2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course

Bundoran Garden Plants (Dorothy Tompkin’s garden)

Grasses and Sedges: Calamagrostis x acutiflora Karl Foerster Carex ‘Hobb’ Bunny Blue from Sandy’s Plants (Eltzroth) Chasmanthium latifolium Wild-oat. C. latifolium ‘River Mist’ Elymus hystrix* Bottle-Brush Grass-from seed Eragrostis spectabilis* Tumble Grass. Found scattered throughout garden E. spectabilis Fairweather 4-11 by parking area Festuca cinerea ‘Elijah’s Blue’ F. ‘Glauca’ Bluestone Perennials 4-12 Juncus inflexus ‘Blue Arrows’—Rain garden-shade* Muhlenbergia capillaris* 10-10, 4-11 Brent and Becky’s Panicum virgatum. * Switch Grass. 4-8’ Full sun. Native to open woods, prairies, brackish marshes. Grows in “any” soil, from quartz sand to fertile heavy clay. Cut back annually in late winter or early spring. Sp. One flat 4-11 North Creek ‘Dallas Blues’ 4-10, one flat North Creek 4-11 ‘Heavy Metal’ 4-11 Fairweather, north of living room ‘Northwind’ 4-10, one flat North Creek 4-11 ‘Prairie Sky’ ‘Shenandoah’

Pennisetum sp Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Cassian’ 2-3’ more orange-red in fall P. alopecuroides Hameln’ 2’ tall P. alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’ 9-26-10

Schizachyrium scoparium Little bluestem.* 2-4’. Full sun. Native to open woods and prairies. Tolerant of a range of moisture conditions and of acidic and alkaline soils.

Sorghastrum nutans.* Indian grass. 4-8’. Full sun. Native to open woods and prairies. Tolerates a wide range of soils, including dry areas. Self sows. ‘Soux Blue’ 2 from Fairweather 4-11 two flats from North Creek 4-11

Page | 1 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Sporobolus heterolepis * Northern Dropseed. Prairie Moon plugs and seed 5-12

Perennials: Acaena microphylla (‘Steppable’) Achillea millefolium Adiantum pedatum * under oak 11-11 Agapanthus orientalis ‘Baby Pete’ (Wayside) 11-10. near front porches, Agastache cana Agastache foeniculum* Anise Hyssop from seed Amorpha canescens.Leadplant. 4-11 Easy Wildflowers Amsonia hubrectii * ‘Narrow Leaf Blue Star’ A tabernaemontana *Blue Star Flower Aquilegia canadensis* Columbine Armeria pseudoarmeria ‘Ballerina Lilac’ 9-12 near parking Armeria maritime dwarf, in front a yard east of walk Artemesia ‘Povis Castle” from previous houses Asclepias tuberosa* Butterfly Weed Asclepias speciosa * Showy milkweed, Easy wildflowers 4-11 Asclepias syriaca * Common milkweed, Easy Wildflowers. 4-11 Ascyrum hypericoides* St Andrew’s Cross Aster azureus * Sky Blue, Prairie Moon, 5-12 Aster x dumosus ‘Wood’s Aster’ Snows 8-13 Aster novae-angliae * ‘LSS Hello Rhonda’ Aster shortii. Short’s AsterSeeds Prairie Moon Athyrium filix-femina * ‘Victoria’ Baptisia australis* 4-11 Brent and Becky’s Baptisia ‘Solar Flare’ (Wayside) 11-10 Boltonia asteroids. * 4-10 New Moon (Phil Stokes) Callicarpa dichotoma ‘Spring Gold’ 8-31-11 Arrowhead Alp. Callicarpa ‘ex bodniera ‘Profusion’ C. giraldii (Bodnieri) ‘Profusion’ Camassia leichtlinii *Great Camas Carex laxiculmix ‘Hobb’ Glaucous woodland sedge (native) Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Longwood Blue’ 9-26-10 Saunders Bros Chamaemelum nobile,Chamomile Roman 4-12 near front porch. Chrysogonum virginianum * Gold Star or Green and Gold Clematis ‘Hyde Hall’ 3-13-12 White Flower, beside Cotinus by garden Clematis ‘Ice Blue’ 3-13-12, White Flower, beside Cotinus by veg garden Clematis ‘Wisley’ 3-13-12 White Flower, beside Cotinus by veg garden

Page | 2 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Clematis virginiana * Conolinium coelestinum *Blue Mist Flower, Hardy Ageratum Coreopsis ‘Baby Sun’ Coreopsis ‘Early Sunrise’ Coreopsis ‘Jethro PPAF Coreopsis ‘Crème Brulee’ * 7-31-10 Dennstaedtia punctiloba Hay scented fern, down hill from drain fr Rain Garden in back Dryopteris marginalis Eastern Wood Fern 8-2-10 D. pycnopteroides Fairweather 9-10 Dianthus gratianiopolitanus ‘Firewitch’ Dryopteris pycoptero Japanese Wood Fern, 10-1-10. Fairweather Echinacea ‘Harvest Moon’ Wayside Gardens 11-12, in front Echinacea purpurea * ‘Ruby Star’ 8-20-10 Echinacea ‘Powwow Red Berry’—seed Echinacea ‘White Swan’—seed Echinacea paradoxa* ‘Yellow’—seed Epimedium x cantabrigiense 3-13 Arrowhead Alpine Epimedium ‘Amber Queen’ 3-13 Epimedium davidii 3-13 Epimedium grandiflorum ‘Lilafee’ 3-13 Epimediium grandiflurum ‘Silver Queen’ 3-13 Epimedium perralchicum ‘Wisley’ Erodium reichardii ‘Alba’ .ground cover. White Alpine Geranium. SS 7-13 Erysimum ‘Bowles Mauve’ Wallflower along common drive 3-12 Eupatorium coelestinum (reclassified—Conolinium) *—“Hardy Ageratum” Eupatorium maculatum *Joe Pye Weed, ‘Red Dwarf’ Eltzroth 7-12. In front & near road E. sessilifolium *‘Boneset’—from seed Euphorbia amygdaloides ‘Purpurea’ Euphorbia lathryis. Gopher purge or spurge Feverfew-Tanacetum parthenium Filipendula ulmaria, Meadowsweet, Center for Historic Plants, 2010 Gaillardia Grandview 2011, 2012 along walk in front Gaura from old garden Gaura ‘Crimson Butterflies’ Wayside 3-14 in front of BR Gaura ‘Karalee Petit Pink Nature Hills 4-13 Geum triflorum Prairie Smoke, Prairie Moon 6/13 Goodyera pubescens * JMU arboretum 2011 Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Asahi’ above wall, ne of house. Wayside, 3-14 Heuchera villosa ‘Citronelle’

Page | 3 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Helianthus giganteus * Giant Sunflower Helianthus angustifolius Swamp Sunflower, from Keswick garden Heuchera ‘Electric Lime’ Heuchera “Licorice’’Powwow Hypericum hypericoides St Andrew’s Cross Hypericum prolificum (spathulatum)* Shrubby St. Johnswort Iris cristata Crested Iris. Under Oak Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ Iris siberica ‘Summer Revels’ 4-11-between porch and LR entry Iris sp? Dwarf yellow and others Lavandula augustifolia ‘Ellagance Purple’—dark blue by bedroom patio Lavandula x i. ‘Provence’ 9-3-10 Lespedeza thunbergii ‘Gibraltar’ 3-12 White Flower. One by wall, one by st. sign Liatris ligulistylis Meadow Blazing Star. Seeds Prairie Moon Liatris spicata Linum perenne ? var lewesii Monticello Lithodora diffusa Grace Ward, 4-11. Grandview. Along wall. 4-12. Garden Spot Lobelia cardinalis * Lobelia siphilitica * Blue Lobelia Lychnis coronaria Alba, Campion or Catchfly, along common drive near maple Lysimachia nummularia ‘Creeping Genny’ 8-10 Lysmachia quadrifolia Whorled Loosestrife Maianthemum racemosum (Simlacina r) Solomon’s Plume or S Seal Mazus reptans 9-10 wet areas next to house in back, rain garden in front Matteucia strutiopteris Ostrich Fern 8-2-10 Monarda didyma * Beebalm Nepeta x faassenii Catmint 8-10 Osmunda cinnamomea 8-2-10 O. regalis 8-2-10Bladde Oxalis regnellii Burgundy Shamrock O. tetraphylla green with slight center red blotch O. tetraphylla Iron Cross O. versicolor Finer foliage and pink rimmed flowers Penstemon barbatus * ‘Huskers Red’, North Creek 4-11 P. barbatus * ‘Sunburst Ruby’ North Creek 4-11 Penstemon digitalis * Foxglove Beardtongue, 4-11, under oak, Easy Wildflowers Perovska atriplicifolia Russian Sage 8-10 Phemeranthus teretifolius * Fame Flower Phlox divaricata * Woodland phlox Phlox sublata *‘Emerald Blue’ Moss Phlox, 5-12 Mound. Garden Spot

Page | 4 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course P. sublata ‘Scarlet Flame’ Polemonium reptans * Jacob’s Ladder (under large oak) Easy Wildflowers Polystichum acrosticoides * 11-7-10 Christmas Fern Polystichum polyblepharum Korean Tassel Fern 8-2-10 Polystichum sp. Polygonatum pubescens Pycnanthemum incanum (? Virginianum)* Mountain mint by back doors Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Prostratus’ Creeping Rosemary 8-2-10 R. officinalis. Salem 4-12 along wall in front of parking Rubus hayata-koidzumii (calcinoides) “Emerald Carpet’ from Keswick R. himalaicus 9-30-10 Arrowhead Alpines Rudbeckia maxima north upper front—Meg French Rudbeckia subtomentosa * Sweet Blackeyed Susan-under White Oak Sagina subulata Irish Moss 11-10. Eltzroth and Thompson Sagina subulata Irish Moss Salvia coccinea Scarlet Sage. From seed 2013 Salvia elegans Pineapple Sage. By Yellow Wood in front Salvia farinacea *‘Victoria Blue’ 7-7-10 Salvia guaranitica ‘Black and Blue Salvia’, in front of porches Salvia ‘Madeline’ Wayside 5-12 in front of bedroom on slope Salvia nemerosa ‘Schneehugel’ (white) 11-4-10. (Eltzroth and Thompson) Salvia x sylvestris ‘Snow Hill White Flower, 9-12, in front Santolina Sedum ternatum ‘Coral Reef’ Sedum ternatum Widows Cross, 4-11, Easy Wildflowers Silene cucubalus Bladder Campion--native Solidago caesia New Moon 4-10 (Phil Stokes) Solidago ‘Fireworks’ MG Plant Sale 2012 Solidago speciosa * Showy Goldenrod Prairie Moon, 5-12 Talinum calycinum * Fame Flower Teucrium (Germander) Eltzroth and Thompson 12-31-11 Thymus Tiarella cordifolia * Foam Flower Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ under Oak by Weezie and Liza 11-11 Tradescantia virginiana * Spiderwort 5-11 in front of porch Verbascum blattaria Moth mullen “alien” near parking area Verbascum chaixii ‘Sixteen Candles Mullein’ near small Scarlet Oak 6-12 Verbena hastate * Vervain. New Moon 4-10 (Phil Stokes) Veronica alpine Speedwell, ‘Goodness Grows’, 7-12 under oak along road V. fasciculate 8. Common Ironweed Seeds. Prairie Moon

Page | 5 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Veronica gentianoides ‘Blue Streak’ ‘Blue Speedwell’ 18-24”

Biennials Corydalis flavula native Corydalis. Dicentra family

Bulbs Camassia leichtlimii * ‘Blue Danube’. Brent and Becky’s 11-12 Hymenocallis narxissiflora from Keggie Mallett

Daffodils American Classic ‘09 Denali ‘09 Fertile Crescent ‘09 Fulfillment ‘09 Orange Supreme ‘09 Spring Coronation ’09 Avalanche ‘10 Erlicheer ‘10 Saint Keverne ‘10 Sweetness ‘10 Thalia ‘10 GCA collection 2015 Allium caerueium 10-10 blue Allium neapolitanum 10-3-10 white Crocosmia ‘Emberglow’ 4-11 Brent and Becky’s (red-orange) Crocosmia ‘Voyager’ 4-11 Brent and Becky’s (yellow-orange) Fritillaria asyriiaca 9-25-10.. Fritillaria meleagrisI only Fritillaria uva-vulpis Dog Tooth Violet, Trout Lily Hymenocallus narcissiflora Peruvian daffodil, Spider Lily, from Keggie Mallett Ipheon uniflorum 10-10 I. uniflorum var Wisley BlueGrace’ Iris cristata ‘Powder Blue Gia Wayside 5-12. Under Big Oak Iris sp? Dwarf yellow, large white, large blues

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Shrubs and small Trees Acer japonicum ‘Green Cascade’ Acer Acres 9-27-10 mound Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ Acer Acers 9-27-10. Back patio A. palmatum ‘Crimson Queen’ 9-10,Acer Acres down hill from mound A. palmatum ‘Hogyoku’ 9-27-10, Acer Acres, mound A. palmatum ‘Inaba Hidare’, 9-10, Saunders Bros, mound A. palmatum ‘ Inaba Shidare’ 9-10 Saunders Bros, mound A. palmatum ‘Kamagata’ 9-27-10, Acer Acres, beside car park A. palmatum ‘Moonfire” 9-27-10, Acer Acres, across drive way (died) A. palmatum ‘Orangeola’ 9-10, Acer Acres, behind greenhouse A. palmatum ‘Red Dragon’ two, Acer Acres, beside front porch and bedroom porch A. palmatum ‘Red Spider Web’ 9-10, Acer Acres, in front of living room A. palmatum ‘ Tama Hime’ 9-10, Acer Acres, beside entry A. palmatum ‘Tamukeyama’ 9-10, Acer Acres—mound; Saunders Bros—above patio A. palmatum Viridis’ 9-10, Acer Acres, mound Aesculus parviflora* Bottlebrush Buckeye, Under large Whitel Oak Amalanchier arborea * Shadbush Amelanchier laevis* Allegheny Serviceberry. 4-11-15. Prairie Moon Aralia spinosa* Aronia arbutifolia* border under maple near drive Callicarpa dichotoma ‘Spring Gold’ 8-31-11 Arrowhead Alp. H:2-4’ W:3-5’ Callicarpa ‘ex bodniera ‘Profusion’ H: 3-10’ C. giraldii (Bodnieri) ‘Profusion’ also: C. bodinieri var giraldii ‘Profusion’ H:4-6’ W:4-6’ Calycanthus floridus, Monticello 2012. Behind wall. Cedrus atlantica ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Kigi 2012 Cedrus deodara ‘Divinely Blue’ 9-12 Kigi Cedrus deodara “Hollandia’ Fairweather 3-11. died: probably not drained well enough Cedrus deodara ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Iseli 10-10 6’ spread Cedrus deodara ‘Karl Fuchs’ from Keswick Cedrus deodara ‘Silver Mist’ 9-30-10 Arrowhead Alpines Cephalotaxus harringtonia ‘Drupacea’ (Jap Plum yew) 2011 outside of basement C. harringtonia ‘Drupacea’ 5-2013 tier above basement, below greenhouse Ceanothus Hyb ‘Gloire De Versailles’ by faucet near parking area Arrowhead, 10-13. Ceanothus americanus (6) Easy Wildflowers. 7-28-14 C. americanus 4-15 Prairie Moon-across common drive Celastrus scandens.American Bittersweet. By lg Oak. Prairie Moon 4-15

Page | 7 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Ceanothus x pallidus ‘Minmari’-6-8’x6-8’,Village Garden. 9-14.near Calycanthus Cercis canadensis ‘Appalachiai’ south end of clothesline—back of house 10-11 Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Fillicoides’ SS 8-6-10 C. obtusa ‘Filicoides compacta’ Iseli 10-10 (6) in front of wall, one behind wall (n) 6-12’ C. obtuse ‘Jean Iseli’ Iseli 10-10 behind barn C. obtusa ‘Just Dandy’ Iseli 10-10 (3) near front porch globe: 2-3’ (two died) C. “ 3-12 across walk from house C. obtuse ‘Flabelliformis’ tight, compact C. obtuse ‘Graciosa’ Iseli 10-10 C. pisifera ‘’Filifera’ Iseli 10-10 (5), 6-8’ globe C. pisifera ‘Plumosa Aurea’ –from Bay to front of house Chionanthus virginicus * Fringe Tree Clethera alnifolia * Sweet Pepperbush ‘Vanilla Spice’ n. of house, ‘Sixteen Candles’, ‘Hummingbird’, ‘Ruby Spice’ Corylopsis spicata ‘Aurea’ Wayside 9-11 Cotinus coggygria ‘Ancot’, Golden Smoke Tree, JMU arboretum, 4-11, 8-10’, full sun Cotinus ‘Grace’ 8-11 Cotinus ‘Royal Purple’ 8-11, 9-11 Cotoneaster adpressus ‘Tom Thumb’ (SS) 8-25-10 Cryptomeria japonica ‘Yellow Twig’ Iseli 10-10 Decumaria barbara ‘Barbara Ann’ climbing hydrangea 11-10 Eltzroth. Green house wall Fothergilla gardenii * ‘Blue Shadow’ 9-11 Fothergilla gardenii * ‘Mt Airy’ 9-11 dwarf F. gardenii * Dwarf Witch Hazel. Monticello. 10-13 slope in front of house Gardenia jasminoiodes ‘Jubilation’ front of scr porch. SS 8-11 Ginkgo biloba ‘Mariken’ (dwarf). Iseli 10-10 Halesia carolina along drive near Maple. 11-14:One near Shadbushes, one near Mound, two near power box Heptacodium miconioides Seven Son Flower Wayside, 9-13/entry, in field, back drive Hydrangea anomala ssp. Petolaris ‘Skylands’ 9-10 (Fairweather) barn wall H. anomala ‘Skyland Giant’ 11-10 (Eltzroth …) back brick wall H. macrophylla Endless Summer ‘Bailmer’ just behind wall in front of BR 6-14 WFF Hydrangea paniculata ‘Unique’ from Marie Taylor 7-24-10. Likes sun. 10’ h Hydrangea quercifolia * ‘Little Honey’ JMU arboretum. Under large Oak H.quercifolia ‘Munchkin’ two: Ivy 8-1-14 H. quercifolia ‘Ruby Slippers’ USNA 10-13 just behind wall in front of house H, quercifolia Sites Dwarf’ Ivy 8-1-14 along wall in front Hydrangea Endless Summer. WFF 7-14 in front of wall/BR Hydrangea Endless Summer Bloom Struck. WWF 10-14. between wall & Amsonia Itea virginica * 9-10

Page | 8 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Ilex crenata ‘Burfordii Nana’ 7-3-10 6’ x 4’ Ilex glabra compacta “Shamrock’ 4’x4’, 6-11, Ivy Nursery. Near parking area I. glabra * ‘Shamrock’ 3-12 Saunders Bros Ilex glabra * ‘Nigra’ Inkberry 6-10’ high 10-1-10 Fairweather Ilex pedunculosa. Fairweather,10-12. f:3-4’, m: 2-3’ Mound Ilex verticillata * ‘Oosterwijk’ Fairweather 10-10 and 10-12 (back rain garden) Ilex verticillata *‘Southern Gentleman’ along drive in back near house I.verticillata *‘Sparkle Berry’ I.verticillata *‘Red Spirit’ Ilex x meserveae ‘Blue Prince’ 8-12’ x 8-12’ Ilex x meservaea ‘Masog’ China Girl 1-1-12 Eltzroth and Thompson, near wildflowers I. x meservaea ‘China Boy’ 3-12 Saunders Bros 10’h x 8’w near wildflowers I. x meservaea ‘China Girl’ 3-12 Saunders Bros 10’ x 10’ “ Ilex x ‘Rock Garden’ 3-12. Iseli. Across walk from front porch Juniperus chinensis ‘Daub’s Frosted’ Iseli 10-10 (20) 3-6’ wide, spreading “ “ “ “ 3-12 (6) Juniperus chinensis ‘Sea Green’ 8-2010 J. communis ‘Corielagan’ (4) Iseli 3-11 along walk sw of house J. communis ‘Green Carpet’ Iseli 10-10 (25) 6”x 3’ J. communis ‘Green Carpet’ from Arrowhead Alpine (4) 8-31-11 J. communis ‘Oblong Pendula’ Ar. Alpine 3-12, h-8’ w-10’ slope in front-near Gray Owl J. horizontalis ‘Blue Horizon’ Arrowhead Alpine 8-31-11 J. horizontalis ‘Golden Carpet’ Iseli 10-10 mound, west side J. horizontalis ‘Pancake’ Arrowhead Alpine 3-7-12 west of parking area J. horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’, SS 11-13. ht-0.5’ w- 6’behind wall, near Calycanthus. Juniperus procumbens 5/6-2010 (bank) Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’ 2010 (6) J. virginiana ‘Gray Owl’ 3-4 x 4-6’ J. ‘Sea Green’ Kolkwitzia amabilis ‘Dream Catcher’ along drive north of house. SS 10-11 Lagerstroemia indica – some seedlings from seed packet of “dwarf’ varieties Lagerstoemia indica ‘Natchez’ 2011: upper end of path to back; in box planter L. indica ‘Watermelon Red’ 2011- in terraced area at north end of greenhouse Lychnis coronaria- Campion (short lived perennial) Oxydendron arboretum * Sourwood Picea abies ‘Elegans’ Iseli 10-10 (10) 3-6’ wide, spreading, inside of wall P. abies ‘Nidiformis’ Birdsnest Sruce, Elsroth-Thompson. 12-10 near entry wall Two behind barn 3-12 P. abies ‘Pumila’ Iseli 10-10, 3-6’ globe P.abies ‘Pusch’ Iseli 10-10 (died first winter)

Page | 9 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course P. mariana ‘Ericoides’ Iseli 10-10 P. omorika ‘Kamenz’ P. pungens ‘Baby Blue’ Xmas tree ’14.12-15’h 6-8’w.in front of BR P. pungens ‘Procumbens’ Iseli 10-10, prostrate. On bank just above stone wall. Pinus flexilis ‘Nana’ 3-11 Arrowhead Alpine, in front of living room Pinus leucodermis ‘Emerald Arrow’ Iseli 10-10 (2) East of parking P. leucodermis ‘Irish Bell’ (3) Iseli 3-11, 4’ h x 3’ w south of parking wall P. “ ‘Irish Bell’ 3-12, one w of greenhouse P. leucodermis ‘Zwerg Schneverdi’ Iseli (3) 3-11 Pinus leucodermis ‘Satellit’ Behind house and one s. of barn P. leucodermis ‘Mint Truffle’ Iseli 10-10 (2) west of parking Pinus palustrus Longleaf Pine. Behind house 2012 Pinus parviflora ‘Koku ho’ Iseli 10-10 Pinus parviflora ‘Tanima no Yuki’ Fairweather 3-11, in front of porch Pinus strobes ‘Blue Shag’ Iseli 3-11, 3-4’, east of entry walk (died) Pinus strobus ‘Nana’ Dwarf White Pine Pinus sylvestris ‘Albyn Prostrate’ Scotch Pine Iseli 3-11. Behind barn Pinus sylvestris ‘Globosa Viridis’ Iseli 10-10 P. sylvestris ‘Piskiwitz’ Iseli 10-10 Pinus virginiana ‘Driscoll’ Iseli 10-10 Pinus wallichiana ‘Nana’ Iseli 10-10 Pysocarpus Lemon Candy. 9/13 near walk Wayside Raphiolepis indica ‘Snow White’ Indian Hawthorne Elsroth 7-13. 3-4’h x 4-5’w Rhododendron austrinum “Earl’s Gold”-Florida Flame, Fairweather, 3-13 R austrinum Florida Flame Azalea 3-13 R.canenscens ‘Camilla’s Blush’ 10-26-13. h 8-10’ w 6’ Jay. 6 under lg Oak. 1 in back. R. flammeum ‘Magenta Rose Flame”-Oconee Fairweather 3-13, close to road R. ‘Firecfracker’—Jay Gillenwater Rhododendron catawbiense ‘Nova Zewmbia’ 3-12, Saunders Bros R. prunifolium. USNA 10-13 n. of Wh Oak in front. Rhus typhina ‘Tiger Eyes’ Spirea Anthony Waterer SS 7-13 ht 3’ Spirea x bumalca ‘Magic Carpet’ 7-7-10 Spirea decumbens 8-31-11, Arrowhead Alpines (4) front of house S. japonica ‘Dolchica’ 7-7-10 4’h x 4’w S. japonica ‘Flaming Mound’ 8-31-11, Arrowhead Alp. Also in back of barn. S. japonica ‘Golden Elf’ 3-15-12 Fairweather (2) along front walk S. japonica ‘Little Princess’ 7-31-10 2-3’ h x 4-6’ w S. prunifolia 3-15-12 Fairweather in front of wall S. thunbergii ‘Ogen’ 3-15-12 Fairweather (2) w of walk and by drive entrance

Page | 10 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Spirea virginica * 8-31-11 Arrowhead Alpine. N. of big oak. Second: under Oak in front (10- 13). Third: east of Oak (10-13) Stehpanandra incisa ‘Crispa’ Lace shrub. from Bernice. north of drive Taxus x media ‘Maureen’ 3-12 Arrowhead Alpine. 2 north of house, one east of barn Tetradium daniellii Bee Bee Tree. Logees 12-13 25 Tsuga Canadensis ‘Jeddeloah’ (Wayside) 11-10 near front porch Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Blue Crop’ 3-12 Saunders Bros V. corymbosum ‘Blue Ray’ 3-12 Saunders Bros Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Duke’ 1-1-12 Eltzroth and Thompson. Beside veg garden Blooms late, ripens early: protects from frosts Vaccinium ‘Pink Lemonade’ Viburnum acerfolium* Viburnum dentatum Blue Muffin Wayside 9/13 Near common drive Viburnum nudum Brandywine 9-13. Near entry, h-8’ Wayside Viburnum nudum ‘Winterthur’ 12-31-10 (Viburnum grove by white oak); 2nd “under” maple 3rd south of oak in front V. nudum male, High Peak Farm, 5-11 Viburnum prunifolim * 2010 Pinelands Viburnum ‘Emerald Luster’ High Peak Viburnum x Eskimo High Peak (V. caricephalum) Viburnum ‘Saucoxie’ High Peak V. plicatum tomentosum ‘Snowflake’ 9-23-10 5’x6’ Saunders Bros Weigela ‘Briant Rubidor’ 5-7’ along common drive Weigelia florida Sonic Bloom 2 along drive in back, 1 near rain garden. Wayside

TREES

Tetradium daniellii, Bee Bee Tree. Logees. 11-13 Cladrastis kentukea * Yellowwood 8-3-10 C. kentukea 3-13 two in back yard, One ‘Perkins Pink’ Cunninghamia lanceolata ‘Glauca Blue’ China Fir, Fry Road Nursery 10-13 Betula nigra ‘Heritage’ 9-23-10: Saunders Bros

Ilex x Nellie Stevens 8-27-10 Magnolia virginiana-Sweetbay Gurney’s 3-14. S of lg oak. 10-35’

Page | 11 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Oxydendron arboretum * Sourwood. 2008 and 2000 Picea abies. Norway Spruce, Christmas 2011, &’12. 90’x40’ Pinus nigra Austrian Black Pine 60’ x 40’ Punus palustrus * Longleaf Pine Behind house (2). 2012 Quercus alba * planted small one and some acorns along Hightop Quercus coccinea * Scarlet Oak, 8-24-10 (per Phil Stokes) Quercus lyrata, * Overcup Oak 2000 Thuja plicata ‘Green Giant’, Giant Western Arborvitae

RAIN GARDENS

Acorus gramineus ‘Ogon’ Ogon Sweet Flag Amsonia hubrectii * ‘Arkansas Blue Star’ Chasmanthium latifolia ‘River Mist’ variegated Northern Sea Oats Clethera alnifolia * Dryopteris pycoptero Japanese Wood Fern, 10-1-10. Fairweather Juncus inflexus ‘Blue Arrows’ Rush grass Lobelia cardinalis * Lobelia siphilitica * Muhlenbergia capillaries Ophiopogon japonicus, Mondo Grass: Dwarf variety Osmunda cinnamomea 8-2-10 Mountain mint Ilex verticillata * back garden. 9-23-10 Saunders Bros Betula nigra Itea virginica * 9-2-10 Ivy Nursery

Reseeding Annuals

Asclepias curassavica Bloodflower milkweed Eupatorium coelestinum *Blue Boneset, Mistflower E. sessilifolium Upland Boneset Impatiens capensis* Jewel Weed Melampodium civaricatum Medallion Daisy. Native to lower Midwest Papaver somniferum Poppy Salvia farinacea Mealycup sage Tragopogon dubius. Yellow goatsbeard (salsify) Non-native, wild Violas—several types

Page | 12 2015 Master Gardener Program Site Analysis course Viola Skippy XI Plum-Gold Hybrid

Other annuals Gomphrena haageana Qis carmine 7-10 Calibrachoa ‘MiniFamous Double Amethyst’ Jay G., rock wall Solanaceae family

House Plants Creeping Fig—from Bernice Ficus carica Texas Everbearing. Logees 9/13 Tibuochina Begonia Palomar Prince. Logees 12-12 Polyscias “California ‘Ming Aralia” Logees 12-12 Kalanchoe thrysifolia Paddle Plant Salvia microphylla x sagitata ‘Arrow Leaf Sage’ Logees 2-13 Piper Betle ‘Betel Leaf’ Logees 2-13 Ficus deltoidea ‘Mistletoe Fig’ Logees 2-13 Echeveria agavoides ‘Lipstick’ 12-13 Logees Leptospermum scoparium ‘Ruby Glow’, New Zealand Tea Tree 12-13 Oxalis tetraphylla and versicolor (see perennials above) Platycerium bifurcatum Staghorn Fern

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