CASTLE PINES VILLAGE APPROVED PLANT LIST Revised: April 2016

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Castle Pines Village is a covenant-controlled community. The covenants are provided in the Amended and Restated Castle Pines Declaration and Agreement Creating Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Easements (a copy can be obtained on the Castle Pines Village website at www.castlepinesvillage.org or at the Homes Association Office). The covenants created the Design Review Committee which is responsible to review and approve all improvements in the Village. Page 23 of the covenants state, “No work of improvement, grading, excavation, landscaping, tree or shrub planting or removal shall be undertaken on any Lot or Lots without the prior approval of the Design Review Committee” which is responsible to review and approve the homeowner’s detailed plan specifying the proposed improvements.

It is the intent of the Landscape Standards for Castle Pines Village to unify the newly built environment with that of the original natural setting and remaining undisturbed Village setting. The overall objective is to establish harmony between native and introduced plant materials that not only thrive in the Village environment, but also enhance the landscape experience in the Village. Attention must be given to the use of plants that integrate the landscape from house to house and to the original natural environment. Plantings along the public streets, common areas, and open space frontages visible to the public must be limited to native species originally found in the existing landscape, and to a lesser degree, non-native plants specifically approved in the Landscape Standards for these applications noted as “transitional” plants in the Approved Plant List. As one drives through Castle Pines Village along the most-traveled roads, the appearance of the landscape should be one of a cohesive and consistent ‘natural elegance’, lined with irrigated short grasses that blend into the more natural grasses and native plants in the common open areas or into the approved landscapes on private property.

Site planning and location of new homes must be designed to preserve native plants and privacy. Wildlife corridors are provided to allow the deer, elk and other animals to roam through the Village relatively undisturbed as they have for centuries. Landscapes should also preserve the appearance of the native environment. Plants are to be of substantial size and quality so that they establish a cohesive landscape that immediately contributes to the Village as a whole. Plant sizes noted below are minimums:

Plant Type Minimum Size Required Larger Deciduous Trees 2 ½ - 3 inch caliper Smaller Deciduous Trees 6-8 foot height, B&B, if located adjacent to public streets, open spaces, common areas and golf courses Evergreen Trees 12+ foot height adjacent to public streets, open spaces, common areas and golf courses. 8+ feet in other locations Deciduous Shrubs 2/3 of total amount in 5-gallon containers 1/3 total amount B&B if located adjacent to public streets, open spaces, common areas and golf courses Evergreen Shrubs 5-gallon containers Perennials and Groundcovers All sizes permitted Ornamental Grasses 1-gallon containers Vines 1-gallon containers

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016 LARGER DECIDUOUS TREES

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Native Thin-leaf Alder NW Alnus incana tenuifolia 20-30' x 20' Wetter areas only Lanceleaf Cottonwood NW Populus acuminata 40-60' x 25' For use in major drainage-ways Swamp White Oak Quercus bicolor 40-50' x 30' Difficult to transplant and/or establish - planting advice helpful Burr Oak Quercus macrocarpa 60'+ x 40'+ Difficult to transplant and/or establish - planting advice helpful Northern Red Oak Quercus robur 40-50' x 30'+ Most difficult to transplant and/or establish - planting advice helpful English Oak Quercus rubra 50-60' x 30'+ More difficult to transplant - prefers a protected area - planting advice helpful Quaking Aspen NW Populus tremuloides 30-40' x 20-25' Requires ample moisture. Recommend nursery, not wild-harvested stock; subject to numerous insect and disease problems, short lived

SMALLER DECIDUOUS TREES

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Ginnala (Amur) Maple X Acer ginnala 20-25' x 20' Transitional * Rocky Mountain Maple N Acer glabrum 15-30' x 20' Difficult to transplant Wasatch/Bigtooth Maple N Acer grandidentatum 15-30' x 15-20' Tatarian Maple - Varieties Acer tataricum 20-25' x 15-20' Similar to ginnala maple – Transitional * Saskatoon Serviceberry N Amelanchier alnifolia 10-15' x 10' Does best in protected areas; shade tolerant - Transitional * Shadblow Serviceberry Amelanchier canadensis 15-20' x 15' Similar to above - Transitional * Serviceberry A. grandiflora Varies Colorado River Birch NW Betula 20-30' x 20' Multi-stem shrubby tree for wet, protected areas - Transitional * occidentalis(fontinalis) Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn Crataegus crus-gallinermis 20' x 15'+ Transitional * Washington Hawthorn Crataegus phaenopyrum 20-30' x 20' Very thorny, spreads with age Native Hawthorn N Crataegus succulenta, et al 8-15' x 8'+ Transitional * Winter King Hawthorn Crataegus viridis ‘Winter 15' x 15' King’ Crusader Hawthorn Crataegus ‘crusader’ 20’ x20’

NOTES: N = refers to species native to the Rockies. X = xeric, exhibiting better drought tolerance. W = will tolerate wetter sites. S = Does well in arid climates but may perform better in shade. * Suitable along streets and other public views.

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016 Russian Hawthorn Crataegus ambigua 20’ x 20’ Refer to PlantSelect.org American Plum N Prunus americana 15-20' x 15-20' Prone to storm damage & insect pests - Transitional * Native Chokecherry N Prunus melanocarpa 15-25' x 15 - 20' Irregular shrubby tree; subject to insect pests (red leafed varieties- (virginiana) newport, cistina, Schubert-not permitted) - Transitional * Gambel Oak (Scrub Oak) NX Quercus gambelii 10-25'+ Best used in group or mass plantings for naturalizing; container stock is safest for transplanting - Transitional *

EVERGREEN TREES

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS White Fir N Abies concolor 60-100' x 25-35' Do not use for massing due to combustibility. Best in protected areas with ample moisture; can be difficult to transplant. Rocky Mountain Juniper NX Juniperus scopulorum (aka 20-30' x 15-20' Limited use due to concern of combustibility, prefers south & west slopes, Western Red Cedar) well-drained conditions - Transitional * Woodward Columnar Juniper Juniperus scopulorum 20’x4’ Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘Woodward’ Bristlecone Pine NX Pinus aristata 15-25' x 10-15' Prefers gravelly soil Pinyon Pine NX Pinus cembroides edulis 15-20' x 10-15' Requires dry, well-drained conditions - Transitional * Limber Pine NX Pinus flexilis (and 30'+ x 20'+ Drought and wind tolerant varieties) Austrian Pine X Pinus nigra 50-60' x 25-30' Full and bushy to the ground; elk-damage potential - do not plant on wildlife corridors or golf course frontage - Transitional * Ponderosa Pine NX Pinus ponderosa 50-80' x 25-40' The signature tree of our pine-oak forest. Loses lower limbs with age; spade dug stock preferred - Transitional * Scotch Pine X Pinus sylvestris 40-60' x 25-30' Use sparingly; somewhat irregular habitat Douglas Fir N Pseudotsuga menziesii 60-100' x 30'+ Use sparingly - do not use for massing. Needs some moisture

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Regent Serviceberry Amelanchier alnifolia 4-5'x 4'or less Somewhat shade tolerant - Transitional * Leadplant (Indigobush) NX Amorpha canescens,et al Good for naturalization near drainages Red Chokeberry Aronia arbutifolia 6-10' x 4-6' Black Chokeberry Aronia melanocarpa 3-4' x4' Blue Mist Spirea X Caryopteris clandonensis 42" x 42" Requires pruning of winter die-back; attracts bees

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016 Curlleaf Mountain Mahogany NX Cercocarpus ledifolius 10-20' x 10-15' Character specimen in dry-land plantings - Transitional * Littleleaf Mountain Mahogany Cercocarpus intricatus 4-5’x3-4’ Transitional* Mountain Mahogany NX Cercocarpus montanus 6-12' x 6' Irregular, often leggy shrub for hot, dry areas - Transitional * Fernbush NX Chamaebatiaria 6' x 4-6' Dry-land specimen - Transitional * millefolium Baby Blue Rabbitbrush Chrysothamnus 16-24”x20-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org (Ericameria) nauseosus var. nauseosus Dwarf Blue Rabbitbrush NX Chrysothamnus nauseosus 3' x 3-4' -Transitional * var. Isanti Dogwood W Cornus sericea ‘Isanti’ 5-6' x 6'+ Dwarf form of red-twig dogwood; shade tolerant - Transitional * Red-twig Dogwood NW Cornus stolonifera 10-12' x 10' Shade tolerant large shrub for wetter areas; requires renewal pruning - (sericea) Transitional * Cranberry Cotoneaster X Cotoneaster apiculatus 2-3’ x 4’+ A good substitute for spreading juniper Cliffrose NX Cowania mexicana 6-10' x 6' Spanish Gold Broom Cytisus purgans 3-4’x5-6’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Carol Mackie Daphne Daphne x burkwoodii 3-4’x3-4’ ‘Carol Mackie’ Bluestem Joint Fir Ephedra equisetina 4-5”x6-8 Refer to PlantSelect.org Burning Bush X Euonymus alatus (& 6-10’ x 6-8’ Shade tolerant, susceptible to rabbit and/or vole damage compacta) New Mexican Privet NX Forestiera neomexicana 10-12' x 6-8' Upright drought-tolerant screen plant in transition to native dry-land areas Red Yucca Hesperaloe parviflora 36-48”x36-48” Refer to PlantSelect.org Mountain (Rock) Spirea NX Holodiscus dumosus 4-8' x 4-6' Shade tolerant, naturalized rock areas Waxflower N Jamesia americana 4-6' x 3-5' Part to deep shade Russian Sage X Perovskia atriplicifolia 4-5' x 4-5' - Transitional * Cheyenne Mock Orange Philadelphus lewisii 6-7’x6-7’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Mountain Ninebark N Physocarpus monogynus 3-4' x 2-3' Shade tolerant native under pines. Yellow and red leaved hybrids are not permitted - Transitional * Native Potentilla NW Potentilla fruticosa 2-3' x 3'+ Recurrent yellow flowers; a bit difficult to prune out and keep neat - Transitional * White Flowering Potentilla Potentilla fruticosa 2' x 3'+ Spreading low variety; full sun for best flowering - Transitional * ‘Abbotswood’ Western Sand Cherry NX Prunus besseyi 4-6' x 4-6' Good near water or dry streambed - Transitional * Creeping Western Sand Cherry NX Prunus besseyi ‘Pawnee 18" x 4' A dwarf, ground hugging variety of the above - Transitional * Buttes' Smith’s Buckthorn Rhamnus smithii 8-10’x8-10’ Grow-low Sumac X Rhus aromatica ‘Growlow’ 18-24" x 4'+ Low spreading habit with glossy green foliage and reddish fall color

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016 Autumn Amber Sumac Rhus trilobata ‘Autumn 10-14”x6-8’ Transitional* Amber’ Three-Leaf Sumac NX Rhus trilobata (or 5-7' x 5'+ Excellent for screening, massing; very tough - Transitional * aromatica) Golden Currant NX Ribes aureum 4-6' x 5' Shade and drought tolerant - Transitional * Wax Currant NX Ribes cereum 3' x 3' Dry-land planting and in rocks; very tough - Transitional * Comanche Gooseberry Ribes uva-crispa ‘Red 2-3’x4-5’ Transitional* Jacket’ Shrub Roses Rosa ssp Varies Austrian Copper Rose X Rosa foetida bicolor 6-8' x 8'+ Redleaf Rose Rosa glauca, R. rubrifolia 6-8’x4-6’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Ruby Voodoo Rose Rosa ‘Ruby Voodoo’ 5-6’x4-5’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Boulder Raspberry NX Rubus deliciosus 5-8' x 6'+ Widely arching - Transitional * Siberian Spirea Sibiraea laevigata 4-5’x6-8” Refer to PlantSelect.org Spirea X Spiraea bumalda 2-4’ ht Smaller green-leafed varieties such as ‘Forebel’, ‘Anthony Waterer’ and ‘Little princess’ are permitted Snowberry (var) XW Symphoricarpus albus 4-5' x 5'+ Arching habit; shade tolerant Snowberry, Native NX S. occidentalis, S. 2-3' x 4'+ Good in dry shade, under-story to pines - Transitional * orbiculatus Wayfaring tree Viburnum X Viburnum lantana 10-15' x 8' Upright, tree-like branching structure Mohican Viburnum X Viburnum lantana 8-10' x 8' Transitional * ‘Mohican’ Viburnum – Varieties Viburnum 4-10’x4-10’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Compact Cranberrybush W Viburnum opulus 4-5' x 4' Transitional * compactum

EVERGREEN SHRUBS

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Panchito Manzanita X Arctostaphylos x 10-14”x24-36” Refer to PlantSelect.org coloradoensis Common Juniper NX Juniperus 18-24" x 6’ Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility communis(‘effusa’) Buffalo Juniper X Juniperus sabina ‘Buffalo’ 12-18" x 8' Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility Calgary Carpet Juniper X Juniperus sabina ‘Calgary 9-12" x 6' Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

Carpet’ Blue Chip Juniper X Juniperus 6-8" x 8' Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility horizontalis‘Blue Chip’ Compact Andorra Juniper X Juniperus horiz. 18-24" x 8' Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility ‘Youngstown’ Wilton Juniper X Juniperus horiz, ‘Wiltoni’ 4-6" x 8' Do not plant under decks or windows due to combustibility Sea Green Juniper X Juniperus media 6-7’ Oregon Grape Holly X Mahonia aquifolia 2-4' ht Shade and acid soil preferred compactum Mountain Lover N Paxistima myrsinites 12-18" ht. Shade and acid soil preferred Dwarf Pinon Pine Pinus edulis 24-30”x24-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org Blue Jazz Pinon Pine Pinus monophylla ‘Blue 24”x24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Jazz’ Mugo Pine (varieties) X Pinus mugo (pumilio) 1-8' x 6'+ Can be used in rocks and for an evergreen screen of utility boxes Yucca, Soapweed NX Yucca glauca, Y. baccata 2-3' ht. Drier sites, full sun; - Transitional *

PERENNIALS AND GROUNDCOVERS

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Yarrow X Achillea spp. Very tough. Full sun Hyssop-Varieties X Agastache 16-18”x12-16” Good in dry-land transitions

Colorado Desert Blue Star Amsonia jonesii 10-14”x12-16” Refer to PlantSelect.org Cape Forget-Me-Not Anchusa capensis 12-16”x4-8” Refer to PlantSelect.org Silky Rick Jasmine Androsace sarmentosa 2-4”x8-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org Fall Anemone N Anemone x hybrida Pussytoes X Antennaria neglecta Filigree Daisy Anthemis marschalliana 4-6”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Columbine - Varieties S Aquilegia spp. 28-32”x16-18” Shaded woodland sites preferred Kinnikinnick NX Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Desert Moss Arenaria “Wallowa ½-1”x10-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org Mountain Artemisia – Varieties Fringed Sage NX Artemisia frigida 8-12”x18-24” Butterfly Weed NX Asclepia tuberose Wetter areas only

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

Alpine Aster N Aster alpinus Chocolate Flower X Berlandiera lyrata Refer to PlantSelect.org Poppy Mallow (Winecups) NX Callirhoe involucrata 6-8”x24-30” Subject to foraging by rabbits Prairie Lode Sundrops Calylophus serrulatus 6-8”x12-16” Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘Prairie Lode’ Harebell/Bell Flower S Campanula ssp Jupiter's Beard X Centranthus rubur Snow-in-Summer X Cerastium tomentosum Mongolian Bells Clematis Clematis integrifolia 10-14”x14-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘PSHarlan’ Scott’s sugarbowls Clematis scottii 8-14”x12-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Tickseed X Coreopsis Curly leaf sea kale Crambe maritima 18-24”x24-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org Prairie Clover X Dalea purpurea Ice Plant - Varieties X Delosperma Refer to PlantSelect.org Larkspur/Delphinium X Delphinium ssp Toxic Dianthus - Varieties NX Dianthus 14-20”x12-16” Refer to PlantSelect.org Coral Canyon Twinspur S Diascia intergerrima 14-16”x10-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org Foxglove - Varieties S Digitalis ssp 12-14”x12-14” Toxic Yellow Stardust Draba Draba rigida 2-3”x6-10” Refer to PlantSelect.org

Coneflower - Varieties NX Echinacea 18-24”x16-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Red Feathers Echium russicum (compact 12-16”x6-10” Refer to PlantSelect.org form) Engelmann’s Daisy Engelmannia peristenia 28-30”x14-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Alpine Willowherb X Epilobium fleischeri 16-20”x8-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org Fleabane Daisy NX Erigeron compositus Aspen Daisy NX Erigeron speciosus Sulfur Flower X Eriogonum umbellatum Refer to PlantSelect.org Kannah Creek Buckwheat Eriogonum umbellatum 10-14”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org var. aureum ‘Psdowns’ Snow Mesa Buckwheat Eriogonum Wrightii var. 16-20”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org wrightii Golden Storksbill Erodium chrysanthum 8-10”x10-25” Refer to PlantSelect.org Purple-leaf Wintercreeper S Euonymus fortunei ‘Coloratus’ Wild Strawberry S Fragaria vesca Native Blanketflower NX Gaillardia aristata

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

Blanketflower X Gaillardia grandiflora var. Gazania - Varieties X Gazania 4-6”x10-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org Cranesbill - Varieties X Geranium ssp. 4-8”x8-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org Wild Geranium NX Geranium viscosissimum Whirling Butterflies X Guara lindheimeri Sunrose X Helianthemum ssp. Maximilian Sunflower X Helianthus maxmilliani Daylilies X Hemerocallis ssp. Accent only; not in masses Goldhill Golden-Aster Heterotheca Jonesii x 2-4”x6-10” Refer to PlantSelect.org Villosa ‘Goldhill’ Sandia Coral Bells Heuchera pulchella 4-6”x6-10” Refer to PlantSelect.org Snow Angel Coral Bells Heuchera sanguinea 6-10”x8-10” Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘Snow Angel’ Dwarf Beach-Head Iris Iris hookeri, I. setosa ssp. 8-12”x8-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org canadensis Blue Flag Iris NX Iris missouriensis Wetter areas only Regal Torchlily Kniphofia caulescens 36-40”x24-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org Lavender X Lavendula Angustifoila Alaska Daisy X Leucanthemum x superbum Gayfeather X Liatris spp. Blue Flax - Varieties NX Linum Refer to PlantSelect.org Lupine S Lupinus ssp. Toxic Creeping Oregon Grape Holly NX Mahonia repens Silverheels Horehound Marrubium rotundifolium 2-4”x24-36” Refer to PlantSelect.org Desert 4 o'clock X Mirabilis multiflora Bee-Balm X Monarda ssp. Hummingbird Trumpet Mint Monardella macrantha 4-6”x8-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘Marian Sampson’ Catmint - Varieties X Nepeta x faassenii Evening Primrose - Varieties X Oenothera spp. Hopflower Oregano Origanum libanoticum 10-12”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org African Daisy X Osteospurnum Avalanche White Sun Daisy Osteospermum 8-12”x24-36” Refer to PlantSelect.org ‘Avalanche’ Purple Mountain Sun Daisy Osteospermum barberiae 10-12”x12-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org var. compactum Lavender Mist Sun Daisy Osteospermum sp. 12-14”x14-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Mountain Lover Paxistima canbyi 8-12”x15-20” Refer to PlantSelect.org

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

Virginia creeper S Parthenocissus quinquefolia Penstemon - Varieties X Penstemon ssp. Refer to PlantSelect.org Purple Prairie Clover X Petalostemum purpureum Cashmere Sage Phlomis cashmeriana 36-60”x18-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org Snowmass Phlox Phlox bifida 4-8”x14-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Creeping Phlox S Phlox subulata Oxlip Primrose Primula elatior 10-14”x12-16” Refer to PlantSelect.org Moroccan pincushion flower Pterocephalus depressus 3”x10-15” Refer to PlantSelect.org Pasque Flower NX Pulsatilla patens Upright Prairie Coneflower NX Ratibida columnifera Black-eyed Susan / Denver Daisy X Rudbeckia 18-24”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Salvia - Varieties X Salvia ssp. Refer to PlantSelect.org Rock Soapwort X Saponaria ocymoides ‘splendens’ Purple Winter Savory X Satureja montana 4-6”x14-18” Refer to PlantSelect.org Pincushion Flower X Scabiosa ssp. Red Birds in a Tree Scrophularia macrantha 24-36”x16-20” Refer to PlantSelect.org Smoky Hills Skullcap Scutellaria resinosa 8-10”x10-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org Cherry Skullcap Scutellaria syffrutescens 6-8”x10-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org Sedum X Sedum spp. Moon Carrot Seseli gummiferum 28-32”x10-14” Refer to PlantSelect.org Dalmation Daisy Tanacetum cinerariifolium Refer to PlantSelect.org Partridge Feather Tanacetum densum ssp. 4-6”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Amani Navajo Tea NX Thelesperma mega potanicum Thyme X Thymus Tulips S Tulipa ssp. Verbena - Varieties NX Verbena 4-6”x16-20” Refer to PlantSelect.org Veronica – Varieties S Vernoica 1-4”x16-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Violet/Pansy – Varieties Viola 6-10”x10-12” Refer to PlantSelect.org Periwinkle S Vinca minor Orange Carpet Hummingbird Trumpet Zauschneria garrettii 6-8”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Golden flowered prairie zinnia Zinnia grandiflora 8-10”x18-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES

COMMON NAME NOTES SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Windwalker big bluestem Andropogon gerardii 60-72”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Sideoats Grama NX Bouteloua curtipendula 10-18” Blue Grama NX Bouteloua gracilis 4-8” Refer to PlantSelect.org Blonde Ambition Gramma Grass Bouteloua gracilis ‘Blonde 32-40”x20-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org Ambition’ Feather Reed Grass X Calamagrostis acutifolia 3-5’ Use sparingly, do not mass ‘Karl Foersters’ Korean Feather Reed Grass Calamagrostis 32-40”x20-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org brachytricha Blue Fescue varieties X Festuca glauca varieties 6-12” Blue Avena X Helictotrichon 1-2’ sempervirens Pink Crystals Ruby Grass Melinis nerviglumis 20-24”x12-16” Miscanthus Grass X Miscanthus sinensis var. 3-6’ Undaunted Ruby Muhly Muhlenbergia reverchonii 16-20”x18-24” Refer to PlantSelect.org

Indian Rice Grass NX Oryzopsis hymenoides 18-24” Fountain Grass X Pennisetum spp. 1-3’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Little Bluestem NX Schizachyrium scoparium 2-3’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Indian Grass N Sorghastrum nutans 4-5’ Adapts to wet areas Prairie Cordgrass Spartina pectinata 20-30”x20-30” Refer to PlantSelect.org Giant Sacaton Sporobolus wrightii 620-72”x48-60” Refer to PlantSelect.org Needle and Thread NX Stipa comata 2-3’

VINES

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016

COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME HEIGHT/SPREAD COMMENTS Trumpet Vine X Campsis redicans Vigorous climber Clematis X Clematis ssp. Requires improved soil in a cool location, frequent watering & fertilizing Ruby Moon Hyacinth Bean Dolichos lagblab ‘Ruby 6-8’x3-5’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Moon’ English Ivy S Hedera helix Part to deep shade, acid soil Engelmann Ivy X Parthenocissus Vigorous climber in full sun or shade quinquefoila engelmanni St. Theresa Seedless Grape Vitis x ‘St. Theresa 15-20’x3-8’ Refer to PlantSelect.org Seedless’

Castle Pines Village Approved Plant List April 2016