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Arctostaphylos 'Elizabeth Mcclintock' Ericaceae Yes Yes $16.00 2D ARB-E14 No Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations 1 Arctostaphylos 'Elizabeth McClintock' Ericaceae yes yes $16.00 2D ARB-E14 no 2 Arctostaphylos 'Ishi Pishi' Ericaceae yes $16.00 2D ARB-W07 yes 3 Arctostaphylos 'Pebbles' Ericaceae yes yes $15.00 2D ARB-W02 no 4 Arctostaphylos manzanita SBH 7893 ericaceae yes $16.00 3D ARB-W09 no 5 Arctostaphylos mendocinoensis SBH 12150b Ericaceae yes yes $16.00 2D ARB-E02 no 6 Arctostaphylos nevadensis SBH 12227 yes yes $15.00 2D ARB-E04 no 7 Arctostaphylos standfordiana 'Mills' Ericaceae yes $15.00 2D ARB-E12 NAT no 8 Arctostaphylos stanfordiana SBH 9834 Ericaceae yes $16.00 2D ARB-W06 no 9 Artemisia ludoviciana 'Deschutes Silver' Asteraceae yes yes $11.00 3D ARB-E02 no 10 artemisia mollenerii Asteraceae yes yes $11.00 2D ARB-E02 no 11 Aspidistra attenuata BSWJ 377 attenuate cast iron plant Asparagaceae yes yes $16.00 3D perennial UMB-E01 FET Z_D no 12 Aucuba chinensis Garryaceae yes $16.00 3D shrub GDB-W12 FET LAU no 13 Aucuba sp. [Willis H.] Garryaceae yes $15.00 3D shrub GDB-E01 no 14 berberis 'Lime Blow' Berberidaceae yes $14.00 2D GDB-E04 no Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations 15 Ceanothus SBH 12283 Rhamnaceae yes yes $15.00 2D ARB-W02 no 16 Choisya dumosa Rutaceae yes yes $15.00 2D shrub GDB-W08 XER no 17 Cleyera japonica Pentaphylacaceae yes yes $16.00 3D GDB-W10 no Very cool pinstriped lily-of-the-valley that 18 Convallaria majalis 'Albostriata' yes yes $11.00 4in no grows to 9" tall in colonies. One of the most UMB-E03 useful groundcovers for shade, this one adds a 19 Cymbidium dayanum Orchidaceae yes yes $22.00 4D perennial UMB-W07 no 20 Cymbidium ensifolium 'Green Top' Orchidaceae yes yes $24.00 4D perennial UMB-W13 no 21 Ephedra equisietina [very blue] Equisetaceae yes yes $15.00 2D ARB-W02 no 22 Fuchsia 'June Bride' Onagraceae yes yes $11.00 3D shrub GDB-E02 no 23 Fuchsia magellanica 'Purple Mountain' yes yes $12.00 2D GDB-E03 FET no 24 garrya fremontii (flavescens influenced) SBH 10037 Ericaceae yes yes $15.00 4D ARB-W13 no 25 Gasteria baylissiana 'Variegata' yes $11.00 4in SEC-W02 B_T no 26 Hebe pinguifolia 'Pagei' Plantaginaceae yes yes $15.00 2D shrub GON-W09 ARA no 27 Hemiboea subcapitata Gesneriaceae yes yes $14.00 2D GDB-W03 no 28 hesperoyucca whipplei Asparagaceae yes yes $14.00 4in ARB-W09 no Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations 29 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Fuji Waterfall' Hydrangeaceae yes $16.00 4D shrub GDB-E09 no 30 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Halo' Hydrangeaceae yes yes $12.00 4D shrub GDB-W13 no 31 Hydrangea paniculata 'Yuki Gessno' Hydrangeaceae yes yes $14.00 3D GDB-E04 no 32 Iris 'Big Wheel' [Pacific Coast Hybrid] iridaceae yes $16.00 4D ARB-W14 no 33 Leonotis leonurus [albus] Lamiaceae yes yes $11.00 4D UMB-E03 no 34 Lewisia 'Best of Sunset Seedlings' yes $11.00 4in ARB-E16 P_C no 35 Lilium volmeri 'Ryan's Red' yes yes $16.00 3D ARB-W01 no 36 Lomatia myricoides - Keith Arboretum Proteaceae yes yes $14.00 3D GON-W06 no Delicately variegated tiny leaves on this 3 ft 37 Lonicera nitida 'Silver Cloud' Caprifoliaceae yes $9.00 2D no evergreen shrubby honeysuckle. Use as a GDB-W08 border, a hedge–you can even trim it into a 38 lupinus lepidus / albifrons SBH 10562 Fabaceae yes yes $11.00 3D ARB-E02 no The ‘other’ evergreen southern magnolia, this 39 Magnolia virginiana Magnoliaceae yes yes $22.00 3D LAU P_C yes much more graceful species has sweetly GDB-W09 scented single white flowers midsummer borne 40 Myrceugenia [ex suca [Mike Remmick]] Myrtaceae radel 7 taza S +5000 ft yes yes $14.00 3D GDB-W09 no 41 Olearia fimbriata Asteraceae yes $15.00 2D GON-W07 no Our cuttings from the New Zealand garden at 42 Olearia oleifolia 'Waikariensis' Asteraceae yes $15.00 3D shrub ARA no U of Washington Arboretum. Hardy daisy-on- GON-W01 Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations Liliaceae / 43 Ophiopogon 'Golden Zebra' yes yes $12.00 3D UMB-E01 FET no Asparagaceae 44 Oxalis crassipes 'White Pearl' Oxalidaceae yes yes $9.00 3D MAO-W02 no 45 Oxalis tuberosa 'Cherry Red' oca Oxalidaceae yes $9.00 4in MAO-W13 no 46 Penstemon 10095 Plantaginaceae yes $14.00 2D ARB-W04 no 47 Philadelphus microphyllus Hydrangeaceae yes $14.00 2D ARB-W01 no 48 Podocarpus nivalis UCSC 75.44 yes yes $14.00 3D GON-E08 no 49 Podocarpus totara x nivalis Podocarpaceae yes yes $15.00 2D conifer GON-W10 no 50 Polygonatum odoratum - Suncrest yes yes $15.00 3D UMB-E03 FET P_C P_T no 51 Quercus chrysolepis 12120 - Slate Mountain Fagaceae yes yes $16.00 3tree GDB-E16 no 52 Quercus Saddleriana SBH 10063 Fagaceae yes yes $24.00 4D GDB-E16 no 53 Rohdea japonica - a wide leaved form Liliaceae yes yes $18.00 4D UMB-E02 no 54 Rosa lucieae [wichuraiana] Rosaceae yes yes $14.00 3D GDB-E01 no 55 Salvia dorrii desert purple sage Lamiaceae yes $14.00 2D shrub ARB-E01 P_T no 56 Santolina rosmarinifolia asteraceae yes $15.00 4D ARB-E05 no Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations 57 Sedum oblanceolatum 10072a tall/green yes yes $7.00 4in MAO-E16 no 58 Sedum obtusatum SBH 9693 Crassulaceae yes yes $7.00 4in MAO-E13 no 59 Sedum obtusatum SBH 9697c Crassulaceae yes yes $7.00 4in MAO-W14 no 60 sideritus syriaca Lamiaceae yes $11.00 4D ARB-E11 no 61 Solanum xantii Solanaceae yes yes $15.00 2D ARB-W10 no 62 Styrax officinalis var. vivipara SBH 12127 styracaceae yes yes $17.00 2D ARB-E01 no 63 Taxus baccata - golden spreading Taxaceae yes yes $15.00 2D GDB-W05 no This fastigiate & congested-leaved version of 64 Taxus baccata 'Minuet' Taxaceae yes $15.00 2D conifer no English Yew is perhaps a better plant for a GON-W06 modern small garden. Dark green leaves are an Richly spotted multihued variegation on this 65 Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Tricolor' Apocynaceae yes $15.00 3D no hardy star jasmine. Grown for its evergreen GDB-E04 foliage, it also has ‘to die for’ fragrant cream 66 trachelospermum polyanthum DJHC hardy Apocynaceae yes $15.00 2D GON-W06 no 67 Trachycarpus fortunei - Taylor's form Arecaceae yes yes $15.00 4D GDB-W14 no 68 Zauschneria 12289 Onagraceae yes $13.00 2D ARB-E08 no 69 Zauschneria arizonica 10112 yes $13.00 2D ARB-E07 no 70 zauschneria californica 'Calistoga' Onagraceae yes $12.00 2D ARB-E06 no Mail order USDA Mail Order Retail Photo Link Plant name Common name(s) Family Description for catalog Fall Spring zone Category 2018 2019 Price Size Location Recent availability Locations Semi-hardy, small, rounded 3-4 ft shrub with 71 Justicia rizzinii firecracker flower Acanthaceae yes $12.00 3D 10 shrub B_T yes small,evergreen foliage and tubular winter GDB-E12 flowers in scarlet with yellow tips. Best in sun A stunning, variegated daylily, the grassy 72 Hemerocallis 'Secured Borders' daylily Xanthorrhoeaceae yes yes $16.00 4D 3 perennial B_T P_T FET no leaves appearing in spring with a narrow, green UMB-E08 center on a white field, the result of careful Liliaceae / This super-cute hosta is a mutation of H. ‘Blue 73 Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' yes yes $16.00 4D 3 perennial UMB-E01 6in @ $16 P_C no Asparagaceae Cadet’, proving that sometimes a little mutation is good. In this form small silver-blue Liliaceae / An all-time favorite of the blue foliaged hostas, 74 Hosta 'Halcyon' yes yes $16.00 6in 3 perennial UMB-W13 P_C FET yes Asparagaceae this one forms a 2ft wide clump of 15” tall, rounded leaves, pointed when young. Holding Liliaceae / “Like a multitude of hands folded in prayer” 75 Hosta 'Praying Hands' yes yes $19.00 4D 3 perennial UMB-W11 P_C FET no Asparagaceae according to Tony Avent, this ”un-hosta” grows to an 18" wide clump of folded and A charming mophead hydrangea with rounded 76 Hydrangea arborescens 'Ryan Gainey' smooth hydrangea Hydrangeaceae yes yes $12.00 4D 3 shrub no clumps of abundant, small white flowers from GDB-W12 June and continuing to nearly September cactus/succule 77 Opuntia sp. SBH 9116b - mini pad Cactaceae yes yes $12.00 3D 3 no nt PD2-S01 A dusty gray-green houseleek that slowly cactus/succule 78 Sempervivum 'Desert Bloom' Crassulaceae yes yes $7.00 4in 3 no forms a colony of 4-6" rosettes. Older leaves nt MAO-E15 turn a slight pink-purple color as they flatten perennial golden leaf european cranberry Caprifoliaceae / This smallish, striking viburnum has leaves 79 Viburnum opulus 'Aureum' yes yes $12.00 3D 3 shrub GDB-W06 LAU yes bush Adoxaceae that emerge bronze in spring, aging to dark yellow then turning green as summer This red flowering, southeastern US native tree 80 Aesculus pavia Sapindaceae yes yes $14.00 4D 4 NAT no buckeye is well at home in the small garden, shrub GDB-W02 topping out at 15 ft with a very handsome A natural hybrid, this cute little anemone has 81 Anemone x lipsiensis rock garden anemone Ranunculaceae yes yes $12.00 4D 4 perennial P_T no all the good qualities of the species and few of UMB-E02 the bad.
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