME

is completely edible and sweet with no pith beneath it. Sure to be a winner with chefs and cocktail artists everywhere. Best of all the tree is everbearing so you'll have a year round harvest of this very unique fruit. #2651 MUKRAT THAI LIME Also known as , this valuable variety is prized for its unique, very fra- grant leaves that are used to flavor cur- ries and other dishes. It also bears crops of small, intensely fragrant, bumpy fruit BEARSS LIME used in Southeast Asian cooking. Cold Almost as big as a lemon, Bearss Lime hardy to 32°F. #2615 produces abundant, greenish-yellow, seedless, very juicy fruit. Mix the delicious PALESTINE SWEET LIME juice with lemons or oranges for a re- A unique, yellow lime from the Middle freshing drink. Bearss Lime ripens in late East, Palestine Sweet Lime features winter into spring, and it can also produce beautiful, large, bright yellow, very some fruit year-round. #2650 sweet, low acid fruit; it has a more subtle flavor than regular lime varieties. Popular BORNEO in Asian and Middle East dishes, it makes Known also as Rangpur Lime or Mandarin a refreshing drink, and the peels can be Lime, this unique and attractive variety ground into seasoning. Cold hardy to features year-round crops of bright NEW 32°F. #2659 orange, mandarin-size fruit. Very juicy EXCALIBUR RED LIME and easy-to-peel, its tart lemon-lime What looks like many small oranges THORNLESS flavor is great used like lime juice in bev- hanging from this dwarf tree are actually This unique variety is prized for its very erages, salads, and Asian dishes. #2683 a cross between and Rangpur aromatic, flavorful and juicy green- lime. The skin and flesh are both orange ish-yellow fruit. Wonderful for juice, to red in color but the fruit tastes like a flavorings and the famous Key Lime Pie. lime, and a very tasty one too. And thanks Easy-to-grow and harvest fruit year- to the kumquat in its parentage the skin round. #2653

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 7 8 MANDARIN bly intobly low the teens! #2667 F.hardy to 20 at least degrees and possi plant ofthe being also heard reports 8 wasn't already enough, exciting we've have in United the it States! Amoa And if Spain andacross we're to excited now so mandarinblood has spread like wildfire experience. This sensory 8isAmoa afull that we adore.sweet-tartness an Eating mandarin and that orange unique blood balance flesh is a divine sweet ofa super way. beautiful when sliced in a very The intoange fruit and ofthe skin the bleeds or blood and "bloodier"than atypical is even darker fruit purple sometimes to dark red The into one fruit. crammed qualities were eating citrus vorite fresh spectacular,one is truly all asif fa our orange, hence name the "Amoa". This ofAvanabrid mandarin and blood Moro United Sates, 8is Amoa an Italian hy recentlyOnly made available in the #2660 fruit. peel to easy flavorful, very sweet, ofround, orange,great bright crops bears hundreds, this unique selection China in nineteen the Introduced from SATSUMA CHINA NEW

1-877-353-4028 Contact us10AM-4PM Monday-Friday CITRUS AMOA-8 BLOOD MANDARIN - - - - MIHO WASE Wase is cold hardy to 25°F. #2663 Reportedly,ful, and easy-to-peel. Kuno flavor sweet, it's fresh-eating, for Great fruit. orange bright ofattractive, crops oranges, Kuno Wase abundant produces mandarin ripening earliest ofthe One KUNO WASE jewels. orange bright #2669 You’ll its enjoy with this winter beauty flesh. ajuicy with sweet-tart, Complex, skin. easy-to-peel very features fruit less ball golf sized, seed This outstanding, SEEDLESS KISHU variety and the most widely planted widely cit and most the variety make peeling populareasy this avery and balanced with acidity sweetness darin. Their snackable size, delicious Waseeat Man ofthan more Okitsu the aren'tThere that many we could citrus eating. #2681 are fresh great for fruit orange bright easy-to-peel, These fruit. thin-skinned ofsweet, dant crops and abun to produces ripen earliest the damage.out Miho Wase is also one of intotemperatures high the teens with withstand can darin Orange, older trees ofManAn exceptionally hardy variety NEW OKITSU WASE OKITSU ------surviving to 15ºF. about surviving #2665 varieties, citrus is one hardiest ofthe and Christmas Mandarin before ripens Satsuma skin. easy-to-peel, loose, with delicious fruit, sweet, deep-orange, bears variety ripening early This SATSUMA OWARI #2662 growers. northern for eating tocitrus grow easiest the fresh growing seasons.) Wase is one of Okitsu for short fit sure it's agood be you can that youin Japanese, see anytime so ibly early ripening, (Wase means early in Japan originated.rus it where Incred it is commercially. grown it #2668 everywhere one top ofthe selling citrus size. why toIt's this see easy has become large its along with name from comes trademark its hence where wrestlers, sumo ofJapanese hairstyle topknot the near that stem the resembles fruit of the are large andFruits have a bump ontop available. varieties eating citrus fresh est not sweet the if is one of sweetest, the and aKiyomi Tangor, Shiranui aPonkan hybrid between A Japanese MANDARIN NEW

SHIRANUI SHIRANUI - - ORANGE

CARA CARA SEVILLE SOUR ORANGE Make delicious marmalade and juice NAVEL ORANGE with the tart fruit of this popular vari- A natural mutation of Navel orange, ety. Widely grown in southern Europe, Cara Cara was found in in an orange Seville is also a valuable ornamental and orchard in Venezuela. Similar to Wash- is prized for its fragrant flowers, large, ington Navel in growth habit, Cara Cara bright orange fruit and its dark green, fruit is unique for its sweet, reddish pink lush foliage. #2638 flesh and occasionally variegated foli- age. #2672 CHINOTTO SOUR ORANGE A particularly attractive small tree, Chi- NEW BOUKHOBZA BLOOD notto is prized for its compact foliage, ORANGE profuse fragrant flowers, and bright Boukhobza is not quite as dark as other orange fruit. Chinotto fruit is delicious blood oranges but what it lacks in an- candied, made into marmalade, or for thocyanin content it makes up for in be- juice. #2633 ing perhaps the sweetest around. This one was a favorite of ours at the UC Riverside citrus tastings and we FUKUMOTO NAVEL are proud to now be offering it to home ORANGE growers. #2678 Introduced from Japan in the 1980s, TAROCCO #7 Fukumoto Navel Orange is prized for its very early ripening (3-4 weeks BLOOD ORANGE The largest of the blood oranges. Deep ahead of Washington Navel) and its orange, juicy, and delicious. Sweet, with attractive, reddish orange skin. Very a hint of tartness, the flesh turns a strik- sweet, juicy, and flavorful, this variety ing deep-red when ripe. #2677 is somewhat less vigorous than other orange varieties, making it especially well-suited to container growing. WASHINGTON NAVEL Winter Benjamin, (our nursery gnome) gives Fukumoto two thumbs up as the ORANGE Enjoy large, sweet, and delicious or- sweetest orange he’s ever tried. #2674 anges on a compact tree. Seedless and very juicy, Washington Navels are a wonderful mid-winter treat. #2670

Dont forget your fertilizer!

1 lb. #17863 25 lbs. #01363 CITRUS MIX 6-3-3 5 lbs. #05863

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PEARL TANGELO WEKIWA TANGELO This unique Tangelo variety is a cross A unique variety of Tangelo, Wekiwa between grapefruit and mandarin or- produces abundant crops of delicious, ange. Tangelo features particu- large fruit. Sweet with a hint of tart- larly attractive, willow-like foliage and ness, this very flavorful fruit is bright delectable, sweet, grapefruit-like fruit. yellow with a pink blush when ripe. #2626 Wekiwa fruit is great for fresh eating and juice. #2680

TANGOR

ing sweet and acidic flavor as Temple TANGOR Tangor, but slightly smoother and A unique hybrid of mandarin and sweet sweeter. #2636 orange, Kiyomi Tangor bears great crops of large, bright orange fruit with pebbly-textured skin. Rich and spicy in TEMPLE TANGOR A unique cross of tangerine and sweet flavor, it is good for fresh eating and for orange, Temple Tangor features sweet, juice. #2635 richly flavored flesh with a hint of acid. This easy-to-peel, very attractive fruit SUE LINDA TEMPLE is great for fresh eating. #2637 TANGOR An improved tangor, descended from the original Temple Tangor that has been grown in Florida for many years, Sue Linda Temple has the same amaz-

YUZU

SUDACHI ICHANDRIN YUZU ICHANDRIN Prized in Japan for its very flavorful Prized in Japan for flavoring, juice and juice, Sudachi is a cross of mandarin or- preserves, this hardy variety bears ange and yuzu. The unique, spicy juice abundant, easy-to-peel, three inch from golf ball size Sudachi fruit is used diameter fruit with tasty, lemon-lime to flavor soups, fish dishes and even ice flavor. Yuzu is reportedly hardy to 0°F. cream and other desserts. Higher in #2618 vitamin C than lemons, Sudachi fruit is often picked green, when its flavor is most pronounced. Hardy to 0°F. #2619

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foliage and striped immature fruits. The ornamental foliage delicious fruit make MEIWA KUMQUAT it one of our favorite citrus trees to grow Also known as the “sweet kumquat”, at home. Experimental growers in USDA Miewa is much sweeter than the com- Zone 8 can add Centennial to the list mercially grown Nordmann Kumquat. of cold hardy citrus varieties to experi- Meiwa has larger fruits than Nordmann mentwith. #2642 and can be eaten whole, skin and all— AUSTRALIAN FINGER LIME the skin is actually the sweetest part! Microcitrus australasica NEW The flesh adds a wonderful tart and Australian Finger Lime is one of the spicy balance to the fruit. #2644 most fascinating discoveries in the fruit EUSTIS world! Also known as Citrus Caviar, the NEW NEW ZEALAND dark purple, three inch long fruit hold a A cross between multitude of tiny, round, juicy capsules Mexican Key One of the most mind bending and de- that burst with intense, sweet-tart, Lime and kum- licious hybrid citrus to come along in lemon-lime flavor. Finger Limes are quat, Eustis years, the New Zealand Lemonade is fairly new to the U.S. but are gaining Limequat is sure a hybrid of lemon and mandarin that popularity. Compared to other citru, to wow your truly tastes like lemonade! You can eat it Finger Limes are more resistant to dis- friends at the next party! Having the just like a sweet orange or juice it. Very eases and pests. #2606 best characteristics of both parents, Eu- popular in New Zealand and Australia, stis Limequat has a strong and fragrant New Zealand are just now tart-lime flavor as well as an edible skin! NEW RED FINGER LIME becoming available in the U.S. and we We've seen them from growers in Aus- Everbearing and highly productive. couldn't be happier! #2657 tralia and lusted after them for years #2658 and now we finally have the red pulped NEW Australian Finger Lime! The plant itself FLYING DRAGON NIPPON is essentially identical to the finger lime we've grown for years but the fruits HARDY CITRUS Oh how grateful we are for the Citrus ge- An exotic citrus relative, Flying Dragon, have a reddish-green skin and when you nus's ability to freely hybridize between is a deciduous, fully dwarf tree with crack them open the citrus caviar inside different species! The possibilities are contorted branches and equally attrac- is a bright pink to red color with a slight- seemingly endless and the Nippon Or- tive, hook-shaped thorns! Flying Dragon ly more fruity flavor than the typical fin- angequat is proof of that. We first got a bears two inch very aromatic yellow ger lime. #2605 taste of this one when a friend brought fruit that can be used for seasonings or some fruits up from Central California juice. We have seen Flying Dragon used and it was love at first taste. We adore BERGAMOT as a compact, impenetrable hedge in Best known as the flavoring in Earl the tart flavor on this one and the fact China. It's reportedly hardy to at least Grey Tea, Bergamot fruit resembles an that we can eat the entire fruit, skin and -10°F. and can be grown outside in many orange in shape, but is yellow in color. all. Given that both parents of this hy- areas of the Pacific as well as areas with Sweeter than a lemon, fragrant, makes brid are rather cold hardy we're assum- mild winters; potentially zone 5. #2602 delicious juice and highly regarded ing hardiness to at least 20°, though we marmalade. #2607 are just beginning to test them outdoors NEW FUKUSHU here in Portland. #2673 CENTENNIAL VARIEGATED KUMQUAT The largest of any of the kumquat fruits NORDMANN SEEDLESS KUMQUAT we currently grow, Fukushu is one of our A very unique variety discovered as a An OGW favorite winter snacks! Oblong gold- NAGAMI KUMQUAT spontaneous variegated genetic muta- favorite! en-orange fruits with a stubby neck tion from an unknown breeding project. Unlike most other citrus, Nordmann have an exceptionally thick and sweet It is thought to be a cross between a Seedless Nagami are valued skin. The flesh brings the acidic bal- Nagami Kumquat and a mandarin given for their sweet and tasty peel. This natu- ance to the sweet skin and usually has how incredibly sweet it is. Centennial ri- rally dwarf tree produces bumper crops few . One of our favorites for fresh vals Meiwa in the sweetness of its fruit. of petite, bright orange, elongated fruit. eating! This variety is said to be hardy This upright growing citrus tree is a very An absolutely beautiful tree which is down to 25°F, so could be worth trying dense, with gorgeous variegated hard to find. #2645 outdoors in mild climates. #2641 11 ARONIA Sorbaronia mitschurinii • 1 gallon, $19.95

This North American native has POLLINATION Self-fertile become very popular through- RIPENING TIME September out the world. Prized for its SITE & SOIL Aronia like half to full-day nutritious fruit and ornamental sun, well-drained soil. value in the spring, Aronia is SIZE AT MATURITY 3' – 6' in height covered with large clusters of YIELD PER PLANT 10 lbs. + An easy-to-grow, productive / small snowy white flowers followed in shrub, Nero reaches three-to-six feet September by large, attractive, and bears abundant crops of large, jet- blue-black berries. The grand black berries, great for juice and wine. finale is the striking, fire-en- A beautiful ornamental, you’ll enjoy gine-red foliage in the fall. Very Nero’s spring flowers, abundant clusters nutritious and high in antioxi- of very dark blue fruit, and striking, dants and anthocyanins, Aronia bright red, fall foliage. #5528 berries are eaten fresh, but more commonly used to make tasty DWARF ARONIA VIKING Sorbaronia mitschurinii juice and preserves. The dark Aronia melanocarpa An attractive, vigorous, and produc-

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING blue juice is also a high quality, Plant this petite, compact shrub and tive shrub reaching six feet, Viking is a stable, natural food coloring. enjoy its spring flower display, especial- popular commercial variety in Europe. BEARING AGE Usually begins ly tasty, jet black berries, and striking, Its abundant crops of tasty, near-black bearing the 2nd year after planting. crimson red, fall foliage. Dwarf tops out berries, make tasty juice or wine. Vi- BLOOM TIME April at just three feet in height. #5505 king’s lustrous, dark green foliage turns HARDINESS -40°F., a beautiful fire-engine-red in the fall. PESTS & DISEASES Aronia are pest and NERO ARONIA #5577 disease-resistant. Sorbaronia mitschurinii

AUTUMN OLIVE Elaeagnus umbellata • 1 gallon - 26.95, 2 gallon - $36.95

An elegant and attractive shrub, Au- SITE & SOIL Autumn Olive like half-day GARNET™ tumn Olive bears heavy crops of tasty, to full sun, well-drained soil. A unique selection from our PNW nutritious red or yellow berries and SIZE AT MATURITY 8' - 12' in height orchard, Garnet bears abundant crops silvery leaves. Research has shown Au- YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + of large, reddish bronze berries. Sweet tumn Olive to be extremely high in lyco- and flavorful, Garnet ripens in mid-to pene. Birds also relish the fruit and bees late-September. A medium-to large- love the fragrant, white flowers. It’s not sized shrub, Garnet also features abun- related to the true Olive and can be inva- dant fragrant flowers and attractive, sive in some regions of the US. It doesn't dark green foliage. #6194 appear to be a problem in the PNW. Check with your county extension office ™ for more information. PLEASE NOTE: We Ruby is prized for its heavy crops of very cannot ship Autumn Olive to CT, MA, NH, large, brilliant red berries which ripen TN, WI or WV AMBER™ in September. The flowers and fruit BEARING AGE Often begins fruiting the A real garden beauty, this unique and are complemented by the narrow, dark 2nd year after planting. sweet variety from Japan features fra- green foliage, which is silvery under- BLOOM TIME Early May grant white flowers in May. Amber is neath. The fruit is very tasty, both fresh HARDINESS At least –35°F., USDA zone 3. beautiful in late summer, covered with and made into juice. #6190 PESTS & DISEASES Disease and pest especially large, sweet, nutritious, light resistant. yellow fruit. Amber is great for fresh POLLINATION Self-fertile eating and for making delicious and nu- RIPENING TIME September tritious juice or jam. #6192

12 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-5PM Monday-Friday BARBERRY Berberis spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95

Prized for their ornamental value as well berry Seedling has long been prized in sweetened, the berries make a tasty as their nutritious and tasty fruit, Bar- South America for its delicious and nu- juice, high in vitamin C. Easy-to-grow and berries are grown in many regions of the tritious dark blue fruits. The antioxidant hardy to about 0°F. #6406 world. They are easy-to-grow and toler- rich berries are a sweet tart treat and far ate extremes of climate and soil. With superior to the fruit of most barberry ZERESHK BARBERRY their spiny stems, they make excellent species. #6408 Also known as common barberry or Eu- hedges and low screens. Barberry makes ropean barberry, Zereshk is one of the nutritious and tasty juice and jam and is NANA BARBERRY most widely utilized barberry species in high in vitamin C. Pest and disease free Also known as Magellan Barberry or the world and its cultivation has spread and self-fertile, Barberry likes half-day Calafate, this attractive, evergreen to nearly every corner of the world. The to full sun and most well-drained soils. shrub grows to only 18" in height. Native thorny branches and dense growth have to and , Nana Barberry made it a top choice for edible hedges NEW CALAFATE features leathery, dark green foliage, around the world and its bright red tart bright orange-yellow flowers, and tart, fruit can be eaten fresh, added to dish- BARBERRY dark purple berries. An old legend says es, dehydrated, turned into a candy or One of the most symbolic plants of that anyone who eats a calafate berry made into jam. #6410 southern Patagonia, the Calafate Bar- will surely return to Patagonia. When

BLACKBERRY Rubus spp. • $9.95 - $19.95

Marionberry ripens in July and makes wonderful jam and pies. #7927 OBSIDIAN This is a superior, very disease-resistant and early ripening variety. Obsidian pro- duces exceptionally heavy crops of large, delectable berries great for eating fresh, or for making preserves. #7935 Bursting with flavor, we take great pride in our delicious Oregon blackberries. BOYSENBERRY A national favorite, this complex cross These superb, delectable berries ripen to OLALLIE between raspberry, blackberry, and Olallie has large, sweet fruit perfect for perfection in the Willamette Valley and in American dewberry has large, sweet, fresh-eating or preserves, etc. Its trailing other regions where temperatures do not flavorful, dark-maroon fruit that is great canes are robust, steadfast producers. fall below minus 10°F. Even in colder ar- for fresh eating as well as jams, syrup, #7936 eas, you can protect your plants by cover- pies and cobblers. Reminiscent of wild ing them with soil, straw or other insula- blackberry in flavor, but the seeds are tion. Uncover in the spring, tie to a trellis, POLAR BERRY smaller and the canes are much less Here’s a wild one! The Polar Berry pro- and enjoy berries in mid-summer! thorny. #7915 duces creamy white berries that still have BLOOM TIME April that classic tangy blackberry flavor with a HARDINESS Blackberries are hardy to hint of citrus, all inside a reality defying minus 10°F., USDA zone 6. MARIONBERRY The standard by which we judge black- white berry! Berries hang like clusters PESTS & DISEASES berries, this very popular variety is of gleaming on self-supporting Blackberries do not suffer from signifi- named for Oregon’s Marion County second year canes that don’t require a cant pest or disease problems. where it was developed by legendary trellis. Excellent for fresh eating as well as POLLINATION Self-fertile plant breeder George F. Waldo from preserving and certain to excite and wow RIPENING TIME July - August both wild and domesticated stock. your friends or customers at the farmer’s SITE & SOIL Blackberries like 1/2 day to Marionberry has the beautiful color market! #7970 full sun and well-drained soil. and large size of boysenberry, plus the SIZE AT MATURITY delectable taste of wild blackberry. 6' in height on trellis. YIELD PER PLANT 10-15 lbs. View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 13 Blackberries Cont...

PRIME-ARK® 45 BLACK SATIN it a winner for home gardeners as well This revolutionary Prime-Ark Black Satin’s huge two inch long berries as commercial growers. #7941 45 bears abundant crops of are great for fresh eating, pies, jams berries on current season or freezing. An easy-to-grow, vigor- LOCH NESS canes. No pruning required, ous, thornless variety, Black Satin is Loch Ness is a thornless bush producing just cut plants to the ground disease-resistant and very productive. firm, moderately sweet berries in abun- in the fall. From an Arkansas #7913 dance: up to eight pounds per plant. It breeding program, Prime-Ark is quick to root and effortless to grow. ripens early-to mid-Septem- CHESTER #7922

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING ber with large, classic sweet, You’ll love the flavor and the easy har- blackberry-flavored fruit vest of the Chester thornless blackberry. LOGANBERRY (PPAF). #7937 It produces abundant crops of large, One of the most popular commercial high-quality berries that ripen from varieties, Loganberry is prized for its rich SILVAN late August until frost. These glossy, jet- and delicious flavor. A cross between a A trailing blackberry cross between a black berries are great for fresh eating red raspberry and blackberry, this very marionberry and ORUS 742, Silvan has a and make tasty pies and smoothies. large, maroon berry makes great syrup, growth habit, yield, and fruit similar to #7920 preserves and pie. #7925 marionberry, but is said to be hardier. The fruit is a purple-black with excellent COLUMBIA GIANT NAVAHO flavor, great for processing, but isn't The Columbia Giant is easily the largest Navaho is a completely thornless upright quite as firm as Marionberry. #7952 blackberry we’ve ever seen! And it growing blackberry! When mature, tastes amazing too. Columbia Giant is a Navaho Blackberry plants can produce TAYBERRY result of the hard work of Dr. Chad Finn 15 pounds of berries up to 1” in length. This delicious cross between loganberry in Corvallis, Oregon. Columbia Giant Extremely productive and disease-free. and black raspberry was developed in produces thornless and vigorous trailing #7930 Scotland. A vigorous, easy-to-grow va- vines with fruits that are firm and easy riety, Tayberry bears abundant crops of to harvest with a conical shape and a SWEETIE PIE very large, reddish black berries, great pleasantly sweet flavor and just enough Sweetie Pie is a new bred in the for preserves and ice cream toppings. tartness to make it a very well balanced South for southern growers. Tested in #7955 fruit. #7940 Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas, it performed remarkably well through hot COLUMBIA STAR and humid summers. Vigorous plants THORNLESS Columbia Star is another exciting produce many thornless floricanes that new addition to the blackberry world have a trailing habit. Berries are medium courtesy of the USDA and Oregon size and glossy with excellent flavor and State University! Columbia Star has high sugar content. Ripens mid June to NEW COLUMBIA SUNRISE the beloved Marionberry in its lineage late July in the South. #7942 The earliest ripening of any blackberry and the flavor of these large berries and thornless too! Another brilliant has been rated even better than the TRIPLE CROWN creation by Chadd Finn at the USDA Marionberry! Vines are vigorous and Triple Crown is an easy-to-grow, upright and Oregon State University, Columbia trailing and fruits ripen in mid July here thornless, and remarkably disease Sunrise ripens a full 2 weeks before in the Willamette Valley. Another added resistant blackberry. This outstanding any other cultivar, extending the U-Pick bonus for the Columbia Star is that it is variety produces over 30 lbs. of large, season and giving an early start to your reportedly even more cold hardy than juicy, flavorful fruit. Excellent for fresh blackberry season. #7943 the Marionberry. Fruit is easy to pick by eating, making delicious pies, sauces, hand or by machine harvesting making and jams. #7960

14 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday NEW HIMALAYAN WHORTLEBERRY Vaccinium nummularia Perhaps the cutest one in the whole Vac- around it and give it plenty of summer cinium genus, Himalayan Whortleberry water. The bright red new growth in is the perfect evergreen berry plant for spring is reason enough to grow this small spaces. A Himalayan relative of lovely shrub! Avoid dry compact soils blueberry and huckleberries it is grown which it intensely dislikes. An annual for its dazzling foliage and delicious dark application of mulch will keep the roots blue berries. Prefers cool soil conditions cool and moist during the heat of sum- so mulch heavily or plant ground covers mer. #5735

BLUEBERRY Vaccinium spp. 1 gallon, $16.95 • 3½" pot, $12.95

Arguably the most popular native North ground cover as it only gets about 18 American fruit, blueberries are delicious inches high before taking on its weep- and the bushes add striking ornamental ing form. Berries are very delicious and beauty to your garden landscape. We Blueberry Ripening aromatic and the foliage takes on a beautiful fiery red in fall. #5742 offer varieties with outstanding flavor, EARLY: Burgundy, Duke, Earliblue, beautiful spring flowers, and brilliant Misty, Pink Popcorn, , Star fall colors in a range of sizes and rip- MID: Baby Blues, Bluejay, Blueray, CHIPPEWA ening dates. Blueberries are easy-to- From the University of MN, Chippewa is Brigitta, Chandler, Chippewa, Draper, grow, require little care, and are seldom a three-to-four foot tall compact bush bothered by pests or diseases. They are Emerald, Native Blue, Northcountry, that produces abundant, light blue, simply wonderful eaten fresh and are Northsky, Patriot, Razz, Sunshine Blue, sweet berries. Ripening in July, they are perfect for freezing. Research has shown Superior, Sweetheart, Tophat, Toro a delicious summer snack. Chippewa that blueberries are very rich in antho- LATE: Darrow, Legacy, , Pink is also a fine ornamental shrub with cyanins and antioxidants. Lemonade, Rubel beautiful, red fall foliage. #5760 BEARING AGE 1st or 2nd year after planting. MINI BLUES BLOOM TIME April Celebrated for its huge yields of DWARF BLUEBERRIES delectable fruits as well as its excellent HARDINESS 0°F. to –45°F., flavor and vigorous growth, this new depending on the variety. blueberry will leave you speechless! PESTS & DISEASES Blueberries are not Mini Blues produces prolific crops of usually bothered by pests or diseases. fresh, tasty berries bursting with flavor. Scare birds away with Mylar Flash: The berries are small, firm, and vibrant cover the plants with netting. in color, making them just as appealing POLLINATION Partially self-fertile. to view on the bush as they are to eat. Plant two varieties for greater fruit The foliage is smooth, dense and mildly twiggy. Due to the size of the fruit this production. shrub is an excellent choice for machine RIPENING TIME July-Sept. harvesting. #5777 SIZE AT MATURITY 1-6 feet in height, depending on the variety. NATIVE BLUE Native Blue is an attractive, durable, SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- NEW MIDNIGHT CASCADE The first ever cascading blueberry! Now ornamental blueberry, that will com- drained, acidic soil. Peat Moss or other your hanging baskets can be filled with pliment southern gardens. With its pastel-colored, evergreen leaves, com- acidic soil will ensure good crops. blueberries that gracefully weep down for easy picking deliciousness. Can also pact habit and prolific berries, Native YIELD PER PLANT 3-20 lbs. be used effectively as a low growing Blue makes an outstanding addition to

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 15 Blueberries Cont... container plantings and mixed ripen in mid-season and are great for BLUERAY borders. Finely branched and fresh eating and baking. Northsky is also Blueray is a deliciously sweet and crack densely compact, Native Blue an attractive ornamental and features resistant berry. In the fall the foliage also makes a great, low growing brilliant red fall color. #5785 turns from dark green to vibrant shades hedge, or a perfect companion of red. #5752 plant to azaleas and camellias. NEW VELVETLEAF The foliage displays soft pinkish BLUEBERRY BLUEJAY hues as it first emerges, matures Also known as the Canadian Blueberry Bluejay has a delicately sweet flavor and to a glaucous blue, then turns the Velvetleaf Blueberry is a valuable incredible ability to retain quality while dark green with age. Abundant, North American native that grows wild hanging on the bush for extended peri- small bluish-black berries are in some of the colder parts of the con- ods of time. After harvest the branches incredibly flavorful, and will tinent. Long Trail hikers and Canadian turn bright yellow and the leaves change draw songbirds into the garden. homesteaders are surely familiar with from light green to shades of yellow and #5783 this wild blueberry that produces an orange. #5751 abundance of incredibly sweet blueber- NORTHCOUNTRY ries. Very similar to and freely hybridizes BRIGITTA Northcountry Half-High Blue- with the Lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium Extend your harvest season with this berry produces a medium-sized angustifolium). #5740 new variety from Australia. Brigitta’s berry with a pleasant aroma large, light blue berries begin ripening and sweet flavor. This hardy in August and will keep a month or more FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING blueberry is capable of with- NORTHERN in the refrigerator. These tasty berries standing harsh conditions and is HIGHBUSH are firm, crisp and sweet, with a hint of a reliable producer for commer- tartness. #5755 cial production. #5784 BLUEBERRIES CHANDLER TOPHAT Perhaps the world’s largest blueberry! You’ll love this cute, very dwarf blue- AURORA Chandler blueberry bushes are an out- berry in your yard or on your patio or Aurora is the latest ripening Highbush, standing selection from New Jersey that deck. In the spring TopHat is covered offering northern growers an opportu- bear spectacular, cherry-sized, fruit. with snowy white, bell-shaped flowers nity to extend the fresh fruit season. Our They begin ripening in midsummer and followed by large, firm and flavorful, observations in the PNW find Aurora to harvest extends over several weeks. powder blue berries. In the fall you’ll en- have extremely high yields. #5749 #5758 joy the fiery, crimson red foliage. TopHat only reaches two feet in height, perfect BLUECROP DARROW for container growing. #5798 One of the best all around varieties, Darrow frequently produces fruit as big Bluecrop’s large, sweet, flavorful, pow- as a quarter! You’ll love the delectable, der-blue berries grow in large clusters sweet-tart flavor of these huge, dark and ripen over the course of a month blue berries in the middle of summer. LOWBUSH BLUEBERRIES during midsummer. Bluecrop is also #5765 prized for its beautiful, crimson-red fall foliage. Very similar to Baby Blues BURGUNDY (#5748). #5750 An outstanding selection from Maine, Burgundy bears abundant crops of BABY BLUES Developed by Chad Finn of USDA-ARS, sweet and tasty, light blue berries. Corvallis, Oregon, in collaboration with A fine ornamental shrub, its gray/green Oregon State University, Baby Blues foliage is accented by burgundy colored Highbush Blueberry is great for process- new growth. #5757 ing and for fresh eating. Abundant crops of very small (0.8 gram), firm, light blue NORTHSKY berries ripen mid-season. It is very sim- Northsky is the hardiest variety that ilar to Bluecrop. They have a small scar, we offer and can withstand tempera- gourmet flavor, and are firm enough to tures down to -45ºF! This dense, two DRAPER remain intact during baking. #5748 Draper was developed at Michigan State feet tall by three feet wide bush produc- University. Renowned for its hardiness, es delicious, wild-flavored berries which Draper is an ideal blueberry plant for

16 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday edible landscaping. It’s a standout PINK POPCORN™ sky blue berries. Toro is a great addition variety in mid and high chill climates Pink Popcorn is a hardy northern high- to your garden or yard. This beautiful throughout the West. It has a compact bush blueberry, more compact grower compact shrub has hot pink flowers and habit, ripens early to mid-season, is than other varieties, and bears pink fruit foilage that turns blue to purple to red. highly productive as a young plant, and that ripen very early and continues until #5770 has outstanding quality fruit. Draper midseason. The medium-sized, cream has exceptionally firm berries and con- to pink berries have a dark pink blush, SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH centrates its ripening. After only three and offer true blueberry flavor and aro- years in the market, Draper has become ma. Self fertile, but will produce a larger BLUEBERRIES a leading choice for fresh eating and crop of berries if planted in proximity to storage. #5766 another early season variety. #5787 NEW NOCTURNE The Nocturne Blueberry is an exciting DUKE RAZZ new release from the USDA that A classic. One of the earliest blueberries Razz looks like a blueberry but tastes a features delicious dark black fruit on to ripen and one of our favorites, Duke bit like a raspberry! Robust and hardy, a very ornamental 5-6 foot tall bush. bears great crops of sweet, firm, tasty Razz produces great yields of medium Nocturne is a complex hybrid of three fruit. We like them so much, they of- to large berries that ripen midseason. Its different blueberry species, including ten disappear before we can get them plump, powdery blue fruits, with unique the Southern Rabbiteye. Unlike many home. Reliable and very productive, one raspberry undertones in their flavor, are of the Southern Highbush Blueberries Duke plant can produce over 20 lbs. of excellent for eating fresh and culinary Nocturne is incredibly cold hardy, due berries! These powder blue berries be- use. #5786 in part to the Vaccinium constablaei gin ripening in early July. #5767 in its parentage. This plant breaks RUBEL dormancy in spring later than any other Found in the wild in New Jersey, Rubel EARLIBLUE southern highbush blueberry and is less One of the earliest to ripen, Earliblue is a was one of the first blueberries to be susceptible to late spring frosts, making perfect choice to satisfy your blueberry brought into commercial production. Nocturne the best Southern Highbush cravings. Medium-sized, sweet, light These berries are packed with flavor and type blueberry for northern growers. blue berries cover this upright shrub in are significantly higher in antioxidants High levels of anthocyanins in the fruits June. Pair with Bluecrop to increase your than other highbush varieties. You’ll make Nocturne especially nutritious. yield. #5768 love them fresh and, with their intense #5782 flavor, they’re great in muffins and other LIBERTY baked goodies. #5788 This late-ripening patented variety is NEW NORMAN A very recent release from the Univer- prized for large, sweet, flavorful, sky- SPARTAN sity of Arkansas's blueberry breeding blue berries. Liberty blueberries are Plant this early ripening variety, and program and one of the best for south- especially easy to harvest from its at- feast on its delicious, tangy-sweet large ern and West Coast growers. Norman tractive, small, upright-growing, bush. berries, sometimes as big as a quarter. produces crops as abundant as Bluecrop #5776 In the fall you will enjoy Spartan’s beau- or Duke, making it viable for commercial tiful, orange and yellow foliage. #5790 production in warmer areas of the coun- PATRIOT try. Berries are firm, very tasty and ship Patriot is a perfect option for planting in SUPERIOR well. Not recommended for areas with your garden or pot. Its short, but wide Superior is a late ripening blueberry late spring frosts. #5781 growth habit is attractive and allows with a balanced flavor and firm fruit. for easy harvest. In the winter, its leaves After harvest the foliage will take on turn shades of red and purple, provid- dramatic shades of red, yellow, orange, NEW O’NEAL Perhaps the earliest ripening of any ing visual appeal no matter the season. and maroon. #5796 southern highbush blueberry and often #5799 touted as the tastiest too! The berries SWEETHEART are large, firm and incredibly juicy and Sweetheart has beautiful white blos- sweet. Plants are upright, vigorous and soms and sweet large blueberries. In have a gorgeous grey tint to the foli- temperate climates they can produce age. Very heat tolerant and somewhat two bountiful crops in a season. #5797 drought tolerant, though all blueberries in our dry summers will need supple- TORO mental water. Only hardy to about 5°F Feast your eyes on Toro’s spectacular so should not be planted outside USDA clusters of huge, sweet and delectable, Zone 7. #5741

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 17 Blueberries cont... SUNSHINE BLUE A gardener’s delight, Sunshine Blue is a compact, evergreen, three-foot CHILEAN GUAVA tall shrub. It features showy, hot pink molinae flowers followed by dime-sized, sweet • 1 gallon, $19.95 berries with a delicious tangy flavor. Sunshine Blue begins ripening in mid- A very attractive and unique, compact summer and continues over a period of evergreen shrub, Chilean Guava pro- about two months, some ripening very duces profuse, fragrant, small white late in the season. Great for container flowers followed by pretty red berries. growing and just as good in the ground. Sweet with a sprightly, Guava-like flavor #5795 and fragrance, Chilean Guava fruit are PINK LEMONADE delicious for fresh eating and for jam A one of a kind pink blueberry and jelly. Chilean Guava makes a nice with a unique flavor! Enjoy container plant and can be brought profuse, bell-shaped, pink- NEW CHILEAN inside when severe cold threatens. ish-white flowers followed Chilean Guava like half-day to full sun by striking, deep pink fruit in CRANBERRY (partial shade in hot climates) and late summer. These berries are Myrteola nummularia well-drained, acidic soil. Self-fertile and flavorful, great for fresh eating, hardy to about 10°F., USDA zone 8, Chil- FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING fruit salads or toppings. Features ean Guava is pest and disease-resistant attractive, yellowish-orange fall and ripens in October. #5900 color. #5789 EMERALD OGW favorite! A new patented variety from Florida, Emerald bears extremely heavy crops of large, sweet and flavorful, medi- um-blue berries. Great for growers in the Northwest, it is also a superior variety for California and other regions with mild winters. #5769 LEGACY This unique, upright bush retains its attractive, golden colored leaves throughout the winter! In August, A supremely cute ground cover from Legacy produces abundant crops of large, Tierra del Fuego in Southern Chile, Chil- light blue, sweet and flavorful berries. ean Cranberry is not really a true cran- #5775 berry but a relative of Chilean Guava that grows as a ground cover and can NEW FLAMBEAU MISTY tolerate, and in hot climates even re- The variegated form of Chilean Guava Misty is the perfect bush to add to your quires, a bit of shade. Leaves are tiny, absolutely glows year round with its landscape. An attractive, semi-ever- aromatic and look oh so elegant on the creamy yellow, pink and green varie- green blueberry bush with striking, wiry stems. Little white flowers in sum- gation that emerges a bright purplish bright pink flowers in the spring, mer are followed by white and pink pink in spring! This form seems to be followed by sky-blue, firm, and flavorful blushed delicious Chilean guava-like slightly more tolerant of shade than the berries in July. #5780 berries. The perfect fruiting ground cov- non-variegated forms but also not quite er beneath a fruit tree and sure to be a as cold hardy so site in a protected place. STAR great addition to food forest designs. Fruit set is not as heavy on this variety One of the best patented selections We can't stop planting this one any- but its hard to beat Flambeau's beau- from Florida, Star is prized for its very where we see a patch of open ground! ty. One of our favorites in winter when early ripening and large, sweet, fla- Keep well watered through the summer. some bright variegation in the garden vorful berries. A great variety for the #5909 really lightens our spirits! #5903 Northwest and other regions with mild winters. #5792

18 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday are growing a clone from North Willa- mette Research station shared with us INDIAN LAKE A very attractive small shrub, Indian by the amazing folks at Xera Plants se- Lake is prized for abundant crops of lected for its exceptional cold hardiness bright red, sweet and tasty berries. and large fruits. #6969 This striking fruit display is accented by the continuous bloom of pretty, bell- shaped, white flowers and dark green MAQUI foliage. #7415 JIM GERDEMANN This variety of Chilean Guava was col- BERRY lected by Ian Barclay of Desert North- Aristotelia chilensis west from the collection of infamous • 1 gallon, $22.95 gardener and plant collector, Jim Ger- demann, from the southern Oregon Maqui Berry, also known as Chilean Coast. Jim could not remember where Wineberry, is native to the Patagonia he got this plant from, but in his honor, region of southern Chile and Argentina we’ve named this selection after him. and is prized for its delicious, juicy ber- Plants have a more rounded shape ries that have unusually high amounts of than the species and supposedly a bit anthocyanins, specifically delphinidins. more cold hardy. In coastal climates or It has long been harvested by the Mapu- part shade, the Jim Gerdemann Chilean che people of Chile and we are now ex- Guava may grow up to 8 feet tall. In full perimenting with growing it in our very sun and growing inland, this variety similar climate here in the Northwest. PINK SNOWDROP™ usually grows around 3 feet high by 3 While Maqui Berry is usually dioecious, You will enjoy the striking sight of this feet wide. Fruit is just as delicious and we have found a hermaphrodite that beautiful small shrub covered with soft prolific as you’d expect from the species. produces fruit on a single plant. Trees pink berries. Pink Snowdrop’s sweet #5902 grow 12-15 feet in height and have ele- and tasty berries are accented by glossy, gant evergreen foliage. We’d love to see dark green foliage. #7410 this one planted more widely through- out the Northwest. Hardy to USDA zone CHILEAN 8, possibly 7. MYRTLE BERRY Luma apiculata • 1 gallon, $19.95 CHILEAN Known in Chile as Arrayán or Palo Col- orado, and often called by its genus WINTERGREEN name “Luma” here in North America, Gaultheria mucronata Chilean Myrtle Berry is one of the most • 1 gallon, $19.95 gorgeous species in the myrtle family, with its delicate and fragrant waxy foli- BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting. age, contorted, muscular orange trunks, BLOOM TIME May-June and peeling bark. It’s one of the first HARDINESS -5° F. woody species to colonize an area after RIPENING TIME Early fall SNOWDROP™ ground disturbance (along with Maqui POLLINATION Self-fertile. Spectacular in late summer, Snowdrop berry) in southern Chile. Fast-growing, PESTS & DISEASES Chilean Win- is covered with striking, snow-white it can eventually reach 30 feet but can tergreen is not bothered by pests or berries. Tasty, sweet, and tender, these be kept shrub size with pruning. Abun- diseases. sparkling berries are a nice contrast to dant white flowers are followed by deep SITE AND SOIL Chilean Wintergreen the glossy, dark green foliage. #7400 purple myrtle berries perfect for fresh like 1/2 day to full sun (partial shade in hot eating, jams, smoothies, or cheesecake. climates) and well-drained, acidic soil. Hardy to around 10-15oF., USDA zone 8B. SIZE AT MATURITY 2’ - 3’ in height While many nurseries offer seedlings YIELD 1 lbs. + that lack sufficient cold hardiness, we

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 19 BEN LEAR An attractive shrub prized for medic- Ben Lear is a wild clone from Wiscon- inal properties, fruit, and ornamental sin. Early ripening, large to medium value. Highbush Cranberry features CRANBERRY large clusters of snow-white flowers Vaccinium macrocarpon • 3.5" deep-red fruit and great for sauce and jam. #5727 in the spring followed in September pot - $12.95, 1 Gallon - by bright red berries and reddish or- $16.95 PILGRIM ange foliage. After frost, no longer Pilgrim Cranberry is a superior va- bitter, the berries are used for pre- Cranberry Sauce! Dried Cranberries! riety prized for abundant crops of serves, candy, and baked goods. Cranberry Juice! These are just some large, tasty, red berries. #5725 of the uses for this versatile, nutri- tious, and very flavorful berry. Grow- KALINKA™ We received this promising variety ing only about six inches in height, STEVENS Stevens Cranberry is the leading cul- from our good friend, Oleg Nedvy- with dainty evergreen foliage and tivar in the Northwest and is one of ga. Discovered in central Ukraine, bright red fruit, Cranberry makes an the many planted in Wisconsin and Kalinka forms an attractive shrub attractive ornamental and fruiting Massachusetts. #5726 with great crops of large, particularly groundcover and begin bearing the tasty, bright red berries. #5805 first or second year after planting. Cranberry like half-day to full sun and acidic soil with plenty of moisture. UKRAINE™ HIGHBUSH Ukraine was selected for abundant They are self-fertile, hardy to -30°F., Viburnum FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING CRANBERRIES crops of high quality fruit and USDA zone 4, and pest and disease-re- opulus • 1 gallon, $19.95 colorful, orange-red fall foliage. sistant. Often begins bearing the second year after planting. #5810

CURRANTS spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95 • Bare Root, $9.95

Ask your European and Russian friends your extension service for details. about Currants. A favorite fruit for many POLLINATION Currants are self-fertile. CHAMPAGNE One of our favorite currants here at people around the world, most of us RIPENING TIME July OGW, Champagne is excellent for fresh Americans have not had the opportu- SITE & SOIL Full sun to partial shade eating. Compact, disease-resistant , and nity to taste these delicious berries. and well-drained soil. a heavy producer, the beautiful berries Beautiful additions to your yard or land- SIZE AT MATURITY 3' - 5' in height. are often used in preserves and as a gar- scape, these upright growing shrubs are YIELD PER PLANT 10-20 lbs. nish for fine desserts. #4935 attractive in bloom and a striking sight in fruit, with large clusters of pink, red, white or black berries cascading down GLOIRE DES SABLONS Beautiful gem-like, translucent pink the heavily laden branches. Currants PINK CURRANTS Ribes rubrum berries on a compact, upright shrub are rich in antioxidants and have a much make Gloire de Sablons a gorgeous higher vitamin C content than oranges. addition to any garden. This French PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship Currants to heirloom variety was introduced prior DE, MA, ME, NC, NH, RI, & WV. We cannot to 1858. Its very sweet berries have long ship Black Currants to MI, OH & VA. been prized for dessert making. Similar BEARING AGE 1st or 2nd year after to Pink Champagne, with slightly larger planting. fruit and a later ripening time. #4930 BLOOM TIME March-April HARDINESS -40°F., USDA zone 3 PESTS & DISEASES White Pine Blister RED CURRANTS Ribes rubrum Rust can be a problem for Black Currants in certain eastern and Midwestern states. Other currant species are not bothered by this disease. Check with

20 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday HEROS RUBINA Rust and powdery mildew. Blooms ear- An early producer, Heros boasts excep- Rubina is a valuable Swedish variety that lier than Blanka. #4905 tionally large, bright red berries! #4956 bears heavy crops of striking, dark red berries. Very flavorful and sweeter than SWEDISH CHERRY most, they are great for fresh eating and Swedish White Currant was brought to Cherry Red produces beautiful, bright preserves. Rubina features an attractive, America not too long ago. Long, strik- red berries early in the season. Mildew spreading form and frilly foliage. #4987 ing berry clusters ripen in mid-July. This and rust resistant. This old-fashioned lesser known cultivar is highly produc- cultivar has been in circulation since the WILDER tive and demonstrates excellent disease mid-1800s. #4950 Wilder is an old-fashioned variety that resistance. Berries are translucent and originated in the late 1800s. The bush very sweet. #4925 HONEYWOOD is large and vigorous, and highly pro- A newer red currant selection from ductive. Fruit ripens late season and has WHITE CHERRY Northwoods Nursery, Honeywood is a pleasant, sub-acid flavor. #4981 White Cherry is one of the most orna- disease-resistant cultivar with beauti- mental and delicious currants you ful, mildly sweet berries. #4957 can grow. Fruits hang like beautiful WHITE CURRANTS translucent pearls from upright vigorous JONKHEER VAN TETS Ribes rubrum branches. White currants are especially At long last, added to our offerings, sweet and a favorite for fresh eating. Jonkheer Van Tets is considered among #4915 the best of the red currants! They are early ripeners, heavy bearing, mildew WHITE IMPERIAL and aphid resistant with large, deep-red White Imperial is a mid-season variety berries with excellent flavor. Bush habit that produces translucent berries with a lends well to espalier training. #4985 slight pink blush. Its sweet, high quality fruit is firm, juicy and medium to large in POMONA size. Growth habit tends to be spreading. Pomona is an attractive, upright Resistant to powdery mildew. #4906 growing, compact shrub from Canada. Very disease resistant and prized for its WHITE PEARL striking 4 inch long clusters of dark red White Pearl is a classic variety from berries. Sweeter than most, these large, Holland that European gardeners have juicy berries are great for fresh eating, BAR LE DUC valued for many years for its attractive, A unique white currant from France, juice and preserves. #4986 upright form and sweet, flavorful Bar-Le-Duc produces profuse clusters berries. Produces large clusters of of large and very sweet, translucent pale-yellow to translucent berries that RED JADE™ white berries, good for fresh eating and Red Jade is a mid-season, vigorous ripen mid-season. #4910 preserves. Easy to grow and disease producer of medium to large translucent resistant, this valuable variety forms red berries. Canes hold up well under an attractive, upright growing shrub. heavy loads of fruit, and clusters are White Transparent is another delicious #4904 easy to harvest. #4975 currant that features large clusters of BLANKA sweet translucent white berries. #4928 RED LAKE From Slovakia, Blanka is a reliably Red Lake is one of the classic red currant heavy producer of large, sweet berries ZITAVIA varieties, first introduced in 1933. Ber- A newer white currant selection from The fruit is opaque with an off-white ries are large, born on long clusters, and Northwoods Nursery, Zitavia is a dis- color. Flowering late, it avoids spring late-ripening. This plant is vigorous, but ease-resistant cultivar with large berries frosts and ripens later in the season. susceptible to mildew. #4976 born on long clusters. #4998 Growth habit tends to be spreading. ROVADA #4900 This late ripening red currant extends the season by at least two weeks and PRIMUS Primus produces white, translucent, escapes late frosts. The large berries intensely-sweet berries. Growth habit are exceptionally dark red and aromatic, tends to be more compact and upright, born on long, easy-to-harvest clusters. making for an attractive plant with a Rovada is widely used for commercial distinctive red tinge to leaves and new production. #4980 shoots. Resistant to White Pine Blister View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 21 BLACKDOWN LAXTON'S GIANT BLACK CURRANTS One of our favroties, this popular English Introduced in England in 1946 and true Ribes nigrum variety is best known for superior flavor to name, Laxton's Giant produces very and higher sugar content—delicious for large berries worthy of exhibition. Long fresh eating. Berries are medium-sized clusters of juicy, thin-skinned currants We are excited about our up- with a slightly thicker skin. Resistant are easy to harvest. A heavy producer dated black currant selection. to white pine blister rust and mildew, and early ripener. #4892 Popular in much of the rest of Blackdown is attractive with a compact the world, but less common in growth habit and is one of our favorites! the U.S., black currants are one LENTAJ #4855 Brought to the US from the former of the most nutritious berries Soviet Union, Lentaj is prized for its “currantly” overlooked by many heavy crops of sweet, mildly tart berries. Americans. Their unique flavor BLACK SEPTEMBER Black September is a late ripener and A great variety for first time growers, is excellent for fresh eating, heavy producer with particulary large, these jet-black berries are delicious juicing, or baking, and their firm fruit. Hardy and disease-resistant eaten directly off this attractive, com- nutritional profile in relation to with excellent black currant flavor pact shrub. #4881 other popular berries and fruits makes It's a superior variety. #4860 is nothing short of impressive. Black currants are particularly MINAJ SMERIOU A more mildly flavored black currant high in antioxidants and contain CONSORT R.ussuriense x R. nigrum with delicate skin, Minaj Smeriou is a

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING more vitamin C than oranges, Consort has the highest level of antioxi- newer Bulgarian variety resistant to and nine times the calcium, five dants and flavanoids of all black currant white pine blister rust. Among the first times the iron, and four times varieties, giving it a stronger flavor than of the black currants to ripen. Heavy the magnesium and potassium of blue- most and making it amazingly healthful pruning is necessary for this vigorous berries! Their unique taste and overall and nutritious! Perfect for preserves, grower! #4893 health benefits shouldn’t be overlooked! syrups, and liquers. Vigorous and resis- tant to white pine blister rust. #4865 SEABROOK'S Seabrook's Black cCurrant is an early to CORONET mid season currant that produces heavy Coronet is a new variety from the Cana- clusters of medium sized fruit on a com- dian breeding program that developed pact, upright shrub. Flowers emerge late Consort and Crusader black currants, all making it a good choice for areas with varieties resistant to white pine blister late frosts. #4885 rust. Great for drying and preserving. #4891 SLITSA From Holland, Slitsa is the earliest ripen- DELINDMOI er of all our black currant offerings. Vig- A French variety, relatively new to the orous and easy-to-grow, it is known for US. Delindmoi is a heavy producer of large crops of especially sweet berries large, flavorful berries. Resistant to with a milder black currant flavor than powdery mildew. #4872 most varieties. #4882 BELARUSKAJA Belaruskaja is a recently developed vari- KANTATA 50 BLACK TITANIA ety fairly similar to Blackdown in flavor Along with our other varieties, we dis- Developed from a cross with Consort, Ti- and sweetness. Resistant to white pine covered the Kantata 50 black currant at tania is a firm, more mildly flavored vari- blister rust. An excellent lesser-known the USDA Germplasm Repository in Cor- ety. White pine blister rust resistant, and fresh eating selection. #4890 vallis, Oregon. Originally from the for- a vigorous grower, Titania can reach ma- mer Soviet Union, Kantata 50 features turity in a little more than three years. BLACK REWARD heavy crops of large, juicy, sweet, low Berries tend to ripen all at once for easy This midseason currant from the Neth- acid fruit, with delectable black currant one-time harvesting. #4894 erlands is considered one of the best flavor. A good variety for the first time flavored all of black currants. Berries are grower of black currant, the berries are of variable size within a cluster but crops great eaten fresh from this attractive, are very heavy. Late flowering and a re- disease resistant, compact shrub. #4878 liable producer. #4886

22 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday JOSTABERRY Ribes x nidigrolaria • 1 gallon, $19.95 BLACK A unique three-way cross of Goose- berry and two different Black Currant varieties, Jostaberry combines the best of both worlds with a vigorous, thornless bush that is easy-to-grow with larger, sweeter fruit much like Gooseberry. Jostaberry produces very large, jet-black, sweet-tart fruit, high in vitamin C, great for fresh eating or for making preserves. Resistant to powdery mildew and white pine blister rust. #5050 JOSTINE Jostine is a vigorous black currant and gooseberry hybrid that produces medi- um to large berries with excellent flavor and very high yields. Berries keep well CLOVE CURRANTS on the bush prolonging the harvest season and can be made into jellies, jams, pies, or eaten fresh. Plants are CRANDALL R.odoratum thornless and disease resistant. #5052 Sometimes called "clove currant" because of its deliciously fragrant flowers, Crandall is an easy-to-grow ornamental and fruiting shrub native to the Great Plains. Clusters RED JOSTABERRY of yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers bloom in early spring followed by an abundance Similar to Black Jostaberry with the of very large, jet-black berries in August. Considered by some to be among the best same disease resistance, thornless tasting black currants, Crandall has a fruity, grape-like flavor different from European canes, and large fruit. Red Jostaberry black currants. #4870 features berries with red highlights that taste sweeter and have less of the strong flavor notes of black currants. #5051

ELDERBERRY Sambucus spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95

These shade-tolerant abundant producers have long been grown for their edible and medicinal nutritious berries. Large aromatic white or pink flower heads are followed in late summer by clusters of blue-black berries. The berries are usually cooked before eating, perfect for syrups and wines. BEARING AGE O-1 years after planting. POLLINATION Elderberries are partially self-fertile. BLOOM TIME May-June Plant two varieties for more abundant crops. HARDINESS American Elderberries: -30°F., USDA zone 4. RIPENING TIME September European Elderberries: -25°F., USDA zone 4. SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and moist, well-drained soils. PESTS & DISEASES Elderberries are not bothered by pests SIZE AT MATURITY 10’ - 12’ or diseases. YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. +

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 23 Elderberry cont... ADAMS Adams has large clusters of fragrant, EUROPEAN NW NATIVES white flowers that appear in spring, followed by clusters of large dark purple ELDERBERRIES to black berries in late summer to fall. Sambucus nigra Fruit can be harvested for making elder- berry wine and jam, or left on the plant Very popular in European gardens and to provide seasonal forage for wildlife. used for centuries in folk remedies. Grow as a shrub, or cut it back each year European elderberries are hardy to as a bold perennial. #6100 -25°F., USDA zone 4, and are partially BOB GORDON self-fertile. Bob Gordon was identified and col- lected from the wild by Robert Gordon, ALLESSO BLUE ELDERBERRY Allesso is a popular and very productive Sambucus caerulea Charlotte Cooper, and Andrew Thomas variety cultivated in some countries for Blue Elderberry is an attractive, near Osceola, MO, of 1999. The berries fruit production. With dark green foli- upright ornamental and fruiting are dark purple, ripen uniformly in the age and large clusters of creamy white shrub that will decorate your cymes, and are resistant to shatter- flowers, Allesso is also a fine ornamental yard with its very large clusters ing. Bob Gordon has large clusters of shrub. #6103 of creamy white, edible flowers fragrant, white flowers that appear in followed by abundant crops of spring followed by clusters of large, FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING tasty, powder-blue berries. Use dark, berries in late summer to fall. Fruit the flowers to make Elderberry can be harvested for making elderberry fritters and the fruit to make wine and jam, or left on the plant to pro- delicious jam or wine. #6107 vide seasonal forage for wildlife. #6104 RED ELDERBERRY JOHNS Sambucus racemosa ssp. pubens Johns is known for its large fruit with A striking ornamental as well as fruiting clusters at least 5 inches in diameter. plant, Red Elderberry displays showy Plants are vigorous, growing 10 feet spikes of bright white flowers in late tall. Fruit can be harvested for elder- spring followed by clusters of brilliant berry wine and jam, or left on the plant red berries in mid-summer. Use these to provide seasonal forage for wildlife. EMERALD LACE™ berries to make a tasty sauce or tangy Grow it as a shrub, or cut it back each Emerald Lace, also known as Fern-leaf jelly. Caution: Red Elderberries are year as a bold perennial. #6101 Elder, will be one of the pleasures of slightly toxic if eaten raw. #6127 your summer garden. If you grow it NOVA in partial shade, its elegant, finely cut Enjoy Nova for its beautiful show of foliage grows larger and more striking. flowers in the spring and harvest abun- The spectacular, large flower heads are dant, sweet and tasty berries in August! followed by abundant, tasty, shiny black Nova’s almost black berries are good for berries. #6120 wine, pies and jelly. #6125 GOLDBEERE RANCH Goldbeere is a unique variety bearing Ranch tends to be more compact and large clusters of striking, greenish- upright. Shorter plants allow easier gold berries. Goldbeere’s unique, tasty harvesting. A great fit for a “You Pick” berries are accented by lush, light green operation. Tolerates marginal/less fer- foliage. #6108 tile soils. #6128 AMERICAN ELDERBERRIES GUINCHO PURPLE Sambucus canadensis YORK Guincho Purple is a beautiful orna- A beautiful ornamental and fruiting mental and fruiting shrub. This unique, These American Elderberries are reput- shrub, York American Elderberry has purple-leafed variety bears great crops ed to be slightly more cold hardy than very large clusters of striking, creamy- of tasty, shiny black berries. Guincho their European cousins, down to -35°F, white flowers which are followed by Purple is prized for its wine-purple fo- USDA zone 3. Plant two varieties for huge crops of large, purplish-black ber- liage, which contrasts beautifully with better pollination. Recommended for ries. York’s berries make delicious pies, its large clusters of pink flowers. #6110 northern climates. jelly, and wine. #6140 24 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday produces abundant crops of large, dark clusters and lush, deep-red purple foli- HASCHBERG blue, flavorful, juicy berries. #6115 age. In the fall you will enjoy a great crop Haschberg is one of the leading fruiting of tasty, bluish-black berries. #6132 varieties in Germany and Austria. It bears abundant clusters of large, juicy, SUTHERLAND GOLD Sutherland Gold is prized for clouds of flavorful, bluish-black berries. With VARIEGATED finely cut, golden-yellow foliage. Grow Distinguishing characteristics of this attractive dark green foliage and large this five-to-six foot shrub in partial beauty include striking creamy-white clusters of white flowers, it also makes shade for the best visual effect. Suther- and green foliage with large clusters a fine ornamental shrub. #6112 land Gold fruit must be cooked before of fragrant, white flowers. This medi- eating. #6130 um-size shrub bears great crops of tasty, KORSOR bluish-black berries. #6135 One of the best fruiting varieties, Korsor also makes a fine ornamental shrub. THUNDERCLOUD A vigorous, upright shrub, Thundercloud Korsor reaches eight feet in height and is prized for profuse, reddish pink flower

EUCALYPTUS Eucalyptus spp. • 1 gallon- $19.95; 2 gallon - $29.95

Affectionately referred to as gum trees as hard pruning or frost damage. Few NEW PAUCIFLORA ALPINE in their native Australia, the Eucalyptus trees give such instant satisfaction with genus contains hundreds of species from their explosive growth rate and silvery SNOW GUM all over Australia and the genus makes blue evergreen leaves as the Eucalypts! Eucalyptus pauciflora ssp. pauciflora The true form of the species Eucalyptus up the majority of native forests on the pauciflora, some attest that Pauciflora continent. Eucalyptus are prized for their NEW NIPHOPHILA ALPINE Alpine Snow Gum is hardier than the gorgeous juvenile foliage that is often various subspecies that are often grown used in cut flower arrangements as well SNOW GUM Eucalyptus pauciflora ssp. niphophila throughout the Northwest. #4193 as the aromatic oils contained in their One of the most spectacular of the cold leaves. While many Eucalyptus are not hardy eucalyptus Niphophila Alpine Snow hardy to USDA Zone 8, a few species from NEW ALPINE GUM Gum is a particularly hardy subspecies of Eucalyptus archeri sa and high elevations around Australia Eucalyptus pauciflora. Trees grow rapidly Alpine Cider Gum might be most famous have proven to work in the PNW. Though when young and require full sun in well for its foliage that is often used as cut a serious arctic blast will knock back drained soils. Bark becomes an amazing material by florists but this handsome many species every 7-10 years here in mottled collage of grays, tans and olive species is also one of the most cold har- the Northwest, most will resprout from green and is one of the most beautiful dy Eucalyptus that can be grown in our the roots and regain their original height characteristics of this tree. Young trees area. Juvenile foliage is perfoliate, light in 3-5 years, though removing the frost- may grow a bit horizontally for the first greyish blue and very fragrant. Trees can killed dead trunks and branches can be couple months to a year but it is best to be coppiced near the base to retain this quite the burden to property owners. not stake them up as this can lead to a juvenile foliage as a multi-stemmed eu- Consider this when siting and managing weaker trunk later on. Cold hardiness calyptus shrub or allowed to grow into Eucalyptus in Zone 8. Heavy pruning can increases with age and gargantuan spec- a large, extremely fast growing 35’ tall keep them at a managable size and their imens can be found throughout Portland. tree. Handles snow and ice well and gains adaptation to fire allows them to resprout #4169 cold hardiness with age. #4155 vigorously after disturbances such View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 25 Eucalyptus Cont... is unique for its ability to grow in baking hot dry deserts as well as the humid and wet east coast, often withstanding wa- terlogged soils and even a bit of shade. Very unique attributes for a Eucalyptus! It’s as gorgeous in its mature form as it is in youth and deserving to be much more widely planted anywhere temperatures don’t dip below 0ºF. #4158

NEW KYBEAN MALLEE NEW ALPINE Eucalyptus kybeanensis YELLOW GUM Kybean Mallee is the ideal Eucalyptus for Eucalyptus subcrenulata small spaces, growing to just 15’ or so A most unusual cold hardy Eu- and growing very quickly when young. calyptus species, Alpine Yel- The evergreen leaves are glossy green low Gum is unique for its deep and hang elegantly from the branches

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING green foliage as opposed to year round! White winter flowers line the typical silvers and blues the branches in winter and the bark is of Eucalyptus. Trees are stur- a smooth glossy grey. Almost always a dy and grow very upright to about 30’ multi stemmed small tree and hardy to tall in 10 or so years. The bark is the real at least 5ºF without damage. #4157 attraction here, featuring handsome reddish brown streaks in youth and maturing to silver and bright YELLOW when mature! One of the most unique bark colors you might ever see for a tree NEW LITTLE LEAF GUM that’s hardy to Zone 7b. Alpine Yellow Eucalyptus parvula Little Leaf Gum has proven itself an in- Gum has performed very well for us credibly resilient and hardy eucalyptus here in Portland and will resprout from for our climate. The species is extremely the base in climates where severe frost endangered in its native SE Australian knocks it back. It can also be coppiced mountains which is all the more reason to maintain its juvenile foliage and a for us to grow it here and preserve this smaller shrub, though you won’t be able incredible and versatile little tree. Trees to gaze upon its gorgeous yellow bark if can be single or multi-trunked with blu- coppiced. #4190 ish-green leaves and gorgeous purple new growth. The texture on mature NEW BLACK SALLEE trees is similar to an olive tree but at Eucalyptus stellulata twice the growth rate! Casts very light A very popular cold hardy Eucalyptus, shade and prefers full all day sun. Estab- the Black Sallee has proven itself a re- NEW OMEO GUM lished Little Leaf Gum specimens can be liable choice for the Pacific Northwest. Eucalyptus neglecta Certainly one of seen throughout the Willamette Valley. It is valued for its smooth peeling bark the easiest to grow eucalyptus for cold A couple trees along I-5 by the Wood- that reveals a patchwork of soft browns climates, the Omeo Gum is a widely burn Factory Outlets have withstood and greens. Slightly slower growing adaptable and stunningly gorgeous every winter storm and crazed lawn- than other eucalyptus, the tree may eucalyptus. The rounded leaves look mower that’s been thrown its way for eventually reach 50’. The name Sallee is nearly tropical on the square stems the past 40 years! And for a more easily thought to be in reference to the willow when it is young and the purplish blue approachable specimen you can visit the genus (Salix), to which it bears some re- new growth has caused many a nursery Oregon Garden in Silverton and check semblance. #4192 employee and customer to stop and out One Green World’s display garden stare in amazed wonderment for more while you’re there! #4159 than just a fleeting moment! Omeo Gum

26 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday NEW WILLOW LEAVED BABY BLUE GUM Eucalyptus pulverulenta PEPPERMINT GUM Baby Blue is a small growing eucalypts Eucalyptus nicholii that is often grown as a tall spreading One of the most excellent and fine shrub and cut back frequently to main- textured of any Eucalyptus, the Willow tain abundant shoots of its prized juve- Leaved Peppermint Eucalyptus is a very nile foliage. The foliage of Baby Blue is picturesque and fragrant small tree. The one of the most prized in the cut floral bark is a very nice orange-red with peel- industry. Likely the least hardy of any of ing strips that add to its overall textural our cold hardy Eucalyptus it should be appeal and the blue green leaves take grown as a pollarded or coppiced shrub on a purple tint in winter! Reliably hardy in climates colder than Zone 9. #4151 in USDA Zone 8, so long as it is not too humid in the summertime. #4194 CIDER GUM Eucalyptus gunnii One of the hardiest species of Eucalyp- TINGIRINGI GUM tus, Cider Gum is prized for its round and Eucalyptus glaucescens attractive, fragrant, grayish-silver foli- Tingiringi Gum is one of the best of the age. With annual pruning you can grow hardy eucalyptus for PNW climates fea- Cider Gum as a large shrub and keep turing beautiful silvery glaucus leaves these round, juvenile leaves. Allowed to that shimmer in the slightest breeze. grow tall, it will quickly become an at- Immature foliage is rounded, very sil- tractive, upright tree and the foliage will very and closely set on the stems and become long and lance shaped. #4150 develops the classic pendulous eucalyp- tus leaf as it matures. Bark begins silvery CANDLEBARK GUM but matures to a rich deep tan color Eucalyptus rubida and remains very smooth even on large Candlebark Gum Tree is a striking specimens. #4152 specimen tree that grows straight and uniform with gorgeous smooth white bark that flakes off to reveal burgundy, red, and pink patches. The base of the tree often has a ragged base where older layers of bark have not fully fallen away, giving the tree the appearance of a stubby candle with bark “wax” at its base. #4154 SPINNING WHEEL GUM Eucalyptus perriniana One of the most gorgeous cold hardy eucalyptus that can be grown in our cli- ! The foliage is strikingly blue and its spinning wheel name comes from the perfoliate round juvenile leaves. As it matures the foliage morphs to become long and pendulous, but if the round- ed leaf form is desired then it can be coppiced and maintained as a spinning wheel shrub! Grows to about 18’ tall with a spreading crown and is very fast growing when young. #4153

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HARDINESS -15°F., USDA zone 5 Ripened fruit remains on the plant for PESTS & DISEASES Naturally pest and a long time. Fruit is sweet and slightly disease-resistant. acidic. #9209 POLLINATION Self-fertile RIPENING TIME Midsummer to late fall BLACK GOJI SITE & SOIL Goji like half to full-day sun Lycium ruthenicum and well-drained soil. Black Goji is gaining popularity as a SIZE AT MATURITY 5’ - 6’ in height Also known as the Wolf- and 5’ wide. “superfood” because of its incredible berry, this att-ractive, vining YIELD PER PLANT 1 qt. + / plant nutrient density. The deep purple pig- shrub produces light purple, ments contain many flavonoids, in- bell-shaped flowers that bloom CRIMSON STAR™ cluding reservatrol, and a high amount in May and continue through We are pleased to offer this popular of anthocyanins that give the fruit its the summer. Following the Chinese variety. Grown commercially in deep black color. Bushes are compact, flowers are abundant, bright northern China, Crimson Star Goji Berry growing four to six feet, with greenish red berries. In China, the often begins bearing the year after grey fleshy leaves and thorny branches FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING pleasantly sweet and flavorful planting and produces delicious crops of that get so covered in fruit that it causes fruit is eaten fresh and used in large, bright red fruit. #9206 the branches to have a weeping habit. many dishes. Fruits are great fresh, dried, or made A medicinal plant, Goji berries PHOENIX TEARS are very high in antioxidants, have Phoenix Tears is native to parts of into a tea, where just a few dried fruits more carotene than carrots, Asia. The deep orange fruits are nutri- will turn the water a deep purple col- and contain essential amino acids ent-dense, with carotene levels higher or. Black Goji is self-fertile but may set and minerals. than carrots. The jellybean-shaped fruit heavier crops if other Black Goji’s are BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting. ripen over a long period in mid-sum- planted nearby. Drought tolerant and BLOOM TIME Late summer -fall. mer, with up to four weeks of harvest. hardy to -20° USDA zone 5. #9209

GOOSEBERRY Ribes uva-crispa • 1 gallon, $19.95

Most of the gooseberries in our selection NC, NH, RI, or WV SIZE AT MATURITY 2' - 3' in height and BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. are a cross between the flavorful, larg- 4' - 6' in width. A growth habit ranging BLOOM TIME April-May er varieties from Europe (R. uva-crispa) from spreading to upright. HARDINESS -40°F. and hardy, disease-resistant varieties of PESTS & DISEASES Most of our vari- North America (R. hirtellum). The result eties are resistant to powdery mildew, is the jewel of the fruit world! Gooseber- a common disease of Gooseberries. AMISH ries come in a rainbow of colors from Amish is highly vigorous with sturdy Watch out for currant worm, which can translucent white to green-gold and upright canes. This plant is mildew-re- defoliate a shrub in no time. Heavily yellow to -pink and deep-red. sistant and bears reliably heavy yields infested branches should be removed, They are highly nutritious, especially of medium-sized red fruit with great and the rest treated with insecticidal rich in vitamin A and phosphorous. Tra- flavor. Ripens in July. #5171 soap to prevent re-infestation. ditionally used in desserts and preserves POLLINATION Self-fertile with a delicious affinity for and RIPENING TIME June-July BLACK VELVET cream, they are also great eaten fresh Black Velvet boasts high yields of dark out of the garden. Not suited for south- SITE & SOIL Moderately fertile, well- red to almost black berries, with a fla- ern climates that do not receive at least drained soil with full to partial sun. vor reminiscent of blueberries. Should 1000 chill hours. Remove all canes older Gooseberries like some shade from the be considered for high quality dessert than four years to maintain healthy har- hot afternoon sun to prevent sunburn fruit production. The plants are vigorous on the leaves and fruit. Plant in a vests of large, sweet fruit. PLEASE NOTE: and highly disease-resistant. Easy-to- site with good air circulation for best We cannot ship Gooseberries to DE, MA, ME, grow and productive! #5110 management. 28 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday is a high-yield variety with large, sweet, famed jostabery, though Orus 8 looks flavorful, reddish pink fruit. #5150 much more like a gooseberry than a currant. Fruits are deep purple and con- JEANNE sidered the best for fresh eating of any Jeanne is suitable for commercial gooseberry. Plants have some thorns production as well as home garden but much less than a typical gooseberry. plantings. This introduction from #5180 Corvallis, Oregon has proven to be a CAPTIVATOR RED winner! Resistant to mildew and rust This European-American hybrid with attractive, glossy foliage and produces very sweet, 1 inch, tear- higher yields than other cultivars. Large, drop-shaped red berries in large clus- maroon-red berries are full of flavor ters. Vigorous and less spiny than other and have a thin skin, improving the varieties. #5112 sweetness of the berry (thicker skin can sometimes lend a bitterness). The flow- FRIEND™ RED ering and fruit ripening is late, yielding first ripe fruits in mid-to-late July. We THORNLESS are very excited to be adding Jeanne to Friend is a thornless cultivar from the our selections! #5172 PIXWELL PINK Ukraine that produces medium to large size, reddish pink berries with particu- THORNLESS This variety was introduced in 1932. larly good flavor, sweet enough for fresh A hardy variety with pink, sweet-tart, eating and tangy enough for preserves. medium-sized berries on a nearly thorn- Fruit quality and lack of thorns make less cane. #5156 it well worth the space in the garden. #5125 POORMAN Poorman has exceptional quality fruit HINNOMAKI RED and is often considered the best tasting Hinnomaki Red is a favorite in our American gooseberry variety. Berries nursery for its abundance of large, dark JEWEL™ are large, -shaped, and deepen to red berries with a delicious aftertaste A favorite at OGW, Jewel is a superior a red wine color when fully ripe. #5157 reminiscent of raspberries. The bush Polish variety prized for heavy crops of is vigorous, upright, and highly dis- large, light green, red-blushed berries. ease-resistant. Named for the research #5163 station in Hinnomaki, Finland where it was developed. #5137 HINNOMAKI YELLOW A light skinned gooseberry equal in flavor and performance to Hinnom- aki Red. An abundant producer, Hin- nomaki Yellow bears yellowish green, dessert quality berries that are aromatic RED GEORGE™ with a hint of apricot. Also bred in Red George produces striking, very dark Finland from large-fruiting European red berries that are almost black when cultivars and disease resistant Amer- ripe. #5160 ican cultivars. #5138 OREGON CHAMP Originated prior to 1880 in Salem, Oregon, Oregon Champ produces SABINE Attractive berries are pinkish and pear- INVICTA medium to large, yellowish-green Invicta is a mildew resistant selection shaped with great flavor. Bush habit berries with a great, tart flavor. Highly that produces a green to white berry is erect to somewhat spreading, and productive and vigorous often reaching with exceptionally sweet flavor. Fruit almost spineless. #5115 up to five feet tall. #5155 quality and high yields make this variety a great choice for any grower. #5115 WELCOME ORUS 8 Welcome produces medium to large red Orus 8 is a hybrid between a black cur- berries on large canes that are relatively JAHN’S PRAIRIE rant and a red gooseberry just like the Found in Alberta, Canada, Jahn’s Prairie spineless. #5170

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the middle to end of May. Very fra- SWEET SCARLET™ Selected at the Main Botanic Garden in grant and loved by Kiev, Ukraine, Sweet Scarlet is prized for bees, Goumi is a its large, sweet, and tasty fruit. #6158 fantastic polliniz- er. The juicy, scar- let-red fruit is TILLAMOOK Tillamook comes to us from one of much like Autumn the Willamette Valley’s most beloved Olive with it’s high nurserywomen, Lucile Whitman, who lycopene, is a was given cuttings of this goumi and good source of vi- told it was a jujube by a grower in Tilla- Native to the Russian Far East, tamins A & E. Aromatic with a flavor mook, OR in the 1980s. Neither of these China and Japan, Goumi is a reminiscent of pie cherries. Great eaten species were commonly grown, so most very popular fruit in those re- fresh and makes tasty preserves. Ripens did not know the difference between gions and is now widely in July. the two. Lucille grew what she thought planted in many European was a jujube until years later somebo- and American gardens. Gou- RED GEM™ FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING dy informed her that she actually had mi forms a medium-sized Originally from the Russian Far East, Red a goumi on her hands, and a very good shrub growing to six feet or Gem was brought to the Main Botanic goumi too! Tillamook Goumi produces more in height with attrac- Garden in Kiev, Ukraine. It is valued for huge crops of some of the biggest goumi tive, silvery-green foliage. its productivity and high quality, very berries we’ve seen! #6160 Its white flowers bloom in flavorful fruit. #6150

HONEYBERRY Lonicera caerulea var. edulis • 1 gallon, $19.95

BLOOM TIME February-March HARDINESS -40°F., USDA zone 3 BERRY BLUE™ PESTS & DISEASES Honeyberry is not A vigorous and productive plant with bothered by pests or diseases. To deter an upright growth habit, Berry Blue birds, use mylar flash tape or cover grows to be the largest of the varieties plants with netting. we offer. Reaching up to eight feet, POLLINATION Plant at least two Berry Blue produces, large, sweet, tasty varieties with similar bloom time for berries. #6200 cross-pollination. RIPENING TIME May-June BLUE BELLE™ SITE & SOIL Honeyberry likes 1/2 day to A moderately vigorous bush with a more This unique, super-hardy small shrub, full sun in cooler areas, partial shade in spreading habit, Blue Belle grows four the honeyberry is a species of edible hot regions and well-drained soil. to five feet with equivalent spread. Blue honeysuckle with sweet, tasty fruit. Na- SIZE AT MATURITY 3' - 8' in height, Belle bears great crops of large, plum- tive to eastern Siberia, the Russian Far depending on variety. shaped, deep-blue, tasty berries. #6202 East, and northern Japan, honeyberry is YIELD PER PLANT 10-15 lbs. valued for tasty, blueberry-like fruit BLUE BIRD™ with an extremely early ripening win- Blue Bird is a medium vigor, upright dow, often two weeks before strawber- growing bush that will reach five-to- ries. Its exceptional hardiness has led EARLY BLOOMING six feet in height. Blue Bird bears many to large plantings in Canada. Great for Recommended only for very mild large, long, dark blue, sweet and tasty fresh eating, honeyberries also make climates where late frost is not a concern berries. #6204 delicious juice and preserves. BEARING AGE 1st or 2nd year after planting.

30 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday INDIGO TREAT BLUE HOKKAIDO™ Indigo Treat is a sweet berry with a A very popular variety with Japanese slightly chewy texture similar to blue- honeyberry growers, Blue Hokkaido fea- berries. #6241 tures an upright growth habit and very large, sweet-tart, firm and flavorful, INDIGO YUM dark blue berries. #6217 Indigo Yum is a hardy and early ripening cultivar, which produces sweet and BLUE MIST™ versatile fruit used fresh, in preserves or Selected from a group of Japanese hon- for juice. #6242 eyberry seedlings here in Oregon, Blue Mist produces abundant crops of large, SMOKEY BLUE™ very tasty, sweet-tart, large berries. An Named for its powder blue berries, attractive shrub, it features a spreading Smokey Blue is an attractive and vigor- form and dark green, soft velvety foli- ous small shrub bearing bountiful crops age. #6233 BLUE LIGHTNING™ of tasty fruit and reaches three-to-four BLUE PAGODA™ A very popular variety from the Russian feet in height with an attractive, spread- ing form. #6210 Widely grown in northern Japan, Blue Far East, Blue Lightning grows to about Pagoda is prized for its abundant crops five feet in height and bears great crops of large, flavorful, sweet, firm and juicy of sweet-tart, dark blue, flavorful ber- YEZBERRY MAXIE™ fruit. An attractive, upright shrub, Blue ries. #6295 This pure Japanese variety, Yezberry Maxie has the largest fruit we’ve seen. Pagoda grows four to five feet in height. BLUE NOVA™ Olive-shaped blue berries appear in #6255 A favorite of our friends in eastern early summer. Plant with Yezberry Solo Russia, Blue Nova is an attractive, com- to ensure fruit. #6297 BLUE MOON™ pact shrub that grows to about four feet A very attractive, compact and spread- in height and bears abundant crops of ing shrub. Blue Moon features soft, dark YEZBERRY SOLO™ green, velvety foliage and bears great medium-blue, flavorful berries. #6253 Yezberry Solo was developed in the U.S. crops of large, tasty, dark blue fruit. from germplasm from Hokkaido, Japan’s #6264 BLUE SKY™ northernmost island. They have some Blue Sky is a unique variety from the work of an amateur breeder in Siberia. of the largest berries of any honeyber- BLUE PACIFIC™ Producing abundant, sweet, and ry. This is an easy-to-grow, cold hardy From the Russian Far East, Blue Pacific is very flavorful fruit, Blue Sky is also an plant. The summer fruit is sweet and a special variety prized for its attrac- attractive, compact shrub growing juicy. Enjoy it fresh or processed into jam tive spreading form, light green foliage, three-to-four feet in height. #6274 and juice. Yezberry is an excellent choice and great crops of large, dark blue, tasty for homeowners who want to grow berries. #6286 CINDERELLA their own superfruit with a minimum Cinderella is an extremely vigorous bush of effort. This apomictic variety will fruit BLUE SEA™ that reaches four feet tall by three feet without a pollinizer, but will have larg- This unique and productive variety was wide. The medium-sized fruits have er fruit and better yields when planted selected from a group of Japanese seed- good quality, and are best eaten fresh near another Yezberry variety #6296 lings at our nursery here in Oregon. Blue from the bush to enjoy the excellent Sea is prized for its great crops of firm, fresh blend of flavors. This is a great very large, sweet and flavorful fruit. choice for home gardens and u-pick growers. #6243 With its spreading form and soft, dark LATE BLOOMING green foliage, it is also a fine ornamental INDIGO GEM for your yard or landscape. #6265 Selected by the University of Saskatch- ewan, Indigo Gem is a fast growing, BLUE FOREST™ BLUE VELVET™ high-yielding honeyberry that is well Blue Forest has large, deep green foli- Blue Velvet is distinguished by its com- suited for commercial production. Pale age, is compact with a spreading form, pact, spreading form, attractive gray- yellow flowers in spring are followed and produces large, dark blue, tasty ish-green, velvety foliage and its very by great tasting blueberry-like fruit that fruit. Plant this with another late bloom- large, sweet-tart and flavorful, medi- ripen mid-June. #6240 ing variety to increase fruit production. um-blue berries. #6208 #6230

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 31 BOREALIS™ KAMCHATKA™ Borealis produces fragrant, conical, An attractive, semi-upright, small shrub white flowers that give way to a gen- from eastern Russia, Kamchatka bears erous harvest of large fruit very early abundant, large, dark blue, sweet and in the season that taste similar to tart tasty fruit. #6222 blueberries. #6201 TUNDRA™ HONEYBEE™ Fast growing, high yielding cultivar de- Honeybee is an excellent pollinizer that veloped at the University of Saskatche- starts fruiting at a very early age and wan for its large, early ripening, blue- holds onto its fruit better than most va- berry-like fruit. #6205 rieties. Slightly more tart than Borealis, but not like its Russian ancestors. #6203

HUCKLEBERRY Native to North America Vaccinium spp. • 1 gallon, $16.95

Growing throughout the Northwest RED HUCKLEBERRY coastal forests, this very attractive, up- Vaccinium parvifolium right growing shrub is prized for deep

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING A graceful, very attractive deciduous green, evergreen foliage and flavorful, shrub with abundant crops of small, juicy, dark blue fruit. Great for fresh red, sweet-tart berries. Performs well in eating and delicious in preserves or pies. deep, moist and shaded acidic soil. Red Evergreen Huckleberry like shade or sun Huckleberry is a traditional staple fruit and moist, well-drained, acidic soil. It of the Salish First Peoples. #5724 will grow to eight feet in the shade, and three-to-four feet in height in the sun. EVERGREEN Space two-to-three feet apart to make a HUCKLEBERRY beautiful, edible, evergreen hedge. Har- Vaccinium ovatum dy to -10°F., USDA zone 6. #5722

JUJUBE Ziziphus jujuba

well as other regions of the US. BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. BLACK SEA™ A popular selection from the Nikita BLOOM TIME Mid-summer Botanic Garden in Yalta, Ukraine, Black HARDINESS -20ºF. or below, USDA Sea has long, pointed fruit. Sweet and zone 5 flavorful, they turn a beautiful chocolate PESTS & DISEASES Jujube is not brown when ripe. #3198 bothered by pests or diseases. POLLINATION Most varieties self-fertile, plant two varieties for heavier crops. CHICO Chico features rounded fruits that look RIPENING TIME October like small apples! Texture is crisp and A fruiting , are SITE & SOIL Jujube like half-day to full light and fruits are excellent fresh or a small tree with contorted branches, sun and well-drained soil. dried. Developed in Chico, California fine lacy foliage, and small, white fra- SIZE AT MATURITY 8' - 10' and prized for its early ripening. May grant flowers that bloom mid-summer YIELD PER PLANT 30 lbs. be partially self-fertile, but plant with a and attract many beneficial insects. Also different jujube variety for best results. known as the Chinese Date, Jujube’s AUTUMN BEAUTY #3153 fruit turns reddish brown when ripe, One of the best tasting jujubes, with a with a sweet apple-like flavor and crisp spicy apple-like flavor. Fruits ripen early texture. Easy-to-grow, can handle some and the tree stays smaller­—perfect for drought and grows well in the NW as small spaces. #3151

32 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday COCO™ and striking, large, pear-shaped, golden upright growth habit and far fewer Coco comes from the Nikita Botanic brown fruit. One of our most popular thorns than any other variety. Performs Garden in Yalta, Ukraine. Prized for varieties, the crisp, flavorful fruit is very well in hot, desert-like areas. its abundant crops of golden brown delicious eaten fresh, dried, or candied. #3163 fruit with a unique, coconut-like flavor. Lang should be ripened fully on the tree #3152 to achieve best flavor. #3170 SHANX LI Also known as the pear jujube, Shanx GA-866 LI Li is easily the largest jujube that we’ve One of the highest sugar contents of Li produces attractive, large, mahogany seen with fruits reaching two inches or any named variety: up to 45%! Also one brown fruit. Sweet, crisp, and flavorful, more! Very crisp, sweet, and perfect for of the largest fruits averaging 11/2-2". it's the size of a small egg with a very fresh eating or dehydrating. #3161 From the USDA research station in Chico, small, almost imperceptible seed. CA, this is a great variety for warmer Ripens just after Lang and can be rip- SO climates and has excellent, sweet, ened off the tree. #3180 So is a unique and very attractive variety apple-like flavor when eaten fresh, or a prized for contorted branches, compact date-like flavor when dried. #3162 MASSANDRA™ growth habit, and large, round, sweet A unique, early ripening variety from and flavorful fruit. Perfect for container HONEY JAR the Nikita Botanic Garden in Yalta, gardening on a deck or patio. #3195 We are very excited to offer this deli- Ukraine. Massandra bears great crops of cious, early-ripening variety! Honey Jar large, flavorful, glossy, dark brown fruit. SUGAR CANE is the juiciest of any jujube we’ve tasted. #3182 As the name implies Sugar Cane is an Though the fruit is slightly smaller, it incredibly sweet fruit! A somewhat compensates with sweetness. #3160 SHERWOOD spiny tree, but less so than Li and Lang. Sherwood is one of the larger jujube Small to medium sized fruit with a LANG trees, reaching up to 25 feet. It features sweet, apple-like flavor. Performs very Lang is prized for its attractive form delicious bell-shaped fruit with an well in hot, desert-like areas. #3164

LINGONBERRY Vaccinium vitis-idea • 3.5" pot - $12.95, 1 Gallon - $16.95 berries can be eaten fresh but really ex- production, Balsgard grows some of the cel in preserves, jams, jellies, syrups, and largest lingonberries. Because the plant wine. Resistant to deer and rabbits, it's puts so much energy into fruit produc- an excellent choice for borders, mixed tion, it does not spread via rhizomes containers, or groundcovers. as much as other varieties. Produces BEARING AGE 0-1 years after planting. two crops, one in late July/August and BLOOM TIME Summer - fall another in late September/October. HARDINESS -50°F., USDA zone 2 #5703-4 PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by pests or diseases. KORALLE POLLINATION Partially self-fertile. Koralle was originally developed as an Plant two varieties for better fruit ornamental ground cover in Germany production. and first released in Holland. Later, it RIPENING TIME Late Summer was cultivated for its fruit, now a pop- SITE & SOIL Lingonberry like half-day ular Dutch cultivar making up almost to full sun (filtered shade in hot regions) all of European production. Its small, and moist, acidic, well-drained soil. glossy, evergreen leaves take on a ma- YIELD PER PLANT 10 lbs / sq yard hogany hue during winter months. Near-white to pink flowers bloom from Gardeners everywhere can grow this su- spring to fall, followed by bright red per-hardy, dwarf, evergreen shrub and BALSGARD Developed by the Swedish University of berries. Koralle is super-hardy and very enjoy bright red, vitamin-rich, flavorful Agricultural Sciences in Balsgard, and popular in Scandinavia and northern berries! Very popular in Scandinavia and specifically selected for its higher fruit Europe. #5702 northern Europe, tart yet tasty lingon-

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 33 white flowers and red berries that are LITTLE RED accented by the attractive, bright green, From the Swedish University, Little Red evergreen foliage. #5700 likes 1/2 day to full sun with filtered shade in hot regions. and moist, acidic, RED SUNSET well-drained soil. Grows to 12” tall and Red Sunset is an introduction from forms a great ground-cover. #5707 Danny Hartmann prized for its vigor and huge crops of tasty firm berries. #5711 MAGENTA Magenta is another Swedish bred REGAL lingonberry that grows relatively tall, Regal is the newest Lingonberry culti- up to 15 inches, and flowers early pro- var, hybridized by the University of Wis- ducing berries of a very deep-red color. consin. It is known for large fruit, heavy LINNEA Magenta is highly vigorous and resistant flowering, and early double cropping Another great lingonberry from to root diseases. #5709 yields. The evergreen foliage is deep , Linnea is said to have green and has a waxy gloss. Plants grow better commercial potential than NEW FARM 9 -15 inches tall and spreads to about 20 most lingonberry varieties and New Farm Lingonberry is self-fertile, inches. #5714 features very large attractive but plant with Red Pearl or any other berries. #5705 Lingonberry for cross pollination and RUBY better crops. Fruits are medium to large

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING A Swedish variety Lingonberry that ERNTEDANK and deep to light red, foliage is healthy grows to a mature height of eight Erntedank comes to us from Ger- and has shown no disease symptoms. inches and is highly productive. Fruits many where it was discovered in #5704 the wild upland of Uchte, Germany. The are bright red and a good size. The plant German name Erntedank translates to RED PEARL spreads vigorously by rhizome. #5708 Thanksgiving in English. Excellent vigor Another Dutch cultivar, Red Pearl Ling- and tasty fruit. #5706 SUSI onberry is a fast growing, wide, bushy, Susi is a Swedish bred lingonberry that is upright plant that gets to be about 13 more dwarfed than most lingonberries, ERNTESEGEN inches tall. Dark-red, round fruit larger reaching to only six inches at maturity, Erntesegen was discovered growing in (1/3"diameter) and more mildly flavored producing berries that are more acid- the wild in Germany by Albert Zimmer than Koralle. Most tolerant of less than ic and less sweet than other cultivars. and selected for its very large berries ideal soil conditions. Enjoy abundant #5713 and vigor. #5710 crops of tasty, bright red berries on this attractive small plant. Red Pearl has

MULBERRY Morus spp. • 1 gallon / small bareroot, $25.95 - large bareroot, $49.95

Exotic, sweet, and delicious, Mulberries BEARING AGE : 2 - 3 years after are very popular in Central Asia and the planting. Middle East. Now we can grow and en- BLOOM TIME Spring joy this juicy and nutritious fruit! Mul- HARDINESS –25°F. berry fruit resemble a petite, elongated PESTS & DISEASES Mulberries are pest blackberry and are delicious fresh or and disease-resistant. dried for tasty winter snacks. Mulberries POLLINATION Self-fertile form an attractive, small tree with dark RIPENING TIME July to September green, tropical looking foliage. Along SITE & SOIL Mulberries like 1/2 day to the ancient Silk Road in Central Asia, full sun and well-drained soil. mulberries are widely grown for their YIELD PER PLANT 15-25 lbs. foliage, which is used to feed silkworms.

34 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday BEAUTIFUL DAY OSCAR Morus alba SHANGRI LA Morus alba Morus alba Oscar is a wonderful variety as it is What a gift the Shangri La Mulberry What a treat the Beautiful Day is. The edible in the red stage when they have is. Large black fruits are produced on half inch long fruit is pure white and a raspberry-like flavor, or in the black a small tree with very large leaves. will not stain like black mulberries. stage when they are among the finest Originating in Florida but thriving Excellent fresh or dried. Beautiful Day flavored of the hardy mulberries. Oscars here in the PNW, Shangri La is packed is very sweet and less tangy than black are very early ripening. Hardy to USDA with sweet tart mulberry magic. #3646 or red varieties. #3647 zone 5-9. #3648 SWEET LAVENDER Morus alba BLACK BEAUTY Morus nigra PAKISTAN Morus macroura Sweet Lavender will not stain and is Black Beauty is very similar to our Pakistan is both delicious and strange! extremely sweet with less tang than the Persian Mulberry. Delicious, dark, Our favorite! Fruits can reach up to four red or black mulberries. Fruit is ideal for juicy and staining! Black Beauty inches long and have a taste reminiscent drying and very nutritious. Cold hardy to is also grown as a multi-branched bush of raspberries. Very early ripening and USDA zone 5. #3649 for ease of harvest. Cold hardy to USDA severely delicious. Fruit is somewhat zone 7B. #3631 susceptible to late spring frosts but WEEPING Morus alba performs well in milder climates. #3645 Weeping is a beautiful accent plant CALIFORNIA WHITE for your yard or in a pot on your deck PAKISTAN - WHITE or patio, this exotic ornamental and FRUITING Morus alba fruiting plant will grow to only 6-8 feet A true white mulberry that produces Morus macroura FRUITING in height. With a little training you can medium, sweet, white fruits that are White Pakistan Mulberry features the grow your own edible fort! The fruit is about the size of a blackberry. Drought same beautifully elongated fruit as the small, jet black, sweet and tasty. #3640 tolerant once established, California purple fruited Pakistan mulberry but White Mulberry is a great choice for with strikingly white fruit. Like a hybrid folks who want a non-staining mul- between a string of pearls, a cosmic WELLINGTON This old cultivar is one of the finest for berry. #3638 worm, and your new favorite fruit! East Coast growers but performs well in #3636 the West as well. Trees can grow 15-20 CONTORTED feet in height and produce sweet, black Morus bumbycis ‘Unryu’ PERSIAN WHITE berries over a period of several weeks, Contorted mulberry is a very rare and Morus nigra ‘Alba’ extending the harvest time of this deli- unique ornamental featuring gnarled This is easily the most oxymoronic fruit cious fruit. #3644 and twisted branches reaching only 6-8 we’ve ever come across. This black mul- feet in height. Enjoy this beautiful and berry has whitish pink fruit, yet is a true unusual effect especially after leaf drop black mulberry (Morus nigra). Delicious, in the fall. The small, tasty, sweet black blackberry-like fruit on a spreading, fruit are an added benefit. #3612 long-lived tree. Slightly more cold hardy than the black fruited varieties, hardy to DWARF BLACK USDA zone 6. #3632 Morus nigra This dwarfing form of black mulberry PERSIAN Morus nigra is an excellent choice for the home Some describe Persian as the best tast- gardener who is tight on space. Growing ing fruit! The black fruits will stain ce- as a spreading bush the dwarf black ment, cars, or anything else they fall on. mulberry grows 8-10 feet in height with This bush form of Persian Mulberry stays pruning and produces the delicious deep at a very managable height of 6-8 feet. black fruits that the species is famous Cold hardy to USDA zone 7B. #3630 for. #3639 ILLINOIS EVERBEARING Morus alba x rubra One of the best mulberry varieties for the Northwest and other regions of the US, Illinois Everbearing is prized for its tasty, 11/2" long fruit and its long rip- ening season, late June until early fall. Eat mulberries all summer! #3620

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Pineapple Guava features dark, glossy green foliage with a whitish-silver cast underneath and striking flowers, crimson red in the center with sweet and tasty pink petals. Some compare the flavor to cotton candy. Following the flowers are dark green, apricot size or larger fruit with the flavors of mint and pineapple. Naturally compact, Pineapple Guava is also one of the most drought resistant plants we know of. BEARING AGE 3-4 years after planting. BLOOM TIME July HARDINESS 5°F. or below PESTS & DISEASES Pineapple Guava is not bothered by pests or diseases. POLLINATION Some varieties are self-fertile while others need another variety or seedling for cross-pollination. RIPENING TIME November SITE & SOIL Half-day to full sun and well-drained soil. SIZE AT MATURITY 6'-12' in height. YIELD PER PLANT 5-10 lbs. FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING A beautiful plant with spectacular flowers and tasty fruit, you can plant several of these seedlings to make an attractive, evergreen hedge. To ensure fruit set, plant at least two for cross-pollination. #5975-1G

a blue-green surface bloom. Pulp is well-developed, slightly gritty and the NEW NAZAMETZ Nazametz is a self-fertile selection from flavor is excellent. Ripens mid to late- San Diego with large, oblong-shaped, PINEAPPLE season. Tree is upright and spreading, thin-skinned fruits. It has so far proven vigorous and productive. Self-fertile itself reliably hardy in the Northwest GUAVA and will pollinate our other varieties. and will ripen its fruit up here if given #5945 SEEDLING full sun and reflected heat. Fruits do 1 gallon $19.95 - $29.95 not darken when exposed to air, a fea- COOLIDGE ture unique to Nazametz. #5967 One the best varieties for NW garden- ers, this early-ripening, self-fertile vari- ety bears great crops of very large, dark NIKITA™ We found this attractive variety at the green, tasty fruit. #5950-1G Nikita Botanic Garden in Yalta, Ukraine. Among the earliest to ripen, it is prized MAMMOTH for its tasty fruit and its compact As its name implies, Mammoth is a very growth habit. #5968-1G large fruit, in fact the largest of our va- rieties. Sweet and flavorful, Mammoth is also early ripening. Plant with anoth- ROBERT A valuable, self-fertile, New Zealand er variety or seedling for cross-pollina- Seedling pineapple guavas make great variety, Robert is prized for its profuse tion. #5965-1G pollenizers for other pineapple guava flowers, large, flavorful fruit, and com- varieties and are always genetically pact growth habit. #5970-1G unique. Plant a hedge of them and you just might find the next great pineap- ple guava variety! APOLLO Apollo has medium to large, oval fruit with smooth, thin, light-green skin and

36 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday One of our favorite tropical house plants jams, ice creams, or anything you want and one of the easiest sub tropical fruit the taste of guava in. Hardy to about 20 trees you can grow in northern climates! degrees so worth a shot in very mild cli- NEW YELLOW Yellow Strawberry Guava is an Eastern mates, though be careful planting these Brazil native that grows anywhere from in the tropics where they have become STRAWBERRY 10-25 feet tall, though much smaller in invasive in many places. Wonderful and GUAVA a pot, and produces an abundance of easy house plant. #4230 tender and aromatic yellow guava fruits. Eat them fresh, add them to drinks,

POMEGRANATES Punica granatum • 1 gallon, $19.95

Beautiful fruit bearing shrubs, - reliable and abundant crops of large, your landscape throughout the summer. granates are widely grown in Central bright red, tasty fruit. #6008 Very large and flavorful, Haku-botan’s Asia, the Middle East, California, and low acid, creamy white fruit ripens in the South. Pomegranates produce DESERTNYI late fall. This is the to beautiful, bright red flowers, followed Desertnyi is a special selection from grow if you want fully ripe fruit every by flavorful and healthy, orange-red the Turkmenistan collection of world year in the cooler areas like the coast fruit. Pomegranates set the best fruit in famous plant breeder Gregory Levin. and the Northwestern U.S. #6024 warmer areas outside the NW, but our Desertnyi translates to English as des- local friends have successfully grown sert, and it is a real dessert treat. Fruit PARFIANKA pomegranates for years. has a light orange rind contrasted by This pomegranate has it all: naturally BEARING AGE 1st or 2nd year after dark red arils which makes for a very dwarfing, beautiful red fruit, small planting. unique look. Flavor has an excellent edible seeds, and is consistently rated BLOOM TIME July-September. sweet-tart balance with citrus over- the most flavorful pomegranate in HARDINESS 12ºF., or below tones. Mature fruit has a firm texture tasting trials. Great for juicing or fresh PESTS & DISEASES Pomegranates are and flavor reminiscent of . eating, and begins producing heavy pest and disease-resistant. Very soft edible seeds! #6030 crops at a young age. Can grow up to 10 POLLINATION Self-fertile feet, but can easily kept at six to seven RIPENING TIME Late fall EVERSWEET feet with pruning. #6030 SITE & SOIL Pomegranates like full-to Eversweet is one of the very sweetest of 1/2 day sun, and well-drained soil. pomegranates with virtually seedless SOCHI DWARF SIZE AT MATURITY 6'-10' in height. fruit. Even the immature fruits are From southern Russia, this very pretty YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. + sweet, making it a great choice for cool small shrub grows to only about three or coastal climates where pomegranates feet in height. Sochi Dwarf is covered might not always fully ripen. Skin is from summer to fall with abundant, red and fruit is clear and non-staining. bright orange-red flowers, followed by NEW A.C. SWEET #6035 striking, golf ball-sized fruit, which is Developed by Arthur C. Combe of Beaver not edible. Sochi Dwarf makes a nice Dam, Arizona and selected for its excep- container plant on the deck or patio and tionally sweet and refreshing flavor FAVORITE™ We brought Favorite pomegranate from is happy outdoors in a sunny, protected and ability to hang for weeks without southern Russia in 1991. A very attractive, location. In colder climates, grow it in splitting. Skin is red to bright pink and medium-size shrub, Favorite is the har- a container and bring it to a protected arils are a bright pink to light red. A very diest pomegranate we have grown and location in the winter. #6065 gorgeous fruit inside and out! Plants are has survived temperatures below 10°F. exceptionally hardy to below zero Fahr- The pretty, bright orange-red blooms enheit, making it an excellent choice WONDERFUL appear in early to midsummer and The striking, large red fruit found in throughout the Southwest. #6081 continue until fall. #6050 markets in the fall, Wonderful is prized for its delicious flavor and its abundant, CRIMSON SKY™ large, bright orange-red flowers. A fine A spectacular, hardy variety from the HAKU BOTAN ornamental shrub, Wonderful can grow Nikita Botanic Garden in Ukraine, Crim- From Japan, this unique small shrub to eight feet or more in height, but is son Sky is early ripening and features adds striking, white double flowers to easily kept smaller with pruning. #6080

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 37 38 YIELD PER PLANT 2lbs. + YIELD PERPLANT SIZE AT MATURITY sun soil. andfull well-drained like 1/2SITE &SOILRaspberries day to RIPENING TIME POLLINATION Self-fertile problems. and disease ofinsect generally free are PESTS &DISEASESRaspberries HARDINESS 20oF. or below BEARING AGE 1-2 planting. after years varieties. and asJune-bearing grown ed should treat be raspberries and purple again in late berries vest summer. Black to and in fall ground plants the the har waysame youor simply can mow the treated the be can Everbearing varieties season. next the to bear fruit new shoots fall.the in oldAllowing off shoots prune types, fence.trellis or June-bearing For well assummer. ona Grow raspberries inas fall will provide delicious berries Fall and Gold other everbearing varieties grow abundant summer crops. Amity, likeeties and CanbyMeeker Thornless we vari plant! June-bearing fruit cious deli most ofthe are some raspberries Northwest our blackberries, Along with FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES 1-877-353-4028 Contact us10AM-4PM Monday-Friday deliciously aromatic, small red and are followed by sweet-tart, bloom in flowers late spring er. one diameter, inch Its pink groundcov fruiting beautiful, makes a ofraspberry species low thornless, growing these Also asNagoonberry, known ARCTIC RASPBERRIES RASPBERRIES Late summerLate –fall.

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#8056 #8058 #8054 #8052 - HERITAGE JACLYN Plant Heritage and savor these delicious, JUNE-BEARING Jaclyn fruit is the earliest ripening bright red berries in the summer and among commercial cultivars, ripening fall. One of the best tasting Raspberries, BOYNE in midsummer in most areas. Deep-red Heritage canes can be mowed in the fall If you are looking for a plant well-adapted fruits have excellent firmness, are conical and will produce abundant berries in to the PNW, Boyne produces well for both in shape with sweet flavors. Plants are highly resistant to common insect and late summer the following year without markets and home gardens. Not as sweet fungal diseases. Jaclyn is a great choice staking. #8010 as other raspberries, it is a great choice for preserves or home-brewed lambic ale. for an early ripening primo cane rasp- HONEY QUEEN #8006 berry. Hardy from zones 3-8. #8016 Honey Queen lives up to its name with JEWEL BLACK its deliciously sweet honey flavor packed BRANDYWINE PURPLE Brandywine is a hybrid between the red Jewel Black is a close relative of red and into beautiful yellow berries. Yellow raspberry, Rubus ideaus strigosus, and yellow raspberries bearing great crops of and golden raspberries have less acidity the black raspberry, Rubus occidentalis. large, flavorful, shiny black fruit. These and tartness than the more popular red It possesses the best qualities of both tasty Black Raspberries ripen in mid raspberries and Honey Queen is one of the the wild black raspberry and the larger summer and are delicious for fresh eating, sweetest of the bunch! Another bonus red raspberry, producing good sized preserves and baked goods. #8080 for Honey Queen, it is said to perform fruits, yields and excellent vigor without better in shady conditions than any other spreading rampantly. The taste is very LATHAM Latham produces large, round, deep- raspberry, though you should still plant unique, sweet with a bit of tang to it red, well-textured, full-flavored fruits in it in a location that gets as much sun as and very aromatic. Often called the best purple raspberry. #8070 spring. The standard in spring bearing possible. #8013 raspberries, it is fantastic eaten fresh CANBY THORNLESS or used in preserves or baked goods. OHIO’S TREASURE BLACK Canby Thornless is renowned for its heavy Latham is a heavy producer, extremely This first generation of Everbearing black crops of large, flavorful, and juicy berries. hardy, and disease-resistant. Best choice raspberry will triple the length of harvest Easy to harvest and firm, these luscious, for the colder regions and high eleva- season! The berries have a pleasant flavor bright red berries are great for fresh tions. #8011 with good balance of sweetness and eating, preserves, fruit salads or freezing. freshness, perfect for U-Pick farms, local #8007 MEEKER farm markets, and gardeners. The plants An outstanding selection from WA State, have high vigor, producing two crops CAROLINE this June-bearing raspberry bears abun- per year. The stems regrow in the spring Caroline is one of the tastiest of all rasp- dant crops of large, sweet, rich, thim- ble-shaped berries. Known to tolerate and begin yielding fruits in the middle berries! Dazzling red fruits are medium hearty clay soil, these delicious red rasp- of August and will continue to produce to large and are firm for the fresh market. First fruits ripen between Autumn Britten berries are great for fresh eating, freezing fruits until the middle of October. The and Heritage Grows successfully in zones and preserves. #8017 plants are cold tolerant to USDA Hardiness 3A-11. #8002 Zones 3-8. #8072 MUNGER BLACK CASCADE GOLD Munger Black produces large, plump, ROYALTY PURPLE Cascade Gold Raspberry is an excellent firm, shiny, black, juicy, delicious, sweet Royalty Purple produces large fruit with golden raspberry that is uniquely suit- berries that are excellent for preserving. distinctive, sweet flavor on vigorous, ed to the Pacific Northwest. Bred by Munger has a very stout cane which lends upright canes that do not spread by root Washington State University and the to upright growth if staked, making it runners. A late variety and everbearing, USDA, this superior variety has been a easier to harvest when the berries are Royalty Purple avoids damage from favorite here in the Northwest for many ready to pick. #8081 spring frosts so it’s a great option for years because of its excellent flavor, those in colder areas or higher elevations. high productivity and increased disease NOVA resistance. It is a floricane or June-bear- Nova is an extremely hardy, mid-season, #8082 ing raspberry meaning that it produces summer red raspberry. The berries are its fruit on second year wood and makes very firm with a fine flavor. Fruits are VINTAGE one big crop in June. Makes an excel- bright red and attractive for fresh mar- Vintage has extra-large, conical, slightly lent addition to Fall Gold for deliciously kets or U-Pick farms. The plants have rounded, bright red berries with a high sweet golden raspberries all season high vigor and will produce a small crop sugar content. This outstanding berry is long! 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SEA BERRY Hippophae rhamnoides • 1 gallon, $25.95

Very popular in eastern Europe, Russia and China, Sea Berry is a new and very ORANGE SEPTEMBER MALE POLLINIZER Very similar to Harvest Moon but with valuable plant for North American gar- (does not bear fruit) a higher sugar content (13.7 Brix). Like deners. Also known as Sea Buckthorn, Harvest Moon plants are less thorny it’s prized for its exceptional ornamental than most varieties so hand picking is value, tasty and healthful fruit, and the MALE SEA BERRY much easier. #5284 ability to thrive and improve poor soils A necessary pollinizer for the many va- by nitrogen fixing! In late summer and rieties we offer, our male Sea Berry was fall, large clusters of bright orange-yel- selected for its fine ornamental with low berries cover the branches and, on large, dark golden-brown flower buds. GERMAN SEA BERRIES some varieties, can persist well into One male plant can pollinize up to eight winter. Sea berry is very high in vita- female plants. The leaves can be dried In 1971, HJ Albrecht of Berlin selected mins C, A, and E. Has a pleasant acidic and made into a nutritious tea. #5248 and hybridized Sea Berry varieties flavor which can be sweetened to make from plants growing in the . juice. The fruit is also unique for its oil Fruit from these varieties is used for content, which is used as a treatment CANADIAN SEA BERRIES commercial juice production in Germany for burns and skin diseases as well as for and the plants are well adapted to ulcers. We harvest our fruit by hand or continental and coastal climates. by cutting off the branches and freezing CAPRICE them. The frozen berries can easily be A new Canadian variety that yields very shaken off and thawed to be processed sweet, lightly acidulous berries. This ASKOLA™ Askola is a unique variety that was selected into juice and preserves. Sea Berry juice variety can be eaten fresh or made into for its exceptionally high content of vita- is usually diluted with up to 70% water. juices, jams, and sauces. #5280 min C and E. The abundant, deep-orange BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. berries ripen in late August. A vigorous BLOOM TIME April HARVEST MOON and attractive, upright growing shrub, HARDINESS –40°F. A new Canadian hybrid that has far Askola reaches 10-12' in height. #5209 PESTS & DISEASES Sea Berry is not fewer thorns than most other varieties bothered by pests or diseases. making the fruit especially easy to pick. POLLINATION Sea Berry is wind polli- Berries are particularly large on Harvest FRUGANA Frugana is a vigorous and productive, nated. Plants need a male pollinator to Moon and have a good sweet tart flavor upright growing shrub that bears set fruit. balance, though mostly tart. #5282 abundant crops of early ripening large, RIPENING TIME Late August flavorful, bright orange-red berries. SITE & SOIL Full to 1/2 day sun and well- INYA #5236 drained soil. Inya produces huge crops of large SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 15' in height. orange-red berries weighing up to a YIELD PER PLANT 30 lbs. + gram. This variety is one of the least GOLDEN SWEET™ Golden Sweet is an attractive, medi- thorny sea berry varieties—easy for um-sized shrub prized for its large, very hand picking. Yields are very strong sweet fruit. A favorite at One Green even at a young age, with three year old World! #5218 plants producing up to 15 tons per hect- are. Great tasting with a high oil content. #5283 HERGO Attractive and easy-to-grow, Hergo is the most widely planted variety in MARY German orchards. Hergo’s light orange, Mary from Canada is nearly thornless rich-flavored, juicy berries ripen in and bears large crops of bright-orange late-August to early September. #5239 berries that remain firm on the branch, extending the harvest time to last for up to four to six weeks. Berries from this cultivar are a favorite for use in nutra- ceuticals due to its high nutritional con- tent. Berries have a mild and pleasant flavor, much lower in acidity than other varieties. #5281 41 German Sea Berries Cont... produces abundant crops of large, dark Star of Altai bears abundant crops of un- LEIKORA orange, aromatic fruit, great for juice usually sweet, large, and tasty, reddish Valued for both its fruit and and preserves. A very pretty shrub, Gar- orange berries. #5224 its ornamental value, Leikora den’s Gift is striking in the fall with long bears abundant crops of large, pendulous branches covered with bright juicy, flavorful, bright orange SUNNY™ orange berries. #5275 A Siberian variety, Sunny is prized for berries. Berries ripen in late Au- its uniquely sweet, high quality fruit. gust to early September and the RUSSIAN ORANGE™ Sunny has bright orange berries that are fruit-laden branches can be used An attractive, vigorous, and productive, easy to harvest and are delicious eaten as a striking addition to floral dis- medium-sized shrub, Russian Orange fresh as well as used to make juice and plays. #5245 bears abundant crops of very large, preserves. #5323 flavorful, deep orange berries. Russian ORANGE ENERGY™ Orange™ also features unusually lush, Orange Energy is prized for its grayish green foliage. #5305 incredible crops of large, bright BURYATIAN SEA BERRIES orange, flavorful and vitamin-rich TITAN™ berries. Crops are so heavy that in One of our favorites, Titan bears abun- Sweet, high-quality, and compact September the plant essentially dant crops of very large, bright orange growth habit--Buryatian Sea Berries are turns orange. #5273 berries. Very flavorful and aromatic, most productive in dry, cold, climates they make delicious juice and preserves. similar to those East of the Cascade ORANGE GLOW™ #5332 Mountains.

FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES FRUITING One of the earliest ripening Sea Berry varieties, Orange Glow AMBER DAWN™ bears striking clusters of bright orange, SIBERIAN SEA BERRIES Amber Dawn bears abudant crops large, tasty berries. This very reliable and of large, sweet, bright orange ber- productive variety produces abundant Siberian Sea Berries are extremely hardy ries, which make exceptionally high crops, great for fresh eating and making selections well-adapted to the shorter quality juice and preserves. A partic- delicious juice and preserves.#5276 growing seasons of parts of the Midwest ularly attractive variety, Amber Dawn and western mountain states. becomes a broad spreading shrub, 5-6 SIROLA™ feet in height. #5350 A hybrid of Siberian and German parents, ORANGE DELIGHT™ Sirola is a great variety for the home gar- Orange Delight is a popular Siberian BAIKAL™ den. Early ripening and attractive, Sirola variety that bears abundant crops of Baikal is prized for its compact shape bears abundant crops of bright red-or- flavorful, reddish orange fruit, which and its nutritious and unusually sweet ange, large and unusually sweet fruit. contains more than two times the fruit. Good for both fresh eating and Sirola is good for fresh eating and makes vitamin C of most other varieties and juice, Baikal sea berry fruit is bright a tasty juice, especially when mixed also contains high amounts of vitamins orange and very hight in vitamins C, A, with Leikora, Orange Energy or another E and A. #5272 and E. #5211 more acidic variety. #5292 RADIANT™ BAIKAL RUBY™ A valuable Siberian variety, Radiant is Prized for its striking, bright coral-red RUSSIAN SEA BERRIES prized for its large, juicy, and flavorful berries, Baikal Ruby is a very compact fruit, which is particularly high in shrub and a beautiful addition to any vitamin C. Radiant forms a compact, garden or landscape. Baikal Ruby's These varieties are less thorny and yield attractive shrub reaching about eight sweet, tasty, bright orange berries are large fruit. feet in height. #5344 rich in oil and vitamins with a pleasant acidic flavor. When sweetened, these BOTANICA™ berries make delicious juice. #5213 One of several superior varieties from SIBERIAN SPLENDOR™ A unique, and productive variety from a Soviet breeding program in Moscow, southern Siberia, Siberian Splendor pro- Botanica is prized for its abundant crops KLIM’S PRIZE™ duces heavy crops of large, light orange, Selected by our friend and breeder of very large, richly flavored, bright unusually sweet berries. Siberian Splen- Klim Arbakov, Klim’s Prize is a com- orange fruit. Botanica is a very reliable dor's fruit is tasty eaten fresh and makes pact, upright growing shrub that bears and productive variety in the PNW delicious jelly. #5290 abundant crops of large, bright orange region. #5215 berries. This unique, sweet, high-quality STAR OF ALTAI™ fruit is good for fresh eating as well as GARDEN’S GIFT™ Star of Altai is an attractive, upright juice. #5253 A product of a breeding program at growing variety from southern Siberia, Moscow State University, Garden’s Gift 42 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday SILVERBERRY Elaeagnus x ebbingei • 1 gallon, $19.95 • 2 gallons, $29.95

evergreen foliage, fragrant white flowers, and silvery red, tasty fruit. Fruit HYBRID SILVERBERRY A unique cross of two Silverberry species, production is dependent on mild winter Hybrid Silverberry features large, silvery temperatures. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot leaves that become green on top as they ship Silverberry to TN age. It is prized for its profuse, fragrant, BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting. silvery-white flowers and its attractive, BLOOM TIME Late fall tasty, red fruit. The only winter fruit we HARDINESS -10°F. or below. offer! Flowers in November and fruits in PESTS & DISEASES Silverberry is not early March. #6182 bothered by pests or diseases. POLLINATION Silverberry is self-fertile RIPENING TIME Spring GOLDEN SILVERBERRY Bees love silverberry! This very orna- SITE & SOIL Silverberry like 1/2 day to mental variety, Golden Silverberry full sun and well-drained soil. features beautiful, yellow and green, Imagine delicious carnation and vanilla- SIZE AT MATURITY 6' in height variegated foliage, silvery beneath and like fragrance in your garden in October! YIELD PER PLANT 5 lbs. + covered with golden brown spots. Its These unique and very attractive attractive and tasty red fruit is covered relatives of Goumi, Autumn Olive and with silver specks. #6166 Trebizond Date, are prized for their

STRAWBERRY Fragaria spp. • Alpines: 3½" pot, $12.95 -$25.95 • Bare-root bundles available on Select varieties. Please visit our website for stock choices. www.OneGreenWorld.com

Sweet and flavorful, Strawberries are eases. Use a straw mulch or weed fabric the most popular small fruit in home to keep berries off of soil and deter slugs. ALEXANDRIA ALPINE gardens for good reason. Grow in small The berries might be small, but places like flower borders or containers Alexandria Alpine Strawberry more on your patio, deck or balcony. An excel- ALPINE Small fruit, mighty flavor than makes up for it in flavor. These lent companion plant. We offer three strawberries are an alpine type known types of Strawberries: for their abundant harvest of sweet, flavorful berries. They can continue to June-bearing varieties: set a large blossom and produce fruit from late fall crop over a 2-3 week period in June, best into autumn of the second year. Their for preserving and fresh eating. small size makes them great for contain- Everbearing varieties: (or Day Neu- er gardening. #7840 tral) produce a crop from June until fall frost, best for continuous fresh eating NEW AFGHAN BANANA FRAISES DES BOIS throughout the summer. This “Berries of the Woods” plant grows STRAWBERRY a pyramidal mound in shape and pro- Alpine Strawberries: offer intensely It's all too common to compare one fruit duces no runners. Fraises Des Bois flavored, small berries from midsum- to another when trying to describe fla- flower and fruit continuously during the mer to fall. Plant all three types for vors as it is such a difficult sensation to summer months until the temperature months of eating pleasure. Strawberries describe but with the Afghan Banana becomes colder in the early autumn. like half-day to full sun and rich, well- Strawberry it actually tastes just like The deep-red fruits are conical and small drained soil. Plants are hardy from 0°F. bananas! Fruits are small, white and and are a little over one inch long. The to minus 25°F., depending on variety. very prolific. Foliage is very dense and highly aromatic fruits are sweet without Strawberries are self-fertile and often evergreen and plants spread vigorously acidity when ripe. This is an excellent begin bearing the year they are planted. making them an effective ground cover. choice for container gardens. #7841 They are not bothered by pests or dis- #7810

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 43 44 than Rainier and ripens late. ripens and Rainier than of PNW.the all for is recommended parts drought More tolerant keeping quality, is conic in shape, and has great flavor.Benton small for spaces. red, Fruit has is bright excellent and is perfect ble, This is hardy toanplant medium upright large sized fruit. mercial growers because they remain longer. firmer mercial because growers #7826 treasured by com berries flavorful extremely Produces states. nally and aproven has been developed producer in CA in coastal CHANDLER CHANDLER BENTON summers. #7817 summers. do well at higher elevations dry with will also Laramie and Idaho.Utah Fort adapted to drier, colder climates like is adelicious Laramie variety Fort LARAMIE FORT country.the #7850 of in all parts variety asuccessful been and has berries and especially flavorful large produces everbearing strawberry quality. offruit loss This without grees over 100 temperatures tolerating de climates, ingrowers hot southern especially for wasbred Eversweet EVERSWEET strawberry patch.strawberry #7816 in many climates. add to any Amust FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES AROMAS rot. #7830 crown to anthracnose resistance some rot and crown phytophthora wilt, verticillium Resists stalks. and runners robust with cultivar and Ahigh-yielding pleasant. firm, red. andIt’s flavor sweet is conical, is which mostly very fruit largeAlbion it’s for is very known ALBION it a very easy strawberry to grow to grow strawberry easy avery it mildew and spider mites making tolerance to and is resistant mental environ broad Aromas has avery quality,fruit size, size. and crop exceptional by its characterized Aromas is apatented variety Benton is a June-bearing cultivar with shelf sta with cultivar Benton is aJune-bearing Th is early to mid-season strawberry wasorigi strawberry is early to mid-season #7825 JUNE-BEARING JUNE-BEARING EVERBEARING EVERBEARING - - Tristar is hardy, disease-resistant, pro Tristar hardy, is disease-resistant, gardeners, Northwest for varieties best and one ofthe popular variety most Our TRISTAR in late crop summer.bountiful #781 yearplanting of followed first a with will bear in a Septembergreat the crop It tomedium fruit. large, sweet firm, Underutilized in PNW, the Tribute has and mild areas South of the in East. the Tribute is well adapted to upland areas TRIBUTE is hardy to 0°F.Seascape #7815 resistant. 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It outperforms California of outside bred varieties first the byBred Michigan State is one of U., Redstart REDSTART ahigh sugar with content. #7851 tasty are large and very Berries produce fruit! hanging over will pot ofthe edge the growing in acontainer asall runners for ideal the making it strawberry runners unrooted on berries produce to State ability Uthat is its unique for by WA bred Quinault is anewer variety QUINAULT Produces one large crop offruit, typically in June June in typically offruit, crop large one Produces Produces strawberries late spring through early fall early through spring late strawberries Produces - - - HOOD EARLIGLOW cially well United States. in eastern the #7852 espe Earliglow performs berries. deep-red and firm flavorful, these with season ofyour length the strawberry Extend variety! preserves, or freezing for mid-winter treats. #7831 mid-winter for treats. freezing or preserves, fresh eating, for greatare firm, berries and delicious, Hood Sweet, berries. oflarge, deep-red crops heavy delectable, One of the most popular NW varieties, Hood bears bears popular Hood NW varieties, most ofthe One - - Earliglow is the earliest ripening strawberry strawberry ripening earliest is the Earliglow or toor #7801 Seascape. flavorexcellent is said be to superi and slightly but paler in color than Seascape and Albion. are Seascape Fruit interiors higher yields, and vigor flavorthan offering strawberries, everbearing State, Wasatch is an improvement in Michigan from introduction Another WASATCH #7820 favorite! and is hardy to minus 25°F. It’s an OGW Tristar grows well U.S.the throughout freezing. or eating, preserves, fresh for are great berries large and attractive easy-to-grow. andductive, very These with attractive red seeds. #7842 seeds. red attractive with are white and covered fruits The fruit. and adelicious, aromatic sweet bears “Straight Pine” pineapple or flavor;it among “pineberries”,ful as described wonder is particularly of Wonderful amass planting. for gether flavor The to grouped be and can are self-fertile size,are ofgood plants grams. The 4-5 for markets. Fruits firmness suitable with strawberry style are agourmet variety. fruits The is fruiting a special ful Wonder A delicious, white strawberry! PINEBERRY WONDERFUL - - - - - PUGET RELIANCE VIVA PATRICIA Puget Reliance produces high yields of This excellent strawberry cultivar was large, medium-red conic fruit good for bred for the fresh market in the UK and WINTERGREEN processing or local fresh market. It is vi- is primarily grown in Spain. Shelf life and Gaultheria procumbens rus resistant, has an erect growth habit, sugar content is excellent. In the U.S. this • 31" pot, $12.95 and unripe fruit are usually held off the variety will likely thrive on the West ground, providing some degree of avoid- Coast and in the South. #7802 Wintergreen is a beautiful evergreen ance to fruit rot. #7833-25 groundcover, native to the East Coast producing profuse, small white flowers RAINIER followed by sweet, flavorful, bright red Rainier has delicious fruit and is disease SPICEBUSH berries, which taste just like Winter- resistant, making it a fantastic choice Lindera benzoin green candy. Growing to about 6" tall, for home gardeners. Easy-to-grow, has it will spread slowly to a foot or more in attractive leaves and soft berries which • 1 gallon, $19.95 diameter. are great for fresh eating and local Spicebush sometimes known as wild all- markets. It is not suited for the process- BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting. spice, forms an attractive shrub and will BLOOM TIME Spring ing market as it does not cap well, but have either male or female pale yellow makes a good addition for local fresh HARDINESS -30° F flowers that produce glossy red berries. PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by sales. It is resistant to powdery mildew The leaves, flowers, and berries all have and red stele. #7835 pests or diseases. a very flavorful spicy, citrus aroma which POLLINATION Self-fertile gives it it’s name. A tea can be made RIPENING TIME Late summer SHUKSAN from the aromatic leaves and twigs, Shuksan is a hardy winter variety with and the dried and powdered fruit can be SITE & SOIL Filtered shade to part sun. excellent flavor, large glossy bright red used as a spice. #4070 Prefers moist, well-drained, acidic soil. fruit, and slightly indented yellow-red SIZE AT MATURITY 6" seeds. The flesh is medium-firm and YIELD PER PLANT 1 pint is excellent for freezing and preserves. The plant is large, very vigorous, and BERRY CASCADE produces runners. It is virus and Botrytis THIMBLEBERRY Berry Cascade, a beautiful evergreen Rubus parviflorus tolerant and red stele resistant. Shuk- groundcover native to the East Coast and san does not demand perfect drainage. • 1 gallon, $16.95 produces profuse, small white flowers #7832-BRB followed by sweet and flavorful, bright red berries, which taste just like Winter- SWEET SUNRISE green candy. Growing to about 6" tall, it Sweet Sunrise is a newer release from will spread slowly to a foot or more in the USDA Corvallis research station and diameter. #7382 was selected for its early ripening, large fruits, disease resistance and high yields. This strawberry is a great choice for both CHERRY BERRIES Cherry Berries is a recent cultivar of Win- the fresh and processed market and also for the home gardener looking for tergreen selected for its large abundant an excellent June bearing strawberry. berries. #7383 Research trials across the Northwest reported good results with Sweet Sun- NEW WINTER rise. #7853 Winter Fiesta is a unique new winter- green selection that produces bright TOTEM white berries with a light pink blush! Totem fruit has a uniform, intense They ripen throughout the summer and medium to dark red internal and Thimbleberry bears clusters of large, hold their form all winter long looking external color. Excellent for processing. white flowers followed by Raspberry- like gleaming pearls in the understory. Totem plants have the potential to like, delectably sweet, red berries. #7384 produce high yields (5-8 tons/acre) in Native Americans ate the fruit fresh or the PNW. 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APPLE RIPENING & HARVEST

Apple season stretches from early summer all the way into late fall. Choosing a variety of apples with different harvest times allows for MONTHS of apple picking. While exact harvest time varies a bit by region, this list provides an approximate order of ripening times (with much overlap).

SEASON VERY EARLY: Yellow Transparent, EARLY: William's Pride, Wynooche Early, Akane, , Sansa, Summerred, Dolgo Crab, Lubsk Queen, Northpole Columnar, , Prima, Scarlet Surprise, Wealthy, Whitney (Crab) MID: , Cox's Orange Pippin, Firecracker Red Flesh, , Golden Sentinel Columnar, Holstein, Kerr Crab, Liberty, Macoun, Queen Cox, Summer Rambo, , Callaway Crab, Chehalis, Ellison's Orange, Honeycrisp, Scarlet Sentinel Columnar, Spartan, Transcendent Crab, Empire, , , , Karmijn, Mountain Rose Red Flesh, Rubinette, Snow Famuse, Yellow Delicious LATE: Amere de Berthcourt Cider, Ashmead's Kernal, Calville Blanc D'Hiver, , , King (of Tompkins County), , Roxbury Russet, Spitzenberg, Criterion, Enterprise, Freedom, Hudson's Golden Gem, Melrose, Prairie Spy, Red Spy, WineCrisp, Winesap, , Arkansas Black, Braeburn, , Red Fuji VERY LATE: GoldRush, Pink Lady

APPLE BLOOM TIME & POLLINATION

Some apples are considered self-fertile. To ensure good crops, apples should have a pollinating partner. There is much overlap in bloom times, but for the best crops, choose a partner with the same bloom time or one step in either direction. Two steps in either direction will also work, but early blooming apples shouldn’t be partnered with late blooming apples. Crabapples with white flowers are known as particularly good pollinizers, and are beautiful and showy in the spring. SEASON EARLY: Callaway Crab, Chehalis, Dolgo Crab, Gravenstein*, Lodi, Mountain Rose Red Flesh, Pink Pearl, Scarlet Surprise Red Flesh, Spartan, Whitney (Crab), William's Pride, Wynooche Early, Yellow Transparent EARLY-MID: Amere de Berthcourt Cider, Ashmead's Kernal*, Braeburn, Cortland, Cox's Orange Pippin, Empire, Firecracker Red Flesh (Crab), Freedom, Golden Russet, Haralson, Honeygold, Jonathan, Karmijn*, Kerr Crab, Liberty, Lubsk Queen, Mutsu*, Pink Lady, Prima, Snow Famuse, Transcendent Crab, Wealthy, Winesap* LATE-MID: Akane, Arkansas Black*, Criterion, Enterprise, Fuji, Gala, Golden Sentinel Columnar, GoldRush, Holstein*, Honeycrisp, Hudson's Golden Gem, Jonagold*, King*, Macoun, Melrose, Northpole Columnar, Queen Cox, Rubinette, Sansa, Scarlet Sentinel Columnar, Spitzenberg, Summer Rambo*, Summerred, WineCrisp, Winter Banana, Wolf River, Yellow Delicious LATE: Calville Blanc D’Hiver, Ellison's Orange, Prairie Spy, Red Fuji, Red Spy, Roxbury Russet*

*Triploid apples have sterile pollen and need two non-triploid pollinating partners—a­ trio of trees with compatible bloom times. This will ensure a bountiful apple harvest for all three trees. 47 GENETIC DWARF APPLES

APPLE BABE GARDEN DELICIOUS Apple Babe is a genetic dwarf that grows Garden Delicious is a genetic dwarf that to only about 8 feet tall and can easily be can easily be maintained at 8 feet in a pot kept in a container or as a small tree in the or in the ground. Garden Delicious produc- ground. Apple Babe produces fruits that es sweet, crisp greenish-yellow apples that

FRUITING TREES FRUITING are crisp, sweet, red and delicious. Quality have a slight red blush and occasional rus- is excellent even in hot inland climates. seting. Produces well even in hot climates #0001 and apples are great for dessert, as a storage apple and for cooking. #0044

HEIRLOOM APPLES

and juicy fruit. This medium sized, almost white apple is easy to grow and great for HOLSTEIN A great, multi purpose apple, this dis- fresh eating and making delicious apple ease resistant and easy-to-grow variety sauce. #114 is highly regarded by home gardeners throughout the U.S. Holstein features COX’S ORANGE PIPPIN attractive, blushed red on yellow, large, An award-winning English dessert ap- firm, juicy and very flavorful aromatic ple, Cox’s Orange Pippin bears delicious, fruit. Delicious eaten fresh or for baking, sweet-tart fruit with a crisp and aromatic juice, cider, and drying. Holstein ripens in ARKANSAS BLACK flesh. One of the best for fresh eating and One of the most striking and beautiful ap- mid-to-late September and keeps for sev- drying, it also makes tasty sauce and cider. ples, Arkansas Black fruit ranges in color eral months in cool storage. Ripens in September and can be stored from dark purple to almost black when Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0145 until January. ripe. This delicious and aromatic fruit is Dwarf Rootstock #0036 prized for fresh eating, cider and baking Semi-Rootstock #0136 QUEEN COX and keeps its quality for several months in A self-fertile sport of the famous storage. Very resistant to cedar apple rust. and highly regarded Cox’s Orange Dwarf Rootstock #0010 ELLISON’S ORANGE Pippin, Queen Cox is prized for its With beautiful, large, crimson red fruit and Semi-Rootstock #0110 abundant crops of large, firm, crisp and yellow stripes, Ellison’s Orange features delicious fruit. Ripens in September delicious flavor with a tender, sweet, and and is great for fresh eating, sauces, ASHMEAD’S KERNAL aromatic flesh. A unique relative of Cox’s Considered one of the finest flavored of and cider. Orange Pippin, Ellison’s Orange is scab-re- all apples, this yellow, russetted, English Dwarf Rootstock #0057 sistant and easy-to-grow. dessert variety has a unique nut-like fla- Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0157 Dwarf Rootstock #0035 vor with crisp and juicy flesh. Great for Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0135 fresh eating and for making delicious pies, RED CASCADE WEEPING crisps, and the finest hard . Very well Originally from Siberia, Red Cascade™ was adapted to North America for a European GRAVENSTEIN grown to stay small and survive extreme Very juicy and flavorful, Gravenstein is a apple. Ripens in October and stores well. cold under snow cover. This attractive classic, early ripening variety that makes Dwarf Rootstock #0012 form can now be used in our gardens to the best cider and pies. Vigorous and re- Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0112 make a striking, weeping and fruiting liable, Gravenstein produces abundant apple tree. In their native region these crops of large, red and green striped fruit. weeping apples are prized for their large, BELIY NALIV (WHITE Gravenstein is not a good pollinizer for tasty fruit that can be stored well into the CLOUD) other apple varieties. winter. #0169 This extremely hardy Siberian variety Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0142 is prized for it’s early ripening, flavorful Dwarf Rootstock #0042

48 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday RUBINETTE DABINETT The offspring of a An English that produces crossed with Cox’s Orange Pippin, this full-bodied bittersweet juice, Dabinett is red-blushed, medium-sized fruit is one one of the most reliable & easy-to-grow. of the most delicious fresh eating apples. It can be used in blended ciders but also Originally from Switzerland, Rubinette is makes an excellent single varietal cider. disease-resistant and has the perfect Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0301 balance of acidity and sweetness. Ripens in mid-to-late September. Dwarf Rootstock #0065 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0165 YELLOW TRANSPARENT This delicious and disease-resistant ap- SNOW FAMEUSE ple greets us with early summer ripening For all the folks in the Rocky Mountains, fruit. This classic variety has been grown Snow Fameuse is the apple for you—it for many years throughout the U.S. and grows best at high elevations. Bright is the earliest ripening apple we have red skin and pure-white flesh is crisp, found. Originally from Russia, Yellow aromatic, and juicy. Also known as the Transparent fruit is very juicy and sweet. Snow Apple of Quebec, this variety has These apples are great for fresh eating, been grown since the eighteenth centu- sauce and pies. Resistant to apple scab. ry and is very versatile. Dwarf Rootstock #0078 Dwarf Rootstock #0095 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0178 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0195 SUMMER RAMBO CIDER APPLES Originally from France but grown in GOLDRUSH This patented selection from Purdue North America since the sixteenth cen- University bears abundant crops of tury, Summer Rambo is exceptionally large, golden-yellow, sweet, crisp, and juicy with a subacid, aromatic flavor. flavorful fruit with a wonderful sugar/ Skin is greenish-yellow with a red blush acid balance. Great for fresh eating and and fruit is great for fresh eating, but baking, ripens in October, and can be especially valuable for sauce and cider. stored until late spring. GoldRush is very Dwarf Rootstock #0096 disease-resistant and easy-to-grow. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0196 Dwarf Rootstock #0041 AMERE DE BERTHCOURT Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0141 SPITZENBERG Popular in French orchards, Amere de An attractive, bright red fruit with crisp, Berthcourt’s bittersweet juice is used for aromatic flesh, and a rich spicy, sweet- GOLDEN RUSSET making alcoholic cider or adding body Golden Russet produces a gray-green tart flavor, Spitzenberg is reputed to be to sweet cider. Easy-to-grow and very to golden-bronze apple with crisp, Thomas Jefferson’s favorite apple. Great productive, Amere de Berthcourt bears flavorful, creamy, yellow flesh. The eaten fresh and in baked goods, and great crops of fragrant greenish-yellow champagne of old-time cider apples, makes a tasty cider. Spitzenberg ripens fruit with a pink blush. Golden Russet is excellent pressed into in early to mid October and stores well Dwarf Rootstock #0007 cider, dried, eaten fresh, or cooked. until spring. Susceptible to diseases. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0107 A great storage apple, keeping from Dec. Dwarf Rootstock #0068 until April under proper conditions. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0168 BINET ROUGE Dwarf Rootstock #0090 Binet Rouge is a cider apple from the Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0180 Normandy region of France. It is known to be a weak grower but still sets rela- PORTER’S PERFECTION tively heavy crops. Flowers open late Porter’s Perfection was an incredibly ,making it a good choice for areas with popular cider apple at the turn of the late frosts and fruits are late to ripen. Can 20th century and makes an excellent cider tend towards biennial bearing so be sure when blended with other varieties. Juice to thin fruit on the heavy setting years. from Porter’s Perfection is bitter-sharp Semi- Dwarf Rootstock #0300 and apples ripen late in the season. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0302

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 49 50 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0194 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0094 Dwarf winter keeper. is an it excellent,eties, versatile very manycentury. with vari old ofthe As mid-seventeenth to the dating back in United the States, bred apple cultivar can be grown on your patio or deck! Easy Easy onyour grown be deck! or patio can unique, varieties these resistant disease remarkable wayA truly to grow apples, Rootstock #0303 Semi-Dwarf thatapples make great ciders. blended reliable ofsmallproduces crops yellow 1898. and vigorous is very tree The England in Cadbury, Somerset, North of awall at awater mill in Yarlington growing out wasfound YARLINGTON MILL Rootstock #0121 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0021 Dwarf growers. and backyard steaders home to-grow, for this is a great variety and easy- Moderately disease-resistant valued asan excellent winter keeper. and highly apple is versatile tart sweet Also asVirginia known Winesap, this WINESAP FRUITING TREES COLUMNAR APPLES APPLES COLUMNAR eties and is said to be the oldest and to oldest the is be said eties delicious and unique vari most is one ofthe Russet Roxbury RUSSET ROXBURY Cont... Apples 1 gallon, $29.95+ • - - - Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0151 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0051 Dwarf hardy tobe minus 40°F. and abundant Should produces crops. tree, is to quick Firecracker bear dwarf and juice. Anaturallysalads, desserts, intense,The flavor sweet-tart for is great aminiature Delicious. resembles Red that flesh adeep-red feature apples are areal Firecracker apples blast! FIRECRACKER™ FIRECRACKER™ Rootstock #0090 Semi-Dwarf eating, and cider baking. fresh for ites Sentinel is one favor of our Golden fruit. and delicious,Sweet, firm golden yellowof large, attractive, flowerspring display crops greatare spectacular this Following flowers! pillarEnjoy ofsnow-white striking the SENTINEL™ GOLDEN Rootstock #0392 Semi-Dwarf for container gardening! offer. Perfect columnar we three ofthe varieties pact com Sentinel is most the ruary. Scarlet Feb until stored be can and September mid-to-late in ripens Sentinel Scarlet and sweet, blush. red Juicy attractive and large, an greenish-yellow with fruit followed flowers by manytightly spaced white ofbright clusters dense Features SENTINEL™ SCARLET Rootstock #0394 Semi-Dwarf eating, making cider,fresh and baking. August to early September. Great for in late ripens and aromatic, this fruit similartree to Lora. Crisp, juicy, sweet, red, McIntosh-like onacolumnar apples oflarge, crops heavy produces Northpole NORTHPOLE™ planting. after year the bear several fruit will often removed. or columnar Our fruit varieties to produce more left be es, can which branch upright also produce short, can They spurs. onpermanent fruiting trunk along main the bear fruit varieties these naturally in this unique columnar shape, Growing andwhite large blossoms fruit. snow- with spire loaded acompact form to keep tall less, or they at eight feet RED FLESH APPLES FLESH RED These little little These - - - -

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and the fruit can be eaten fresh, or made into cider or jams. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0198 From the breeding work of Markus Kobelt in Switzerland, these unique, WHITNEY One of the largest and tastiest crab ap- new varieties feature striking red ples, Whitney is very cold hardy as well flesh, great flavor and excellent disease as heat tolerant. Fruits are tender and resistance. These superior varieties are juicy—great for fresh eating, pickled, great additions to the home garden KERR sauces and ciders. Self-pollinating and Kerr is a unique cross of Dolgo crabapple disease-resistant. REDLOVE CALYPSO® and Haralson apple which bears large, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0120 Calypso features very aromatic, sweet, firm flavorful, crisp and juicy, dark red fruit. and juicy, beautiful dark red flesh. Fruits Kerr is very hardy (to -50°F!), productive, ripen in mid to late September and can be and disease-resistant. Great for fresh COOKING APPLES stored until Christmas. An excellent variety eating and makes tasty jelly or cider. for the home garden, it is resistant to scab Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0130 and powdery mildew. #0181 CRITERION DOLGO Discovered as a in REDLOVE ERA® Arriving from Siberia in the late 1800s, Washington State, Criterion is an Very productive and disease resistant, this easy-to-grow variety is perfect for excellent multi- purpose apple, great Era is a great variety for the home cider, preserves, canning, and is a great for fresh eating, cooking, drying and garden. Era features large, red fruit with pollinizer for other early-flowering ap- cider. Skin is yellow with a red blush and almost solid red flesh. Firm, crisp, juicy ples. Crimson-red, 11/2” long fruit follow the flavor has a tangy sweetness to it. and refreshingly sweet with a hint of Dolgo’s profuse, large, snow-white flow- Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0183 tartness, it is great for fresh eating and ers. Dolgo is hardy to at least -40oF and makes tasty juice. Era ripens in mid-Sep- is very disease-resistant. Also known as tember and can be stored for several KING Pink Glow. Also known as King of Tompkins Coun- months. #0183 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0138 ty, this fast growing tree produces very large fruit that stores well. Valued for

REDLOVE ODYSSO® their cooking quality, these apples are Odysso® is prized for its large, beautiful, also great eaten fresh and sometimes aromatic and very sweet fruit.Very resis- used for cider. Ripens late. tant to apple scab and powdery mildew. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0188 Ripens late September to Early October and can be stored until February. #0185 LODI Developed by famous plant breeder CRABAPPLES Felix Gillet, this early season apple is a CALLAWAY cross between Yellow Transparent and Enjoy this strikingly beautiful, nat- Montgomery Sweet. It has a very tart, Naturally dwarf trees, crabapples are urally dwarf variety! Snow-white sharp flavor making it great for cooking. striking in the spring when they are blossoms in the spring are followed Susceptible to Cedar Apple Rust. Tip showered with profuse, snow-white by an abundant harvest of tear- bearing and tends toward biennial blossoms, followed by abundant, bright drop-shaped, sparkling red, sweet- bearing, so be sure to thin fruit heavily. red fruit late in summer and early fall. tart apples, great for eating, pickling, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0189 Crabapples bear heavy crops of sweet- and jelly. Callaway is very productive tart fruit that make great cider, jelly, and disease-resistant and should WOLF RIVER baked goods, and can be eaten fresh. grow to only about six feet in height. Named for the river in Wisconsin where These apples are very hardy and a Performs very well in the humid SE. it was discovered, Wolf River is notable great choice for growers in very cold Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0118 for its exceptionally large fruits which regions. Plant to help pollinize your often weigh in at over a pound! The other apples. TRANSCENDENT tree is exceptionally cold hardy and Transcend your preconceived notions disease-resistant. Fruit can be eaten of crabapples and try Transcendent, a fresh, but its primary use is for cook- gorgeous, compact tree with white and ing, as it holds its shape very well, pink blossoms that make a tasty, yellow- and is also an excellent winter keeper. ish-red fruit. It’s an excellent pollinizer Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0123

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 51 or more and the flavor improves with early September and can be kept for STORAGE APPLES storage. Aside from a sweet late winter several months in cool storage. treat, it makes an excellent cooking Dwarf Rootstock #0043 apple. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0191 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0143 BRAEBURN One of our favorites! This unique RED SPY WEALTHY New Zealand variety bears large, Red Spy is an old variety, originating in This cold hardy variety comes from high quality, crisp and juicy fruit NY in the 1800’s. It is similar to northern MN where it was one of the first apple with deliciously tangy flesh­— Spy but with a much redder skin and cultivars to be successfully grown in it’s what we look for at the su- bright stripes. The fruit is very tender their very cold climate. Wealthy was FRUITING TREES FRUITING permarket. Braeburn ripens in and juicy and great for cooking as well once one of the most popular apples in mid-October and can be stored as storing. the country and was used extensively in until spring in cold storage. Somewhat Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0193 Minnesota apple breeding programs. susceptible to various apple diseases. Excellent eaten fresh, as a dessert Dwarf Rootstock #0016 apple, or can be picked early for Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0116 COLD HARDY NORTH- cooking. Very resistant to apple scab. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0199 ERN APPLES ALL OTHER APPLES HARALSON Haralson comes from a University of MN breeding program, so it’s cold hardy, don’t cha know! The flesh is crisp, juicy, AKANE This unique, early ripening, Japanese firm and slightly tart. It is great for bak- variety is prized for its striking, bright ing as it holds its shape, texture and red, crisp, juicy and flavorful fruit. One MELROSE retains good flavor in winter. Melrose is a beautiful, yellow/green of the best disease resistant varieties, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0196 skinned apple with dark red streaks Akane is great for fresh eating and can and russet spots. Its firm, coarse, juicy, be stored for several months. creamy-white flesh has a slightly Dwarf Rootstock #0006 acidic flavor and is very good for both Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0106 cooking and desserts. It continues to ripen off the tree and is best eaten after CORTLAND Christmas. One of the best storers, it can One of the first McIntosh crosses, Cort- be kept until April at 31°F. The tree itself land features that familiar vinous Mac is a vigorous, productive annual bearer flavor with crimson skin and bright with a spreading habit and moderate white flesh, but is slightly larger than vigor. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0152 McIntosh. Cortland bears heavily each HONEYGOLD year and is very popular for fresh eating, A cross of Golden Delicious and especially in salads as the fruit does not MUTSU Haralson, Honeygold was bred by Mutsu produces large, round, yellow brown quickly when exposed to air. brilliant Minnesotans as a more cold fruit with crunchy, juicy, tart flesh. Its Dwarf Rootstock #0082 hardy substitute for Golden Deli- distinctive, delicate, spicy flavor has Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0182 cious. The fruit has yellow skin with hints of anise. Mutsu is a phenomenal russet dots, stores very well and is cider apple and excellent in desserts even sweeter than Golden Delicious. CALVILLE BLANC D’HIVER or processed. It is an excellent storage A very large and attractive variety from Dwarf Rootstock #0086 apple, remaining unshriveled until France, Calville Blanc D’Hiver bears Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0186 March. The tree itself is large, spreading bright yellow fruit with firm, crisp flesh. and vigorous with biennial fruiting With its appealing spicy flavor, it is one tendencies. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock HONEYCRISP™ of the best for fresh eating and apple An incredibly cold hardy and delicious #0154 pies; also a good source of vitamin C. Dis- introduction from the University of Min- ease-resistant, ripens mid-to-late Octo- nesota! A large, round, scarlet red fruit ber and can be stored for many months. PRAIRIESPY with a yellow background, Honeycrisp is It’s hard to beat Prairie Spy if you’re Dwarf Rootstock #0024 prized for its very crisp, juicy flesh and looking for an excellent storage apple. It Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0124 honey-like flavor and aroma. Ripens in ripens late, can store for three months

52 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday CHEHALIS RED FUJI The same as Fuji but Very flavorful and great for fresh eat- with a deep-red skin. ing, this unique PNW variety produces Dwarf Rootstock #0092 huge, beautiful, yellow fruit with a crisp, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0192 sweet, and juicy flesh. One of the best disease resistant varieties, Chehalis rip- GALA ens in mid-to late -September. Gala produces a large, golden-skinned Dwarf Rootstock #0032 fruit with heavy red striping with crisp, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0132 dense, aromatic, mildly acidic, mild- ly-sweet flesh. The fruit quality is excel- EMPIRE lent and stores very well. Vigorous and One of the best McIntosh crosses, somewhat self-fertile. Grow Liberty and enjoy Empire features a delicious, sweet, and Dwarf Rootstock #0081 LIBERTY freedom from apple scab and other sharp aromatic taste. Easy-to-grow and Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0181 diseases! Liberty bears large, attractive, relatively disease-resistant. bright red fruit with sweet, flavorful, Dwarf Rootstock #0084 crisp and juicy flesh. One of the best Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0184 disease resistant varieties, Liberty is great for eating fresh and baking. ENTERPRISE Liberty ripens in mid-to-late September Enterprise is very disease resistant and and stores well until January. easy-to-grow. This patented variety Dwarf Rootstock #0048 from Purdue University bears great Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0148 crops of beautiful, deep-red, juicy, fla- vorful fruit. Enterprise ripens in early October and can be stored for several MACOUN Considered among the best of the months. Enterprise is great for fresh HUDSON’S GOLDEN GEM Discovered in Tangent, Oregon in McIntosh crosses, this exceptionally eating and makes delicious sauce, pies a hedgerow, this delicious, golden sweet, juicy, and aromatic variety is and crisps. brown, conical-shaped russetted apple an excellent dessert apple but can also Dwarf Rootstock #0037 has an appealing nutty flavor with a be used in sauces or salads. Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0137 crisp and juicy flesh­—it tastes almost Dwarf Rootstock #0090 like a pear. Disease-resistant and easy- Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0190 to-grow, Hudson’s Golden Gem produc- es abundant crops that ripen in Septem- PINK LADY ber and can be stored until early spring. Pink Lady produces an oblong, pink- Dwarf Rootstock #0044 blushed, yellow fruit with creamy, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0144 white, sweet-tart flesh that resists browning. It stores extremely well for JONAGOLD 6-8 months in common storage and lon- This wonderful apple produces me- ger in controlled atmosphere. FREEDOM dium to large, firm apples with yellow / Dwarf Rootstock #0055 Freedom is a later ripening cultivar that green skin with red stripes and superb, Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0155 produces a bright red fruit with almost rich, full flavor. It is the most common invisible yellow background and some cultivar planted in Europe and excellent patches of netted russeting. With its PRIMA eaten fresh or cooked. Plant this easy-to-grow variety and en- subacidic, sprightly flavor, it is an excel- Dwarf Rootstock #0046 joy abundant harvests of large, sweet lent apple for fresh eating, cider or cook- Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0146 and juicy apples. Bright yellow with a ing. Dwarf Rootstock #0034 red blush, early ripening Prima fruit is Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0134 JONATHAN great for fresh eating and can be stored What lacks in disease resistance makes until winter. A great variety for gar- FUJI up for in flavor! Jonathan is often regard- deners throughout the US, Prima is re- Grow this very popular Japanese va- ed as one of the most flavorful apples­— sistant to almost all apple diseases. riety and enjoy its tree-ripened, rich they have an excellent sweet/tart taste Dwarf Rootstock #0063 and delicious flavor. Likely the most reminiscent of Lennon and McCartney Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0163 popular apple in the world, green- apples. Naturally compact and has long ish-red Fuji apples are large and been favored by home orchardists. sweet with superb crunchy texture. Dwarf Rootstock #0087 Dwarf Rootstock #0032 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0187 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0132 View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 53 54 Dwarf Rootstock #0064 Dwarf several months. late September, for stored be and can ripens in matic and flavorful, Spartan aro juicy, is like flavor, vinous Spartan as having a wine- described Often fruit. darkof crops abundant red, very large bears that variety Canadian to-grow Spartan resistant,is adisease easy- SPARTAN variety is one favorites. ofour variety University, this delicious, early ripening Purdue from A new patented selection PRIDE WILLIAM’S Columbia, in British Bred growers. 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- - - - Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0122 Semi-Dwarf many varieties. than chill less hours and requires Rust, except to Cedar Apple disease-resistant, blush. Winter Banana is moderately yellow a pink with skin waxy beautiful a feature eating apple.fresh fruits The Many tasting, consider this best the vor and keeps excellent winter. through banana-likeThis apple has asweet, fla BANANA WINTER Rootstock #0171 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0071 Dwarf several months. for late stored be September and can in ripens variety productive this very ofPurdue, program breeding university long-term the Recently from introduced other apple diseases. to most resistant and ofApple Scab is totallytree free full of flavor.and firm, juicy sweet, The is large, fruit WineCrisp it. all try who is receiving rave from reviews riety patented va deep-red This beautiful WINECRISP™ Rootstock #0170 Semi-Dwarf #0070 Rootstock Dwarf grow. and easy-to- disease-resistant is very William’sfruit. and flavorful tart Pride of large, juicy, dark reddish purple, very in lateripens great crops July and bears A midsummer treat, William’s Pride - -

Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0176 Semi-Dwarf Rootstock #0076 Dwarf in lateripens July to early August. excellent and NW choice gardeners for is an Early pic mountains, Wynoochee Olym ofthe an area south Named after baked! when disappears almost skin great cooked or eaten fresh apple is and flavorful this crisp, juicy popular apple varieties, most ofthe One EARLYWYNOOCHEE Please see ourwebsite for stock choices. July to October.from #0580 delicious fruit harvest youvarieties, can onto Honeycrisp. these With grafted Early,ty, Chehalis or Wynooche Spartan, Liber varieties: resistant lowing disease fol ofthe four features This unique tree growing conditions. Northwest our for 4 Way Apple Combo has great varieties 4 WAY COMBO APPLE Rootstock #0124 Semi-Dwarf name you’ve supermarket. the had from same ofthe delicious than any fruit picked at is more much peak ripeness, cold hardy, agreat pollinizer, and when Heat tolerant, decades. for astaple been thing there.) in soil the has This variety some favorite be employee must it so (home nursery’s ofour in WV seedling Delicious wasdiscovered asachance Delicious, as Golden Yellow variety Same DELICIOUS YELLOW —its thin ­­—its - - - -

APRICOTS armeniaca • Bare root, $29.95+

requires a mild climate without late hardy, vigorous and reliable. Fruit is frosts in order to set good crops. #2580 freestone with golden yellow skin and flesh and has a deep tangy flavor that is perfect for fresh eating or canning. AUTUMN GLO Ripens in early July, self-fertile. #2575 A unique variety that ripens its fruit ex- ceptionally late, from August into Sep- tember! Flowers open midseason before ripening what is widely considered one of the best tasting apricots available. Extend your apricot season into late summer with Autmn Glo! #2576 Delectably sweet and tender, fully ripe Apricots are a unique tasty treat. AUTUMN ROYAL Difficult to ship when ripe, apricots Extend the apricot season with Autumn are best grown at home or purchased Royal, the only known late ripening from a local farmer. Apricots can be a apricot! Medium to large fruit has yellow challenge to grow West of the Cascade skin and pale orange, firm juicy flesh Mountains. Wet winters lead to disease with quality similar to Royal/Blenheim problems and flowers can be hurt by and is valuable for fresh eating, canning, late frosts. Most apricots require around or drying. Autumn Royal is not recom- 600 chill hours of below 45ºF. mended for climates with desert-like HARCOT BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. summer heat but will thrive in mild This large fruited Canadian variety is BLOOM TIME March, depending on climates. Cold hardy to USDA zone 7. one of the best. Blooms are hardy to variety. #2573 late frosts. Fruit has yellow-orange HARDINESS -25°F., USDA zone 4 skin with sweet juicy, richly flavor. Very PESTS & DISEASES To help prevent BLENHEIM resistant to brown rot and perennial diseases, spray with copper in the fall, Blenheim produce medium-to-large, canker. Hardy to USDA zone 6. #2572 winter, and again in the early spring. pale-orange, red-speckled fruit with POLLINATION Self-fertile very juicy, orange flesh and enticing, HARGLOW RIPENING TIME August, depending sweet, aromatic flavor that sets the Harglow Apricot is a very late-bloom- on variety. standard for apricots. This early-bloom- ing and productive Canadian variety SITE & SOIL Half-day to full day sun, ing, self-pollinating variety is famous in well suited to areas with late frosts. well drained soil. California for its canning quality, but is A proven winner in the Northwest for SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' also great for drying and fresh eating. its resistance to perennial canker and YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + #2560 brown rot, Harglow produces medium sized bright orange fruits with orange CHINESE MORMON freestone flesh. Very sweet and flavor- Chinese Mormon produces heavy crops ful! #2578 of medium, yellow to orange fruit with excellent flavor and texture very early in HOYT MONTROSE FLOWERING the growing season. This apricot blooms This promising variety bears great crops late with frost-resistant buds, making it of large, orange-yellow apricots with a APRICOT an excellent choice for areas with later red blush. Very flavorful, Hoyt Montrose spring frosts. It also has an edible sweet fruit is sweet, juicy, and great for fresh NEW FLAVOR GIANT pit! Requires about 700 hours of chill eating and preserves. #2566 One of the earliest fruits of the year and time below 45ºF. #2561 one of the tastiest too! Flavor Giant pro- duces huge crops of the largest apricots we've ever seen. Orange skin and flesh GOLDCOT Goldcot is an apricot built for the cold! has a sweet-tart, well balanced flavor. Researchers bred Goldcot in Michigan’s Ripens in late June here in Oregon and snow belt so you know it’s going to be

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trose’. Montrose ripens late, is extreme- mercial apricots. Fruit is very large with HUNZA ly cold hardy, resists late frost, and is bright orange-yellow skin and flesh and Hunza is a valuable variety from freestone, and delicious. Fruit has a red performs very well in areas where late northwest Pakistan where it blush skin and a sweet edible pit! #2574 spring frosts are a problem. #2579 grows wild in the Hunza Valley. Fruits are deliciously sweet

and flavorful and dry well on MOORPARK PUGET GOLD Moorpark (also known as Wenatchee) The Puget Gold Apricot was developed the tree. Hunza is also valued produces very large, 2-21/2", deep-yel- in western Washington and is the easi- for its kernels that are eaten low and orange-red blushed fruit with est to grow and most disease-resistant and reportedly very healthful. FRUITING TREES FRUITING juicy, sweet, deep orange flesh of ex- Apricot variety we have found. #2570 #2577 cellent quality. This vigorous dwarf tree grows 8-10 feet tall, flowers early TILTON MONTROSE with showy, pinkish-white blossoms, Tilton produces exquisitely sweet, medi- In 1952 a farmer named Lloyd Rosen- and dependably produces fruit Ju- um-sized, heart-shaped, golden-yellow vold found a seedling apricot growing in ly-August. #2567 fruit with dark red blush on vigorous, Montrose, CO where temperatures com- productive trees. This is one of the best monly reach -30°F. He took seedlings varieties for canning though also deli- from this tree and grew them in Idaho PERFECTION Perfection is a very productive and har- cious eaten fresh. #2571 and named the best-tasting one, ‘Mon- dy tree and one of the finest of the com-

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CHERRIES Prunus spp. • Bare root, $29.95

One of our favorite fruits, everyone loves Pie cherries are hardy to at least –40°F., Governor Wood, Compact Stella & ripe cherries. Enjoy fresh, dried, or fro- USDA zone 3. Sweetheart, all of our Sweet Cherries zen cherries and make delicious baked PESTS & DISEASES Bacterial canker require another variety for pollination. goods and juice. We offer the newest can damage cherry trees. Symptoms of Danube™, Jubileum™, Montmorency and best varieties for the Northwest and bacterial canker are dead branches and and Northstar are all self-fertile. most other regions of the U.S. bronze colored exudation on branches RIPENING TIME July-August BLOOM TIME Early spring or trunk. Apply a fall and winter spray SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. of lime-sulfur to help prevent damage drained soil. HARDINESS Most sweet cherries are from this disease. To repel birds, you SIZE AT MATURITY Sweet Cherries: 12- hardy to at least –20°F., USDA zone 5. can cover your trees with netting or use 15 feet in height. Compact Stella, Hun- Kristin, Danube™ and Jubileum™ should flash tape to scare them away. garian & Pie Cherries will be smaller. be hardy to at least –25°F., USDA zone 4. POLLINATION Except for Lapins, YIELD PER PLANT 50+ lbs.

56 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday EARLY BURLAT SWEET CHERRIES Plant Early Burlat and enjoy sweet and delicious cherries in late June. Brought to the U.S. from Morocco in 1936, Early Burlat has proven itself a reliable pro- AMARENA DI PESCARA ducer of large, dark red, very sweet fruit. This unique Italian variety is prized for #2108 its intensely flavored, very dark red fruit. Described as “very cherry”, these GOLD sweet-tart cherries are great for fresh One of our most reliable and productive eating, canning, juice and preserves. varieties, Gold cherry produces abun- Plant with another sweet or tart cherry Honored as a Heritage Tree and rated dant crops of sweet, flavorful, bright for pollination. #2132 one of the most flavorful cherries, Black yellow fruit. An easy-to-grow variety Tartarian bears crops of very dark red, and especially nice for Northwest gar- BIANCO ROSATO DI juicy, sweet fruit. As a testimony to deners, Gold cherry is disease resistant its happiness in the PNW, a tree was and resists cracking. #2112 PIEMONTE planted in Eugene, Oregon in 1860. It Bianco Rosato di Piemonte cherry is the may be the oldest and largest Sweet cherry traditionally used to make mara- GOVERNOR WOOD cherry tree in the U.S. #2103 This classic variety features sweet and schino cherries. It was recently brought juicy, golden-yellow fruit with a red to the U.S. directly from Italy. #2134 COE’S TRANSPARENT blush. Introduced in 1842, Governor Coe’s Transparent is one of the highest Wood is still prized for its early ripening BING regarded and earliest ripening cherries. and abundant crops of delicious fruit. Bing cherries can be traced back to This classic variety bears abundant Governor Wood is also self-fertile and when Chinese immigrants came to crops of pale amber to light red fruit. A disease resistant. #2113 Oregon. Bing produces heavy crops of delectable taste treat, these beautiful dark burgundy colored cherries. Fruit cherries are juicy, tender, and very is sweet, meaty, juicy, and is excellent HARTLAND™ sweet. #2104 Hartland is an extremely hardy tree pro- for fresh eating or canning. It is one ducing heavy crops of large, attractive, most popular cherries because of it's dark red cherries full of antioxidants. commercial viability. #2100 COMPACT STELLA Compact Stella is a unique, self-fertile Resistant to cracking, this variety per- variety that should only reach 10-12 feet forms very well here in the PNW as well BLACK REPUBLICAN in height. Compact Stella begins fruiting as in the Northeast. #2114 A parent of , Black Repub- within a year or two of planting and lican has large, sweet, dark red fruit is bears large, tasty, almost black fruit. prized for its intense black cherry flavor. JUBILEUM™ As with all “self-fertile” stone fruits, An early ripening, popular, and high qual- Well adapted to our NW growing condi- you should still plant one or more other ity variety, Jubileum is prized for large, tions, Black Republican bears abundant varieties for increased pollination and firm, very dark purple fruit that’s great crops and is grown commercially. This fruit production. #2105 for fresh eating and for making delicious special variety was introduced in 1860 juice and preserves. An attractive small by Seth Lewelling, one of two broth- tree, they have a high degree of disease ers responsible for founding Oregon’s resistance in our orchard. #2115 nursery industry. A Quaker and an ab- olitionist, Seth Lewelling named this fruit “Black Republican,”­—to honor KORDIA Originally from Czechoslovakia, this de- those Republicans who opposed slav- licious variety is becoming very popular ery. #2102 in Northwest orchards. A great variety for the home garden, Kordia is prized for its heavy crops of very sweet and juicy, DANUBE large, jet-black fruit. #2118 This unique, self-fertile variety is one of Hungary’s favorites. Danube bears abundant crops of large, juicy, glossy dark red fruit with semi-firm flesh and delicious, sweet-tart flavor. #2110

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 57 Cherries Cont... Grows to 15-18’ tall. Early-ripening, KRISTIN SAM flavorful, juicy, bright red fruit used Hardier than most Sweet Cher- Sam is very similar to Bing with its dark, primarily for cooking and canning and ries, Kristin can withstand tem- shiny, medium-sized cherries, however, sometimes eaten fresh when fully ripe. peratures to -25ºF., and below. it’s slightly more tart than Bing. Resis- The origin of this varietal is unknown Kristin produces abundant tant to cracking. #2135 but was planted in England in the early crops of large, dark burgundy 1500s. #2195 fruit with flavorful, firm, and SCHNEIDER’S HEIRLOOM juicy flesh. #2120 Originally from Germany, Schneider’s Heirloom is a proven, reliable, and METEOR Meteor is genetically dwarf and only FRUITING TREES FRUITING productive variety in the PNW. Vigorous LAMBERT reaches 10 feet in height. An excellent One of our most productive and disease-resistant, this variety pro- choice for pies, the fruit is large with and reliable cherry varieties, duces great crops of very large, dark red, bright red skin and a clear, yellowish Lambert has been grown in the PNW juicy and flavorful fruit. They even resist flesh. #2155 for over 150 years and is still in com- cracking after heavy rain. #2142 mercial production. Features large, dark red, richly flavorful, heart-shaped MONTMORENCY SWEETHEART This classic pie cherry produces abun- fruit which ripens in early to mid-July. Sweetheart is a late ripening variety dant crops of firm, bright red, richly tart #2125 with an upright growth habit. They fruit with clear juice. Self-fertile and feature large, sweet, bright red cherries. naturally dwarf, Montmorency reaches This tree is also self-fertile making it a LAPINS 10-12 feet in height and is hardy to Featuring very large, dark purple, cher- great addition to a small orchard looking -40°F. #2145 ries, Lapins is one of the best self-fertile for diversity. #2136 cherries available. Introduced by Dr. Lapins at the Summerland Research NORTHSTAR VAN Try this unique and tasty pie cherry from Station in British Columbia, Canada, it’s Van cherry grow medium-sized fruit MN. Northstar is a self-fertile, naturally a favorite among commercial growers very similar to the Bing in color but a dwarf tree that bears heavy crops of and home gardeners because it’s easy- little more tart in flavor. The tree bears large, tasty, bright red fruit with red to-grow and very productive. #2130 heavy crops and is resistant to cracking. flesh and juice. Northstar Pie cherry #2137 grows to six to eight feet in height and RAINIER is hardy to minus 40°F. #2165 A very large, beautiful, golden yellow WHITEGOLD™ fruit with a red blush, Rainier is one of WhiteGold is a very rare, sweet cross the most popular cherries in markets of Emperor Francis and Stella. The Tree and a top choice for home gardeners. bears gorgeous yellow, red-blushed Rainier bears abundant crops of sweet, cherries that mature in mid-season. CORNELIAN rich, firm, and juicy cherries. Blooms in WhiteGold is resistant to brown rot, early April, fruit ripening July to August. bacterial canker, black knot, and crack- CHERRIES #2140 ing. Ripens in mid June. Self-fertile. Cornus mas • Bare root, $32.95 #2190

TART / PIE CHERRIES

Great fruit trees for the home garden, Pie Cherries are smaller trees than sweet cherries. They are covered with flowers in late spring and produce heavy crops ROYAL ANN of tart and flavorful fruit, great for bak- Cornelian cherries are a unique and Royal Ann, also known as Napoleon, is ing and making juice. attractive form of dogwood native to an upright growing tree that produces Ukraine and other regions around the large, light yellow cherries with a pink- EARLY RICHMOND Black Sea. Growing as a shrub or small ish blush. Royal Ann is a very versatile Early Richmond is a heavy-producing, tree, it’s valued for its tasty fruit and or- sweet cherry and is excellent for fresh widely adapted tree that is vigorous and namental foliage. Our unique Ukrainian eating, canning, or preserves. #2141 well adapted to many climates and soils. varieties produce unusually large,

58 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday sweet, and flavorful fruit. Cornelian’s delicate flowers appear in early March. PIONEER™ U-26 Pioneer bears abundant crops of strik- U-26 is a beautiful introduction with Cornelian cherries are good for fresh ingly large, pear-shaped fruit which large, delicious, dark red fruit. #3980 eating, preserves, juice, and wine. can grow to one and a half inches long. The dark red, early ripening fruit is juicy, ELEGANT™ sweet and aromatic. #3849 This popular and attractive variety, Elegant bears heavy crops of striking, RED DAWN™ dark red, pear-shaped fruit. Sweet and This valuable Ukrainian variety, bears delicious, Elegant fruit ripens in late great crops of large, bright red fruit August and is particularly nice for fresh with a pleasing, sweet-tart flavor. Red eating. #3814 Dawn is particularly easy-to-grow and EXOTICA disease-resistant. #3863 This variety is a delicious addition to any RED STAR™ food forest. Plant Exotica with another Red Star bears great crops of large, one variety for cross-pollination and to and a quarter inches long, oval fruit. ensure good crops. #3820 A later ripening variety, Red Star holds its fruit well into September. The glossy, CORAL BLAZE™ dark red fruit has a sweet-tart flavor, From a Ukrainian breeding program, and is very juicy and aromatic. #3856 Coral Blaze is very disease-resistant and bears plentiful crops of large, sweet, SUNRISE™ and flavorful cherries. The striking, Sunrise is a unique variety that bears YELLOW™ bright red fruit is good for fresh eating great crops of attractive, sweet, and A very unique variety, Yellow bears and makes delicious preserves and ice flavorful fruit which resemble a small large crops of attractive, lemon yellow, cream. #3809 Japanese plum. The one inch long fruit tart fruit. The one inch long tasty fruit features red stripes on pinkish-red skin, is good for fresh eating and makes par- and ripens in early September. A great ticularly good jam, juice, and compote. #3884 choice for fresh eating and making pre- serves. #3840

KOREAN BUSH CHERRY Prunus japonica • 1 gallon, $19.95

Now you can enjoy ripe cherries twice a MEADER HYBRID BUSH year on a naturally dwarf bush that only reaches four feet in height. CHERRIES Prunus japonica x jacquemontii JOEL • 1 gallon, $19.95 Joel grows to four feet in height and needs Jan or Joy for cross-pollination. #7471 These bush cherry selections were hybridized and developed by the late JAN Elwyn Meader of Durham, New Hamp- Jan is a super dwarf, growing to shire. Dr. Meader wanted a Montmo- only three feet. Needs Joel or Joy for Known as Angdoo in , Korean Bush rency type cherry that would ripen cross-pollination. #7472 cherry is a popular, unique, and very late in the summer season and escape attractive, small shrub and is prized for damaging spring frosts. Bird damage JOY its profuse, white, fragrant flowers and was another reason for the late ripening Joy grows to four feet in height and is its small, sweet and flavorful, scarlet- cherries, because birds do not normally the only self-fruitful Meader Bush cher- red fruit. #7470 consume red fruits in the late summer. ry, though it will set better crops with Joel or Jan as pollinizers. #7473 View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 59 FRUITING TREES FRUITING CHINESE AZAROLE MAYHAW Crataegus azarolus Crataegus aestivalis x C. opaca HAW • Bare root, $29.95 • Bare root, $29.95 Crataegus pinnatifida • Bare root, $29.95 We saw these unique fruit trees for the An attractive shrub or small tree, first time in Italy in 2001. Azarole is a Mayhaw is prized for its profuse, fra- Very popular in northern parts of China, small tree with white, fragrant flowers, grant, white flowers and large clusters this unique species of Hawthorne bears red or yellow fruit, accented by glossy, of bright red or yellow fruit, about the heavy crops of large, round, dark red or green foliage. Great for fresh eating and size of a cranberry. Mayhaw can be eat- golden yellow fruit. This flavorful fruit preserves, the blueberry-sized fruit en fresh and has the taste and texture is eaten fresh, dried, stewed and made tastes somewhat like a sweet apple. of a crabapple—use mayhaw to make into candy. A striking sight when cov- BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting scrumptious preserves, condiments, ered with fruit, Chinese Haw also fea- BLOOM TIME June and wine! tures reddish colored, fall foliage. HARDINESS -15°F., USDA zone 5 BEARING AGE Often bear fruit the 2nd BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by year after planting. BLOOM TIME April pests and diseases. BLOOM TIME March HARDINESS –10°F., or below POLLINATION Self-fertile HARDINESS -25ºF PESTS & DISEASES Chinese Haw is pest RIPENING TIME September PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by and disease-resistant. SITE & SOIL Full to 1/2 day sun, and pests or diseases. POLLINATION Self-fertile well-drained soil. POLLINATION Partially self-fertile, RIPENING TIME September SIZE AT MATURITY 10’ - 12’ plant two varieties to get heavier crops. SITE & SOIL Full to 1/2 day sun, and YIELD PER PLAN 10 - 20 lbs. + RIPENING TIME Early to-mid summer well-drained soil. SITE & SOIL Full to 1/2 day sun, and SIZE AT MATURITY 8’ - 10’ ANGELO ROSSO well-drained soil. YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. + A favorite here at our nursery, Angelo SIZE AT MATURITY 8’ - 10’ Rosso is very attractive and grows large, YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + AUTUMN GOLDEN STAR uniquely sweet and flavorful bright red Autumn Golden Star is a very attractive, fruit. #3960 BIG RED This vigorous and very small tree. This unique variety is prized attractive variety bears abundant crops for its abundant crops of large, bright GOLD of large, 1” diameter, bright red fruit red, tasty fruit. #3953 This unique variety bears a bumper crop with tasty red flesh. #3970 of beautiful, bright yellow and delicious Red Sun is prized for fruit. #3964 RED SUN™ One of the most productive its profuse, three-inch wide clusters of HEAVY Mayhaw varieties, Heavy produces white flowers, abundant, dark red fruit, RED exceptional crops of bright red fruit with and crimson-red fall color. #3955 Abundant clusters of white spring white flesh. #3972 flowers lead to generous crops of large, bright red, and tasty fruit. #3962 SUPERSPUR One of the best over- all, Superspur bears heavy crops of large, bright red fruit which makes delicious COMPOST Provides single dose applications syrup and jelly. #3976 of organic, slow release nitrogen 4-6-4 fertilizer. 12 tea bags TEA BAGS TEXAS STAR Texas Star is prized $9.95 #F1001 for its particularly large clusters of bright red fruit and attractive, orange- red fall foliage. #3978 60 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday morre abou ear n u t o l t t n a W figs? Ficus carica FIG Sign up for our e-newsletter to receive • 1 gallon, $19.95+ updates on events like our exciting fig festival in September, plant sales, and more! A gourmet delight, you should not live your life without feasting on this sweet, delectable fruit. One of the easiest fruits www.OneGreenWorld.com/signup to grow, figs are happy outdoors in the Maritime Northwest. To enjoy truly fresh figs you must grow your own. When fully ripe and at their most tender, shipping them long distances is virtually impossi- LSU Tiger is an excellent variety for cool ble. While many fig varieties are not suit- wet climates. Though it was selected able for the NW, our varieties have been for the hot and humid southeast where chosen for their ability to ripen at least spoilage can be an issue for the late one good crop in our climate. Another summer and fall fig crop it also performs plus for figs—deer don’t like them! impressively well in shorter growing BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. seasons. Skin is a gorgeous purple often SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun with striations that give a nearly varie- and most well-drained soils. gated look to it and flesh is a deep red. SIZE AT MATURITY Depending on Flavor is very sugary sweet for a dark fig variety, figs can grow 8’ - 10’ in height but with a nice berry finish. One of our or more. They are easy to keep small favorites! #3131 NEW LITTLE RUBY Little Ruby is a favorite that we’ve with pruning. grown in smaller gardens for many RIPENING TIME July and September NEW TENA years now. Rarely growing taller than YIELD 30-50 lbs. The Tena fig tree has been around since 6 feet high Little Ruby is prized for its PESTS & DISEASES Figs are not heavily the mid-70s when the great fig breeder incredible cold hardiness (some say all cultivated in the United States at this Dr. Ira Condit first released it. It’s proven the way down to zone 6), its compact time, so pests have not yet become an reliable and very productive all along habit and its huge breba crops of small issue in this crop. the west coast, though only recently reddish brown figs with a super tasty POLLINATION Self-fertile to USDA zone has it been widely planted around the ruby center. Flavor is similar to a Chicago 5 (Chicago Hardy), otherwise zones 6-10. Northwest. Figs have a greenish yellow Hardy with delicious jammy notes and skin and an amber or light strawberry sugar sweetness. Little Ruby was select- colored flesh. The very tight eye on the ed by retired biologist Denny McGaughy fig helps prevent spoilage and crops are of Olympian fig fame! Thanks Denny! very heavy. Flavor is best when grown in #3120 warm climates. #3146 NEW CONADRIA NEW LSU GOLD Conadria is an excellent fig that was in- Another fantastic release from Louisi- troduced by Ira Condit and bred by him ana State’s fig breeding program, LSU at the California Agricultural Experiment Gold produces large crops of flat yel- Station in Riverside, California. It’s been low-skinned figs with a honey sweet a popular fig since its release in 1955 and amber to red flesh. Selected for the hu- has proven an excellent choice for cool- mid southeast and resists spoiling very er climates, both in its ability to ripen well but also performs very well in cool- sweet fruits and handle cold winters. er climates as it ripens early and doesn’t Flesh is a strawberry red with a green NEW LSU TIGER spoil or lose too much flavor in late sea- LSU Tiger Fig is another great selection skin. #3111 son rains. LSU Gold has also proven very from the Louisiana State breeding pro- cold hardy along the east coast. #3145 gram named in honor of the college’s mascot so you know they must have been proud of this one. And for good reason!

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 61 Fig Cont... regions. Desert King also withstands NEW HOLLIER fruit damaging late spring frosts better Another excellent introduction than any other variety we grow. Desert from LSU’s fig breeding pro- King is a San Pedro type fig so it only gram, Hollier boasts one of the produces a breba crop in climates where highest sugar contents of any of the fig wasp doesn’t live. #3100 their releases. A reliable produc- er of medium to large yellow figs with an amber flesh. Very sweet and flavorful! #3112 FRUITING TREES FRUITING BLACK SPANISH Also known as Black Jack, Black Spanish has grown in Oregon for many years. It’s a reliable and productive variety that bears abundant crops of dark mahogany HUNT Hunt was bred in the 1920s in Georgia colored fruit. The very sweet, juicy, and is one of the most cold hardy vari- and firm fruit is great for fresh eating, eties for Southeast growers. Hunt figs preserves, and drying. A naturally dwarf require a long, hot season to ripen so tree, Black Spanish is well suited for con- is recommended for warmer climates. tainer culture and can bear two crops a Growers in the Northwest will receive year. #3110 NEW SILVER LYRE decent crops of this incredibly delicious Ficus afghanistanica fig. #2125 A most lovely introduction from our CELESTE Also know as the Sugar Fig, Celeste is friends at Cistus Nursery, Silver Lyre Fig sweet as sugar with a smooth rich flavor. LATTARULLA is a mostly ornamental fig as the fruits Also known as Italian Honey Fig, Latta- Fruit has violet skin and rose-colored are not the tastiest, but what it lacks rulla is a reliable and hardy fig tree that flesh. Fruit is delightful fresh, but also in flavor it makes up for in beauty and has been producing delicious figs for dries beautifully. Closed eye helps resist drought tolerance. The silvery green many years in the PNW. Lattarulla bears splitting and souring. One of the most leaves adds an incredible texture to the great crops of large, greenish yellow widely planted fig trees in the South, dry garden and the fruit quality might fruit with sweet, light amber flesh. Lat- Celeste is relatively compact and great be improved if caprified, though it is tarulla can bear two crops in one season, for small spaces or container growing. incredibly difficult to find any good data one ripening in late July and the second #3102 on this particular species. Many thanks in mid-September. #3116 to Sean Hogan for introducing another CHICAGO HARDY valuable Ficus species to us! #3104 Chicago Hardy pushes the limits of where figs can be grown. Found growing in Chicago and said to have originated in the Mt Etna region of Sicily, it is reportedly hardy all the way to zone 5! Chicago Hardy will usually grow back from the roots even if tops are killed by hard frost. Produces two crops of me- dium-sized dark skinned delicious figs with a strawberry flesh and the flavor of berry fruit punch. #3133 LSU PURPLE One of the best of the many excellent varieties from the LSU fig breeding pro- DESERT KING gram. LSU Purple is very prolific produc- One of the best varieties for the North- ATREANO ing large breba and main crops of sweet, A productive and reliable variety for the west, Desert King is very productive and caramel-flavored figs. Very adaptable NW and other regions of the US, Atreano reliable, producing abundant yellow- to many climate types, it thrives in bears great crops of light green figs with ish-green figs with sweet and richly fla- the Southeast as well as the PNW and sweet and flavorful, dark amber flesh. vorful, strawberry-colored flesh. Desert warmer climates. The small, closed eye Atreano trees are naturally dwarf and King produces a massive breba crop makes it resistant to spoiling and is very good for growing in containers. #3101 making it a great variety for gardeners adaptable to container culture. #3135 in coastal, high elevation, and other cool 62 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday growers in the Maritime NW or SE, but MAGNOLIA performs very well in many parts of CA. TEXAS EVERBEARING Magnolia, also known as Brunswick, Texas Everbearing is a great choice for #3137 produces two crops of large and very growers in the SE but also performs delicious sugary sweet figs. Very vigor- well in areas with short seasons, though ous and prolific but prone to splitting in not recommended for very cool coastal areas with wet summers. Very popular areas. It bears at a young age, producing in Texas as well as the Northwest and two crops of medium-to-large, bell- often used for canning. #3134 shaped figs with brownish-yellow skin and amber flesh. #3121 NEGRONNE A naturally small tree, Negronne bears striking, almost black fruit, with tasty, sweet, dark red flesh. Negronne is well suited for container culture or confined PETER’S HONEY spaces. Also known as Violette de Brought from his native Sicily by the late Bourdeaux, it is one of the best tasting Peter Danna of Portland, Peter’s Honey dark figs. #3128 is one of the best figs we have eaten. Peter’s Honey bears great crops of light NEVERELLA yellowish-green fruit with delectably Neverella, also known as Osborne tender and sweet, dark amber flesh. Prolific, is one of the best figs for cool In the NW, Peter’s Honey ripens well in coastal climates. Neverella has brown warm city climates. In the country or in skin with an opalescent flesh and pro- cooler areas, an ideal location is on the duces two crops. It is delicious eaten sunny side of a wall or fence. #3136 fresh, canned, or preserved. This medi- um-sized fig is another great option for container gardening and can even fruit VERN’S BROWN TURKEY in partial shade. #3141 To distinguish this variety from less reli- able varieties also called Brown Turkey, OLYMPIAN HARDY we named Vern’s Brown Turkey for our The Olympian hardy fig is named for friend and garden writer, Vern Nelson. the city of Olympia, Washington where Vern’s Brown Turkey has proven itself it was “discovered” by biologist Denny a reliable and productive variety in the McGaughy and found to be a truly NW. It bears large, sweet and flavorful, unique fig variety that was not yet in PETITE NEGRA dark brown figs with light amber flesh, the nursery trade. Olympia bears two Growing only three to four feet in often producing two crops a year. #3144 crops of green and purple striped fruit height, Petite Negra (Little Black Fig), with sweet, violet flesh that is excellent is the perfect fruit tree for your patio or WHITE GENOA for fresh eating, canning or drying. It is sunny living room. Produces two crops White Genoa is an excellent variety for an incredibly cold hardy fig, reportedly of medium-sized fruit with a black skin cool coastal areas, producing a decent down to zone 6 with roots being hardy and deep-red, juicy, sweet flesh and breba crop and a huge main crop. Not potentially to zone 5 and one of the very excellent flavor. Very similar to recommended for very hot or humid cli- most reliable producers of two large Negronne in flavor but much more com- mates, as it has a large open eye that can crops in cool climates. #3132 pact with a slightly different leaf shape. cause it to spoil in wet summers. Figs are #3140 very large with a yellow-green thin skin PANACHE TIGER and yellow to rose colored flesh. The Easily the most ornamental of all fig STELLA™ texture and flavor of White Genoa is one varieties, Panache or Tiger produces Following a friend’s advice, we found of our favorites for fresh eating and is beautifully striped figs with strawberry this wonderful fig in a SE Portland also good for drying. #3120 flesh and an intense sweet berry flavor. neighborhood. Stella was brought here Even the young branches of Panache many years ago by an Italian sailor and have a beautiful striped variegation to is now cultivated and prized by his wife. them. Panache produces figs on first Stella caught our attention with its large year wood and requires a long, warm size, sweet, striking, purplish-red flesh, and dry growing season to reach its best and its ability to ripen in our cooler cli- flavor. This is not the most reliable fig for mate. #3105

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Interspecific Hybrid Fruit Trees are crosses between different fruit tree species to make a unique new fruit. Examples are crosses between and Cherries to make a Pluerry. Other examples include crosses between a Plum and an Apricot called a . There are even Interspecific Hybrids between a peach, apricot, and plum called Peacotums. All of our interspecific hybrids are bred using traditional plant breeding techniques and are not genetically engineered. and cherry, creating a unique fruit that SULTRY SUNSET PLUMCOT has qualities of both parents. Fruit is in- A unique plumcot selection from Salem, credibly flavorful, tangy, clingstone and OR, Sultry Sunset produces abundant larger than a cherry but smaller than a crops of plumcots with the color of plum. Crops are heavy even under ad- a deep New Mexican sunset on their verse conditions. #3720 pinkish orange skin and deep red flesh! Each fruit hangs from the tree like a little galaxy of flavor in our fruit filled uni- BELLA GOLD verse. Fruits resemble a plum more than an apricot and have delicious flavors of Bella Gold is a very exciting both parents. #2580 new fruit type from Zaiger Hy- brids. A cross of peach, apricot, SWEET TREAT PLUERRY™ and plum that has the best Introducing Sweet Treat Pluerry™—the qualities of all of its parents. first of its kind! The Pluerry™ is a new Skin is slightly fuzzy and bright fruit type from the genius of Floyd yellow like an apricot with an SPRITE CHERRY PLUM Sprite is an interspecific hybrid of Zaiger. This taste-tested favorite is a

INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID FRUIT TREES FRUIT INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID attractive red blush. Tart skin Japanese plum and sweet cherry complex interspecific hybrid, predom- gives way to mildly sweet am- that has wonderful qualities of both inantly of plum and cherry, combining ber flesh for a delightful fresh parents. Fruits are large for a cherry or the sweetness of a cherry with that fresh eating experience. Harvest small for a plum and the skin is a deep plum zing. Much larger than a cherry, time is late June into July. Trees purplish-black with a sweet cherrylike this precocious will hang on the tree are naturally dwarfing. #3700 amber flesh. Incredibly delicious! Aside for over a month, and the colorful fruit from fresh eating they are a great make Sweet Treat a true ornamental. choice for canning, cooking, or freezing. #3731 Pollinate with Shiro or Emerald Beaut, or possibly other Japanese Plums. #3721 CANDY HEART PLUERRY Candy Heart, having Japanese plum and sweet cherry in its parentage, is a taste-test proven treat for fruit lovers. Its skin is dark speckled red, and the TRI LITE PEACH PLUM amber/red flesh is slightly subacid and Tri-Lite is a rare cross of peach and very sweet, with a wonderfully unique Japanese plum that produces large crops flavor. This variety has an extended hang of what mostly resemble white fleshed time, reaching peak ripeness around mid peaches but with a unique plum after- August in Central California. #3732 taste. Fruits are clingstone and a favorite SUGAR TWIST PLUERRY One of the newest in interspecific plum here at the nursery. Fruits hold up well PLUM PARFAIT PLUMCOT cherry hybrids, Sugar Twist has an in- in canning if you can keep yourself from Plum Parfait is an interspecific hybrid of tensely sweet flavor. It is a unique, early eating the entire crop! Performs very plum and apricot that has a very unique harvest varitey, (usually early June) and well here in the Northwest and appears blend of flavors. Fruits have a pinkish a month earlier than Sweet Treat! Fruit to be rather leaf curl resistant. #3710 orange skin with crimson and amber has red skin with amber flesh and the marbled freestone flesh. Blooms are sugar sweet taste of ripe cherry with very early so not recommended for ar- DELIGHT CHERRY PLUM the twist of plum you might expect from Delight Cherry Plum is a fantastic inter- eas with areas with late frosts. Trees are such a hybrid. #3730 specific hybrid between Japanese plum small and compact. #3740

64 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday cherry produces orangish red fruits that like a bunch of miniature suns hanging are a bit larger than a cherry. Any Jap- from the tree as they ripen to a bright anese Plum should work as a pollenizer orange-red. Fruits are intensely sweet, but we're sure that Emerald Beaut is medium sized and heart shaped and compatible. Get ready for total flavor also make excellent dried fruit if you find knockout! #3744 yourself in a sugar coma after trying to eat every pluot that this copious upright tree produces. #3747

NEW SPICE ZEE Spice Zee is the first ever nectar- ine-peach-plum hybrid. Fruits ripen to NEW DAPPLE DANDY a pale pink when fully ripe and the ripe fruit is unparalleled in flavor, having PLUOT Dapple Dandy gets its name from the notes of both nectarine and plum! The beautiful red dappled spots that appear NEW LEAH COT APRIUM dark pinkish purple blooms and red An apricot, plum hybrid that is more on its greenish-yellow skin. Fruits are leaves in spring make Spice Zee a very towards the apricot side of the spec- freestone and the flesh is a spectrum ornamental tree. Has low chill hour trum. Leah Cot produces very large fruits of red to pink from the outside in with requirements (200-300 hours) but very that are deep orange inside and out and a glorious plum-apricot flavor. Pollinate adaptable to areas with high chill hours. taste like an apricot with just a hint of with another pluot or Santa Rosa plum #3742 plum flavor and larger size. Ripens early for best fruit set. #3745 July in Oregon and a good choice for cooler climates where late frost can be an issue. #3748 NEW SUMMER DELIGHT APRIUM A very late ripening apricot hybrid and NEW an insanely juicy and tasty one as well! FLAVORELLA NEW FLAVOR GRENADE Summer Delight ripens in late July or PLUM-COT August turning all that summer heat Flavorella looks like an apricot with its PLUOT into a super sweet treat! This new One of our favorite , Flavor Gre- slightly pubescent yellow flesh but is introduction fruits reliably every year nade produces elongated green fruits the size of a plum! The clingstone fruits and is sure to become a popular variety. with a red blush that are the size of a are incredibly aromatic and the firm #3749 Santa Rosa plum. The texture is crisp yellow, super sweet flesh and tangy skin and the flavor is extreme! Fruits hang combine the best flavors of apricots and on the tree for 4-6 weeks, an incredibly plums. #3743 long time for a plum or apricot. Flavor Grenade pluots are also one of the most popular for farmers markets and grocers because the fruit lasts so long while maintaining excellent flavor. #3746 NEW COT-N-CANDY APRIUM NEW FLAVOR PUNCH A magnificent white fleshed apricot PLUM-COT hybrid with apricot and plum in its par- Sometimes a fruit is so flavorful it feels entage. A very early bloomer so best for like it punches you in the mouth when warmer climates or against the south you bite into it. Such is the case with the NEW SPLASH PLUOT side of a building. Flavor is one of the Flavor Punch Plum Cherry. This hybrid One of the most striking colored fruits best of any aprium and fruit set is very between Japanese plum and sweet you might ever see, Splash Pluots look reliable. #3750

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LOQUAT MEDLAR MOUNTAIN ASH Eriobotrya japonica Mespilus germanica aucuparia • 1 gallon, $19.95-$39.95+ • Bare root, $29.95+ • Bare root, $29.95+

A strikingly beautiful, small to medium A late-season fruit, Medlar has been pop- We offer several unique and attractive size evergreen tree, Loquat features long, ular in Europe since the middle ages. It's Eastern European and Russian varieties dark green, tropical looking foliage and a very productive and attractive variety, selected for high-quality fruit and orna- tasty, light orange, apricot-like fruit. pleasantly sweet-tart, and smooth-tex- mental value. High in vitamins A and C, Loquat is very happy in the Maritime tured. Medlar’s dark green, glossy foli- niacin, and trace elements. Ex- Northwest, although its pesky habit of age is accented by large white flowers cellent eaten fresh or used in preserves, blooming starting as early as October and and striking chestnut-brown colored fruit jams, pastries, and wines. Many of our throughout the winter makes it difficult that, when ripe has the texture of spiced varieties are hybrids between Mountain to produce fruit in our region, though applesauce. Ash and other species. planting more than one plant as well BEARING AGE 2nd year after planting. BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting, as providing habitat for over wintering BLOOM TIME May depending on variety. hummingbirds that pollinate the loquat HARDINESS -25ºF., USDA zone 4 BLOOM TIME Late spring flowers greatly increases chances of fruit. PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by HARDINESS Hardy to -40°F., USDA zone 3. Loquat’s ornamental value makes it well pests or diseases. PESTS & DISEASES Pest and disease- worth growing and, depending on the POLLINATION Self-fertile resistant. winter weather and other loquats plant- RIPENING TIME Mid to late October POLLINATION Partially self-fertile. Plant ed nearby, you should receive a crop of SITE & SOIL Full-to half-day sun and with another variety for cross-pollination this unusual and delicious fruit. #3400 most well drained soils. and heavier crops. BEARING AGE 3-5 years after planting. SIZE AT MATURITY 6' - 8' RIPENING TIME Early fall BLOOM TIME December - February YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. + SITE & SOIL Mountain Ash like half to HARDINESS 0°F., USDA zone 7 full-day sun, well-drained soil. PESTS & DISEASES Loquat is not both- ROYAL SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 15' in height, ered by pests or diseases. The most dwarfing of any medlar we've depending on the variety. POLLINATION Self-fertile seen, Royal grows to only about six feet tall YIELD PER PLANT 30 lbs. + RIPENING TIME Early summer and produces medium-sized fruit with a SITE & SOIL Full to half-day sun, well- cinnamon flavor. #3015 drained soil. BABY SIZE AT MATURITY 12' - 15' or more MARRON™ SHIPOVA YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + One of our favorite varieties! This attrac- Sorbus x Pyrus tive, naturally compact tree produces This variety fea- abundant crops of large, particularly tures fruit similar tasty, chestnut-colored fruit. #3008 to Shipova, but on a much smaller BREDA GIANT tree. This attractive variety is very early A classic and productive variety from Hol- bearing and produces large crops of de- land, Breda Giant bears abundant crops of lectable, yellow-orange fruit. #2930 large 11/2"-13/4" diameter fruit. Sweet and fine textured, the fruit of Breda Giant are great for snacks and preserves. #3000 66 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday SHIPOVA Sorbus x Pyrus RABINA A unique hybrid of Mountain Ash and Rabina was selected in Russia for its Pear, Shipova bears round, yellow-orange non-bitter, sweet-tart, delicious, and fruit, about the size of a large apricot. nutritious fruit. Bright orange berries Quite delicious, the sweet, seedless fruit can be eaten fresh or used to make juice / has a delicate, rose-like aroma. Shipova preserves. It grows into a small-to medi- forms a pyramidal-shaped tree with at- um-sized tree, pruning under 12'. #2969 tractive, grayish-green foliage. #2925 ROSINA DWARF SHIPOVA A very pretty and popular selection from Sorbus x Pyrus Germany, Rosina features dark green, We grafted Shipova onto Aronia to make delicate foliage with bright reddish or- this attractive, early bearing, dwarf tree. ange, aromatic fruit. Rosina’s attractive Dwarf Shipova will reach six to eight feet fruit sweetens after frost and is eaten in height with great crops. #2926 fresh or canned. It makes a tasty juice high in vitamin C. #2973 MOUNTAIN ASH – RUSSIAN HYBRIDS

These hardy and unique plants have impressed us with their beauty and IVAN’S IVAN’S productivity. Bred by Ivan Michurin, BEAUTY™ BELLE™ one of Russia’s most famous plant Likornaya cv. A hybrid of breeders, they are unique for their Sorbus aucuparia Aronia and profuse clusters of white flowers x aronia Mt. Ash, tinged with pink, their beautiful dark A hybrid of Aro- Ivan’s Belle green foliage, and their attractive nia and Mt. Ash, exhibits spreading form. As fruiting plants, Ivan’s Beauty profuse they offer fruit that is much larger produce striking clusters of pink tinted clusters of pink-tinted flowers followed than typical Mountain Ash, high in flowers followed by 1/2" dark purple fruit. by 1/2", dark purple fruit. The fruit can be vitamin C and without bitterness. The fruit can be eaten fresh and makes eaten fresh and makes nutritious and nutritious and tasty juice. A small tree tasty, dark purple juice. Growing 8-10 feet reaching 10 feet in height, Ivan’s Beauty in height, this tree has attractive, dark has attractive, dark green, glossy foliage, green, glossy foliage, larger than typical larger than typical Mountain Ash. #2929 Mountain Ash. #2933

OLIVE Olea europaea • 1 gallon, $25.95 • 2 gallons, $35.95 Grow this surprisingly hardy, compact evergreen tree and enjoy your own, home-grown ! Olives grow slowly, but will add much ornamental value to your yard. You can even grow olives in a container on your deck or patio for year-round enjoyment. Olives are easily processed into the tasty cured olives we all love. Processing tips will be sent with your order. BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting. BLOOM TIME May HARDINESS 10°F., or below, USDA zone 8. PESTS & DISEASES Olives are not bothered by deer, pests, or diseases. POLLINATION Olives are wind-pollinized; pollination can be assisted by moving pollen from flower to flower with a small brush. RIPENING TIME October SITE & SOIL Olives like half-day to full sun and well drained soil. SIZE AT MATURITY 20' in height YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. +

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 67 68 prized for its tasty, early ripening fruit, early tasty, fruit, ripening its for prized is Pearl Black Garden, Botanical Nikita the from A new and promising variety PEARL™ BLACK at your location. love to hear how they grow and perform and we’d varieties these try to first the included).be We invite you to among be pollination ( and can cross for varieties planting two at least them and, at this point, recommend we testing aremay still fertile, self be adapted to PNW. the While all or some they appear to hardy far and be wellso promising newthese selections and Peninsula. We have evaluating been Crimean ofthe Blackon the coast Sea located is which Garden, Botanic Nikita the are from varieties special These olives and oil. #4040 planting gins and year the bearing makes quality after gourmet be and early often ripening, Arbequina tree. Self-fertile pact naturally com attractive, This is valuable avery Spanish variety ARBEQUINA

View online @www.OneGreenWorld.com pricing anddetailsabout products up-to-date FRUITING TREES the PNW.the #4057 Midnightripens. is under evaluation in jet-black turns which asit fruit, tasty large,Ukraine, its Midnight for is prized Garden Botanic in FromYalta, Nikita the MIDNIGHT™ evaluation in PNW. the #4053 Magnum Olive is under oil production. and preserving for good delicious fruit, large,Ukraine, Magnum very features Garden Botanic in FromYalta, Nikita the MAGNUM™ #4043 PNW. Joy is under evaluationHarvest in the fruit. abundant oflarge, crops its tasty Yalta, Joy for is Ukraine,prized Harvest Garden in Botanic From Nikita the MEDITERRANEAN OLIVES OLIVES MEDITERRANEAN CRIMEAN OLIVES OLIVES CRIMEAN - - JOY™ HARVEST HARVEST #4054 fruit. ripening early offlavorful, crops great its for is prized PNW.the Bountiful under evaluation in is Garden, Bountiful Botanic Nikita the from ising variety A new and prom BOUNTIFUL™ PNW.the #4052 under evaluation in Olives. Black Pearl is and black green both making for great height and #4061 is self-fertile. growing only to about ishome orchard dwarfing, asit in feet 12 makes snacking on!for an excellent to addition the oil and also makes excellent olives a delicious brined fruity is Spanish ahighly regarded thatArbosana cultivar produces ARBOSANA - SEASCAPE™ oil. #4045 large size its and high for quality both in PNW. the is prized Paramount fruit Ukraine, Paramount is under evaluation Garden Botanic in FromYalta, Nikita the PARAMOUNT™ #4047 fruit. large,very tasty PNW.the of crops heavy Palued its for Ukraine, Premier is under evaluation in Garden Botanic in FromYalta, Nikita the PREMIER™ PNW. #4058 PNW. Olive isUniversal under evaluation in the large size its andboth high oil content. is valued for ta, Ukraine, fruit Universal Garden inBotanic FromYal Nikita the UNIVERSAL™ and is doing great. #4056 evaluation in PNW the years afew for Star under has ofCrimea been fruit. ripening early flavorful, its for is prized Garden, Botanic StarNikita ofCrimea the from A new and promising variety STAR OF CRIMEA™ #4049 PNW. is under evaluationSeascape in the blackmaking or delicious olives. green for good fruit, oflarge,crops tasty great it for isUkraine, prized Seascape Garden Botanic in FromYalta, Nikita the - to produce with a dynamic NEW flavor profile. They are self-fertile, but Koroneiki is a Greek variety originally will produce even better with another cultivated on the lower hillsides, plains variety present. Zones 8-11. #4041 and coastal areas of Crete. Cold hardi- ness in northern climates is still being tested but Koroneiki has performed PENDOLINO Pendolino is an old Italian variety valued well in commercial orchards, coming for its high fruit production as well as its into production early and setting heavy crucial role as one of the best pollenizers crops. Olives are very small but of excel- for other olive varieties, often referred to lent quality for oil. Blooms at the same as the universal pollenizer. Pendolino is time as Arbequina. #4066 somewhat slow growing and trees have a beautiful weeping habit, growing to LECCINO about 20’ tall in time. Recommended for This hardy, unique and classic Italian va- warmer climates. #4063 riety, Leccino is prized for its attractive, semi-weeping form and its early ripen- - NICOISE ing, large and tasty fruit. #4046 NEW Cailletier are the classic little, black table For all you martini lovers out there the olives used for Nicoise salad. In addition Picholine olive produces the famed to making a delicious black table olive MANZANILLO cocktail olive and is also used to make a Manzanillo is one of Spain’s finest va- that remains firm after curing, Cailletier delicious olive oil. Originating in south- rieties and one of the most popular features a high oil content with a fine, ern France Picholine has now spread all olive varieties for eating and for olive delicate flavor. The tree can grow quite over the world and is valued as a table oil worldwide. Manzanillo makes up large (25-30 feet) with slightly weeping olive, a cocktail olive and for its delicate the majority of the olive crop for many branches and broad leaves. Cailletier is oil. #4064 countries across the world due to its adaptable to container growth as an productivity and high fruit quality. It indoor tree and observed to be fairly is not known for being especially cold NEW SARACENA cold tolerant. It also loves summer heat. Saracena is an excellent old variety hardy and is still being trialed here in Zones 8-11. #4042 from Saracena, Italy that produces large the Northwest so as of now we recom- fruits with a high oil content and makes mend it for growers in warmer climates. amazing salt cured olives similar to Kala- FAVAROL #4062 Favarol is a very old Italian cultivar that mata. The oil produced from Saracena is is prized for its delicious and aromatic aromatic and very high quality. So far oil. Favarol olive trees are self-sterile so MAURINO our plants have been very vigorous and Maurino is an excellent Tuscan oil culti- will not produce fruit without another cold hardy. #4065 var prized for its delicate and aromatic variety nearby. Leccino, Frantoio, and oil. Trees are somewhat compact with Arbequina are good pollinators but any medium vigor and a graceful pendu- TAGGIASCA of our olive varieties should pollinate As the principle variety in Liguria, on lous shape to them. Fruits turn pur- Favarol. #4044 Italy’s Mediterranean coast bordering plish-black when fully ripe and mature France, Taggiasca produces an oil which early in the season, making it a good is both fruity and floral when they are FRANTOIO cultivar for northern growers trying to Frantoio is one of the most reliable vari- picked green. The fruit is small but with push the limits of where olives can be eties grown in the PNW. A fast growing a high oil content at 23-26%. Trees are grown. Maurino is a great pollinator due tree, they can grow 20 feet tall by 10 vigorous growers offering consistent its prolific flowering but is a self-sterile feet wide in just 10 years. A beautiful if production. This will be a medium-sized variety so another variety is needed for somewhat wild looking tree, the silvery tree (20 feet) with a beautiful open fruit production. #4060 foliage is attractive year-round. Gains crown and lush weeping branches. cold hardiness as it ages. The high oil Taggiasca is self-fruitful, can be con- content fruit ripens in fall. Give it room / tainer-grown, and is resistant to pests to grow and develop a large round can- CASTELVETRANO and diseases. Adaptable to both coastal opy. Bring the Mediterranean to your There really is no other olive like the areas and inland areas with some eleva- backyard with what many consider the Nocellara Del Belice / Castelvetrano! This tion. Zones 8-11. #4044 premier olive oil producing tree. #4048 native Sicilian offers meaty fruit with a uniquely nutty, buttery flavor, making it one of the most sought after varieties. As a dual purpose olive, fruit can be harvested at the rosy blush color stage

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FRUITING TREES FRUITING Plant these spectacular varieties together for cross pollination and enjoy more abundant crops at a lower cost. Grow your own pawpaw grove and taste the tropics!

Pawpaws are one of the most unique prized for it incredibly heavy crops, and delicious fruits that can be grown NEW KSU CHAPPELL 150 or more fruit per tree, and rich and KSU-Chappell is the latest introduction in the backyard orchard. Native to east- delicious flavor. #2711 from Kentucky State University. We ern North America, Pawpaws are one of haven’t tasted the fruit yet but from the only members of the Annonaceae what we have gathered it is a superb ALLEGHENY™ (or custard apple family) that is adapt- Very productive and flavorful, Alleghe- cultivar that strongly resembles ed to temperate climates. It’s tropical ny features large fruit (up to 1/2 lb.) and Shenandoah. The main difference is relatives include the cherimoya, ate- delicious, sweet, creamy-yellow flesh. that this is a faster growing & stronger moya, guanabana, and soursop, and It appears to be the earliest ripening of tree! In fact, this is been called the it’s easy to see the resemblance. Paw- the Peterson pawpaw varieties. #2703 most vigorous Pawpaw variety avail- paw fruit (botanically a berry) com- able. #2713 bines delectable, fruity, banana-like flavor with a creamy, custard-like flesh. Nutritious and delicious, the three-to- NEW TALLAHATCHIE Tallahatchie is distinctive for its exqui- six inch long, greenish-yellow fruit is site flavor. Ms. Jones of KSU insisted unusually high in protein and has a bal- that you must include this variety when anced source of vitamins and minerals. making pawpaw ice cream. It has very The long, tropical-looking foliage turns few seeds with a seed to fruit ratio less a striking bright yellow in the fall. Paw- than Shenandoah. Tallahatchie tends paws are cold hardy to zone 5 and can to bear large clusters which are impres- be grown in temperate climates from sive to see. However, it may require coast to coast. some thinning. #2787 BEARING AGE 2-5 years after planting. BLOOM TIME May 10-35 A new Peterson Pawpaw variety, 10-35 HARDINESS -20°F. bears abundant crops of large, flavor- PESTS & DISEASES Seldom bothered DAVIS ful, aromatic and exceptionally sweet Very reliable and productive, Davis by pests, or diseases. Be wary of Gulf fruit. #2787 bears abundant amounts of large, high Fritallaries in parts of the South. quality, sweet fruit. This is one of our POLLINATION Flowers attract flies. earliest ripening varieties. #2708 Plant two or more varieties. KSU-ATWOOD™ The first variety introduced from the RIPENING TIME late summer to fall. Kentucky State University breeding MANGO SITE & SOIL Similar culture to most program, KSU-Atwood Pawpaw ripens The most vigorous pawpaw we grow, berry plants. Prefers to be established in mid- season and is prized for heavy Mango quickly becomes a small tree in shade, then moved into sun for crops, 150 or more fruit per tree with and bears large, tasty fruit with attrac- best fruiting. Plants need moisture rich and delicious flavor. #2711 tive, orange-yellow flesh. #2712 throughout growing season. Prefers rich, balanced soil, but can survive in a KSU-BENSON™ MARIA’S JOY variety of conditions. Another newly released variety intro- Bred by Jerry Lehman of Terre Haute, SIZE AT MATURITY 15’-30’ in height duced by the Kentucky State University Indiana, Maria’s Joy produces medium YIELD PER PLANT varies breeding program, KSU-Benson to large, kidney-shaped fruit with Pawpaw ripens in mid-season and is yellow flesh. A Davis x Prolific cross, 70 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday Maria’s Joy produces fruit averaging 8-14 Pawpaw is early ripening and produces oz. A well-known fruit author remarked abundant crops of medium to large, TAYTWO A very hardy and early ripening selec- it as, ‘the best tasting pawpaw’ he'd ever sweet and tasty fruit. #2748 tion from Michigan, Taytwo bears great tasted. Won the Ohio Pawpaw Festival’s crops of large, tasty fruit. Some compare Biggest Pawpaw Contest in 2012. #2714 RAPPAHANNOCK™ Taytwo’s flavorful, light yellow flesh to An early ripener, Rappahannock was vanilla custard. #2785 NC-1 selected for its heavy crops of medium This early ripening variety from Canada to large-sized fruit. It is prized for its produces abundant crops of large and sweet and refreshing flavor, firm flesh, WABASH™ This superior variety is prized for its flavorful fruit. #2720 and low seed content. #2750 abundant crops of large, sweet, high-quality fruit which often weighs REBECCA’S GOLD over half a pound. #2790 An excellent selection from northern CA, Rebecca’s Gold produces large, very sweet and rich flavorful fruit. Rebecca’s Gold ripens in September-October in the PNW. #2756 SHENANDOAH™ This variety is one of the largest and most flavorful pawpaws. Weighing up to one pound, Shenandoah ripens mid-season with a sweet and flavorful, creamy- OVERLEESE™ yellow, custard-like flesh. #2701 A very large, oval fruit with delicious, creamy, yellow-orange flesh, Overleese SUNFLOWER One of our most popular and reliable was selected by W. B. Ward in 1950 in varieties, Sunflower bears large crops of Rushville, IN. #2724 very large, sweet and delicious fruit. This variety won first prize at the 2010 Ohio PAWPAW SEEDLING Pawpaw Festival. #2764 Pawpaw seedlings are grown from seed and grow quality fruit. They can also serve as pollinizers for grafted varieties. SUSQUEHANNA™ The largest and latest ripening of all the Plant at least two, or one with a grafted Peterson pawpaw selections, Susque- variety, for cross-pollination. #2732 hanna fruit is very sweet and richly fla- vorful with few seeds. Individual fruits PENNSYLVANIA GOLDEN can weigh over a pound. #2702 One of the very earliest ripening vari- eties, Pennsylvania Golden bears great crops of large, sweet, flavorful fruit. SWEET ALICE Discovered in Ohio, this hardy, compact Pawpaw: In Search of This is a great variety for cooler regions. variety is prized for its large, sweet fruit. America’s Forgotten Fruit #2740 The flavorful, creamy, orange-yellow Get your hands on this best-selling flesh is great for fresh eating and for book all about North America’s POTOMAC making ice cream. #2772 Potomac has the largest fruit of our forgotten Fruit. The perfect Peterson Pawpaws—usually over 12 oz! complement to your Pawpaws. Very high flesh to seed ratio. The yellow TAYLOR Learn everything there is to know This productive and early ripening vari- flesh is very sweet and rich. This upright about this wonderful tree. ety produces abundant crops of sweet tree spreads less than other varieties. by Andrew Moore $26.00 and delicious fruit with a light yellow #2746 flesh. It often bears striking clusters of PROLIFIC up to seven fruit. #2780 This unique variety often begins bearing within two years after planting. Prolific See our pawpaw growing guide at the back of the catalog! View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 71 PEACHES Prunus persica • Bare root, $29.95+

is immensely flavorful for fresh eating. Self-fruitful. #1600 CONTENDER Contender is likely the most cold hardy of any peach variety and very late NEW INDIAN FREE blooming as well! For growers in the FRUITING TREES FRUITING What it lacks in a desirable name it far north where temperatures can reach makes up for in being one of the tast- all the way down to -40°F., Contender iest peaches around. The large free- is the peach for you. And its not just stone fruits have a firm cream colored cold hardy, fruits have bright yellow flesh with red striations that bleed in freestone flesh with super sweet and from the gorgeous speckled red flesh. extra juicy flesh. Ripens in mid to late Truly one of the most beautiful looking August and is useful for canning, baking peaches we've seen and with a taste to and freezing as well as a delicious fresh match. Did not originate in India, not eater. #1608 sure where the name came from. It does need another peach or nectarine FORTYNINER to pollenize it but it's highly resistant to Fortyniner is one of the biggest and Tree ripened peaches and nectarines are peach leaf curl, so it's got that going for irresistibly delicious! You can harvest most delicious peaches! These decadent it. Which is nice. #1061 large crops of these delectable fruits in freestone peaches are nearly the size of the NW and other regions of the US. Our a softball and feature yellow fruit with a leaf curl resistant varieties are especially AUTUMN ROSE red blush and golden flesh. #1609 This attractive variety from New Zea- important for NW gardeners who do not ® want to spray their trees. Please note land is great for gardeners everywhere. FROST that our leaf curl resistant varieties are A harvest time treat, this unique, dark Frost is one of the most leaf curl-resis- not immune to some diseases. red, freestone fruit features burgundy tant varieties we carry. It’s a great choice SITE & SOIL Full to 1/2 day sun and red and white flesh. Autumn Rose fruit for colder areas. The fruit is red with a well-drained soil. is sweet and flavorful with a hint of yellow blush very similar to Red Haven. POLLINATION Self-fertile tartness. Very resistant to peach leaf #1629 HARDINESS –20°F. or below, USDA curl. #1605 zone 5, depending on variety. LANDT BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. AVALON PRIDE Discovered by our friend Rick Landt, this SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' Avalon Pride is a unique peach discov- unique variety is prized for its disease BLOOM TIME Early April ered as a seedling outside of Issaquah, resistance and large, delicious fruit. RIPENING TIME: Mid-late August WA. Avalon Pride bears pretty pink Producing fruit for many years in Ash- YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + flowers followed by large and delicious land, OR, Landt bears excellent crops of PESTS & DISEASES Peach leaf curl can fruits in early August. #1607 attractive, orange-yellow peaches with damage the foliage. Plant resistant vari- sweet, flavorful, deep-orange flesh. eties or spray with copper or lime-sulfur CANADIAN HARMONY #1622 two to three times during the winter. Canadian Harmony is a very attractive Clear, copper colored exudations on the peach with a red blush over gold fruit. NANAIMO™ trunk and branches are symptoms of The fruit is freestone, round, firm, and Originally from Canada, Nanaimo is leaf- bacterial canker. Copper or lime-sulfur sweet, with an excellent texture. #1619 curl resistant, reliable and productive in sprays will help protect your tree from the NW. The peaches turn a beautiful this disease. CHARLOTTE red color when ripe, and are freestone, One of our favorite, disease resistant with sweet, orange flesh. #1628 varieties, Charlotte bears great crops of NEW BELLE OF GEORGIA deliciously sweet, orange-red, semi OREGON CURL FREE A reliable old variety, Belle of Georgia is freestone fruit. Appears to be particu- An excellent variety for the Northwest, one we've gotten requests for over and larly resistant to bacterial canker, a bark Oregon Curl Free is resistant to peach leaf over again and now we finally have it! disease that can be a problem in the curl and produces great crops of large, Firm freestone flesh is tinged red and PNW. #1610 tasty, sweet and juicy, orange-yellow

72 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday peaches. These delicious, semi-freestone VIVID NEW FLORY WHITE peaches ripen in mid-August and are Vivid produces a beautiful, bright red free- One of the only genetic dwarf white excellent for fresh eating, baking and stone, very sweet and juicy fruit. Some peo- fleshed peaches! We're guessing Flory got preserves. #1630 ple refer to it as the “perfect peach.” #1627 its name from the extremely large, show bright red double flowers that precede the delicious white peaches. Grows to PEENTO PEACHES only 5 feet in height and requires around 500 chill hours. #1672 Grown for centuries in China. Gardeners will enjoy this unique, white-fleshed, NEW GARDEN GOLD delicious, donut-shaped fruit. With a A great miniature peach for cold climate spectacular ornamental show in March, growers where late spring frost threat- Peento Peaches are covered with profuse, ens, Garden Gold is late flowering and late sparkling-white flowers. ripening. Trees are more vigorous than most genetic dwarf peaches but tops out GALAXY at about 5 or 6 feet tall. #1673 A very attractive tree with delectable RED HAVEN fruit, creamy orange Galaxy is prized for Red Haven has a spreading form and the NEW GARDEN SUN its deliciously sweet, tender white flesh. A delicious yellow freestone peach with fruit is medium in size with red skin that is Some call this fruit the “bagel peach” be- sweet, mild and melting flesh. Blossoms lightly blushed with yellow. The peach is cause of its size and shape. #1612 are very showy! A short one growing to semi-freestone, sweet and juicy. It is one only about 4 feet. #1674 of the best for canning. #1623 SATURN Saturn features sweet and juicy, white, melting flesh. When in NEW HONEY BABE RELIANCE bloom, Saturn is covered by masses of Honey Babe is a real sugar bomb! Sweet, Reliance is delicious freestone peach. Its strikingly beautiful bright pink flowers yellow freestone flesh has a rich peach fruit is golden with a red blush and holds and appears to be exceptionally resistant flavor. Trees are very heavy bearing and up very well during processing making it to bark diseases. #1640 make a great choice for the home or- an excellent canning peach. #1624 chard. Performs very well in warmer cli- mates. #1675 SALISH SUMMER (Q 1-8) MINIATURE PEACHES A unique white-flesh variety discovered in Washington State, Salish Summer, NEW PIX ZEE Genetic dwarf peaches that only get 4-6 Pix Zee produces some of the largest fruits formally known as Q 1-8, has showy feet in height regardless of what roostock of any miniature peach! Fruits ripen early pink blossoms followed by large, reddish they're grafted on. These dwarf peaches and are delicious, firm and freestone. One orange, juicy, flavorful peaches. An excel- are especially valuable for their ease of of the larger genetic dwarf peaches it lent variety for Northwest gardeners, growing undercover on porches or patios reaches 6 feet very quickly. Requires 400 Salish Summer is very resistant to Peach where the winter rain and peach leaf curl or less chill hours. #1676 leaf curl. #1635 fungus will not infect them. This is one of the easiest ways for home growers to EMPRESS SUNCREST grow peaches and nectarines in climates Empress is the perfect peach for your Suncrest is a heavy producing tree. The where peach leaf curl is a severe issue. patio, deck or small yard growing only yellow fruit is freestone, extremely juicy four to five feet tall. Fruit is freestone with a bright red blush, and was featured with deep yellow flesh a rosy red by David Masumoto in his acclaimed book, NEW BONANZA A very popular yellow freestone peach skin. Emerald is the hardiest of the Epitaph for a Peach. #1645 with large, sweet, low acid fruit. Trees genetic dwarf peaches, down to USDA grow 5-6' tall and ripen early in the Zone 5. #1650 VETERAN season. Somewhat resistant to peach leaf Veteran is very productive with a long curl. #1670 history in the Willamet Valley. The fruit GOLDEN GLORY Perhaps the largest fruited of any of is medium in size and has a golden, the genetic dwarf peaches or nectar- slightly red blush skin color. The peach is NEW ELDORADO A very well-known dwarf peach, Eldora- ines, Golden Glory produces excellent freestone and firm, juicy and somewhat do produces exceptionally high quality, yellow-fleshed, freestone peach with a coarse in texture. Grows very well in the sweet, richly flavored fruit. Flesh is yel- glorious golden skin and slight red blush. Northwest. #1626 low, freestone and the skin has an attrac- Blossoms are prolific and deeply pink and tive red blush. Good selection for low chill tree is hardy to USDA zone 6. #1651 area growers. #1671

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 73 74 Goldmine is a very good producer oflate good Goldmine is avery GOLDMINE the flowers in #1613 spring. fragrant very produces and tree the is freestone abonus, Flavortop As and deserts. pies flavor superior favoriteit is its also for a of eaterIt is agreat and fresh because mid-season. ripens blushed fruit red yellow-fleshed, Its with gold tests. taste Flavortop is consistently atop scorer in FLAVORTOP #1611 canning. and juice sweeter. becomes pies Great for the picked early. tree-ripens, fruit the As when firm yet smooth texture tart, is yellow,sweet- a with firm freestone, fruit The yellow, nectarines. red-kissed producing large,before flowers oval, spring and fragrant shows beautiful Fantasia that tree looking is agood FANTASIA

1-877-353-4028 Contact us10AM-4PM Monday-Friday FRUITING TREES NECTARINES NECTARINES zone 6. #1652 is hardy to and USDA tree the sweet skin. Flavor red a deep and rich is very with fruits yellow-fleshed, freestone of huge produces crops tle nectarine in height and width,six feet this lit smallfor spaces. to Growing only four plant patio perfect the makes nectarine Prolific Golden dwarf, genetic A true GOLDEN PROLIFIC GOLDEN bright red, sweet and delicious, red, sweet smooth- bright Washington. Areliable producer of covered by Roland in western Kreibich dis nectarine is awhite-flesh Kreibich KREIBICH #1616 and other preserves. pies, canning eating, desserts, fresh for is good colderchoice areas. for fruit The is agood it so hardy than other varieties are winter more buds andblossom frost reliable producer.is a very and tree The isand always atop finisher taste tests in It fruit. yellow with freestone nectarine red bright Independence is abeautiful INDEPENDENCE Mountains. #1615 cade Cas ofthe living East those choice for agreat making it average nectarine leaf spot and hardierbacterial than the yellow, flesh.to It resistant is freestone and has yellow blush red and with skin eating is fresh great for fruit The picking. mid-season ready for fruit produces that tree is anotherHardi-red beautiful HARDI-RED #1614 Oregon. anda favorite western in California and has become nineteenththe century discovered in New Zealand at end the of eating. Goldmine was fresh great for and blushed skin. Goldmine is freestone white and red with whiteripening fruit Prunus persica MINIATURE NECTARINES • Bare root, $29.95+ - - -

high and wide. #1653 feet six to yellow flesh. four grow Trees and firm juicy with Fruit is freestone tree! of any ornamental nectarine most the foliage. red deep stunning This is surely size, and compact delicious fruit, its for prized is nectarine This super dwarfing SUNSET RED Kreibich Kreibich PRIDE™ PACIFIC #1620 we have found. nectarine curl-resistant is only the Kreibich Peach leaf fruit, skin leaf #1633 curl. to peach resistant to very be appears up well in cold storage. Like Kreibich, it later than weeks Kreibich, and holds two ripens about It white nectarines. flesh and juicy, sweet flavorful, delectably abundant ofaromatic, crops bears This new variety nectarine. Kreibich of seedling selected Pacific isa Pride before most other varieties. #1618 other varieties. most before onincomes early 10 August at least days flesh.fruit ripening variety,An early firm, meaty, juicy, deep yellow, sweet over red with golden yellow and skin inch, fruit high smooth skinned quality large, produces three Sunglo nectarine SUNGLO pink #1617 flowers. stunning with dazzles tree the spring the flesh. that covers afirm, juicy During blushed skin red that has abeautiful alarge,produces yellow, fruit freestone in country. the It planted nectarines widely is one most Gold ofthe Red RED GOLD # 1 cv. 1 PEARS Pyrus spp. • Bare root, $29.95+

One of the world’s most popular and free of pest and disease problems in pear flavor. Ripens in early July.HOOD: delicious fruit, pears grace us with their the PNW. Codling Moth occasionally Large and smooth with yellow-green delicious flavor, sweet, juicy flesh, and damages fruit. Scab can discolor the skin. Mild, sweet flavor with a buttery attractive form. While European pears fruit and foliage. texture. Ripens in mid-to-late July. are more familiar to North American TWENTIETH CENTURY (LATE KOREAN): COMICE: A favorite often seen in gift gardeners, Asian pears, with their crisp packs. Rich, sweet and creamy flesh. and uniquely flavorful flesh are becom- Ripens in August. Large ing increasingly popular. PEAR COMBOS MONTERREY: SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- can include the following varieties: and apple-shaped. This pear has a yel- drained soil. Please visit our website for stock low-green skin with a delicious, sweet POLLINATION All pears need another choices. www.OneGreenWorld.com flavored flesh. Ripens from August to variety for pollination. It is best to pair September. Cold hardy to USDA zone 5. Asian and European pears with another Asian “apple” pear. Round, juicy pear BARTLETT: The #1 most popular pear in of the same type. Early blooming Euro- great for eating right off the tree. Ripens the world. Enough said. Ripens in Au- pean pears like Ubileen or Rescue can late July through Mid-August. PINE- gust. BEURRE D’ANJOU: Buttery texture be used to pollinize most Asian pears. APPLE: Large russet colored skin. Pine- does justice to its French name. White, HARDINESS Most pears are hardy to apple flavored flesh. Ripens in August. fine flavored flesh. Ripens in Septem- –25°F., USDA zone 4. ORIENT: Large, round and smooth in ber. BOSC: Large, long necked, tapering BEARING AGE Asian pears can begin texture with a sweet, juicy, white flesh. fruit. A favorite for fresh eating or cook- bearing the year after planting. Euro- Ripens in August. Large MONTERREY: ing. Ripens around September to Octo- pean pears usually begin bearing two and apple-shaped. This pear has a yel- years after planting. low-green skin with a delicious, sweet ber. SURECROP: Resembles a Bartlett in SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' flavored flesh. Ripens from August to looks and taste. Consistent bearer with BLOOM TIME March-April September. Cold hardy to USDA zone 6. prolonged bloom ideal for late frost ar- RIPENING TIME Late August - October FLORDAHOME: Small to medium. Skin eas. Ripens in September. Cold hardy to YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + is light green, smooth, and tender. Flesh USDA zone 5. PESTS & DISEASES Pears are generally is very juicy and melting with good

ASIAN PEARS

the flavor of European varieties. Daisui fine-grained, crisp, off-white flesh that ASIAN PEAR COMBOS Li bears abundant crops of very large, stores well through December. #0620 can include the following varieties: juicy, and sweet, yellowish-green pears Please visit our website for stock which ripen in mid-September. These KIKISUI choices. www.OneGreenWorld.com exceptional pears can weigh over one Kikisui produce a medium sized, smooth, pound each. #0615 round fruit with thin, green yellow skin and white, sweet, tart, and juicy, crisp CHOJURO flesh. The skin is not russeted like most We all love the rich, sweet flavor of Asian pears. #0625 this golden brown, Japanese variety. Reliable and very productive, you will enjoy an abundant harvest of large, beautiful pears which ripen in early-to mid-September. #0705

DAISUI LI™ A unique hybrid from a California HOSUI breeding program, Daisui Li combines Hosui produces a medium-to-large, the crunchiness of Asian Pears with brownish-orange fruit with juicy, sweet,

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 75 Asian Pear Cont... day. One of our most productive and NIJISEIKI reliable varieties, Shinseiki ripens in late One of the most popular Asian pears, August. #0765 Nijiseiki is a large, crisp, juicy, and flavorful, variety. The yellowish-green fruit is often found in markets in mesh YA LI This classic, productive, pear-shaped, bags. Ripens late August into Septem- Chinese variety makes a fine ornamen- ber. #0740 tal and fruiting tree. Its juicy, crisp and sweet fruit turns a beautiful waxy yellow RAJA when ripe. In addition, in the fall you FRUITING TREES FRUITING KOSUI This attractive, golden-brown Asian Kosui produce small to medium, can enjoy Ya Li’s burgundy-red foliage. pear is very sweet, rich, and delicious! faded yellow fruit with a slight #0775 Very productive, disease resistant, and bronze russet skin and crisp, crunchy, hardy, Raja is a must-have variety for juicy, sweet flesh that ripens early and gardeners throughout the U.S. #0643 YAKUMO stores well into September. #0626 Yakumo produces an oblong to oval, smooth, shiny and pale yellow fruit. It has a crisp skin with a juicy, sweet flesh that is mildly melon-flavored. Unlike other Asian pears, Yakumo has a tapered neck similar to their European cousin. Yakumo ripens in August and keeps well for months in cold storage. #0770

PERRY PEARS SEURI Crisp, sweet, and aromatic, Seuri is (CIDER PEARS) LARGE KOREAN one of the most flavorful Asian pears Also known as Korean Giant or Olympic, and reliably produces abundant crops Large Korean is a unique, high quality of golden brown fruit. Ripens mid-to variety often produces fruit as large as a late-September. #0745 grapefruit. These sweet, crisp and juicy, BRANDY Brandy is prized for its attractive, rus- light brown pears can weigh more than seted, red blushed fruit. Use it alone to a pound! Large Korean bears abundant SHIN LI™ A superior hybrid from an extensive make a medium-acid cider or blend it crops of delicious and attractive fruit California breeding program, Shin Li is with Barland for sharper flavored juice. which ripen in early October. #0635 a very large, greenish-yellow, russeted #0972 pear with sweet, aromatic, crisp, and NIITAKA juicy flesh. It's prized for its wonder- Niitaka is one of the most versatile of HENDRE HUFFCAP ful, spicy flavor and is one of the best A favorite of cider makers in England, any Asian pear varieties. It has very tasting varieties we have grown. Bears Hendre Huffcap is known for its high large fruit, can be eaten fresh or dried, abundant crops and are ready for har- quality juice. Hendre Huffcap has and can be stored up to four months vest in mid-to-late September. #0650 perfect balance of tannin and acidity after harvesting! Tree is more dense- and makes a delicious cider by itself or ly growing than most pear varieties. blended with other varieties. #0975 #0781 SHINKO A popular choice, this large, gold- en-brown pear won a Sunset Magazine taste test! It's very juicy and sweet and ripens in late September. #0655 EUROPEAN PEARS Pyrus communis SHINSEIKI A beautiful, yellow, early ripening Japanese variety, Shinseiki is sweet, AURORA flavorful, and refreshingly juicy. Chilled, Introduced by the U.S.D.A in 1960, it’s better than a soda on a hot summer Aurora features large, bright yellow

76 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday fruit with sweet, aromatic, melting picked firm in late fall and stored in a flesh. A great variety for Northwest cool room for a month or more. #0908 UBILEEN A shining star in the pear universe, gardeners. Disease resistant, attractive, Ubileen produces baskets full of large, spreading tree, Aurora bears abundant CONFERENCE very early ripening, delicious and juicy crops in the PNW region and other areas One of the most popular pears in Eu- fruit. This unique variety from former of the US. #0902 rope, Conference bears abundant crops Yugoslavia is very disease-resistant of large, yellowish-brown fruit with very and ripens in late July, fully one month juicy, sweet, melting flesh. Harvest Con- BARTLETT before most other European Pear variet- Beautiful and golden yellow, Bartlett ference in early October and let it soften ies. #0950 is possibly the oldest and well-known at room temperature, or you can store pears. Sweet, juicy and delicious, there’s Conference until January in proper stor- nothing better in late summer! Eat Bart- age conditions. #0910 WILDER EARLY A prized, early-ripening, heirloom lett pears fresh, canned, baked or dried. variety discovered in New York, Wilder Bartlett is easy-to-grow, very productive, Discovered on Orcas Island, Early has proven to be a good producer and ripens in late August. #0900 ORCAS WA, this excellent, disease resistant in the Northwest. Wilder Early produces variety produces great crops of large, abundant crops of large, sweet, juicy BLAKE’S PRIDE attractive, carmine blushed, yellow fruit with buttery flesh. Greenish-yellow Plant this easy-to-grow, fire-blight re- pears with smooth, sweet, buttery flesh. with a red blush, Wilder Early is very sistant variety and enjoy abundant Excellent for fresh eating, canning, or attractive! #0962 harvests of large, golden-yellow, delec- drying, Orcas are very reliable, produc- tably sweet and juicy fruit. Blake’s Pride ers ripening early-to mid-September. ripens in mid-September and is good for LUSCIOUS These beautiful, tasty pears can weigh Luscious is a mid-to late-season ripener. fresh eating and preserving. #0903 one pound! #0915 It produces small fruit with yellowish green skin. The pear is very juicy, sweet PETIT BLANQUET and firm. Tree is very hardy and resistant Treat yourself to this lovely, bright to blight. #0914 yellow, French variety. Easy-to-grow and one of the earliest to ripen, Petit MOONGLOW Blanquet is prized for tender, juicy, and Moonglow is an upright vigorous tree very sweet fruit. #0916 with large fruit that is soft and juicy with low acidity. Stores well, and has a RESCUE mid-harvest season, and is blight resis- With very large, attractive, reddish tant. #0917 orange blushed, yellow fruit, Rescue will grab your attention. Sweet, juicy and RED BARTLETT BOSC flavorful, Rescue is great for fresh eating Red Bartlett has an early harvest season Unique and very attractive, Bosc is one and drying. Comes from a pear breading and is a very vigorous, easy-to-grow of our favorite fall pears. It bears abun- program in B.C. Well adapted to PNW tree. The fruit is medium-to large sized dant crops of golden brown fruit with a growing conditions, it’s vigorous, with a red skin. The fruit is sweet and distinctive long neck. Sweet, juicy and productive, and reliable. #0920 tender and perfect for fresh eating and very flavorful, Bosc is great for fresh canning. The fruit ripens without cold eating, baking, and drying. #0905 SECKEL storage. #0901 Also known as Sugar Pear, Seckel is a delicious and productive variety prized SUMMERCRISP by pear lovers everywhere. Extremely Summercrisp is an early-to mid-season sweet and juicy, Seckel fruit features ripener with very distinct green, red- buttery smooth, aromatic, flavorful blushed fruit which is very sweet and flesh. #0936 crisp. Summercrisp is fire blight resis- tant. #0941 SUMMER BLOODBIRNE A unique yellow skinned pear with red- dish pink flesh inside! Summer Blood- COMICE birne is great for fresh eating and dry- One of the most delicious pears we grow, ing. Particularly attractive in summer Comice is prized for its richly-flavored, salads, Summer Bloodbirne ripens in juicy, firm and delectably sweet fruit. An early August. #0940 early winter treat, Comice is best when

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 77 78 YIELD PER PLANT 30YIELD PERPLANT lbs.+ (with occasional pruning). sun soil. andfull well-drained SITE &SOILPersimmons like 1/2 day to RIPENING TIME pollination. for aMalebear heavier tree with crops POLLINATION all but will Self-fertile disease-resistant. andPESTS &DISEASESNaturally pest hardy to -25°F. PersimmonHARDINESS American is BLOOM TIME BEARING AGE planting. 2-3 after years CA to Note: persimmons ship We cannot cakes,ble cookies, and other treats. eating making anddelecta for fresh like atomato.soft They are great for is ready to eat when fruit persimmon cious, Americanlight fruit. orange ies produce of deli crops bountiful U.S. variet hard-to-find, Our grafted ofthe regions in all coldest the but grown be can persimmon American native fruits, American best ofour One SIZE AT MATURITY AMERICAN PERSIMMONS AMERICAN

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- persimmons do not bear fruit. #DIO1110 donot bear fruit. persimmons tree. Male attractive is also avery riety Male our varieties, 1-85persimmon va Valuable asapollinizer American our for 1-85 MALE #1424 colors. yellow-orange, striking, features fall climates.in also John cool-season Rick well Performs tive, fruit. orange bright attrac large, sweet, its very for prized This excellent relative Golden Early is RICK JOHN #1412 mon will crops. ensure heavy amale with persim planting Garretson foliage.fall self-fertile, While partially orange-yellow striking, its for also prized is Garretson fruit, cious, deep-orange large, and deli its sweet for Selected GARRETSON dates. #1400 not unlike taste sweet a delicious, very ripe, when ter, with fruit deep-orange has Golden 11/2" Early varieties, diame persimmon American best ofthe One EARLY GOLDEN

Diospyros virginiana #52047 •$24.95 Otto Stella By climate, and more! much to grow your and appropriate for that are easy trees fruit • Select planting site best the • Choose • Evaluate and build healthy soil you'llIn this book learn to: 2 The Backyard Orchardist Recommended Reading - - - - - nd Edition ripe. #1437 ripe. when fully and fruits complex ly sweet and exceptional produces is self-fruitful over for more. amonth or Mohler fruits end ofAugust and continues its to ripen at the beginning ripening, early very climates, Mohler is cold northern for persimmons American best ofthe One MOHLER #1436 to yellow red abeautiful in fall. the turns well, Meader’s large, foliage dark green Afine as ornamental is self-fertile. fruit colored deep-orange This outstanding Meader in New Hampshire. Elwyn sor by late the Profes Meader wasselected MEADER #1430 An excellent pollinizer persimmons. for POLLINIZER MALE • Bare root, $39.95+

- - PRAIRIE DAWN™ PRAIRIE STAR™ PRAIRIE SUN™ Prairie Dawn produces beautiful, or- One of the earliest ripening American (Claypool A-33 cv.) This beautiful, or- ange-yellow fruit, that is not only early persimmon varieties, Prairie Star is ange-yellow fruit is not only early ripen- ripening, but also delectably sweet, prized for unusually large, very sweet, ing, but delectably sweet, firm, and de- firm, and delicious. Self-fertile and firm, flavorful fruit. Self-fertile and bears licious. Self-fertile and bears abundant, bears abundant, large, seedless fruit. abundant, large, seedless fruit. #1455 large, seedless fruit. #1457 #1450

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NIKITA’S GIFT™ Nikitskaya Bordovaya cv. Nikita’s Gift is from the Nikita Botanic Garden in Yalta, Ukraine. This unique Asian and American hybrid bears bountiful crops of sweet, flavorful, reddish orange fruit followed by strikingly beautiful, orange-yellow fall foliage. Nikita’s Gift grows 10-12 feet in height, is self-fertile and hardy to minus 10ºF. #1438

ASIAN PERSIMMONS • Bare root, $39.95 +

PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by Fruits are large, round and very delicious. pests or diseases. A great choice for areas that are too cool POLLINATION Self-fertile to reliably ripen other persimmons RIPENING TIME October varieties. We’re looking at you, Puget SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- Sounders! But also an excellent choice drained soil. anywhere persimmons can be grown for SIZE AT MATURITY Naturally compact the flavor alone and ability to lengthen trees, Asian rarely exceed 12' in height. the ripening season. Cake is a non YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + astringent pollination variant meaning Probably the most widely planted fruit it develops its sweetest non-astringent tree in the world, persimmons are flavor when pollinized with another found throughout Asia in almost every NEW FUPING JIAN SHI variety. Chocolate is thought to be the Fuping Jian Shi is an astringent type that orchard. The fruit is large and bright best pollinizer for Coffee Cake but Giant is early ripening in the PNW and very orange, very sweet and eaten fresh or Fuyu, Izu and Early Jiro have been rec- reliable. Similar to Fire Crystal and has a dried. Spectacular in autumn, Asian ommended as well, though it’s assumed very sweet pulp that is eaten when soft. persimmon features yellow, orange, and many varieties could suffice for pollina- #1320 scarlet fall colors and their striking fruits tion. #1320 remain on the tree long after leaf fall. Asian persimmons are easy-to-grow in NEW COFFEE CAKE the Northwest and other regions of the Also known as Nishimura wase, Coffee U.S. with mild winters. Note: We can- Cake is perhaps the earliest ripening of not ship to CA any Asian persimmon ripening an entire BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. month before most fuyu types! Coffee BLOOM TIME June Cake get its name from the incredibly HARDINESS at least 0°F rich flavor and speckled brown flesh.

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 79 80 fresh eating made or intofresh jam. #1395 like atomato.to eat soft when Great for and orange is ready tomatures abeautiful likethat it’s looks wearing acap. fruit The unique, with tomato-shapedtrees fruit Tamopan persimmon is one largest ofthe TAMOPAN tomato.ripe #1390 and tender likeReady to a eat soft when drying. for eating and one best ofthe reliable,and very Saijo is fresh great for ripening Early fruit. and juicy sweet very abundant ofconical, crops orange-red, bears Saijo tree, compact attractive, variety, Saijo is one favorites. An ofour popular Japanese A classic and very SAIJO and tender like tomato. aripe soft #1382 is ready to eat when fruit Miss Kim fruit. reddish orange flavorful, round, sweet, oflarge, crops bears variety ripening in fall. the This early adeep-red turns foliage that and long tropical-looking weeping habit its for isMiss prized Kim tree, naturally compact An attractive, MISS KIM and is afavorite at OGW.fruit #1367 juicy sweet, conical, very orange-red, abundant of tree, Hachiya crops bears compact attractive, An variety. Japanese ripening early popular is another Hachiya HACHIYA bright orange fruit. #1310 fruit. orange bright sweet, abundant ofdelicious, very crops habit and growth compact attractive, for is prized ince in central China, Fire Crystal

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PLUM Prunus spp. • Bare root $29.95

Delicious summer treats, plums bear is great for fresh eating, preserves, century, Green Gage is one of a group abundant crops in the PNW and canning, and drying. Brooks is the main of classic and highly prized European throughout the U.S. All of our plum variety in Oregon’s dried plum industry plum varieties. Bears large crops of varieties are great for fresh eating. The and makes superior, very large, dried yellowish-green, juicy, firm and tender, Italian, Brooks, and other European prunes—great for baking and for nutri- oval fruit. Very sweet and richly flavor- varieties can be dried for delicious and tious mid winter snacks. #1525 ful, Green Gage is great for fresh eating, nutritious winter snacks. baking, preserves, and canning. #1528 BEARING AGE 2-3 years EARLY ITALIAN BLOOM TIME March Early Italian is a hardy and vigorous HARDINESS –30°F., USDA zone 4 mid-season plum, with an oblong shape IMPERIAL EPINEUSE PESTS & DISEASES Our plums are not and freestone flesh. Great for eating Very sweet and richly flavorful, Imperial bothered by pests in the PNW. Bacte- fresh or preserving, the sweet flavored Epineuse is simply one of the most deli- rial Canker can damage the bark and flesh turns from yellow green to a rich cious European plums we grow. A large, branches, especially during wet winters red wine color when cooked. This is a reddish-purple fruit with firm yellow and springs. A copper spray in late fall self-fertile tree­—great for commercial flesh. This French variety is great for and again during a dry spell in winter production. #1529 fresh eating and drying. #1506 will help protect your trees. POLLINATION Most Japanese plums EARLY LAXTON ITALIAN need to be pollinized by another Japa- Prized for its ornamental value as well Widely planted in the Northwest, nese variety. There is conflicting infor- as its fruit, this classic European variety Italian is a heavy producer of sweet, mation about European plum pollina- bears abundant crops of juicy, sweet, reddish orange plums. One of the most dark purple, freestone plums with firm, tion requirements. Most are considered amber flesh—great for fresh eating and at least partially self-fertile. All will productive varieties, Early Laxton is easy-to-grow and is the earliest to ripen excellent for drying. Easy-to-grow and likely bear heavier crops with another begins ripening in late August. #1530 variety in the vicinity. of the European plums. #1514 SELF-FERTILE VARIETIES Methley, Santa Rosa, Beauty, & Early Italian. FRENCH PRUNE LONG JOHN French Prune is a mid-season, self-fer- This very unique European variety is SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- tile, mild-flavored plum with deep-red- drained soil. a reliable producer of very large and dish black skin. An optimal choice for elongated dark purple fruit. Long John is SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' fresh eating, canning or drying! #1507 RIPENING TIME August-September a vigorous and reliable producer of very YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + sweet freestone plums that are excel- GOLDEN TRANSPARENT lent for making prunes with. Somewhat An outstanding member of the Gage family of plums, Golden Transparent is self-fertile but benefits from being EUROPEAN PLUMS prized for its large, round, golden-yel- pollinized by another European plum low fruit with red dots. Very sweet and variety. #1517 richly flavored, it is a delectable taste BAVAY’S GAGE treat. Golden Transparent ripens in mid- MIRABELLE Extend your plum season with this to-late September. #1521 Highly regarded in Europe, this excep- exceptional European variety. This very tional variety features round, yellow productive and self-fertile Gage bears fruit with firm, tender, sweet and delec- great crops of yellowish-green fruit with table yellow plums. Mirabelle plums candy-sweet, golden flesh. Bavay’s Gage are great for fresh eating, canning, or ripen in late September and remains on making delicious jam or baked goods. the tree for several weeks. #1502 #1531 BLUE Great for fresh eating, but more tart NICHOLS than sweet making it great for jams, Nichols are the reddest of all plums with jelly, wine, or pruning. #1501 deep-red foliage, and large, delicious GREEN GAGE flesh. We found this productive Europe- A favorite here at OGW! A standard for an variety at Nichols Nursery in Albany, BROOKS plum quality since the seventeenth This very large, sweet, dark purple plum Oregon. A Northwest Classic. #1532 View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 81 Plum Cont... other variety. Fruits are large and have OULLINS a beautiful deep blue skin and yellow SHROPSHIRE DAMSON One of the largest and most A unique and delightful variety, Shrop- flesh. Primarily used for cooking. #1563 attractive of the Gage plum shire Damson is prized for its abundant family, Oullins is a reliable and crops of richly flavorful, juicy, blue-black productive variety. Oullins’ ROSY GAGE fruit. Plums are great for fresh eating, Rosy Gage is a unique fresh-market delectable fruit has firm, sweet preserves, or canning. #1545 plum bred by the late John Watson at and tender, greenish-yellow the Cornell-Geneva research station. A flesh with pale gold skin. #1538 hybrid of the famed European variety YELLOW EGG Extend the fresh eating plum season Imperial Epineuse and an unknown FRUITING TREES FRUITING with Yellow Egg. Fruits are egg-shaped, PETITE PRUNE parent. Yellow-green skin with pink large and beautifully golden yellow to rose colored blush when sunlight is D’AGEN inside and out. Known in England as This unique and very popular French adequate. Hardy with consistent crops ‘Pershore Egg’, the Yellow Egg has often variety, Petite Prune D’Agen was and fruit of the highest quality when been seen only as a cooking plum but brought to the U.S. over 100 years ago. eaten fresh but not firm enough for the when properly ripened on the tree it ri- Petite Prune D’Agen’s dark purple fruit wholesale market. #1536 vals the sweetness of Gage plums with is one of the best plums for drying and its delicious honey flavor and perfectly making prunes. Very sweet and delicious. SENECA tangy skin. #1564 #1519 Seneca is a yellow-fleshed, free-stone fruit with bluish-red skin. Eaten fresh PRESIDENT or preserved, this upright, vigorous, and For those that want to extend the plum productive fruit tree requires pollination harvesting season, President is an with another European plum. Very resis- excellent choice, ripening later than any tant to brown rot and cracking. #1509

JAPANESE PLUMS

Japanese plums are earlier to ripen, flower, and juicer than European plums, and make great jams, sauces, and wines. Hardy to USDA zones 5-9. BEAUTY green skin and yellow to orange free- large, dark red plums with a juicy, deep- Beauty is a widely adapted, self-fertile, stone flesh. Especially unique, you can red flesh. Plant with another Japanese and early ripening fruit tree. The medi- begin harvesting it in late August and variety for pollination. #1504 um-sized purple-skinned plums hold a continue until October as fruits maintain surprise inside with their unique amber crispness, but sweetens as they hang on METHLEY flesh and ribbons of red. #1500 the tree! Very unique for stone fruits and The earliest ripening Asian plum, the an adaptation that is sure to delight the tree is small and upright with just BURBANK home gardener. #1570 enough of a spreading form to make this This classic Japanese plum was selected an absolutely beautiful tree. It produces by Luther Burbank and is one of the best ELEPHANT HEART heavy, annual crops of juicy, sweet, of his many introductions. The tree is Elephant Heart is a heart-shaped, juicy, red-purple fruit. The fruit is juicy, sweet hardy and low growing with a flat top. free-stone plum from New Zealand and mild with a distinctive flavor which Fruit is large with red skin and a yellow with deep-red flesh and purple skin. is good for fresh eating or jelly. Self-fer- blush and is firm and juicy. #1560 They have a pronounced flavor and are tile. #1508 fantastic for almost any application. A perfect addition to your home orchard, SANTA ROSA the Elephant Heart features a dwarfing One of the most popular Japanese rootstock, vigorous growth and hardy plums developed by Luther Burbank. temperament. #1510 This superior variety bears huge crops of large, round, purplish-red fruit. Very HOLLYWOOD sweet and flavorful, Santa Rosa is great EMERALD BEAUT A beautiful ornamental and valuable for fresh eating and canning. Santa Rosa Emerald Beaut is one of the finest fla- fruit tree, Hollywood is prized for its is considered to be self-fertile and is an vored of any plum and has won numer- profusion of showy pink blossoms, dark excellent pollinizer for other Japanese ous blind tastings. Plums have a light maroon foliage, and abundant crops of varieties. #1547

82 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday crops of round, bright yellow fruit. Mild SATSUMA and sweet, it is great for fresh eating One of the best Japanese plums, Satsu- and canning. Pollinate Shiro with anoth- ma features delicious, large, round, dark er Japanese plum. #1540 fruit. Great for fresh eating and pre- serves. Satsuma fruit is firm, juicy, and red to the core. Pollinate with another WEEPING SANTA ROSA If you are torn between having a beau- Japanese variety. #1535 tiful weeping tree and having a fruit tree in your front yard plant the Weep- vigorous. Kids love hiding underneath SHIRO ing Santa Rosa! Fruit is very similar to the “fruit fort” of these weeping trees. Reliable, hardy, and very productive, this Santa Rosa and tree is productive and #1562 compact, attractive variety bears large

HYBRID PLUMS

HOWARD MIRACLE SUPERIOR Japanese x American Plum TOKA (BUBBLEGUM) Frederick Howard crossed a Japanese This exciting introduction from the U. Toka, or Bubblegum, produces very Satsuma with European Green Gage of MN is a hybrid Japanese x American sweet, juicy, reddish bronze plums with to give us this unique and outstanding plum with a superior flavor. It makes an a yellow flesh. This unique hybrid be- plum! Howard Miracle bears great crops excellent dessert plum with a deep-red tween an Asian and Native North Amer- of large, crimson and yellow, sweet and skin, yellow flesh, and a unique pointed ican plum originated in South Dakota in juicy fruit. Tastes like a sweet grapefruit shape to the fruit. Trees tend to bear the early 1900s and is said to withstand or pineapple. A vigorous spreading tree, heavily, so be sure to thin fruit to avoid temperature as low as -50ºF. #1549 Howard Miracle needs another Japanese broken limbs or biennial bearing ten- plum for pollination. #1505 dencies. #1561

JAPANESE FLOWERING PLUMS

Japanese Flowering plum is very disease resistant and easy-to-grow. Likes full-to half-day sun, well-drained soil, and can grow 8-10 feet at maturity. Self-fertile and hardy to -10°F. or below. When mature, you can expect 20-30 lbs. of fruit from one tree.

BUNGO KANKO BAI NEW PEGGY CLARKE This famous and revered variety is found A popular Japanese variety, Kanko Bai is One of the best for flowers, Peggy Clarke in gardens throughout Japan. Spectacu- prized for its abundant, beautiful, fuch- has beautiful dark pink double flowers lar in bloom, it is covered with profuse, sia-red blooms, red tinted foliage, and with incredible fragrance. Also makes light pink, fragrant flowers. This flower large, orange-red fruit that looks like a tasty Ume plums. Japanese Flowering display is followed by abundant, apri- small apricot. Kanko Bai fruit is partic- Plums, Flowering Apricots and Ume cot-size, light green fruit. Pollinate with ularly good for preserving and pickling. Plums are all different names for the Kanko Bai. #1582 Pollinate with Bungo. #1584 same species, Prunus ume. #2590

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Once very popular and now cious, lemony flavor. Aromatnaya fruit hard to find, quince deserve to can be eaten fresh, used in savory dishes SMYRNA An attractive, vigorous, easy-to-grow be more widely planted. It’s a or delicious preserves. #2800 tree, Smyrna bears large, lemon-yel- small, attractive spreading low, highly aromatic fruit. Smyrna make tree adorned with large, pink CRIMEA™ tasty preserves and baked goods and and white flowers in the spring Large, round and bright yellow, Crimea FRUITING TREES FRUITING can be stored until early spring in a cool followed by abundant crops of produces attractive fruit. You’ll enjoy room or refrigeration. #2815 large, bright yellow fruit in late eating this crisp, juicy, and tender fruit fall. High in vitamin C and pectin, quince with its pineapple flavor and citrus fra-

are best when cooked, except where grance. #2824 VAN DEMAN Selected by Luther Burbank, America’s specifically noted as fresh-eating. They most famous plant breeder, Van Deman make delicious and nutritious preserves KAUNCHING quince bears great crops of large and and baked goods. A popular variety in orchards through- delicious, bright yellow fruit. This spicy BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. out Central Asia, Kaunching produces flavored quince makes tasty preserves BLOOM TIME April abundant crops of lemon yellow, grape- and baked goods. #2821 HARDINESS at least -25°F fruit-sized fruit, sweet enough to eat PESTS & DISEASES While not usually fresh and for making delicious preserves a problem in the PNW, Fire Blight can and baked goods. #2803 affect quince is some regions of the U.S. POLLINATION self-fertile KUGANSKAYA FLOWERING RIPENING TIME late September into From the southern , north of October Turkey and Armenia, this exceptional QUINCE SITE & SOIL Quince like full to 1/2 day variety bears bountiful crops of large, Chaenomeles spp. sun and well-drained soil. round, bright yellow fruit. Kuganskaya • 1 gallon, $19.95 SIZE AT MATURITY 10-12 feet is sweet and mild, good for fresh eating and for making delicious preserves and YIELD PER PLANT 100 lbs. + Prized for their fruit and for their baked goods. #2805 ornamental value, our unique flowering quince varieties are an attractive RUSSIAN QUINCE MELLOW™ complement to your yard or garden. This unique Ukrainian variety bears Very hardy shrubs growing four to six abundant, bright yellow, crisp and juicy feet in height or less, they are early Experience the wonderful quince dishes fruit. Mellow fruit is very tender with a blooming and offer the first taste of and preserves enjoyed by inhabitants of pleasant lemony flavor and fragrance. spring to our northern landscapes. For a Central Asia and the Black Sea. Exotic, A more dwarfing tree than most quince, striking bouquet, bring flowering quince ornamental, and prized for their striking it should grow to only 8-10 feet in height. branches indoors in winter and force bright yellow fruit, these unique variet- #2828 them into bloom. Flowering quince fruit ies promise to help revive quince culture makes a vitamin-rich, delicious, lemon- in the U.S. Can be eaten fresh! lime flavored syrup. BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting BLOOM TIME February - early March HARDINESS -30°F. PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by pests or diseases. POLLINATION Self fertile RIPENING TIME September SITE & SOIL Flowering quince like half- PINEAPPLE day to full sun well drained soil. This popular variety is treasured for SIZE AT MATRUITY 4' - 6' AROMATNAYA its unique, you guessed it, pineapple YIELD PER PLANT 10 - 20 lbs. This unique and valuable Russian variety flavor. #2830 bears abundant crops of very large, bright yellow, aromatic fruit with a deli-

84 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday CONTORTED TANECHKA™ VICTORY™ An especially attractive selection, Con- This Ukrainian beauty features strik- Prized for both its beauty and its fruit, torted is prized for its compact growth ing, reddish orange flowers that bloom Victory has vibrant scarlet-red flowers habit, its white and pink flowers, and from early spring well into the summer. which bloom in early March and often its unusual, contorted branch structure, Following the profuse blooms are an continue throughout the summer and reaching just three feet. Contorted bears abundance of medium-sized, yellow- fall. The small, attractive yellow fruit abundant crops of smaller, tasty quince. ish-green fruit. Tanechka forms a broad make delicious syrups or jams and re- #5420 spreading, small shrub at just 3-4 feet in main on the plant until late October. height. #5440 #5445 RICH’S The mature height of this tree may TOYO-NISHIKI be dwarf but the fruit is huge! Skin is Toyo-Nishiki is a unique Japanese vari- lemon-yellow and as fragrant as the ety prized for its spectacular red, white, best quince varieties. Rich’s are highly and pink flowers. After this striking adaptable to most climates and features floral display, you can harvest the small a naturally dwarf growth habit. #2810 fruit and make delicious syrup and jam. Toyo-Nishiki grows to four-to-five feet in height. #5460

TEJOCOTE Crataegus mexicana • Bare root, $29.95+

Tejocote, also known as manzanita or Mexican Hawthorn, is perhaps the most delicious of any of the edible hawthorn species and has long been valued by the people of Mexico where it is used to make a traditional drink called Ponche around the winter holiday sea- son, as well as many other candies, preserves and beverages. Tejoctoe is unique in its genus as it is actually quite tasty to eat raw with a tropical, sweet tart taste. Tejocote is native to the mountains of Mexico and Guatemala so it is somewhat cold hardy even though it is a Central American native. USDA Zone 7. BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting BLOOM TIME April TEJOCOTE RED FRUIT TEJOCOTE YELLOW HARDINESS 5°F. This selection of Tejocote produces red PESTS & DISEASES Tejocote has not been fruits on a shrubby 15 foot broad-leaf FRUIT This Tejocote produces yellow damaged by pests or diseases in our orchard. evergreen tree. #3980 fruits. #3982 POLLINATION Self fertile RIPENING TIME October SITE & SOIL Tejocote likes half-day to full sun well drained soil. SIZE AT MATRUITY 15' tall, sometimes up to 20'–25' with great age. YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. +

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COLOSSAL These hybrid European x Japanese chest- nuts were bred in the foothills of the High Sierra in CA and grown there for many years. Colossal is similar to chestnut vari- eties grown in France and is the highest yielding. Nuts are large and very sweet once cured. Tree is susceptible to Chest- nut Blight. Nevada and Precoce Migoule are recommended as pollinizers. Colos- sal’s pollen is sterile. 1 Year Old 18" - 24" #3280 3 Years Old 4' - 5' #3270 EUROBELLA (SILVERLEAF) Eurobella is a narrow and upright grow- ing tree that stays smaller than most chestnut. Trees are blight resistant and produce large nuts that peel easily. Good pollinizer for Colossal. Performs very well in the PNW. #3245 Beautiful, large spreading nut trees, has a large spreading form. Originally chestnuts feature long, tropical, glossy from Italy. #3240 LUVALL’S MONSTER - green foliage and showy cascades of fra- GRAFTED grant, yellow, male catkins in mid-sum- BISALTA #3 - GRAFTED A hybrid of American and Chinese chest- mer, a treat for bees. In the fall, you can A large spreading tree that is particularly nut cultivars that has the cold hardiness harvest abundant crops of sweet and well adapted to areas with wet springs of the American chestnut and the large nutritious nuts encased in unique, spiny, and makes a great pollinator for other sized nuts of the Chinese chestnuts. Trees golden brown shells. Chestnuts are high chestnut varieties as well as producing are incredibly productive and the most in starch and are delicious roasted or delicious nuts of its own that fall free cold hardy of any hybridized chestnut boiled. Refrigerate nuts in plastic bags to from the burr when ripe. Somewhat varieties, surviving temperatures below keep them from drying out. chestnut blight susceptible, Bisalta #3 is 30ºF! Luvall’s Monster produces sterile BEARING AGE 2-4 years after planting. best suited to areas West of the Rockies pollen so requires good pollenizers be HARDINESS -25°F., USDA zone 4 where the chestnut blight typically isn’t planted nearby.#3250 PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by a problem. Reliably produces nuts every pests or diseases in the PNW. year. #3241 MARIGOULE - GRAFTED POLLINATION Plant two or more plants A European x Japanese hybrid that orig- for cross-pollination. BOUCHE DE BETIZAC - inated in France. Trees grow somewhat RIPENING TIME Late September upright and produce medium to large SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full to sun, well- GRAFTED nuts that fall mid season in the burr. A European x Japanese hybrid that grows drained soil. Marigoule is somewhat slower growing very upright, so much so that it is hard than other hybrids but is prized for its SIZE AT MATURITY 25' + to get it to extend its branches outward. resistance to root rot and extremely tasty YIELD PER PLANT 50 - 100 lbs. + They almost always produce 3 large nuts chestnuts that once cured for a few days per burr and the nuts fall free from the can be as sweet as candy. Makes a great burr early to mid season. Bouche de Bet- BISALTA #2 - GRAFTED pollenizer, especially for the pollen ster- A consistent producer of chestnuts every izac is a very reliable and productive vari- ile varieties. Very blight tolerant and one year without the issues of over producing ety and will even produce reliably in very of the most cold hardy, down to -30ºF. to the point of breaking branches that is cool growing seasons. Does not produce #3251 sometimes a problem in other varieties. pollen so plant a good pollenizer or two Nuts are large and fall from from the burr nearby. #3243 mid season and are very easy to peel. Tree

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for cold climates, Precoce Migoule pro- NEVADA duces copious amounts of pollen early in SZEGO CHESTNUT - Nevada is an upright, vigorous the season and ripens its nuts up to two hybrid chestnut. Nuts are GRAFTED weeks before Colossal #3255 Szego is an excellent hybrid of Europe- medium-sized and crops are an and Chinese chestnuts and is one of very productive. Nevada is a the most delicious of any hybrid chest- good pollinizer for Colossal and SCHLARBAUM - GRAFTED A Chinese x European hybrid chestnut nut. Nuts fall free of the burr and are NUT TREES ripens a few weeks after Colos- that produces some of the largest nuts very large, sometimes even larger than sal. #3248 of any chestnut variety. Nuts ripen mid Schlarbaum. Makes a good pollenizer for season and fall free of the burr. Quality is other chestnut varieties.#3254 PRECOCE MIGOULE - very good and especially good for fresh GRAFTED eating. Trees are thought to be blight A French hybrid of European and Jap- resistant but haven’t been fully tested anese Chestnuts, Precoce Migoule is a yet. Good pollenizer for other chestnut vigorous, cold hardy tree with an upright varieties. #3253 growth habit. One of the best chestnuts

HAZELNUT (FILBERT) Corylus avellana • Bare root, $29.95+, 2 gallon, $35.95+ DORRIS One of the newest selections from the Or- egon State University breeding program, Dorris is one of the most compact Filbert varieties. Dorris bears great crops of par- ticularly flavorful nuts, which are great for fresh eating, roasting and baking. Plant with Jefferson for cross pollination. #3213 EPSILON Epsilon is another Eastern Filbert Blight resistant cultivar released by Oregon State University. It makes a great pollen- izer with its long flowering time and also produces excellent filberts. Incompatible pollenizer for Barcelona, Ennis, and Wil- lamette, but great for all other varieties. Commonly known as filberts in the PNW, Hazelnut varieties. Very resistant to #3204 these compact and attractive nut trees mold. All of our varieties are immune to are ideal for your yard and landscape. Eastern Filbert Blight, a serious fungal Actively growing virtually all year, disease that has damaged older varieties FELIX Named after nurseryman pioneer Felix hazelnuts feature striking, long, yellow, in Northwest orchards. Gillet, Felix was released as a late polliniz- male catkins that form in late fall and POLLINATION Plant with Jefferson, Eta, er compatible with Jefferson and other delicious and nutritious nuts that are or Theta for cross-pollination. varieties like Eta and Theta. It produces ready to harvest in September. We love RIPENING TIME September round, small nuts with good quality ker- roasted hazelnuts as a topping for ice SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- nels. Resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight. cream, in cereal, and for baking. drained soil #3211 BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. SIZE AT MATURITY 8' - 12' BLOOM TIME Winter and spring. YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. + HARDINESS Hardy to -30°F., flowers will GAMMA Gamma is completely resistant to Eastern be damaged below -15°F. Filbert Blight and is an excellent polliniz- PESTS & DISEASES er for Jefferson and other varieties. Pollen Filbert worm can damage nuts of all is shed mid-season and lasts for a short

88 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday duration. Nuts are medium-sized and duce crops in late August to early Sep- medium-size nuts and immunity to mature just before Barcelona. Gamma tember in the PNW region. #3210 Filbert Blight. Plant Theta with Jefferson should not be relied on as your only or Eta for cross-pollination. #3217 pollinizer as its flowering time is short. WEPSTER #3201 Wepster was first developed to supply WILLAMETTE the chocolate and baking industry Willamette was introduced in 1990 as HALL’S GIANT with the ideal kernel size ranging from Oregon State University’s first released As the name implies Hall’s Giant Tree 11-13 millimeters and kernel weighing cultivar in their hazelnut breeding pro- produces excellent crops of very large 47% of total weight. The tree is highly gram. Compared with the very popular hazelnuts. Trees are resistant to Eastern resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight and Barcelona, Willamette yields 50% more Filbert Blight and make a great pollen- its natural growth habit requires little marketable kernels and nuts have a izer for other hazelnut varieties. #3205 training making it the perfect orchard thinner and more attractive shell. Willa- companion. #3216 mette trees are moderately resistant to JEFFERSON Eastern Filbert Blight. #3201 Main Tree - Bears Most Fruit YAMHILL Jefferson is one of the latest selections Yamhill is a recent introduction from from Oregon State University, this dis- Oregon State University featuring ease resistant variety bears abundant attractive, compact growth habit, great crops of very large, delicious nuts. High crops of large and delicious nuts, and productivity makes Jefferson a very total resistance to Eastern Filbert Blight. popular choice for commercial growers. Yamhill’s high productivity has made it #3203 popular with commercial growers. Plant with Jefferson or Gamma for cross-polli- MCDONALD nation. #3218 McDonald was introduced at the 99th annual Nut Growers Society Meeting in ETA 2014. The new cultivar is named after Eta, actively growing virtually all year, Peter McDonald, a renowned grower feature striking, long, yellow, male cat- from Wilsonville, Oregon. #3215 kins that form in late fall, and delicious and nutritious nuts ready to harvest in TONDA DI GIFFONI September. We love roasting filberts as Tonda Di Giffoni is one of the most a topping for ice cream, in cereal, and for prized Italian cultivars due to its delec- baking. #3202 table, round kernels that are very easy to process. These cold-hardy plants can THETA be pruned into tree form or managed as This recent Oregon State University a giant bush. Early flowering, they pro- introduction features very flavorful,

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BEARING AGE Nuts grow on female trees that take up to 10 years to begin PARANÁ PINE NUT TREES bearing. BLOOM TIME Spring Araucaria angustifolia HARDINESS 0°F., USDA zone 7 Paraná pines are distinctive, with a bare, columnar trunk, crowned with a PESTS & DISEASES Pest and disease-re- flattened layer of whorled branches. sistant. The clusters of needle-like leaves at POLLINATION Monkey Puzzle seedlings the ends of these branches gave rise to will become either male or female trees. the species’ other common name, the A male and female tree are required for candelabra tree. Early explorers in the nut production. region reported its seeds’ importance This rare and unusual South American RIPENING TIME Late fall as a food source. Preparations of the evergreen tree is unique for its tiers of SITE & SOIL half to full day sun and tree’s leaves, bark and resin are used for stiff, pendulous branches that are cov- well-drained soil. medicinal purposes. Hardy to at least ered with dark green, short, sharp point- SIZE AT MATURITY Monkey Puzzle 5oF., once established. #4251 ed leaves. Monkey Puzzle is a striking, grows slowly to a mature height of valuable ornamental tree. The nuts are 30' - 40' or taller. sweet and starchy like chestnuts. #4250 YIELD PER PLANT 20 lbs. +

OAK TREES Quercus • 1 gallon, $24.95

from the northern part of its range will provide even more cold hardiness for an already exceptional street tree. Water for the first couple summers to get trees established and then let it fend for itself. Acorns can be eaten once the tannins are leached out and are beloved by wildlife. #3451

NEW HOLLY OAK Quercus ilex A truly stunning evergreen oak, the Hol- ly Oak is an icon of the Mediterranean NEW and quickly gaining popularity as a valu- OREGON WHITE OAK able climate adapted tree here in the Quercus garryana Pacific Northwest. Named for its leaves The iconic oak of the Willamette Valley, that resemble holly, but on a much more the Oregon White Oak was a key part of NEW CALIFORNIA COAST attractive tree in our opinion. One of the the oak savannah that dominated the LIVE OAK Quercus agrifolia hardiest evergreen oaks, the long lived Willamette Valley prior to European A gorgeous evergreen oak, the California Holly Oak will eventually become a very invasion. Trees can eventually reach a Coast Live Oak grows west of the Central large spreading specimen that casts stately 100 feet or so and their gorgeous Valley from Mendocino County all the deep shade. Some thinning of the cano- spreading form is quite the sight to be- way down to Baja California. Trees py makes for a nicer open look, but oth- hold on older specimens. Some trees of take on various forms, from scrubby erwise a very low to no maintenance oak great age can still be seen in pockets of multi-stemmed shrubs to stately 70 tree. Deserves to be much more widely the valley. Excellent wildlife tree and a foot tall spreading trees. In our northern planted on the West Coast. #3455 gift to future generations wherever they climates they often take the latter and are planted. #3452 with great haste and minimal water to boot! Though trees from warmer provenance have proven successful here we think our seedlings collected 90 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday NEW NEW SILVER CORK OAK LEAF OAK Quercus suber Quercus hypoleucoides The famed Cork One of our absolute fa- Oak Tree of the vorite evergreen oaks, Mediterranean is the Silver Leaf Oak lives one of the most up to its name with its iconic species of sage green leaves and that region and is gorgeous silvery white the national tree undersides that flicker of Portugal. The in the wind, glow from outer bark from the nearest streetlight the Cork Oak is har- and thankfully for us vested every 7 years or so to produce corks for bottling wine terrestrial creatures and other beverages. A stunning specimen plant in the urban or are best enjoyed from rural landscape, this broadleaf evergreen is long lived and very below! The Silver Leaf Oak hails from the always enticing sky climate appropriate for our region, being well adapted to areas islands of the Chiricahua Mountains of Southeast Arizona where with dry summers and wet, mild winters. Acorns from the Cork it coexists with Arizona Madrone, Netleaf Oak and Yucca rostra- Oak are quite large and absolutely adored by pigs. An excellent ta amongst many other favorites. #3456 silvopasture tree. #3450

PINE NUT TREES Pinus spp. • 5.5" banded pot - $16.95, 1 gallon - $25.95+

Beautiful, stately, evergreen trees, Stone Pines make great ornamentals and bear abundant crops of richly flavorful and very nutritious nuts called piñon or pignolo. These species are self-fertile and all like half-day to full sun and well-drained soil.

CHINESE WHITE PINE PINYON STONE PINE Pinus armandii Pinus edulis Chinese White Pine is a member of The Pinyon Stone Pine has been a sta- the white pine group, Pinus subgenus ple food source for people living in the Strobus, and like all members of that North American Southwest for thou- group, the leaves (‘needles’) are in fas- sands of years. In mast years the Pinyon cicles (bundles) of five, with a deciduous Pines of the Great Basin create thou- sheath. #4305 sands of pounds of incredibly delicious high quality pine nuts that are highly ITALIAN STONE PINE valued to this day. Slow growing and Pinus pinea well adapted to the extreme conditions Round and bushy when young, this of the Southwest, the Pinyon Pine is a SIBERIAN STONE PINE pine develops into a flat-topped, great nut crop for the xeriscape or wild Pinus sibirica umbrella-shaped tree when mature. Its garden. All it needs is well draining soil, A beautiful and stately tree, Siberian glossy, chestnut-brown cones contain being hardy all the way down to USDA Stone Pine is one of the hardiest trees. abundant, richly-flavorful nuts. #4308 Zone 4! Be sure not to overwater after Siberian is prized for its attractive dark trees are established as the garden hose green foliage and dense, pyramidal KOREAN STONE PINE can bring about their demise. #4330 shape. It has an extremely slow growth Pinus koraiensis rate which makes it a good plant for A beautiful tree with whorls of dark small gardens. #4320 green needles, this very hardy pine is an attractive and stately tree planted singly or in groups. Its large and tasty nuts are gathered in Korea and East Rus- sia and are greatly prized for their rich flavor and nutritional value. #4310

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NUT TREES KERMAN PETERS Kerman is the most widely grown Peters Pistachio is the male pollenizer variety in California’s Central Valley for Kerman. Peters does not bear fruit and nearly all commercial produc- but pollenizes up to eleven females. tion of pistachios come from Ker- Transplant carefully and do not disturb man. Kerman is a female variety and roots. #3222 requires Peters for cross-pollination. Long hot summer are required to ripen pistachios. Transplant care- fully and do not disturb roots. Pis- tachios grow very slowly to about 20-30 feet and are drought tolerant once established. #3221

WALNUT Juglans sp. • 1 year, Bare root $9.95 • 3 years, Bare root $29.95

SIZE AT MATURITY Buartnut and English Walnut: 25' - 30'. CARPATHIAN YIELD PER PLANT 100 lbs. + The nuts of Carpathian are thin and easy to crack, mild-flavored, and great to eat BUARTNUT fresh, or in baked goods. #3356 A cross of Butternut and Heartnut, Buartnut is a handsome, medium-sized CHAMBERS Prized for its heavy crops of very large, shade tree that produces abundant flavorful nuts, Chambers is also a hardy, crops of tasty nuts. They combine A large group of nut-bearing trees, vigorous and attractive tree. While par- the hardiness and delicious flavor of Walnuts are very attractive and valuable tially self-fertile, it will produce heavier Butternut with the high yields and shade trees as well as producing crops when planted with Franquette or easy to crack shell of the Heartnut. abundant crops of nutritious and tasty Manregion for cross-pollination. #3350 3 Years old: 4' - 5' in height #3300 nuts. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship Walnuts to AR, FRANQUETTE IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, OH, OK, PA, TN, The most widely planted English Walnut VA, WI or WV. ENGLISH WALNUTS in our region, Franquette is valued for BEARING AGE 4-5 years after planting Juglans regia large, flavorful nuts and its late-bloom- BLOOM TIME Spring ing, which allows it to escape damaging, late-spring frosts. Plant with Chambers HARDINESS Buartnut: -30°F., USDA Very flavorful and nutritious, English or Manregion for heavier crops. #3355 zone 4. Chambers & Franquette: Walnuts are great for eating fresh and 0°F.,USDA zone 7. especially nice in baked goods. This PESTS & DISEASES Walnut husk fly popular nut is still a valuable commer- MANREGION Manregion is a very hardy form of En- can be a problem, treat with non-toxic cial crop in Willamette Valley and many glish Walnut prized for large, easy to Kaolin dust. Walnuts are not bothered people consider our Oregon grown crack, delicious nuts. For a reliable pro- by significant diseases in the PNW. walnuts to be the most flavorful. En- ducer of great crops in the Northwest, POLLINATION Plant two varieties or glish Walnuts become stately and at- plant Manregion with Carpathian, or a seedlings for best crops. tractive, large trees, growing to 40 feet Black Walnut Seedling for cross-pollina- RIPENING TIME September or more in height and producing over tion. #3357 SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and a hundred pounds of nuts. Plant two well-drained soil. varieties for cross-pollination. 92 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday NEW ABUTILON FLOWERING MAPLE Abutilon megapotamicum • 1 gallon, $19.95 Known as lantern plants or flowering maples, Abutilon is a love- ly genus of broadleaf evergreens that produces an abundance of gorgeous lantern flowers from June until frost that are absolutely adored by hummingbirds. We first fell in love with this plant whilst lounging in a clifftop hot tub in the redwood forests of Trinidad, California as the hummingbirds visited each lantern that hung over our heads and we watched the sun set over the ocean. Gorgeous! Though fairly hardy in our area (USDA Zone 8) they benefit from a sheltered location out of wind and severe cold. If damaged by win- ter cold, water them consistently the following spring and they’ll likely bounce right back. They grow to 6 feet tall and just about as wide and they are very tolerant of a wide variety of sunlight condi- tions. Just make sure the soil is very well draining. #3460

ARTICHOKE Cynara scolymus • 1 gallon, $16.95 AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES,

BEARING AGE 1 year after planting. BLOOM TIME Late summer HARDINESS Artichokes will die back after hard frost. With mulching, they can be grown to –10oF. PESTS & DISEASES Artichokes are not bothered by pests or diseases. POLLINATION Self-fertile RIPENING TIME Summer SITE & SOIL Artichokes like 1/2 day to full sun and well- drained soil. SIZE AT MATURITY 4' - 5' YIELD PER PLANT 6-8/plant. GREEN GLOBE Green Globe flowers in early summer with flower buds that are deep green with a light purple tinge. A good harvest of three to four heads can be expected throughout the summer. They are three to four inches in diameter and have wonderfully thick, flavorful hearts. Proven to be the most hardy and remain productive for at least five years. Well draining soil helps artichokes survive PNW winters. #7760 PURPLE ITALIAN GLOBE Prized for its tasty leaves that form at the tip of large flower spikes, this unique variety is also a fine ornamental for your edible land- scape. #7765

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BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. JERSEY KNIGHT PURPLE PASSION BLOOM TIME Spring Jersey Knight is a hardy and vigorous Purple Passion is a very large and HARDINESS -30°F all-male perennial cultivar resistant attractive variety with abundant, PESTS & DISEASES Resistant to to fusarium and rust. This wonderful purplish-green, flavorful spears that rust, root/crown rot, and fusarium. asparagus will not only out-produce are green inside. #7744 POLLINATION Self-fertile most other cultivars, but it is also RIPENING TIME April to mid-June easy-to-grow, and capable of thriving SWEET PURPLE SITE & SOIL Full sun & nutrient in many different zones. #7742 Sweet Purple is a newer deep pur- rich, well-drained soils. Mulching ple cultivar that has a sweet flavor prevents weeds. MARY WASHINGTON and can be eaten raw or cooked. The SIZE AT MATURITY Harvest at Mary Washington has a fantastic fla- spears are less fibrous than others, 6"-8". vor and has been a trusted cultivar in which allows for more enjoyment and YIELD PER PLANT Maximum American gardens. It is well adapted less waste! #7746 yields will begin during the third & to the West Coast and very hardy. fourth season. #7743

AUSTRALIAN MINT BUSH AVOCADO

VEGGIES, ORNAMENTALS, AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES, Prostanthera rotundifolia • 1 gallon, $16.95 Persea americana var. drymifolia This bushy evergreen shrub from Australia has a complex minty aroma and • 1 gallon, $28.95 beautiful pinkish purple flowers. Relative to thyme, oregano, mint and sage. Grows quickly and makes a carpet of purple flowers when they drop in the summer. USDA Zone: 8b #11000 MEXICOLA SEEDLING BLOOM TIME Late spring Prized for its hardiness, early ripen- HARDINESS 27°F. ing and excellent fruit quality. While PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by pests or diseases. hardy enough to survive colder ar- POLLINATION Self-fertile eas, fruit will not set where there is SITE & SOIL Well-drained, moist soil. winter frost. Evergreen and naturally SIZE AT MATURITY 4' -6' compact. #4015 BEARING AGE 3 - 4 years after NEW VARIEGATED AUSTRALIAN MINT BUSH planting. This Variegated form of Australian Mint Bush features all the same aromatic and BLOOM TIME Late winter / early gorgeous qualities of the species in a gorgeous variegated form that lights up the spring garden with its bright yellow edges! #9922 HARDINESS About 15°F., USDA zone 8 PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by significant pest or diseases. NEW ALPINE MINT BUSH POLLINATION Partially self-fertile. Our new favorite groundcover! We first saw Planting two trees will increase Alpine Mint Bush at the University of Wash- yields. ington Arboretum and it was love at first RIPENING TIME Winter sight! Growing to only a foot or two high by SITE & SOIL full-to 1/2 day sun and about 3 or 4 feet wide the Alpine Mint Bush well-drained soil. If growing in pots, has all the amazing qualities of its close use coarse, well-drained, potting soil, relative the Australian Mint Bush in a low and water sparingly. growing and much more cold hardy form! SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' in White flowers make a lovely carpet in late height, smaller with pruning. spring and attracts bees to your orchard or YIELD PER PLANT 20 - 30 lbs. garden. Evergreen, fragrant and cute as a boot! #9990

94 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday BAMBOO black bamboo species. Canes can reach three and a half inches in diameter and RED MARGIN Red Margin bamboo is a graceful and over 40 feet in height when fully mature. attractive variety featuring luxurious, Hardy to 0°F., USDA zone 7. #4500 supple, dark green foliage and culm sheaths with an attractive red margin. BLACKSTRIPE This valuable and ornamental species This rare and beautiful form of black produces tasty shoots, strong canes, and bamboo features large, light green is reportedly tolerant of alkaline soils and canes with a wide stripe of brown or high winds. Red Margin grows 15-20 feet purplish black in the groove. These in height and is hardy to -5ºF. #4560 strong and durable canes can grow to Used throughout Asia for construction three and a half inches in diameter and and to manufacture paper, several bam- over 50 feet in height. #4545 SWEET SHOOT boo species are also prized for their sweet, Phyllostachys dulcis tasty shoots. A perfect edible screen, Very popular in China where it is called hedge or windbreak, you can let some CROOKSTEM Vegetable Bamboo, Sweet Shoot’s tasty A beautiful addition to your yard or shoots grow to maturity while eating the culms are used in salads, soups, stews, landscape, Crookstem is prized for its immature shoots that grow up alongside and stir-frys. Sweet Shoot is quite at- abundant, tasty shoots, vibrant green them. You can also thin out older canes tractive, with creamy-white young fo- canes that zig-zag at the base, attrac- and use them for garden stakes or making liage that stands out on the dark green tive upright form and lush, dark green flutes. Harvesting shoots is easy; simply culms. Sweet Shoot grows 20-25 feet in foliage. Grows to about 30 feet in height cut off new shoots just below the soil line height and is hardy to 0°F., USDA zone 7. and is hardy to -10°F. #4514 shortly after they emerge in the spring. #4564 They are delicious sliced and sautéed in stir-fries and other dishes. We offer both GIANT TIMBER A striking sight, the canes of this rare spreading and clumping bamboo species. and unique species can reach seven Spreading types typically have larger and CLUMPING BAMBOO inches in diameter and 60 feet in height Fargesia spp. (not edible) taller canes than the spreading varieties. when mature. The long, bright green Spreading can move quickly foliage of Giant Timber bamboo adds into other areas and cutting and eating to its garden appeal. Giant Timber also the shoots is a good way to restrain them. produces tasty shoots and is hardy to Clumping bamboo spreads slowly and DRAGON’S HEAD -10ºF. #4520 A rare, unique, and very hardy form of does not usually need to be contained. clumping Bamboo, Dragon’s Head has a PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship bamboo to HI. very attractive weeping form, accented SITE & SOIL Spreading bamboo like 1/2 GOLDEN GIANT TIMBER This very rare sub-species of Timber by pretty, willow-like foliage. A beau- day to full sun and most soils. Clumping bamboo features long, dark green tiful and useful species, Dragon’s Head bamboo like some afternoon shade. foliage and very large and striking, produces strong, half inch diameter HARDINESS 0°F. to – 20°F. depending golden-yellow canes, often with one or canes, grows 8-10 feet in height and is on the species. more green stripes. Golden Giant Timber hardy to minus 10oF. #4515 SIZE AT MATURITY 8' - 60' in height is one of the most beautiful bamboo depending upon species. species with canes that can reach seven PESTS & DISEASES Bamboo is FARGESIA RUFA inches in diameter and over 60 feet in Fargesia rufa is a very hardy, rare, and generally not bothered by pests or height. #4525 unique bamboo. This newly introduced diseases. species features orange-red culm GREEN sheaths that contrast nicely with the Enjoy the graceful, fine foliage of this dark green canes and attractive, tropical RUNNING BAMBOO attractive species as it shimmers in the looking foliage. Growing to only eight Phyllostachys spp. slightest breeze. One of the hardiest feet in height, this bamboo makes a fine species, Green bamboo can survive tem- specimen plant in smaller spaces or in peratures as low as -20°F. Green bamboo a container on your patio or deck. This shoots are particularly tasty and its canes bamboo likes some afternoon shade and BLACK can grow to two inches in diameter and is hardy to minus 20ºF. #4518 Striking black canes and attractive, dark 15-20 feet in height. #4540 green, lush foliage distinguish this rare

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 95 produces the flavorful Bay Leaf used in IVORY COLUMN many dishes. This hard-to-find, very attrac- HARDINESS To about 0°F. USDA zone 7 tive bamboo features glossy, NEW BLUE PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by bright green foliage, and pests or diseases. strong canes that can reach 20 BEAN TREE SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and well- feet in height with white culm Decaisea fargesii drained soil. sheaths that contrast nicely 1 gallon, $26.95 with dark green canes. Ivory SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' in height. Column bamboo likes after- noon shade and is hardy to 0ºF. #4517 UMBRELLA Umbrella bamboo is one of the most beautiful clumping bamboos. Prized for delicate, light green foliage and grace- ful, weeping habit. Umbrella bamboo grows to 12 feet with sturdy, half inch in diameter This attractive, evergreen small tree canes, hardy to -20ºF. #4570 produces the true Bay Leaf used in gour- met soups and other Mediterranean dishes. Its upright growth habit and The obscure Blue Bean Tree is originally very dark green foliage add beauty to from Bhutan via the seedsman, explorer any garden or landscape. It is slow JAPANESE & plant breeder Chris Homanics and is growing. Bay Tree can be brought inside also known as Dead Man’s Fingers for its as a house plant in the winter in colder VEGGIES, ORNAMENTALS, AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES, BANANA finger-like blue fruits. This 15-20ft tall regions. #4020 Musa basjoo wispy tree is actually an Akebia Vine rel- 1 gallon, $19.95 ative. The trunk can reach 8 inches thick AUREA 2 gallons, $29.95 but quickly tapers- kinda like a Dr. Suess Aurea is an attractive Bay Tree with tree. The unique fruit is reminiscent of bright golden-yellow, very aromatic fo- 10 gallons, $49.95 Akebia fruit with a mild coconut-like fla- liage. #4022 vor. You eat the jelly-pulp around the This hardy species has been grown for inedible seeds by slurping the sweet fiber for hundreds of years in Japan. WILLOW jewels out of the pod then swishing Similar to the regular Bay Tree, but this Growing 10-12 feet, Japanese Banana them around in your mouth and spiting variety features finely cut, willow-like has huge leaves which can be used out the inedible seeds, just like how foliage. #4025 to prepare Mexican and Asian dishes. you’d eat passion fruits. Such a special Though it doesn’t fruit in northern cli- and unusual fruit snack. The fruit is ripe mates, it provides an amazing tropical around the end of October and you feel to your landscape. PNW gardeners could even use them as an unusual cen- have been enjoying this hardy species terpiece for Halloween decorations. You COMFREY for many years and it is reportedly hardy Symphytum x uplandicum will frighten people by leaving the fruit to zone 6a where it will die back in the clusters out on the counter because they $9.95 - $19.95 winter and grow into a full sized plant live up to their name of looking like again in the summer. #4400 This notorious powerhouse permacul- dead man’s fingers. #10005 ture plant presents itself with large, fuzzy leaves that are the foundation for tall green stalks clustered with pale-lav- ender flowers, which are adored by BAY TREE bees all spring and summer long. Laurus nobilis • 1 gallon, $19.95

Prized for its dark, green, aromatic foliage, this attractive, compact tree

96 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday Tanoak is an exceptional dwarf subspe- AXMINSTER GOLD cies of the widespread Tanoak endemic VARIEGATED to the Siskiyou Mountains of Southern Used for animal forage, various medic- NW NATIVES Oregon and Northern California. It inal preparations, and soil building, grows to only about 3 or 4 feet in height Axminster Gold is a beautiful variegated and forms a dense round shrub. The new plant. They look similar to a large hosta growth leaves emerge a bright blu- and have beautiful pink flowers that are NEW ish-pink before fading to gold, and a favorite of bees. Being a sterile hybrid eventually to a gorgeous light blue. The it will not spread by seeds but can CHRISTMAS flowers are very similar to chestnut spread by rhizomes. Prefers full-sun to flowers in bloom, eventually giving way part-shade. #9814 BERRY TREE Hetero- to golden brown "acorns" that are meles arbutifolia adored by wildlife and humans too, (if BOCKING 14 RUSSIAN you can leach out the tannins). This The Bocking 14 variety is a sterile hybrid plant is TOUGH and wants to be in well- that will not set seed but can still drained, nutrient poor native soils that spread via rhizomes and root chunks. are very well draining in full sun. Many If you don’t want it to spread then it is thanks to the most generous man in important to plant it in a place where horticulture, Sean Hogan, for turning us the soil won’t be disturbed. Used by on to this plant and so many others! many ecological minded gardeners and #7601 farmers to build soil and bring nutrients to the surface and as a “chop and drop” NEW TANOAK mulch. #9815 Christmas Berry, also known as Toyon is Notholithocarpus densiflorus a stunning and underused West Coast One of the West Coast's most handsome native that we adore for its evergreen native broadleaf evergreens, the tanoak foliage, profusions of white flowers and grows in the coast range from Southern beautiful red berries that ripen around Oregon down to Southern California. CAPER The name comes from the tannins in Capparis spinosa var. inermis Christmas time. Toyon has long been used as a traditional food source and the bark that were once used to tan cow • 1 gallon, $19.95 makes an excellent jam, fruit leather or hides. Trees can grow in full shade to full addition to fermented drinks though it sun and are extremely drought tolerant must be cooked to remove the cyanide once established. The "acrons" drop SPINELESS in late summer and can be eaten if the This hard-to-find species produces the compound from the berry! Once cooked tannins are leached out but the jays and tasty, green flower buds (capers) that it has a lovely cherry flavor and if you squirrels usually get to them first. Very enliven salads, sauces and pasta dishes. decide not to harvest it is a favorite ber- handsome tree, it is a mystery to us why Flower buds are harvested just before ry for wildlife! #6460 this isn't a more common tree in our cit- they open and are salted or pickled be- ies and gardens. #7600 fore use. If let to open, they form large, attractive, pinkish-white flowers. It's unique for its lack of thorns and forms a NEW DWARF BLUE NEW DEVIL’S CLUB very attractive, shrub. Salt-tolerant and Oplopanax horridus A truly stunning and unique Northwest can be grown near the ocean. #9540 OGW favorite! TANOAK native, Devil’s Club lives up to its name BEARING AGE 2-3 years after planting. Notholithocarpus densiflorus ssp. with treacherous spiny shoots that rise HARDINESS Caper is hardy to about echinoides up in devilish defiance to the otherwise 15ºF. In cold regions, grow in a contain- soft and lush arboreal rainforest sur- er and bring to a protected location in roundings. Long valued for its medicinal the fall. properties, Devil’s Club is a great addi- PESTS & DISEASES Caper is not both- tion to the shade garden for anyone who ered by pests or diseases. wishes to harvest this very unique plant POLLINATION Pollination is not that has a limited natural range usually required. growing in dense old growth forests. RIPENING TIME July Related to American of Eastern SITE & SOIL Prefers half-to full-day North America and often called “Alaskan sun, & very well-drained soil. Ginseng”. Hardy to USDA Zone 5 and pre- SIZE AT MATURITY 2' - 3' fers a woodland setting. #9970

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 97 Also known by the names Cape Goose- berry, Andean or Peruvian Groundcher- HARDY WHITE ry, or Goldenberry, this South American Hedychium coronarium Petasites japonicus White butterfly ginger lily, or simply FUKI nightshade produces delicious, incredi- • 1 gallon, $19.95 Hardy White Ginger, a cousin of culinary bly nutritious, large golden berries. The ginger, Zingiber officinale. Its green velvety leaves and beautiful lantern-like stalks grow from thick rhizomes to a calyx that encases the fruit give it in- height of three to seven feet. Leaves credible ornamental appeal. It is a ram- are lance-shaped and sharp-pointed, bling three to five foot understory plant arranged in two neat ranks that run the that is grown as a long season annual in length of the stem. From midsummer temperate climates, or taken indoors to through autumn, the stalks are topped be perennialized. The berries are sweet with 6-12" long clusters of incredibly with a complex and tangy aftertaste fragrant, white flowers that look like similar to pineapple or mango with butterflies. The flowers eventually give strawberry notes. These plants came to way to showy seed pods chock-full of us from a Peruvian seed source select- bright red seeds. Hardy to USDA zone ed for their exceptionally large berries. 7B. #HED0406 They can be eaten fresh, juiced, turned into jams and marmalades, or dehydrat- A spectacular giant perennial, ed to be eaten as a tropical winter snack. Fuki features huge round leaves #10001 that can grow to 21/2 feet across. This amazing foliage is supported NEW GOMCHEE by three feet long stalks that are a prized vegetable in Japan. In KOREAN the spring you will also be re- GINGER warded with numerous spikes of • 1 gallon, $19.95 MOUNTAIN

VEGGIES, ORNAMENTALS, AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES, white, daisy-like, fragrant flow- ers that are used in Japanese VEGETABLE cooking. Fuki likes half-day to full sun Ligularia fischeri and does well in moist soil with frequent watering or near a pond or stream. Fuki Ligularia fischeri also called Fiscer’s Li- grows three to four feet in height and gularia or Gomchee as we are calling can be grown where temperatures fall it is known as “king of the Mountain to minus 20°F. It can spread rapidly so Vegetables” in Korea. Gomchee is a pe- locate it with care. rennial temperate climate leafy green. It is truly an obscure yet much-needed VARIEGATED shape tolerant green. This plant will fill A form of Fuki featuring creamy-white in and spread in the cool, moist, shaded and green, variegated foliage. #7715 habitat. If you grow in a garden just give it plenty of water (never let it dry out GREEN at all) and ample afternoon shade and This form of Fuki is distinguished by very Hedychium coccineum it will take off! Just be warned it is so large, deep-green foliage. #7710 SCARLET Scarlet Ginger is one of the most strik- delicious slugs and snails will devour it. ing ornamentals the can be grown in It is traditionally used as a “wrap” leaf. our climate. A relative of the common We have tested this and it is incredible culinary ginger, Scarlet Ginger produces and clean tasting with a hint of chrysan- an abundance of red flowers in late sum- themum. There is no sharp taste or after GIANT GROUND- mer when not much else is flowering on bite either. The smell is also mildly rem- tall erect seven foot stems. Pair this one iniscent of chrysanthemum. We think it CHERRY with a hardy banana or bamboo to real- is delicious! Eaten fresh as salad when (Cape gooseberry) Physalis peruviana ly give your tropical garden a splash of young, used as wraps, cooked in soups, • 3½" pot, $8.95 texture and color. USDA Hardiness: zone stir-fried or fried as tempura, this is an • 1 gallon, $16.95 7B. #HED0407 all-purpose high-quality food plant des- tined for stardom! #10010

98 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday GROUNDNUT INDIAN PLUM LEMON Apios americana Oemleria cerasiformis • 3½" pot, $12.95 • 1 gallon, $19.95 VERBENA Aloysia citrodora This valuable, Native American, hardy • 1 gallon, $19.95 perennial vine is prized for its nutty, potato-like tubers. Once widely grown Lemon Verbena, also called Lemon Bee- in North America, it is now a commer- brush is native to western SouthAmerica cial crop in Japan. This vigorous vine and is prized for its intense lemon fra- can grow up to 15 feet in one season grance. It is a multi-functional culinary and produces attractive, reddish brown herb used to flavor meat dishes, yo- flowers. Like potatoes, the tasty, wal- gurts, salad dressings, sorbets or really nut-sized tubers should be cooked be- anything you want the taste of lemon in. fore eating. #7528-3.5 It also makes a wonderful and aromatic tea. Lemon Verbena will begin to defoli- One of the first plants to bloom in the ate at temperatures below freezing but spring, Indian produces racemes of at- its wood is said to be hardy to 14ºF. If tractive, almond-scented, white flowers your winters are too harsh to grow Lem- which are followed by clusters of small, on Verbena outdoors, it can be grown HORSERADISH sweet, raisin-size fruit. Indian grows Armoracia rusticana ‘Big Top’ as a potted plant and brought indoors 8-12 feet and is hardy to -10°F., USDA • 1 gallon, $19.95 during the freezing months. #9810 zone 6. #4700

LEMONGRASS LILY, EDIBLE Cymbopogon citratus • 1 gallon, $19.95 • 1 gallon, $16.95 We discovered these beautiful This unique perennial produces the and useful lil- tangy horseradish that livens up mus- ies in China. tard, dressings and other condiments. Very popular As with all perennials, Horseradish dies delicacies in back in the fall and comes back in late the Shaanxi spring. Dig roots year-round for fresh province, they horseradish. #7732 are used in a wide variety of dishes. Be- HARDINESS -20°F., USDA zone 5. sides having either edible bulbs or flow- PESTS & DISEASES Big Top is not both- ers, they are attractive perennials and will ered by pests or diseases. complement any garden. Lilies like half- SIZE AT MATURITY 3' - 4' in height. Very popular in South East Asian cuisine, day to full sun and well-drained soil. They SITE & SOIL Big Top like 1/2 day to full this wonderful perennial grass features are not bothered by pests or diseases. sun and well drained soil. strongly lemon-scented one inch wide YIELD PER PLANT : 2 - 3 lbs. leaves that grow three to four feet in PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship height. Our plants have a purple blush, DAYLILY Hemerocallis citrina Horseradish to HI especially at the base. Lemongrass likes This very hardy and attractive lily features well-drained soil, half-day to full sun deliciously fragrant, lemon-colored flowers. and is not hardy outdoors except in frost The unopened buds of these large flowers are free climates. Pest and disease free and a real delicacy in stir-frys, soups, and stews. very easy-to-grow as a containerized A beautiful addition to flower beds and bor- plant that can be taken indoors in the ders, Citron Daylily grows two to three winter. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship feet in height and is hardy to minus 35°F, Lemongrass to HI #7770 USDA zone 4. #7530

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 99 dark green, dense foliage, and its red, LANZHO LILY strawberry-like, edible fruit. Strawber- Lilium davidii var. unicolor ry Tree is hardy to about 0 degrees F., This very attractive Lanzho Lily and prefers half day to full sun and well is prized for its bright red flow- drained soil. #4080 ers and large, delicious bulbs. Crunchy and sweet, you can use them like water chestnuts in stir- NEW PACIFIC MADRONE frys and soups. Lanzho likes fil- menziesii Perhaps the most iconic and beloved tered shade in hot regions. Lanzho tree of the Pacific Coast, the Pacific Ma- Lily grows 12-18" in height and is drone Tree has captured the hearts of hardy to minus 20°F., USDA zone Northwesterners for thousands of years. 5. #7510 ‘CHIRI’ ARIZONA With its gorgeous exfoliating red bark, muscular trunks, gorgeous evergreen MADRONE leaves and white lantern-like flowers, ‘Chiri’ is a selection of Arizona Madrone the Pacific Madrone is a tree that has from the Chiricahuan Mountains intro- something going for it in all seasons. LONGEVITY duced by Sean Hogan of Cistus Nursery. Much like the closely related Strawberry It is similar to other Madrone species Tree, Pacific Madrone fruits can be eaten SPINACH with its glossy blue green leaves and Gynura procumbens fresh or made into jams, though they are beautiful Ericaceous flowers and edible not particularly flavorful on their own. • 1 gallon, $9.95 orange fruits. The young bark peels to #4083 reveal patchy creamy colors and the Thisleafy green from SE Asia older bark is mostly gray with patches of couldn’t be easier to grow! exposed reddish patches that madrones Named for its nutrient density are known for. Very drought tolerant

VEGGIES, ORNAMENTALS, AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES, and many health benefits, Lon- once established but will tolerate OSTRICH FERN gevity Spinach is our favorite summer water so long as the soil is well Matteuccia struthiopteris windowsill green. It is not frost draining. Makes an excellent street tree • 1 gallon, $19.95 hardy so we grow them in pots or focal point to the xeriscape garden. on our kitchen windowsills where Much more garden tolerant than our we can harvest nutritious greens all year native and deserves long for salads, sandwiches, smoothies, to be more widely planted. #4081 and stir fries. SPCH-1G ‘MARINA’ MADRONE Arbutus sp. Marina is one of our favorite Arbutus MADRONES cultivars! Though the exact lineage Arbutus spp. of the Marina variety is unknown it is 1 gallon +, $19.95 – $49.95 thought to be a cross between and Arbutus andrachne. Marina looks very similar to our native Pacific The Arbutus genus contains some of the Madrone (Arbutus menziesii) but much most spectacular and handsome speci- more easily cultivated. Unfortunately mens that can be grown in our climate. it is not quite as hardy but pecimens Though the native Pacific Madrone (Ar- have survived here in zone 8 if given a butus menziesii) is nearly impossible to protected location and a proper micro- With its deep-green, three to four feet cultivate, these other Arbutus species climate. #4082 tall fronds, this beautiful fern will com- are much more tolerant of garden con- plement any landscape. In the spring ditions and to some extent summer wa- you can stir-fry the delicious fiddleheads tering. A true Mediterannean tree, Ma- STRAWBERRY TREE that taste somewhat like asparagus. Os- drones should not be watered after the Arbutus unedo trich Fern is hardy to -30°F. or below, first year as it can actually bring about This unique, southern European, ever- USDA zone 4, and likes partial shade and their demise. The fruit on all Arbutus green shrub is a great addition to the cool, moist soil. #7552 species is edible though quality of the garden and landscape. Slow growing to fruit varies from species to species. 8 ft. in height, it is prized for its profuse, urn-shaped, white flowers, it’s glossy,

100 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday Though often reported to be dioecious, we have seen lone individuals bearing NEW seeds without any other Sechuan Pep- OREGON SAN JOSE per plants around, but planting two for good cross-pollination can ensure better MYRTLE OSMANTHUS crops. #4092 Umbellularia californica Osmanthus fortunei • 1 gallon, $19.95 A lovely hybrid tea olive that we adore Native to Oregon, this beautiful for its winter flowering fragrance and evergreen tree is prized for its dense, usefulness as a drought tolerant broad NEW TASMANIAN dark green, aromatic foliage, which leaved evergreen shrub. The world could is used as a substitute for Bay Leaves use a few more Osmanthus hedges and MOUNTAIN in cooking, and its light brown wood, a few less arborvitae which is why we which is used to make the famed carry this gorgeous variety of Osman- PEPPER Drimys lanceolata Myrtlewood crafts found in shops on the thus. The perfume of the flowers can be A lovely and valuable Australian native Oregon coast. Oregon Myrtle is covered smelled a mile away and is intoxicating- that grows about 8 feet tall and fea- with small yellow flowers in the spring ly sweet at a time of year when the skies tures glossy evergreen leaves with gor- and grows slowly to 20-25 feet in height are usually grey. #9965 geous bright red stems. An absolutely with an attractive round shape. It likes gorgeous ornamental, the Tasmanian half-day to full sun and moist soils. Pest- Mountain Pepper also produces deli- free, hardy to 0oF., USDA zone 7. #4030 cious peppery berries that can add some SANSHO PEPPER unique pizzaz to your culinary creations. Zanthoxylum piperitum We were first turned on to this plant by • 1 gallon, $24.95 some chefs in the area and decided we PALM $19.95 - $69.95 must grow this edible and ornamental Also known as Japanese Pepper, Sansho beauty from down under! This Moun- JELLY PALM is an attractive shrub or small tree grow- tain Pepper is somewhat drought toler- Butia capitata ing 10-12 feet in height. Highly prized in ant once established but benefits from This South American native is hardy Japanese cuisine, Sansho bears abun- occasional summer water. #9995 enough to be grown in most areas of the dant, aromatic, small red fruits accented PNW. Slow growing to 10 feet or more by handsome, dark green, three to six in height, Jelly Palm features a brown, inch long foliage. The dried fruit hulls, thatchy, thick trunk topped with a strik- small black seeds, and peppery leaves ing crown of downward curving, feath- are used as a spice for flavoring rice and PITIONA Lippia alba ery, grey green leaves which will grow other dishes. Sansho has a unique, tin- • 1 gallon, $19.95 to six feet or more in length. Jelly Palm gly, electric, spiciness. Sansho likes half- produces long spikes of attractive white day to full sun, well-drained soil and is flowers followed by tasty, yellowish-or- pest and disease-resistant. It is hardy to PITIONA OAXACA ange fruit which can be eaten fresh or -15°F., USDA zone 5. #4090 used to make tasty jams. #4620 LEMON VERBENA This Mexican native forms an attrac- tive, evergreen, small shrub growing to WINDMILL PALM about five feet in height. Pitiona Oaxaca Trachycarpus fortunei SECHUAN Lemon Verbena is prized for its beautiful A unique, strikingly attractive and very white, pink and lavender flowers and its hardy palm, Windmill Palm is a spectac- mint and lemon scented, aromatic foli- ular addition to Northwest gardens and PEPPER Zanthoxylum simulans age, which is very popular for flavoring landscapes. Grow Windmill Palm in the • 1 gallon, $24.95 Mexican food such as molé and other ground or in a pot on your patio. They sauces. Pitiona likes half-day to full sun also thrive in other areas of the U.S. with This attractive, small shrub grows to and is very drought resistant. In the mild winters. Windmill Palm features about six feet in height and produces the Northwest and other northern regions long, dark green fronds and can grow to spicy foliage and peppercorns known to Pitonia should be grown in containers 10-12 feet in height. The young flower fans of Chinese cuisine. Pest and disease and protected from frost. #4010 brachts are edible and can be eaten like free, Szechuan Pepper likes half-day bamboo shoots. #4660 to full sun and well-drained soil and is hardy to minus 10oF., USDA zone 6.

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 101 under, the Tasmanian Tree Fern eventu- ally forms a trunk that can grow over 10 feet tall! It’s so beloved that gardeners RHUBARB STEVIA Stevia rebaudiana in the Northwest have tried for years to Rheum rhabarbarum • 3½" pot, $9.95 grow it with all sorts of overwintering • 1 gallon, $19.95 techniques, sometimes with great suc- Grow your own natural sweetener! cess. But to be sure it overwinters it can A unique South American native, Stevia SITE AND SOIL Moderately be grown in a pot and grown indoors, is a small shrub with intensely sweet fertile, well-drained soil with though it is thought to be the most cold leaves­­—more than 10 times sweet- full to partial sun. hardy of any tree fern. Does amazing- er than sugar. Stevia can stay outside BEARING AGE 1st year after ly well along the California Coast and year-round in zone 10. In other areas, planting. makes a gorgeous house plant! Prefers stevia thrives outdoors as an annual, SIZE AT MATURITY 2’ - 3’ shade and ample moisture. #7756 or in a container brought indoors over SOW TIME Spring or fall winter. Pinching back the new shoots in RIPENING TIME May-June the summer prevents it from flowering USDA ZONE 3-9 and creates a bushier plant. Plant stevia in well-drained soil in half-to full-day CRIMSON CHERRY sun when temperatures are above 60oF. Crimson Cherry produces copi- Stevia grows two to three feet and is ous, thick, deep-red stalks that not bothered by pests or diseases. To are both tender and sweet. Very use stevia, dry the leaves and stems and hardy and easy-to-grow, it is an make them into a powder. #7750 excellent addition to the home garden that will remain produc- tive for decades. #7701 VICTORIA NEW

VEGGIES, ORNAMENTALS, AND MORE ORNAMENTALS, VEGGIES, BRAZILIAN Victoria grows prolific, thin, tender stalks with a pink blush. GUNNERA TEA Noticeably sweeter and milder Gunnera manicata • 1 gallon, $19.95 than other cultivars. #7700 An attractive and surprisingly hardy ev- Very similar to the Chilean Gunnera but ergreen shrub, tea can be easily grown in from the other side of the continent, our region and other parts of the coun- Brazilian Gunnera is even larger and try with mild winters. Tea produces an SEA KALE more monstrous than its Chilean cousin. abundance of one and a half inch-wide, Crambe maritima Give it plen ty of water and a bog-like fragrant, fall-blooming, white flowers • 3½" pot, $9.95 setting. Some folks even plant a large accented by leathery, dark green foliage. • 1 gallon, $19.95 saucer under their gunnera’s so they Tea leaves are harvested throughout the can constantly be sitting in standing summer and are cured and used to make water. In a rain garden or by the edge of both green and . Pest and dis- This perennial Brassica family plant is a pond is a great spot for them too. The ease free, Tea grows four to five feet and native to coastal Europe and is an all stems can be peeled and eaten just like is hardy to about 0°F. It likes half-day to star of the perennial vegetable world. the Chilean Gunnera. A truly exceptional full sun and well-drained, acidic soil. All parts of this plant are edible­--the and otherworldly plant! #9931 roots, new shoots, leaves, flower heads, KOREAN TEA SEEDLING and young seed pods are all edible Hardy and productive, our Korean Tea giving you many different seasons to plants come from the mountains of the harvest from this unique and delicious Boseong region where an annual Green plant. It is salt tolerant and prefers full NEW TASMANIAN Tea Festival takes place. #6908 sun-part shade. Sea Kale has been used for centuries to prevent scurvy and was TREE FERN SOCHI TEA SEEDLING one of Thomas Jefferson’s favorite vege- Dicksonia antarctica Our Sochi Tea Seedlings are from the tables. #SEAK area around Sochi, Russia where they Oh how we wish this magnificent tree are used to produce the most northern fern was just slightly more cold hardy! tea in the world. Tea from these plants is A truly extravagant creature from down very aromatic and flavorful. #6940

102 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday RICHMOND’S PURPLE Brassica oleracea YERBA MATE TREE COLLARD Enjoy delicious and colorful greens all Ilex paraguariensis • 1 gallon, $19.95 year with this amazing perennial kale! While most brassicas are biennial, pe- Grow this unique, South American rennial tree collards continue vegetative Holly and enjoy making your own de- growth for many years without flow- licious, stimulating tea. An attractive, ering—up to 20 years. Selected for its evergreen shrub, Yerba Mate is hardy beautiful foliage, tree collards are an es- to about 25oF., USDA zone 9. In northern sential piece of any perennial vegetable climates in can be grown in a container garden. The sweet leaves are even tast- and brought in for the winter. The tea is ier than typical collards. USDA hardiness made from dried leaves and is very high to zone 8. #9950 in anti-oxidants. #6990

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CRIMSON CLOVER WINTER GREEN COVER HONEY BEE Trifolium incarnatum A very effective and economical cover This mix is a blend of annual and pe- One of the most beautiful cover crops, crop mix. Contains: 30% Annual Rye rennial flowers that provide nectar and Crimson Clover can be planted in late Grass, 25% Walken Oats, 15% Luoma pollen to honey bees. These flowers are summer or early fall and overwinters to triticale, 10% Crimson clover, 10% Com- proven favorites of honey bees in our provide nitrogen and green manure to mon vetch, 5% Austrian winter peas. gardens and will provide bee forage all the soil. Sow seeds at least four weeks WGCCM season long. It is ideal for honey bee- before killing frost and mow before they keepers and others interested in honey set seed. Features beautiful flowers BEE FEED bee health. This mix can be used in and makes a wonderful spring time This mix is a blend of annual and pe- garden beds, borders, and other main- show, especially when planted in mass. rennial flowers that provide nectar and tained areas. HBWFM CCLOVER pollen to bees and other pollinizers. It contains early, mid, and late blooming GARDEN VETCH Vicia sativa flowers to provide bee forage all season An excellent cover crop, fixing 50-110 long. Flowers are suitable for short- pounds of nitrogen per acre. Seed at a tongued and long-tongued bees and rate of 1 pound per 1,000 square feet. come in a wide range of colors for an Excellent green manure crop as well. attractive display. WPWFM VETCH

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 103 it can be a bit invasive so be careful tolerant and an excellent companion where you plant it! Has proven har- plant to any young fruit tree. Grows dy here in Portland though will have three to four feet in height and width ACACIAS some top die back in particularly and produces beautiful blueish pur- $19.95 harsh winters. #9925 ple flowers in spring that the bees love. Flowers are followed by beauti- ful seed pods that turn a deep indigo color and were used as rattles by chil- dren in simpler times. Can also be used to make indigo dye and has of- ten been used as a substitute for the true Indigofera. #9818

NEW BIRD OF CEANOTHUS NEW OVENS WATTLE Acacia pravissima PARADISE Ovens Wattle has one of the most unique leaf textures you might ever SHRUB Caesalpinia gilliesii see! What are actually small phyl- lodes or flattened leaf stalks held The Bird of Paradise shrub definite- close to the stem are triangular and ly falls into the "you can't possibly have a geometric look to them. Fra- grow that here!" category in that it grant yellow flowers emerge in early looks like something from the trop- spring and turn the whole plant yel- ics with its incredibly showy giant low! Best in a sheltered position in yellow flowers and 3" long bright red NEW CONCHA full sun and hardy to about 15F. Can stamens protruding from the center. One of the oldest cultivated Cean- be grown as a large shrub or small It truly looks like a flower from the othus hybrids and still remains a tree. #9926 tropics! The fine divided foliage is favorite. Graceful arching branches a light grayish green and makes an explode with dark blue blossoms incredible backdrop for the exotic that perfume the air and feed the looking flowers. Prefers the hottest bees. Can withstand a pretty wide location you can give it in full sun. variety of soils for a Ceanothus but of Drought adapted and native to Ar- course well-draining soils with light gentina and Uruguay. Deciduous and summer water are best. #9972 surprisingly hardy to Zone 7. #9935 NEW PT. REYES Easily the most widely planted Cean- othus ground cover, and for good

NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION PLANTS, & XERISCAPING NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION reason! This beautiful evergreen is as NEW SILVER WATTLE BLUE FALSE tough as they come, excels in hot dry Acacia dealbata situations, on slopes, and delights One of the most cold hardy Acacias, INDIGO the bees when the plant gets abso- Silver Wattle is a gorgeous and fast Baptisia australis lutely covered in violet blue flowers growing evergreen tree that can each March. Stems root as they touch reach up to 30 feet tall when mature. the ground making it a valuable Flowers emerge in January through erosion control ground cover. And February and cover the tree in yellow it fixes nitrogen too! Perfect for the blossoms that the bees adore! As a parking strip or under a young fruit member of the pea family the Silver tree. #9971 Wattle is an excellent nitrogen fixing tree for large scale fertility building CENTENNIAL and is grown as an ornamental by Blue False Indigo is one of our all time This groundcover is a multi-func- acacia lovers in temperate climates favorite nitrogen fixers. This deep tional and extremely tough plant. all over the world. In certain climates rooted prairie species is very drought Centennial Ceanothus explodes with

104 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday blue flowers in late spring as hundreds of its tiny blossoms open up, much to MAHONIA ‘CHARITY’ the delight of bees that seem to cover Mahonia x media ‘Charity’ every blossom. If that weren’t enough, 'LILAC BEAUTY' This relative of the Oregon Grape is one Centennial is also a nitrogen-fixing and of the most gorgeous and architectural drought tolerant evergreen. A truly YARROW plants we’ve seen—makes a great focal wonderful plant for a permaculture Achillea millefolium point in the garden! Grows much larger guild planting or as a companion plant than our native Mahonia, and flowers to one of your young fruit trees. #9012 in the middle of winter, much to the delight of the Anna’s hummingbird that overwinters here. When collected at the DARK STAR right time, the bright yellow blossoms Dark Star is our favorite Ceanothus. have a tartness coupled with hints of Compact leaves and gorgeous displays tropical notes. Birds love the dark purple of incredibly fragrant flowers make a fruit. Likes part shade, especially in the wonderful ever green screen or privacy afternoon and is very drought tolerant hedge and can also be used as a drought once established. Do yourself and the tolerant nitrogen fixing shrub in areas One of the most multi-functional com- birds a favor and plant Mahonia Charity with poor soil or little to no summer panion plants around! Yarrow is prized in a place where it has room to become rains. Like most Ceanothus, it needs zero for drought tolerance, beautiful flowers its fullest self! Grows 6-10 feet tall and summer water once established making and many medicinal and culinary uses. 5-7 feet wide. #9820 it an ideal candidate for xeriscaping. The young leaves can be eaten or in- #9013 fused into a tea and can even be used to staunch bleeding, hence one of its names, herbal militaris. The Lilac Beau- ty cultivar produces gorgeous lilac col- JERUSALEM ored flowers that attract butterflies and beneficial insects as well as being a deep SAGE rooted dynamic accumulator that brings Phlomis russeliana x fruticosa nutrients from deep in the subsoil to the surface. #9917

NEW SOFT CARRESS MAHONIA MAHONIA One of the most exciting Mahonias to come along in years! While many of the selected forms of Mahonia cultivars get quite large, Soft Caress stays very compact growing to only 3 or 3.5 feet Jerusalem Sage, also known as Phlomis, in height by 3 feet wide, or even smaller is one of our favorite drought tolerant with pruning. The beautiful yellow flowering plants. Not only is it a very flowers that Mahonias are so cherished tough evergreen shrub, but the tubular for appear in fall or early winter on Soft yellow flowers presented on dazzling NEW BEIJING BEAUTY Caress to add a splash of color to the spikes are some of the most delicious winter garden. The fine feathery foliage you will ever taste. On a hot summer’s MAHONIA fits well in a Japanese style garden and Another excellent new Mahonia selec- day nothing is better than plucking one is reminiscent of bamboo foliage. Plant tion, Beijing Beauty Mahonia features of the flowers from its base and tasting Soft Caress in shade to part shade in textured evergreen foliage, large sprays the sweet nectar. Hardy to 0°F., USDA well draining clay soil for best results. of late blooming yellow flowers and or- zone 7. #9916 Performs very well on the north side of a namental, edible berries that ripen in house or among other taller plantings. spring. Perfect for dry shade and sure #9701 to please your overwintering humming- birds. Also, try making Mahonia jam with the fruit! #9702

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 105 to grow variety for our climate. Dr. round. Deserves to be a cornerstone of Hurd is one of the most architectural landscapes around the west. #9986 manzanitas with its twisting mahog- MANZANITAS any stems making an incredible focal spp. point in the garden. Can be lifted into a small tree shape or allowed to grow The Arctostaphylos genus, commonly as a multi-stemmed shrub. Very fast referred to as Manzanitas for its fruits growing to about 12’ tall by 8’ wide. that resemble little apples, represents Prefers no summer water once es- one of the most diverse genera along tablished but a bit more accepting of the Pacific Coast. They’re wide range of summer water than other Arctostaph- forms, adaptability to suboptimal con- ylos cultivars. #9981 ditions, fire adaptedness and drought tolerance make them an incredibly NEW WARREN ROBERTS NEW LOUIS EDMUNDS Arctostaphylos pajaroensis valuable landscape shrub in the west. We’ve long had a love affair with Man- One of our favorite manzanitas for If you’re looking for that classic man- its soft gray/blue foliage and new zanitas and are thrilled to now be car- zanita look with the sexy peeling rying a small selection of some of our growth that emerges a fiery red. purple bark and contorted muscular Gorgeous! Warren Roberts gets rath- favorite varieties. Where conditions trunks then Louis Edmunds is the are too hot, dry or neglected for a fruit er wide, maturing at about 4’ high manzanita for you! One of our favorite by 8’ wide so give it room to grow. tree try planting one of these amazing West Coast native shrubs for hot spots selections of Arctostaphylos. You will Very floriferous in late winter when with little to no water. Flowers are pink flowers cover the whole shrub, be rewarded with the most gorgeous vividly pink and light up the garden in bark and branching structures as well contrasting beautifully with the blue late winter before transforming into foliage! #9983 as evergreen leaves, winter flowers and small russet red apple-shaped fruits small fruits that are adored by wildlife. that are beloved by wildlife. #9980 Water them well the first year to get NEW GHOSTLY them established and then only a cou- NEW ISHI PISHI ple times each summer thereafter. By Ghostly truly lives up to its name with its pale white and silvery foliage that their third season in the ground they A northern California selection of has traces of pink, especially in the will be able to thrive without any sup- manzanita by the great Arcto-phile young stems! It’s easily the most sil- plemental watering. Sean Hogan. “Arcto” referring to Arc- ver foliaged of any manzanita we’ve BLOOM TIME January-March tostaphylos in this case, not a person seen and we adore its year round HARDINESS Most varieties hardy to who collects teddy bears. Named for beauty. Late winter flowers are pure 0°F. USDA Zone 7 the Ishi Pishi Falls on the Klamath Riv- white and adored by hummingbirds. PESTS & DISEASES None we have er, Ishi Pishi Manzanita is a wonderful Grows very quickly in our climate and seen selection featuring stunning blue can be pruned in July to keep it from SITE & SOIL Full sun in coarse well green leaves and some of the sexiest getting to gangly. Grows to 8’x4’ and drained soil branching patterns you might ever is incredibly drought tolerant once es- come across. #9984 tablished. #9982 NEW

NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION PLANTS, & XERISCAPING NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION HOWARD MCMINN Arctostaphylos densiflora A very popular manzanita cultivar and for good reason! Howard McMinn is WOODLANDER’S a handsome manzanita year round with its gorgeous smooth mahogany RED HARDY bark and glossy deep green leaves. Pink flowers appear in late winter and BOTTLEBRUSH gradually fade to white followed by Callistemon sp. maroon berries that the birds devour in summer. Very adaptable to nearly This stunning bottlebrush is one of all places in the landscape except for the most cold hardy varieties found the very cold and wet but we’ve even NEW DR. HURD to survive our Northwest winters. Arctostaphylos manzanita seen them thriving in dappled shade Though it was selected in the South A favorite old manzanita selection around town. Makes a very nice infor- for its tolerance of heat and cold, it that’s proven itself a reliable and easy mal hedge and looks very good year

106 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday is also very happy here in the PNW or ingly hardy so far in our particularly cold anywhere that temperatures don’t drop pocket of SE Portland. #9957 below 10°F. Features an upright, some- what weeping form, growing about four to five feet tall and three to four feet wide. The bright red flowers appear in late spring and are loved by the hum- mingbirds. Requires little to no water once established. Plant in the sunniest, hottest spot you have! #9919 NEW MOUNTAIN CANCER BUSH We dare proclaim Mountain Cancer Bush the most stunning species in the whole Fabaceae family. Bold claim for a bold plant! Evergreen silvery foliage and compound leaves provide the per- fect background for the large bright red flowers that look like they came from Alice in Wonderland. Following the flower show are large inflated seed pods NEW SAPPHIRE SKIES that almost look comical compared to the elegant foliage and give it its other NEW SILVER BUSH BEAKED YUCCA common name Balloon Pea. They might Perhaps the most dramatic focal point provide a lovely place to take a nap if MORNING GLORY one could plant in their garden, Sapphire The mere mention of morning glories you were very small. Provide very good Skies Beaked Yucca will cause even the might raise the hair of some gardeners drainage in full sun and it should live for most botanically unaware among us to who have battled them for years, but a number of years for you. We can’t stop drop their jaws! The powdery blue thin fear not! Silver Bush Morning Glory is a planting this one! #9956 leaves radiate from the center to form a non-invasive bush form that is an ab- perfectly round orb, almost like a freeze solute delight. Silvery reflective foliage frame of a firework exploding! The ‘Sap- can reflect a little joy into your heart on phire Skies’ variety was selected by the even the most dreary winter day and the great Sean Hogan of Cistus Nursery from white flowers that bloom all summer a seed batch for its particularly blue foli- add a great little white splash to the in- age. In youth it forms a nice little round credible foliage. Grows about 3 feet high mound of its gorgeous foliage but in a by 4-5 feet wide. An excellent addition few years time it will begin forming a to borders or the silver garden. Hardy to trunk and eventually rise to 8-10’ tall! USDA Zone 8. #9960 But wait there’s more! It will eventually send out those soft elegant stalks of 4’ tall yucca flowers that whisper to the wind of desert magic and enchantment. NEW MURRAY VALLEY While the incredible architecture of this plant may have you dreaming of the sky QUEEN GREVILLEA An absolutely stunning evergreen win- islands of Arizona and Mexico it is sur- ter flowering shrub from the coldest prisingly frost hardy all the way down parts of Australia! Orange flowers look to Zone 5! One specimen is even thriving like psychedelic spiders hanging just in the Denver Botanical Garden! Its only beneath the handsome silvery green requirements are good sunlight and rel- foliage and emerge throughout the year atively well draining soil and if possible but most heavily in winter and spring. A a slightly alkaline soil. We encourage true delight for hummingbirds. Requires everyone to plant this incredibly striking full sun in well draining unamended and tough plant wherever they need soils. Avoid all phosphorous! Murray Val- an exclamation point in their garden. ley Queen Grevillea has proven surpris- #9945

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 107 NEW QUICKSILVER HEBE Quicksilver makes an excellent drought tolerant, evergreen ground cover. It is prized for its beau- tiful silvery blue compact foliage and profuse dis- plays of purple flowers. The wiry black stems con- trast beautifully with the glaucous blue leaves. A real winner for the parking strip or xeriscape garden! #9950

NEW HAIRY CANARY CLOVER SHRUB Dorycnium hirsutum A supremely tough and drought tolerant ever- green ground cover from Portugal, the Hairy Ca- nary Clover is a lovely little grey-leaved pea shrub that can tolerate the worst soil in your garden, so long as it is well draining and in a sunny spot. The white and pink flowers are very attractive and the star-shaped seed pods provide even more interest. Needs little supplemental water once established. Looks absolutely fabulous beneath an olive tree or cascading over a rock wall. #9941

NEW JESTER ROCK ROSE

NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION PLANTS, & XERISCAPING NITROGEN FIXERS, COMPANION One of our favorite rock roses, first for its gor- geous silvery grey evergreen foliage, but also for the gorgeous pink flowers that light up the al- ways graceful Jester Rock Rose in late spring and continue for a month or more! Rock roses are a great choice wherever you have full sun, lean soil and a small space that needs some beautifying. #9940

108 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday PURPLE KIMONO™ DR. YAO™ CINNAMON A unique and popular Japanese variety, Purple Kimono Akebia Vine is prized for VINE Dioscorea batatas Prized for its exceptionally large AKEBIA its beautiful, reddish purple, fragrant Akebia spp. and tasty tubers, Dr. Yao is widely flowers, cascading, dark green foliage, used in Chinese cooking. #9777 and large, tasty fruit. #9325 VINES JAPANESE YAM Dioscorea nipponica This unique and very attractive, peren- nial vine is prized for its deep green foliage, fall flowers, and tubers which are formed both underground and on aerial branches. #9779 VARIEGATED CINNAMON VINE Variegated Cinnamon Vine is an attrac- Use this unique, beautiful, semi-ever- tive selection featuring wide, creamy green vine to cover a fence or wall, or on white and green, variegated foliage. an arbor or trellis. Cascading deep green #9778 foliage accents the profuse, wonderfully fragrant flowers, which range in color PURPLE ROSE™ from very dark purple to white. Native to A very attractive and vigorous vine, Japan and China, Akebia can bear unique Purple Rose produces profuse amounts and unusual, light blue, four to six inch of fragrant, reddish purple flowers. This GRAPES Vitis spp. long edible fruits. When ripe, it splits striking flower display contrasts nicely • 1 gallon $19.95 open to reveal a row of black seeds in with the finely cut, five-leafed, medi- clear sweet pulp. Akebia likes half to um-green foliage. #9320 One of the world's most popular fruits, full-day sun and well-drained soil. It is Grapes have been grown for over 5,000 hardy to minus 25°F., USDA zone 4, and SHIRO BANA years. Grapevines bring lush beauty to is naturally pest and disease resistant. If Shiro Bana is a unique garden beauty your landscape and are easy-to-grow on fruit is desired, be sure to plant two vari- from Japan that features cascades of an arbor, fence or trellis. We offer seed- eties for cross-pollination. Akebia be- pure white, fragrant blossoms accented less, sweet and delicious, disease resis- gins blooming in April and fruit ripens in by attractive, deep green foliage. #9330 tant table grapes and superior varieties late September. of wine grapes, plus varieties prized for SILVER BELLS™ their ornamental value. DEEP PURPLE™ The most vigorous of our varieties, Sil- BEARING AGE 2nd year after planting A rare three leaf species not often seen in ver Bells can quickly cover a fence, wall, BLOOM TIME May American gardens, Deep Purple akebia or arbor. Silver Bells produces profuse HARDINESS To -10ºF. forms a very attractive, semi-compact amounts of attractive, light pink, fra- PESTS & DISEASES Drought resis- vine. It is unique for its larger, deep grant flowers and abundant, silver-blue tant. Usually not bothered by pests or green foliage and abundant, almost fruit. #9340 diseases. black, fragrant flowers. #9300 POLLINATION Self-fertile RIPENING TIME Mid-September PURPLE HAZE™ SITE & SOIL Grapes like half-day to full This Japanese variety features at- CLIMBING sun and well- tractive purple flowers and deep drained soil green foliage. Vigorous and trouble- YAM Dioscorea spp. SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' on fence, free, Purple Haze is prized for its large, trellis, arbor or tasty fruit. #9305 other support. YIELD PER PLANT 10-15 lbs. PURPLE INCENSE™ Purple Incense is a unique hybrid of these five leaf and three leaf akebias featuring very dark purple, deliciously fragrant flowers and exceptionally large fruit. #9315

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 109 firm, seedless grapes are great for late sweet and juicy grapes. Himrod grapes summer snacks and salads. A Cornell ripen in early to mid September and are University introduction, Einset is hardy great for fresh eating and making deli-

VINES SEEDLESS TABLE to minus 15° F, USDA zone 5. #8816 cious juice or raisins. #8838 GRAPES FAITH HOPE The latest introduction from the Univer- University of Arkansas introduction Our delicious, disease-resistant variet- sity of Arkansas, Faith is a delicious, non- prized for its large and very delicious ies make grape growing easy and fun. slipskin blue table grape. Faith ripens green grapes that have a fruity flavor and These seedless varieties are hardy to early, around late July or early August high yields. Vines are of medium vigor minus 10˚F., USDA zone 6. and has a neutral flavor with fruity notes. and resistant to powdery mildew. Fruit Fruits are resistant to cracking after texture is soft and sensual and ripens in NEW PETITE JEWEL rainfall. Vines are cold hardy in Arkansas late August. An excellent choice for growers in north- and should do very well in the South and ern climates, Petite Jewel was selected on the West Coast but have not been INTERLAKEN by Elmer Swenson for its cold hardiness, evaluated for cold hardiness in the colder An early ripening, hardy variety from ability to ripen in short seasons and ex- parts of the U.S. #8821 New York, Interlaken produces abundant cellent flavor that tastes of strawberries crops of yellowish-green, crisp, sweet with a bit of a spicy finish. One of our FLAME Grapes. Interlaken ripens in mid-to-late absolute favorite table grapes! Large Flame produces crisp, sweet, light red, September and is great for fresh eating, clusters of small red berries ripen very seedless grapes on loose clusters that juice, and raisins. #8840 early in the season and are resistant to are not affected by bunch rot. The flavor downy mildew and black rot. We’ve also is excellent fresh­—or dried into raisins. JOY been told you can make a delicious wine The vine is vigorous and productive. Money does not grow on trees but joy from Petite Jewel. #8891 Produces best in hot summers. #8820 can sometimes grow on vines! This deep blue, almost black table grape from the NEW VENUS One of our favor- GLENORA University of Arkansas is one of the most ites from the University of Arkansas Glenora is an easy-to-grow variety flavorful of their introductions. #8824 grape breeding program, Venus is a producing strikingly long clusters of blue-black table grape with absolutely large, intensely dark blue grapes. You’ll THOMPSON incredible flavor! Fruits are resistant to love these sweet, seedless grapes with Thompson is one of the most well cracking in part because they ripen so their unique and delicious, spicy flavor. known seedless grapes around and has early, September here in the Northwest. #8832 long been a very popular table grape Skins are thick and add great texture to as well as the most popular grape used the fruits. Venus grapes store very well, GRATITUDE for making raisins. Thompson produces form tight full clusters and ripen all at Another University of Arkansas intro- very large and well-filled clusters of once. #8885 duction, Gratitude is exceptional as a delicious golden grapes. Plants are very very crisp, thin-skinned green grape that adaptable and can be grown throughout CANADICE resists cracking, even in areas with high most of the United States. Thompson This superb, seedless red dessert grape, amounts of summer rain. This substan- seedless grape vines can tolerate heat is very sweet and delicious, with a hint tial achievement by the University of Ar- but also ripen early enough to be grown of spice. Attractive and productive, Ca- kansas will make it much easier for grow- in cooler regions. #8875 nadice ripens early and holds well on the ers in areas with wet summers to grow vine. #8808 crisp, thin-skinned grapes for market or MANUKKA home use. Large berries ripen at the end Also known as Black Manukka and possi- CONCORD of August. #8823 bly originating from a Persian, elongated Concord Seedless produces clusters of grape, ‘Manaqqa,’ meaning “raisin”. It is predominantly seedless dark blue grapes HEAVENLY larger than your typical California raisin very similar to Concord. An excellent, Heavenly Blue was rescued from obscu- and much richer in flavor.# 8847 sweet table grape, Concord is also a rity by our friend, the late Bill Schulz. This highly regarded pie and juice grape. vigorous, easy-to-grow variety produces MARQUIS Vigor and productivity is low at first, then large clusters of sweet, richly flavored Marquis is an outstanding variety from quite strong once established. #8811 fruit, which ripens in mid-to-late Sep- Cornell University that produces abun- tember. #8836 dant crops of large, pale-yellow, very EINSET sweet and flavorful, seedless grapes. Einset is prized for dark red, early ripen- HIMROD An outstanding variety for your home ing, sweet and flavorful fruit. With their Himrod is a productive variety that pro- garden, Marquis is disease resistant and unique, strawberry-like flavor, these duces large clusters of golden-yellow, ripens in mid-September. #8846

110 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday errebe is delicious not only for its aro- matic white wines but also for fresh eat- PINOT GRIS 05 WINE GRAPES This maroon-skinned cousin of Pinot Vitis vinifera ing if you don’t mind eating the grape seeds. Wines made from Siegerrebe are noir, Pinot gris grows best in cool typically low in acids with an intense regions, including the Willamette We are pleased to offer home wine- Muscat aroma and are therefore often Valley, where it reliably ripens before makers the chance to grow superior blended with other varieties. Very early the onset of fall rains. This variety selections of their favorite wine grape ripening and a great choice for growers produces a rich, crisply acid, white wine varieties. These Pinot fin (small-berried) looking to experiment with new vari- that possesses a remarkable affinity for varieties are eagerly sought after by etals. #8890 seafood—the ultimate white wine to award-winning winemakers through- complement your meal! #8857 out the world. The greater skin to flesh ratio is important as the skin contains CHARDONNAY DIJON 76 Chardonnay Dijon 76 is an easy-to-grow PINOT NOIR DIJON 115 the highest concentrations of color, This early ripening Pinot noir produces variety of chardonnay producing abun- aroma, and flavor. As these varieties will moderate yields of small berries with dant crops with above average sugar prove, great wine is indeed made in the high sugar content, intense flavor and and moderate acidity. This Burgundian vineyard! Wine Grapes are hardy to mi- excellent color. Growing best in cool selection performs especially well in nus 10°F., USDA zone 6. climates, the berries reliably develop cool regions and produces distinctive excellent color. This variety is capable of white wines possessing a rich depth of producing lush red wines of great ele- NEW SIEGERREBE flavors. #8810 A delicious and somewhat obscure gance and finesse. #8859 white wine grape from Germany, Sieg-

HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95

very hardy so even gardeners in the far bright yellow as they mature. Donald north can enjoy growing these attrac- Waterer has darker and more dense tive plants. Our ornamental honeysuck- foliage than other honeysuckles and is les like half to full-day sun, well-drained hardy to about 10ºF. We recommend soil, and can grow 6-10 feet in width. mulching Donald Waterer during very Depending on the species, they are har- cold weather. #9350 dy from 10°F. to minus 30°F., and are rarely bothered by pests or diseases. WINTER HONEYSUCKLE Beautiful additions to any garden, hon- In February, when your garden is most- eysuckles are prized for their colorful, DONALD WATERER ly bare branches, you will enjoy the exotic, and deliciously fragrant flowers. Rare and beautiful, this vine-like shrub profuse, white, richly fragrant flowers These ornamental honeysuckles are from southern Europe bears abundant, of the Winter honeysuckle shrub. These vigorous, vining shrubs that will quickly striking, richly fragrant flowers. These attractive, 3/4" long flowers are followed cover a fence or arbor. Some species are exotic, large, crimson flowers turn by bright red berries. #9360

HOPS Humulus lupulus • 3½" pot, $12.95 BIANCA Bianca is a beautiful ornamental with its lemon yellow color and red-brown to pink contrasting stem. This particular hop likes a semi-shaded area as its light leaves are subject to leaf burn in the sun. While not bred for commercial use, it is said that the cones can be used for brewing if a Saazer-style aroma and taste is desired. If you are not interested in growing hops for beer but are HOPS looking for a unique and beautiful ornamental vine consider Bianca. #9510

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popular among craft brewers due to its CASCADE versatility in a variety of beer styles. NEWPORT A popular aroma-type hop, Cas- Bred by Oregon State University and #9520 cade is known for its high yields released in 1992 through the USDA, VINES and large, elongated flowers. Newport is a descendant of the classic Pioneered in the 1950s by Jack FUGGLE bittering variety, Magnum. It offers high Fuggle was discovered in 1861 in Kent, Horner and his team at Oregon alpha acid, co-humulone and myrcene England by a chance seedling. By the State University, Cascade hops content, offering more distinct aroma mid 1900s it was the most popular hop have since gone on to become characteristics than its parent. Newport used in English pale ales. Mild hoppiness one of the most popular Amer- is resistant to downy mildew and pow- with typical fruity and herbal aromas ican hops of all time. Released in dery mildew and has good pick-ability accentuated with woody undertones 1972, Cascade now represents of medium to large size, loose cones. makes this a staple in any home brewed around 10% of all hops grown in Aroma descriptions include citrus, earth, pale ale. #9516 the United States. #9512 and wine. #9521 GOLDING Fruity, floral, and herbal, this classic UK NUGGET A high alpha-acid bittering-type hop, hop has been cultivated since the late Nugget is a popular commercial variety 1700s. Used traditionally in English pale and is valued for its abundant crops, and ales for its aromatic properties but low vigorous growth. #9514 bitterness given its low alpha acid rat- ings usually between 4.5-6.5%. #9515 SORACHI ACE This hard to find hop was developed in MAGNUM Japan by Sapporo in 1984 and is very Used as a bittering hop because of its similar to hops used in German pilsners. high alpha acid composition; this variety It is a cross between Saaz, Brewer’s Gold, is a staple in many IPAs. Bred in Hull, CENTENNIAL and Beikei No.2 Male making it a cult Bred in 1974 and released by Washing- Germany in the 1980s and released in follower for many craft brewers. #9519 ton State University in 1990, Centennial the 90s, this hop proved that not every- is an aroma-type cultivar that has found thing is about aroma. #9517 favor as one of the most popular variet- STERLING Bred in 1990 and released in 1998, Ster- ies in craft brewing. It is often referred ling Hops is an aroma variety with noble to as a super-Cascade (containing nearly hop characteristics. It shows moderate double the alpha acid content) and can tolerance to powdery mildew and has be used for bittering purposes. Centen- good pick-ability of compact cones. Its nial is a diploid cross between Brewer’s parentage is 1/2 Saazer, 1/4 Cascade, 1/8 Gold and a USDA male. Centennial hops 64035M (unknown German aroma x have lemon and floral aromas. #9523 open pollination), 1/16 Brewers Gold, 1/32 CRYSTAL Early Green, and 1/32 unknown. #9522 Bred in 1983 by the USDA, Crystal is a MT. HOOD One of the major commercial varieties, triploid aroma-type cultivar from Haller- WILLAMETTE Mt. Hood is an aroma-type hop and A popular commercial variety, this aro- tau Mittelfrüh, Cascade, Brewer’s Gold is prized for its high yield of flowers. ma hop was selected for its disease re- and Early Green. It is primarily grown #9513 sistance, vigor, and yield of high quality in Oregon and has become increasingly flowers. #9518

JASMINE Trachelospermum jasminoides • 1 gallon, $19.95

Exotic and attractive ornamentals, Jas- them to climb about. We recommend bothered by pest or disease problems. mines are valued for their beautiful and mulching Chilean and Rose Jasmine POLLINATION Does not produce deliciously fragrant flowers. Our hardy when temperatures drop below 20°F. edible fruit. species can be grown outdoors in our BLOOM TIME May-June SITE AND SOIL 1/2 day to full sun and maritime Northwest climate and other HARDINESS 0°F to 15°F, Chilean well-drained soil. mild winter areas. A south facing wall Jasmine only to 10° to 15°F. SIZE AT MATURITY 12' - 15' in height or other warm site is an ideal place for PESTS & DISEASES Jasmines are not on fence, arbor or other support. 112 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday CHILEAN JASMINE PINK A beautiful, deciduous, climbing vine, An attractive and vigorous twining Chilean Jasmine has clusters of large, vine, Pink jasmine has petite, soft green trumpet-shaped, white flowers that fill leaves that complement the fragrant, the air in midsummer through fall with soft-pink flowers. Pink jasmine often a rich, gardenia-like fragrance. Chilean blooms for two months or more and is Jasmine also features attractive, long, hardy to 5ºF., or below. #9414 lance-shaped foliage. Hardy to 10° to 15°F. #9407 ROSE WINTER This very attractive, lacy vine, is prized Brighten up your landscape with the for its large clusters of rose colored buds beautiful, yellow flowers of Winter Jas- and richly fragrant, white flowers. Give mine­. It’s an attractive and hardy vining this exotic and beautiful vine a warm shrub that blooms in January. #9442 spot in your landscape and enjoy the STAR fragrant rewards. #9421 An evergreen, vining shrub with large, glossy, dark green foliage, Star jasmine POET’S Poet’s jasmine is a compact, vining has profuse, star-shaped, white flow- shrub with deep green foliage. Features ers that fill the air from summer to fall profuse, very fragrant white flowers with their lovely fragrance. Grow Star that begin blooming early summer well Jasmine as a vine trained to a trellis, into fall. #9440 fence or wall or as an attractive shrub or hedge. #9428

KIWIS Actinidia spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95

A large genus of vines native to Asia and Beauty to cover the north side of a fence, eastern Russia, kiwis make beautiful arbor, or trellis. ornamentals and provide delicious and BEARING AGE 1-2 years after planting nutritious fruit! All kiwis are great plants BLOOM TIME March for the home gardener—attractive, pro- HARDINESS Arctic Beauty kiwi is hardy ductive, and easy-to-grow vines that are to - 40ºF. free of pests and disease issues. PESTS & DISEASES Not bothered by pest or diseases POLLINATION A male plant is required for fruit product and one male plant can pollinize up to eight female varieties. ARCTIC BEAUTY RIPENING TIME August SITE & SOIL Arctic Beauty kiwi likes KIWI Actinidia kolomikta HERO™ partial shade and well-drained soil. Discovered in the Russian Far East, Hero SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' is prized for its abundant crops of large, Native to the forest of eastern Russia YIELD PER PLANT 10-15 lbs. very sweet, light green berries. This where it is called Kishmish, Arctic Beau- attractive vine is hardy and easy-to- ty is the hardiest of all the kiwi species. grow on a fence or arbor. #8612 A beautiful vine, Arctic Beauty’s unique, FROST™ Frost bears great crops of medium to light and airy foliage is splashed in the large, bright green fruit, very high in spring with green, white, and pink PASHA™ MALE vitamin C and very sweet. An attractive Pasha Male is a great pollinizer for our variegation. Male plants are especially and productive vine, Frost ripens earlier female Arctic Beauty varieties, and also colorful and are often planted alone for than most varieties, in early to mid Au- a fine ornamental vine which features their ornamental value. Less vigorous gust in the PNW. #8630 strikingly colorful foliage. One Pasha than the hardy or fuzzy kiwi and happi- male plant can pollinize up to eight fe- er with some shade, you can use Arctic male plants. #8624

View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 113 Kiwis cont... SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' or more RIPENING TIME Mid-to-late YIELD PER PLANT 100 lbs. + September SITE & SOIL Hardy kiwi likes half-day to VINES SEPTEMBER SUN™ HAYWARD full sun and well-drained soil. September Sun produces great Selected in New Zealand, Hayward has SIZE AT MATURITY 10' - 12' or more crops of large, sweet and flavor- become the most popular variety for YIELD PER PLANT 100 lbs. + ful fruit and is also prized for its colorful home gardens and commercial produc- foliage. Make sure to pair with a Pasha tion. Hayward is prized for its large size, male for pollination. #8666 attractive shape, delicious flavor, and HARDY KIWI BUNDLE abundant crops. #8220 Please see our website for stock VIKTOR™ choices. HKIWIB Named for our friend and nursery owner MALE who found it in the wild north of Vladi- Chosen for its long bloom period, our vostok, Russia, Viktor is very unique and Male Fuzzy kiwi variety is an excellent 74-32 MALE a special variety bearing sweet and tasty pollinizer—it will pollinize up to eight This Hardy kiwi Male is a selection from fruit, up to twice as large as any other female plants and also makes a spectac- a USDA research station in Chico, CA Arctic Beauty variety. #8674 ular, ornamental vine. #8230 that was selected in 1974 for its early blooming. This is the earliest blooming SAANICHTON arguta variety that we carry and is a Saanichton is a superior Canadian variety great pollinizer for Early Cordifolia, Ken’s that has proven itself a heavy producer Red and Dumbarton Oaks but will work FUZZY KIWI of large, sweet, and flavorful fruit. Saan- well as a pollinizer for any of our arguta Actinidia deliciosa ichton ripens somewhat earlier than varieties. #8408 Hayward, and being a bit more hardy, it's a good choice for cooler regions. #8270 74-46 MALE Another selection from the USDA research station in Chico, CA, 74-46 male kiwi blooms early, though not as early as 74-32 and is an excellent pollinizer for HARDY KIWI any of our arguta, purpurea, or deliciosa Actinidia arguta varieties. #8409 74-49 FEMALE 74-49 Female Hardy kiwi is a superior variety bearing great crops of large, Prized for its beauty as well as for its green, sweet and delicious fruit. One of fruit, Fuzzy kiwi will delight you with our favorites, 74-49 Hardy kiwi is one of striking red, fuzzy new shoots, lush, the earliest ripening varieties. #8410 large, round, foliage, and abundant crops of brown fruit. Fuzzy kiwi makes a ANNA striking cover over your patio or on an One of the most popular varieties for arbor in your garden; it can quickly cover gardeners and commercial growers Sparkling like green or red jewels, each a wall or scamper over a fence. Fuzzy alike, Anna’s (or Ananasnaya's) attrac- sweet fruit is packed with flavor. While kiwi stores for several months in a cool tive, very sweet, and flavorful fruit can smaller than Fuzzy kiwi, you can eat shed or room and even longer under re- weigh up to 1/2 oz. #8420 fuzz-less Hardy kiwi fruit like grapes, frigeration. tender skin and all. Hardy kiwi plants BEARING AGE 3-4 years after planting need a strong trellis. Please note: Male CHANG BAI BLOOM TIME May Found near the border of North Korea by HARDINESS About 0°F., USDA zone 7 kiwi plants do not bear fruit the Chang Bai Mountain Research Insti- BEARING AGE 3-4 years after planting PESTS & DISEASES Fuzzy kiwi is not tute of the Chinese Academy of Agricul- BLOOM TIME May bothered by pests or diseases. ture, this unique variety of Hardy kiwi HARDINESS -25°F., or below POLLINATION A male plant is required is very sweet and has a unique almost PESTS & DISEASES Free of pests and for cross-pollination and one male can apple shape to the fruit. Chang Bai har- disease problems. pollinize up to eight female plants. dy kiwi is great if you are looking to add POLLINATION A male plant is required RIPENING TIME Late October some variety to your kiwi orchard or as for pollination and one male plant can your primary fruit producer. #8413 SITE & SOIL Fuzzy kiwi likes half-day to pollinize up to eight female plants. full sun and well-drained soil.

114 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday DUMBARTON OAKS MALE ANDREY™ MALE This unique variety produces light Male Hardy kiwi is covered with fra- Along with Natasha and Tatyana, we green, flattish and ribbed fruit, which grant, bright white flowers in May. This found Andrey in Vladivostok, Russia. look somewhat like miniature pump- attractive, vigorous and easy-to-grow Andrey is very hardy and especially well kins. Dumbarton Oaks Hardy kiwis are Male Hardy kiwi can be used to pollinize suited to pollinize these Russian female prized for their sweet and delicious all our female Hardy kiwi varieties. One varieties. #8411 flavor. #8412 male plant can pollinize up to eight female plants. Male plants do not bear NATASHA™ EARLY CORDIFOLIA fruit. #8460 Natasha is from Vladivostok, Russia. This This unique and productive species of exceptionally hardy kiwi variety bears Hardy kiwi, Early Cordifolia is prized for MEADER MALE abundant crops of sweet and delicious, its very sweet and flavorful, large, dark Selected by Dr. Meader in Rochester, NH, large round fruit. #8478 green fruit. #8416 this male hardy kiwi is a vigorous vine that will pollinate any of our arguta, TATYANA™ FLOWERCLOUD MALE purpurea, and deliciosa species but not This exceptionally hardy kiwi female This male selection offers early bloom- kolomikta. #8465 variety bears abundant crops of tasty, ing and profuse flowers. Flowercloud sweet, large, lime-green fruit. #8428 male should be a perfect mate of Issai MICHIGAN STATE as it can also begin blooming the year This valuable, very productive variety, after planting. Flowercloud should be Michigan State Hardy kiwi is prized for at least as hardy as Issai and capable of its exceptionally large fruit and delicious withstanding temperatures to at least flavor. Michigan State’s lime green fruit SILVER VINE minus 10°F. #8432 can weigh up to 1 oz. #8471 KIWI Actinidia polygama GENEVA RED BEAUTY • 1 gallon $19.95 Geneva is a vigorous arguta female Red Beauty is one of the latest ripen- vine found growing at the Cornell Ex- ing of the Arguta varieties. It produces periment Station in Geneva, New York. beautiful red kiwis and its foliage has HOT PEPPER™ Hot Pepper Silver Vine kiwi is from the Geneva seems very hardy and will pro- a reddish cast that is very attractive in Vavilov Institute in Vladivostok, Russia,. duce delicious, smooth-skinned, medi- the summer and becomes even showier This unique female variety bears great um-sized fruit. Ripens mid-season and when autumn approaches. Plants are crops of orange-yellow fruit with a hardy to USDA zones 5A-7B. #8434 hardy to -40°F. #8640 sweet and spicy flavor, somewhat like a mild chili pepper. Make sure to pair HARDY RED ROSSANA ITALIAN with a Pavel male silver vine kiwi for This unique species of Hardy kiwi, Hardy Rossana is a superior Italian kiwi that pollination. #8705 Red bears great crops of striking, cranber- bears abundant crops of sweet, very fla- ry-red fruit with red flesh. Very popular vorful fruit weighing up to 1/2 oz. #8480 in taste tests, these delicious kiwis are PAVEL™ MALE Pavel male is a beautiful ornamental prized for their sweet-tart flavor. #8500 vine that features large, fragrant white flowers and silvery-white foliage. It is a ISSAI SELF FERTILE great pollinizer for Hot Pepper and Vera’s Issai Hardy kiwi is a self fertile hardy Pride. Pavel does not bear fruit. #8710 kiwi and a unique Japanese variety prized for its heavy crops of large, sweet and delicious fruit. Less vigorous than PROLIFIC Prolific is a self-fertile female hardy kiwi other varieties of Hardy kiwi, Issai Hardy previously known as 119-40B. Although kiwi can be grown on a fence or wall and it is self-fertile, you will get larger crops often begins bearing the first year after if a pollinating male is planted nearby. planting. Furthermore, this hardy kiwi is #8635 self fertile­—perfect for those without a lot of space. #8435 VERA’S PRIDE™ Vera’s Pride is a very attractive female KEN’S RED RUSSIAN selection that bears large, sweet and Named for its creator, the late New Zea- tasty, light orange fruit. Vera’s Pride also land horticulturist Ken Nobbs, Ken’s Red HARDY KIWI features large, white, fragrant flowers bears great crops of very large, sweet, Actinidia spp. arguta • Hardy to minus and white frosted foliage. #8720 and tasty fruit with reddish purple skin 35°F., USDA zone 3 and flesh. Partially self-fertile. #8510

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One of nature’s wonders, these attractive, vigorous vines produce breathtakingly complex and beautiful flowers. First blooming in July and continuing until frost, these spectacular flowers will continually brighten your yard and garden. Our varieties are surprisingly hardy and happy in the PNW. Maypop can be grown in much colder regions. Passionflowers like half-day to full sun and well-drained soil. They can spread eight feet or more and will quickly cover a fence or arbor. Passionflowers are not bothered by pests or diseases and vary in hardiness by species.

on a trellis or fence. Expect the vine to die back by winter and ‘pop’ back up in the spring, reaching full-sized through PASSIONFRUIT the growing season. Maypop is hardy to minus 25°F. #9277 NEW BLACK KNIGHT The ideal passion fruit vine for the home NEW gardener or for any of you northerners SNOW MAYPOP wanting to grow passion fruit vines in Snow Maypop is a beautiful new form containers. As a naturally dwarf hybrid of maypop that features pure white Black Knight stays relatively compact for flowers rather than the purple and blue a Passiflora. It will still grow quite large of the common Maypop. #9278 and fill a sunny window or the vertical space in a greenhouse quite quickly. FREDERICK Leaves are a beautiful glossy green and Passiflora edulis Passiflora caerulea BLUE CROWN make a perfect backdrop to the stunning This is the classic passion fruit. It has A beautiful, fast growing, and hardy passion flowers that give way to deep deep purple, plum-sized fruit with a vine, Blue Crown produces spectacular, purple egg shaped fruits. Fruits of Black yellow pulp that’s delicious fresh, and bluish-white flowers which begin Knight are particularly tasty with a spicy amazing for juices, sauces and desserts. blooming in July and continue until hard sour zing to balance out the sweetness. Frederick is one of the most cold har- frost. Blue Crown is evergreen to about It's everything you could want in a pas- dy cultivars of this sub-tropical South 15oF. Mulching during severe cold will sionfruit in a beautiful compact form! American species, surviving cooler help protect the roots which are hardy #9279 winter temperatures and brief drops to to USDA zone 7. #9262 around 27°F. This limits where it can be MAYPOP grown outdoors, though it works well as JEANETTE Passiflora incarnata maintained container plant indoors or in Passiflora '' x caerulea A native North American passion fruit! a greenhouse. The vine can reach 15-30 Jeanette is a hybrid between the har- Maypop is one of the most cold-hardy feet and prefers full to partial sun. It’s dy Blue passion flower and Amethyst. passionflowers, found as far North self-fertile, and needs rich, well-drained It has deep mauve flowers with a blush as Ohio and Pennsylvania. Its exotic, soil with regular watering. It can easily of white striping. Blooms throughout purple-fringed flowers perfume the be trained and pruned as needed which the summer. #9274 air and are followed by egg-sized fruit will thicken existing vines and encour- that are ripe when orange and contain age flowering and fruiting. #9270 WHITE CROWN a sweet, tangy pulp that can be eaten Passiflora caerulea fresh or made into jellies or preserves. Identical to Blue Crown except for bright NEW PANAMA RED The maypop vine is fairly self-fertile but An incredibly vigorous and delicious white flowers. #9253 will produce more fruit with another variety of passion fruit! Fruits are large passionflower nearby. It prefers at least with a bright purplish red skin and tons half-day sun and grows vigorously, of tasty tangy pulp inside. #9265 reaching 10-20 feet, doing quite well

116 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday SCHISANDRA VINES Schisandra spp. • 1 gallon, $27.95

Native to China and Russia, these beau- The snow-white flowers are followed by tiful vines are valued for their attractive striking, crimson berries which have a STRAWBERRY VINE flowers, foliage and fruit. One plant can tart and very distinctive taste and aro- Schisandra grandiflora bear up to 20 pounds of fruit, which ma. The fruit makes tasty, vitamin-rich makes tasty and nutritious juice. Very juice and preserves, and the dried Spectacular in bloom, these rare and popular in Chinese medicine, all parts leaves, shoots, and roots are used to unique vines will lift the spirits of even of the plants are used medicinally. make a refreshing and stimulating tea. the most jaded gardener. The striking, Schisandra vines like some shade and bright red or orange flowers open in well-drained soil with plenty of mois- May. Close relatives of Magnolia Vine, ture. They grow eight feet or more in Strawberry Vines are also valued for width and begin blooming two to three their medicinal properties and are hardy years after planting. Flowers appear in to 5°F., or below, USDA zone 7. April, the fruit ripens in September, and the plants are not bothered by pests or diseases. VALENTINE MALE This attractive and beautiful ornamental vine, Valentine™ Male Schisandra Vine is a good pollinator for Apricot Blush™. The striking, bright red, strawberry-like flowers open in May. #9175

APRICOT BLUSH™ MAGNOLIA VINE EASTERN PRINCE™ Apricot Blush requires a male pollinizer Schisandra chinensis A selection of Magnolia Vine from the to produce fruit. A beautiful vine with Vavilov Institute at Vladivostok, Eastern striking orange flowers, this relative of Prince bears great crops of large, tasty Native to the forests of northern China Magnolia Vine bears abundant crops fruit. Eastern Prince is hardy to -35°F., and the Russian Far East, this beautiful, of bright red, lemon-flavored berries. USDA zone 3. #9150 hardy vine bears clusters of lightly fra- #9160 grant, magnolia-like flowers.

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MAITAKE BLUE OYSTER Grifola frondosa Pleurotus ostreatus Maitake mushrooms var. columbinus grow on oaks through- Blue Oyster is ideal for out temperate regions mushroom growers of eastern North living in cooler cli- America. We strongly mates. It tends to fruit recommend using oak, in early spring and fall, elm or maple. Fruitings most frequently occur at or near stump/ producing beautiful, soil interface. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. steel-blue to blue-gray After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, mushrooms. Like its horizontally, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. Often, two sister species, the Pearl or three years will pass before fruitings occur. This delicious Oyster, the Blue Oyster is extremely aggressive and grows on a mushroom is heralded in Asian cultures for its immune-system wide range of deciduous hardwoods. #LPPOC1C support. #LPGF1C View up-to-date pricing and details about products online @ www.OneGreenWorld.com 117 LION’S MANE Hericium erinaceus Lion’s Mane prefer hardwoods, particularly oak, elm, poplar, and maple. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, horizontally, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. Lion’s Mane is a beautiful mushroom, and one of the best edible fungi, with a lobster-like flavor, often sauteed with butter and onions. #LPHE1C

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MUSHROOMS PEARL OYSTER Pearl Oyster is probably the most common found on hardwoods. Growing on alder, cottonwood, poplar, oak, birch, beech, aspen and many other hardwoods, our aggressive strain is renowned for its productivity. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, horizontally, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. #LPPO1C

PHOENIX OYSTER Pleurotus pulmonarius Also known as Indian Oysters, Phoenix Oyster mushroom thrives on conifer stumps and logs, especially spruce and fir. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, vertically, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. This species enjoys warm climates, producing large, beige-white mushrooms. #LPPP1C

REISHI Ganoderma lucidum s.l. Known to the Japanese as "Reishi" and to the Chinese as "Ling Chi", Reishi produces flat, shelf-like mushrooms with a smooth, lacquered finish. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, horizontally, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. Reputed to have immune-supporting properties, Reishi has long been used as a tea by the Chinese and Japanease. This is not a culinary mushroom due to its tough and woody texture. #LPGL1C

SHIITAKE Lentinula edodes Shiitake have been hailed for its culinarily uses and purported health benefits in Japan and other parts of Asia for hundreds of years. To begin, stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the incubation period, logs should be partially buried, vertically, to initiate fruiting and conserve water. Found primarily on thicker-barked hardwoods like oak, they also thrive on “scrub” hardwoods similar to alder, though the longevity of the logs will be less than that of other hardwoods. When properly cared for, our hardy strain of Shiitake will begin to fruit in as little as six months, with most substantial fruitings 1-2 years after inoculation. #LPLE1C Recommended Reading Organic Mushroom TURKEY TAIL Trametes versicolor Turkey Tail is found throughout North America Farming and and widely distributed around the globe. Few Mycoremediation mushrooms can boast such adaptivity and color Simple to Advanced and variety, hence the name “versicolor.” To begin, Experimental Techniques stumps or logs should be inoculated. After the for Indoor and Outdoor incubation period, logs should be partially buried, Cultivation. horizontally, to initiate fruiting and conserve By Tradd Cotter water. This species is often used to make healthy , and is one of the most well-studied #84555 • $39.95 mushrooms in the world for its health benefits. #LPTV1C

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FERTILIZERS in lower PH soils, such as berries, for all types of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and perennials. flowering shrubs, and evergreen trees. A high-quality #17813 • 1 lb. plant derived source of nitrogen that can be applied $4.95 throughout the season to promote growth and opti- mum plant development. ACID MIX 4-3-6 #07809 • 6 lbs. $13.95 Acid Mix is a fertilizer blended for plants that thrive in a low pH soil like blueberries, raspberries, rhododendrons, azaleas, AZOMITE GRANULATED and evergreen trees or shrubs. TRACE MINERALS To encourage lush flowers and fruit, apply Re-mineralize nutrient-depleted soils with Acid Mix in early spring for vegetative Azomite Granulated Trace Minerals. It's growth, and again when blooms appear. Fall applications a natural trace mineral product formed promote root growth and boost resistance to extreme winter from the dust of an ancient volcano in temperatures. central Utah. Azomite can improve root #17803 • 1 lb. $4.95 system growth, crop yields, quality, and flavor. This granulated # ACID436 • 6 lbs. $15.95 grade is ideal for blending with other fertilizer materials or amendments as a trace mineral resource to help meet plants' nutritional needs. It can be applied directly or in combination with composts, fertilizers, manures, or soil inoculants. CITRUS MIX 6-3-3 itrus trees are a particularly satisfying #17804 • 1 lb. $3.95 compliment to the home garden with their vibrant fruits, fragrant blossoms and OYSTER SHELL appealing glossy foliage. Down To Earth Citrus Mix 6-3-3 is specially formulated AMENDMENT with primary and secondary plant nutrients Help prevent calcium deficiencies that plus selected micronutrients that promote lush new growth, can diminish plant development. Earth abundant green foliage and bountiful blossoms and fruit. Citrus Oyster Shell is an all-natural, high-quality Mix 6-3-3 may also be used to feed the other fruit trees, vines source of the essential plant nutrient, and ornamentals in your garden for equally enjoyable results. calcium. Ancient oyster shells are carefully #17863 • 1 lb. harvested and ground into small-to-coarse particles. These #05863 • 5 lbs. irregular shapes provide a sustained release of this valuable nutrient. Oyster Shell also aids in improving soil structure and optimum tilth. PERMAMATRIX® BSP FOUNDATION #17814 • 1 lb. $3.95 #07814 • 6 lbs. ORGANIC ENERGY™ $8.95 Contained in each dissolvable particle of PermaMatrix BSP Foundation is a unique combination of soil minerals, organics, GRANULAR HUMIC ACIDS biochar, and micro-biological elements. Used to transform Granular Humic Acids may increase ordinary dirt into productive soil, it improves plant yields, micro-nutrient uptake by plants. Granular enhances overall nutritional value, and generates further Humic Acids is a highly concentrated crop productivity. PermaMatrix BSP Foundation is particularly source of humic substances ideal for use suited to nutrient deficient soils and soils with nitrogen runoff on fields, turf and vegetable gardens. problems. Carefully mined from one of the world’s richest deposits, #ACID436 • 6 lbs. $39.95 Granular Humic Acids are derived from the ancient remains of decomposed organic plant materials. Naturally occurring, unaltered oxidized lignite, Granular Humic Acids are crushed, screened, and graded to a particle size of 1-3mm. #17827 • 1 lb. $4.95

120 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday PERMAMATRIX® BSP SUSTA°NE® 8-2-4 ALL GROW ORGANIC ENERGY NATURAL PLANT FOOD PermaMatrix BSP GROW is a new Susta°ne® 8-2-4 All Natural Plant way of thinking about plant fertility! Food Slow Release Nitrogen Fertilizer It is a 100% natural, chemical free, provides 6-12 weeks of nitrogen in non-synthetic and ecologically sound organic slow release form. Susta°ne® high carbon fertilizer derived from replenishes soil with a rich supply of mycelium, fish bone meal, minerals, humus (stabilized organic matter) organics, microbiologicals, and biochar. PermaMatrix BSP and all of the essential nutrients required for quality Grow distributes energy to plants and seeds and provides growth. Susta°ne® provides a combination of plant nutrients a long lasting nutrient supply. With a slow release formula and organic substances derived from biologically stable that will not burn seed or existing vegetation, Well suited compost plus natural sulfate of potash and feather meal. for lawns and gardens, organic farming, traditional agri- #F8245-5 • 5 lbs. $9.95 culture, nursery production, sports fields, and burn area #F8245-20 • 20 lbs. $21.99 restoration conditions. PermaMatrix-GROW • 3 oz. $9.95 ° ® PermaMatrix-GROW • 5 lbs. $34.95 SUSTANE 4-6-4 PermaMatrix-GROW • 10 lbs. $59.95 NATURAL ORGANIC PermaMatrix-GROW • 20 lbs. $109.95 PLANT FOOD Susta°ne® 4-6-4 All Natural Fertilizer SANCTUARY 3-3-4 FERTILIZER promotes rapid vegetative establish- We use this fertilizer in field applications for balanced ment. Quick ground cover minimizes results on any crop. Contains energy rich organic fertilizer soil erosion and the need for repairs or components that naturally deliver NPK nutrients. Provides re-seeding. Replenishes the soil with a a slow, non-burning nutrient release that aids with root rich supply of humus (stabilized organic matter) and all of regeneration and plant establishment. An excellent main- the essential nutrients required for quality growth. Provides tenance product for annual & perennial flowers, ground a combination of plant nutrients and organic substances covers, and more! Contains a broad group of beneficial derived from biologically stable compost, plus natural soil bacteria and fungi to enhance soil activity and aid the potash and feathermeal. release organic nutrient ingredients. #F4645 • 5 lbs. $9.95 SANC334 • 25 lbs. $49.95 SUSTA°NE® 4-6-4 ESSENTIAL® PLUS 1-0-1 COMPOST TEA BAGS At One Green World we seek rigorously Designed for the avid organic tested products for organic growing. gardener, this permeable fertil- We have found that Essential Plus izer pack can be left to steep in a signifactly reduces transplant shock. watering can overnight to make Essential’s soluble organic nutrients, a “compost tea” brew for topical sugars, L-amino acids and enzymes are application. Suståne 4-6-4 Compost Tea Bags provide easily absorbed and boost the plant’s single-dose applications of organic, slow release nitrogen metabolic activities after transplant helping to ensure fertilizer. Suståne compost tea is designed to provide or- survival. Strong roots mean faster establishment and higher ganic plant nutrition in a completely biodegradable filter fruit yields! pack. Includes 12 compacted tea bags. Essential Plus • 1 qt $19.95 #F1001 • $9.95

HOW TO MAKE HIGH QUALITY COMPOST TEA Step 1: Place 1 Suståne Compost into a water can (generally 1 tea bag per 1 gallon of water). The water should be between 60 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Step 2: (optional) Add an inexpensive fish tank bubbler and turn on periodically to keep the water aerated. CAUTION: do not leave the bubbler running unattended because the brew will become foamy and may overflow the watering can. Step 3: Allow the compost tea to sit (or steep) for at least 12 – 24 hours. This allows time for the microbial populations to multiply and breakdown the organic nutrients. Step 4: Apply to plant leaves and roots. Apply the normal amount of water as you would when watering the plant.

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4. PLANT YOUR PLANT OPEN THE BOX For bare root plants, locate the soil line If you have received your plants on the trunk. This is indicated by a by mail, open the package as soon as Thank you for change in color, often from a dark possible and check all your plants. purchasing plants from green to yellow or black. Be sure that this point is no lower than ALL BARE ROOT PLANTS One Green World! the soil level surrounding your Open the bag surrounding the planting hole. There may be roots and check to see that Many of our fruiting plants have an interesting paint lines on your bare root they feel moist. If they seem history and play important roles in the culinary plant. Ignore them. They are dry, sprinkle some water in the traditions of many diverse cultures around our for nursery ID purposes and are bag and keep the plants in a cool Green World. Giving your plants a good home not related to how you should place, out of the sun. Keep roots and regular care will reward you plant. For container plants, it is moist. Immediate planting is best. with years of beauty and very important that the soil line abundant harvests. of the plant in the pot is the no low- ALL CONTAINER PLANTS er than the soil line surrounding the Remove any wrapping material from the planting hole. For kiwis and some other pot. Check the potting soil to make sure plants, planting too deep can kill the it is moist. If the pot seems light and plant. Place the plant in the hole and the soil seems dry, water the plant well. Clay soil is not a problem! Contrary to make sure it is deep enough so that You can delay planting for a month or popular opinion, clay soils can be very the soil line, (or soil surface, if a potted more if you make sure your plant does good for plants. They hold moisture and plant) will be at the soil level in its new not dry out. If the weather is cool or nutrients better than other soils and if location. Make sure the roots are spread if your plant is dormant and without not waterlogged, make a good environ- out in the hole and fill the hole with the foliage it will not take much water to ment for your plant’s roots. same soil you dug from the hole. Work keep the soil moist. the soil around the roots and when the 2. PREPARE YOUR PLANT hole is full, tamp down the soil and wa- If you are planting a bare root plant, ter your plant well. Your new plant is Did you know? now ready to grow. OVER-watering is the most common inspect the roots and cut off any broken cause of death of container plants. or overly long ones. If you are planting Please note: We advise to fill the a potted plant into the ground, remove planting hole with the same soil that the pot and loosen the root system. If it came from it. We do not recommend PLANTING is very dense, you may have to lay the adding other materials to this soil. To be Following these basic guidelines will plant on the ground and press hard on strong and vigorous, the roots of your ensure long-term vigorous growth and the root ball with the palm of your hand. plant will need to grow far and wide. abundant harvests. Gently pull some roots out of the root ball Changing the texture of the soil in the and, if they are very long, trim them back. planting hole will encourage the roots 1. SELECT A SITE Most fruiting plants to remain in that location which will like full to 1/2 day sun and well-drained 3. PREPARE THE PLANTING HOLE weaken the plant and can change the soil. There are exceptions, however, like If your planting site is covered by grass, drainage pattern of the soil, creating Arctic Beauty kiwi, which do best out of start by removing a thin layer of sod in a water basin that can hurt or even kill direct sun. Refer to notes in this catalog. a circle about three feet in diameter. the roots. The only exceptions to this If you are planting a vine, it will need sup- Removing the sod is important, as grass rule are Blueberries, Tea, and other acid port. If your soil is very wet, you can make will compete with your new plants for loving plants. For these you may need to a mound of soil several inches above the water and nutrients. In this newly cleared add peat moss or other acidic materials. soil surface. This will allow water to drain area, dig a hole wide and deep enough for Once your new plant is in the ground, away from the roots. the roots. After digging the hole, rough you can spread compost, organic up the sides with your shovel so that your fertilizer and other materials on the soil plants roots can easily spread. surface to feed the plant naturally.

124 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday AFTER PLANTING MULCHING FLOWERING & FRUITING We highly recommend applying an organic mulch around your new plant (and older ones as well). A thick layer of straw, Some plants will want to bloom and fruit the first year. While compost, aged manure, sawdust, wood chips or other material this is fine for container plants, for bare root plants it is best to will reduce weed growth and conserve water. As it decays, remove the flowers and fruit the first year. This will allow the mulch will also supply nutrients to your plants. Mulch should be plant to direct its energy to rebuilding the root system. kept at least an inch or two away from the base of your plants to allow the bark to dry out and to deter rodents. PRUNING Because bare root plants have been uprooted from the nursery, their root systems have been reduced in size. To balance the WATERING After the initial watering of a newly planted bareroot, it may top with the roots, we recommend pruning back the top of be some time before it needs additional water. It will ussually the plant to achieve a balance between top growth and the take several weeks before its roots begin growing and it leafs remaining root system. Potted plants do not usually need to be out. Until then you need to be sure the soil does not become dry pruned. (an unlikely prospect). If you planted a container plant and it is already growing, it may need water after a few days, especially Once you have your new tree in the ground FRUIT TREES in the area right around the plant where the original potting check for any broken or damaged branches and cut them mix can dry out much more quickly than the surrounding soil. back to below the damaged area. The goal for a young tree is to have 3-4 side branches in the area between 2-4 feet above the ground. Remove any small or weak branches and prune back all remaining branches, if any, (and the top) to about 2/3 of their length or height. For trees without branches, pruning the top back to about three feet above the ground will force new branches to form at the proper height. Branches should have wide angle crotches, which are stronger than upright branches and encourage early formation of fruiting buds. You can force a branch to form a wide angle crotch by pushing it away from the trunk with a clothespin or branch spreader or by holding it down with a stake or weight. Because Columnar apples are much less vigorous than other fruit trees, it is usually not necessary to prune them back. We like to prune Figs and Peaches to a vase shape, removing the central leader all the way back to the topmost branch. When pruning branches, be sure to cut about 1/4” above an outward facing bud. Did you know? VINES & SHRUBS Most vines and shrubs do not need pruning For all plants, periodic deep watering is far superior to frequent the first year. Removing any broken or crowded branches is like- light waterings. Deep watering encourages deep root growth, ly all that will be necessary. For kiwis, if your plant has several which makes your plant stronger and much less susceptible to stems, you can remove all but the strongest. For Grapes, you drought stress. In our experience, far more plants are damaged can prune them back to four or five buds to encourage vigorous or die from over-watering than under-watering. growth the first year.

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125 PAWPAW GROWING GUIDE

SITE SELECTION Rich, deep, well draining soils are ideal conditions for planting your new pawpaws in. Although they grow in river floodplains that may become seasonally inundated, the pawpaw does best when it has deep well-drained soil with a pH between 5.5 and 7.0. To mimic the understory conditions that the pawpaw needs for its establishment years, you could plant on the North side of a fence where the pawpaw will be shaded while its young but receive full sunlight as it matures and grows above the fence line. Another option is to establish a quick growing nitrogen fixing tree or shrub on the south side of where you plan on planting your pawpaw. Get this tree established the year before so it can provide adequate shade for your newly planted pawpaw tree. Choosing nitrogen-fixing species gives you a quick growing tree that will properly shade your paw- paw as well as providing fertility for the tree. The shade tree can then be cut down a few years later once your pawpaw is established and the danger of sunburnt leaves and shoots is no longer a threat. A third option is to plant quick growing annual legumes on the south side of the pawpaw while also building a simple bean or pea trellis over the top of the pawpaw to pro- Pawpaws (Asimina triloba) are one of the most unique and de- licious fruits that can be grown in the backyard orchard. Native vide quick shade, nitrogen fixation, as well as a crop from your to East North America, pawpaws are one of the only members leguminous shade-giving plants as you wait for your pawpaws of the Annonaceae, or custard apple family, that is adapted to mature. Also, planting in a site that is as humid as possible is to temperate climates. Its tropical relatives include the Cher- ideal for the pawpaw. Near a pond can be a great place to plant imoya, Atemoya, Guanabana, and Soursop, and it is easy to if you are in an area with dry summers like we have here in the see the resemblance between the pawpaw fruit and that of its Pacific Northwest. tropical cousins. Everything about this plant, from its leaf size and shape to the way its fruits look, taste and smell is tropical, TRANSPLANTING yet it is cold hardy to zone 6 and can be grown in temperate The pawpaw can be a very difficult species to transplant. It has climates from coast to coast. a very deep root system and does not like its roots to be dis- turbed or broken. For this reason we sell pawpaws while they are still quite small to ensure higher transplant success rates. In the spring just after bud break is the best time to transplant, HOW TO ESTABLISH YOUR PAWPAW being very careful not to disturb the roots. Water in well just as you would any other tree—and keep it very well watered for PLANTINGS the first couple years. To successfully grow pawpaw fruit we must first understand a few things about its natural history. The tree grows primar- PLANT SPACING ily in river floodplains and shady rich bottomlands. They form Pawpaws can be spaced relatively close together, even as close dense groves, spreading clonally by underground runners and as 5 feet. Because you will most likely be planting grafted spend many years growing as an understory species until there named cultivars, this is the best way to mimic the dense root is a break in the canopy and they can make their leap into the suckering groves that pawpaws form in the wild. It’s believed sunnier conditions provided by an opening in the canopy. It is that pawpaws actively graft their roots together and share nu- only once they are growing in fuller sunlight that they produce trients more readily than many other species and close plant significant crops of their delicious fruit. These are the conditions spacing helps to achieve this. Planting as close as 5 feet or as far we must try to mimic in order to grow healthy pawpaw trees as 10 feet apart, and planting at least three different varieties that give us good crops. for cross-pollination, has been shown to be the most successful.

126 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday For more growing guides and useful tips, visit our website at www.OneGreenWorld.com whose larvae feed exclusively on young pawpaw leaves. The relationship between the Zebra Swallowtail and the pawpaw is similar to that of the Monarch butterfly and the milkweed plant. The acetogenins that are present in the pawpaw leaves remain present in trace amounts in the Zebra Swallowtails body for the remainder of its life, making it unpalatable to birds or other predators. The incredible beauty of the Zebra Swallow- tail and the minimal damage it does to the leaves make this insect not much of a concern. A blue stain disease can also in- fect pawpaws but it is not believed that a microbial agent is responsible for this but rather it is a result of stress or trauma to the tree. In general pawpaws are one of the most disease and pest resistant fruit trees that you can grow.

POLLINATION Pollination can be the major limiting factor to getting good crops of pawpaw fruit. The flowers are protogynous meaning that the female organ, the stigma, ripens before the pollen does and is therefore not receptive when the pollen is ripe. This ensures that the flower cannot pollinate itself. The entire tree is also usually self-incompatible, meaning that pollen from one flower on the tree will not pollinate the stigma of other flowers on the same tree. Therefore the pawpaw requires pollination from a tree with entirely different genetics to be successfully pollinated. This is why we always suggest purchasing many different pawpaw varieties to ensure the most successful pol- lination. The more trees you have the more successful your pollination will be. Two varieties is the absolute minimum you VARIETY SELECTION can plant to get fruit but more fruit is produced with three or The best way to select your varieties is to contact your local more varieties. Finally, you must attract the pawpaws natural agricultural extension agency and ask them which pawpaw pollinators to achieve successful transfer of the pollen between varieties will grow best in your area. In general, we recommend flowers. In this case keeping honeybees will not help you out as the earlier fruiting varieties for areas where summers are not the pawpaw’s flowers are designed for the decomposers of the as humid as the eastern United States where the pawpaw world. They are a deep and beautiful reddish purple color and is native. smell a bit like rotting flesh in order to attract various species of flies and beetles. One strategy for attracting these pollinators is USING THE PAWPAW FRUIT to put road kill or rotting meat near your pawpaws when they The fruit is primarily used for fresh eating. It is extremely are flowering to attract their natural pollinators. If this sounds perishable and is amazingly delicious when it is perfectly ripe. too unappealing to you, it is also possible to pollinate by hand; It can be used much like you would use a banana. Try replacing just be sure that once the tree starts setting fruit that no single bananas with pawpaw fruit in a banana bread recipe or adding branch is too loaded up with fruit or it may cause it to break or pawpaws to a berry smoothie. For longer-term storage you result in smaller fruits. can freeze the fruit and make ice cream out of it. Any recipe that requires adding heat or cooking the pawpaw is not PESTS AND DISEASES recommended as the flavor compounds are extremely volatile The pawpaw is relatively pest and disease free. If you have and cooking can destroy the delicious pawpaw flavor, although deer problems in your area then pawpaw trees are a wonderful it seems to retain a good flavor when mixed with flour and used choice. Deer avoid eating pawpaw leaves even in areas where as a baking additive. deer populations are sky high. A few insect pests exist, but most are relatively minor. The pawpaw peduncle borer (Tal- Let us know about your experiences with pawpaws, which variet- ponia plummeriana) burrows into the flowers causing them to ies work best in your area, what recipes you’ve found to use them wither and drop and can even destroy the majority of blossoms, in, and what strategies have been successful for getting them es- although this is rare. Other pests in the eastern United States tablished, and enjoy the look and taste of this amazing tropical include the Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly (Eurytides marcellus) tree in your own backyard! [email protected]

For more growing guides and useful tips, visit our website at www.OneGreenWorld.com 127 Rootstocks are used to graft on your favorite varieties of fruit trees. Choosing the correct rootstock can be the difference between a thriving tree or a dying tree. Rootstocks not only determine the overall size, vigor, and precociousness of a tree, but also what soil types it can grow in, its drought tolerance and how well anchored your tree will be. Now you can propagate your own fruit trees for very low cost, or preserve rare and heirloom varieties by them onto resilient rootstocks. Be sure to check compatibility of your desired scion with your choice of rootstock. Sold in bundles of five. Please visit us online for pricing. ROOTSTOCKS

Tolerates wet, dry, or poor soils and APPLE induces bearing at a young age. Well PRUNUS anchored and deep rooted. #R004 BUD 9 This Russian apple ST. JULIEN St. Julien is a valuable Bud 9 Apple Rootstock is a dwarfing rootstock is exceptionally hardy, down plum rootstock for cold areas that expe- rootstock that dwarfs trees to 30-40% to minus 50 degrees Farenheit! Antonov- rience fluctuating spring temperatures the size of a standard tree. Bud 9 is ka is suckerless and produces a full sized due to inconsistent spring weather con- widely tested and used commercially tree, growing 25-35'. It also produces ditions. Very cold hardy and semi-vig- throughout the US and is valued for its large edible yellow apples if allowed orous. Trees grafted onto St. Julien will early precocity, winter hardiness, and to fruit. #R005 grow to 75% of standard height. #R011 resistance to crown rot and fireblight. Trees do require staking as they are very MARIANA 2624 Mariana 2624 dwarfing and not as well anchored as CHERRY produces a semi-dwarf tree that is vig- semi-dwarf trees. #R013 orous and well adapted to many dif- ferent soils. Can be shallow rooted the Dwarfs trees to MAXMA 14 first couple years and susceptible to GENEVA 935 MaxMa 14 Cherry Rootstock is broadly 30-35% of standard height. Very resis- leaning until established. Somewhat planted throughout Southern France tant to fire blight, woolly apple aphid, prone to suckering. Tolerates wet soils and is beginning to see more popularity and crown and root rot. Trees on Geneva and does very well in the PNW. #R006 worldwide. Trees grafted onto MaxMa 935 begin bearing early but staking is 14 are semi-vigorous with moderate recommended as it is shallow rooted. precocity. MaxMa 14 shows good scion Not compatible with Honeycrisp. #R001 PEAR compatibility and is broadly adapted to many different soil types and environ- Dwarfs trees to 65% of stan- M-7 mental conditions. #R010 dard height, but can be kept smaller OLD HOME X FARMING- with summer pruning. Trees are well DALE 333 anchored, widely adapted, and winter OHxF 333 is a semi-dwarfing pear root- hardy. Resistant to fireblight, powdery PEACH stock, producing trees 12-16 feet tall. mildew, and root collar rot. Can be Resistant to fireblight, collar rot, woolly prone to suckering. #R002 LOVELL Lovell Rootstock is used pear aphids and pear decline making it a for peach and other stone fruits and is very versatile rootstock. Precocious and M-26 M26 grows 8-12 feet tall, is slightly more resistant to wet conditions well-anchored. Compatible with all pear very winter hardy, adapted to most than other rootstocks making it a good varieties. #R008 soils, and well anchored. Extremely vig- choice for the Pacific Northwest. Lovell orous for a dwarfing rootstock, trees on is somewhat susceptible to nematodes QUINCE M26 begin bearing early and produce and bacterial canker but it is still one few suckers. #R003 of the best peach rootstocks for our cli- mate. #R009 PROVENCE Provence Quince M-111 One of the most vigorous can be used as a rootstock for Euro- and well-adapted of apple rootstocks, NEMAGUARD A very vigorous pean Pear, Quince, as well as Loquat! M-111 is a semi-standard tree reaching and strong peach seedling rootstock re- Provence is valued for being precocious, 80% of standard tree's height, or 15 -25 sistant to soil nematodes. Partially sus- high yielding and resistant to crown feet tall, but can easily be kept at a man- ceptible to bacterial canker and requires gall, pear decline and nematodes. Trees ageable height with summer pruning. very well draining soils. grafted onto Provence grow to 55% of standard height. #R012 128 1-877-353-4028 Contact us 10AM-4PM Monday-Friday WE CARRY OREGON-GROWN TRUFFLE TREES!

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