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Lippert Pond at Pacifica: A Garden in the Siskiyous The Joys of Spring Have Returned Contents The arrival of spring has been greatly anticipated here at Abbreviations and Zones .......................4 Forestfarm. Longer days, warmer air, fresh inspirations and Common Name Index ...........................5 hopeful new beginnings are on their way. Some treasured early signs of spring are already beginning to emerge, and at the Trees .........................................................6 sight of them we know many more are to shortly follow. Soon Shrubs ....................................................18 pollinators will be Photo Gallery ........................................30 busy gliding from New Plants ........................................30 bloom to bloom, Rare and Unusual Plants .................32 ensuring the cycle will continue Stately Conifers ................................33 again next year. Japanese Maples ...............................34 And we will Columnar Plants ..............................35 hear the lyrical Western Natives ...............................36 chatter of birds Eastern Natives ................................37 returning from their seasonal Ferns ..................................................38 getaways. Drought Tolerant .............................39 This approaching Plants for Pollinators .......................40 season has us Shade Trees .......................................41 celebrating the Fragrant Plants .................................42 newness which White Garden ...................................44 lies ahead. Our Power of Purple ................................45 seeds will soon be sprouting, and Tree/Shrub .............................................46 buds of new growth will be emerging towards the sun. We are Grasses ...................................................49 eager with aspiration, ready for spring to fill us with newfound Vines .......................................................50 wonders, and the delightful joys of nature. We wish you all the Perennials ..............................................52 same contentedness this spring, and throughout the year. Fruit & Nuts ..........................................61 “The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, Orders and Information ......................64 heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the Order Form ...........................................65 body, but the soul.” – Alfred Austin Shipping Cost Charts ...........................66 A Note from Forestfarm Dear Friends, We are particularly excited for this year’s change of seasons. It has been an especially productive year for us here at the nursery, with an abundance of fresh new plants, and many favorites from the past have returned as well. Adding to our excitement, we have taken note from our customers who primarily search for plants on mobile devices. We are adapting with the times, and modernizing our entire website! It will be quite an experience for us here at the nursery, yet hopefully well worth it in the end for you, our customers. Please note that our catalog is an abbreviation of what we actually grow at the nursery. We encourage you to explore our complete inventory of nearly 5,000 varieties on our website: www. forestfarm.com. If you happen to live nearby or pass through the area, we also invite you to visit the nursery. We are located on the vast, picturesque acreage of Pacifica: A Garden in the Siskiyous. Pacifica offers hiking trails, an array of gardens to enjoy, as well as Airbnb accommodations. Happy planting, and may this new season bring you an abundance of gardening delight! -All of us at Forestfarm Plants in this Catalog Plants headings are arranged alphabetically by botanical PSh = partial shade, Sh = shade, D = drier conditions, name in the following sections: Trees, Shrubs, Tree/Shrub, M = medium moisture, W = wetter conditions, GDr = Vines, Perennials and Ferns. The Fruit section is organized good drainage required, Acid = pH below 7. by common name. Though these suggestions must be taken with a grain of salt The basic CULTURAL CONDITONS are noted (in abbre- (conditions can vary greatly from area to area and year to viated form) for each plant as follows: S = sun, year), we hope they will be general guidelines. Plant ID# GENUS SPECIES CULTIVAR COMMON NAME Sizes noted in descriptions: moad032 Monarda didyma ‘Adam’ RED BEE BALM SIZE: SHRUB TREE T@ $6.95 – price/tube Size1 (1-Gal) &/or Size5 (5-Gal) Large over 8' over 60' Medium 3-6' 30-60' Large under 3' <30' DESCRIPTION End of description: Sun/Med (Prn) (z5) (ENAm) (Cut,Hon,Hum) CULTURAL Suggestions LEAF Retention HARDINESS ZONES ORIGIN PLANT USES Sun: S=Sun Dec=Deciduous Estimate Avg. Min Temp. East N. Amer. Ornamental, plus: PSh=Part Shade EG=Evergreen ZONE Fahrenheit West N. Amer. E/WNa/E/W native Sh=Shade SEG=Semi-evergreen 2 -50° to -40° F Japan B&W - birds & wildlife Water: M=Medium Prn= Perennial roots 3 -40° to -30° F Asia Hon- honey/bees D=Dry 4 -30° to -20° F Latvia Bon - bonsai potential W=Wet 5 -20° to -10° F Europe N. Fix - nitrogn fixing GDr=Good Drainage 6 -10° to -0° F Greece Ed - edible/wild fruit 7 0° to 10° F Turkey Cut - cut flowers 8 10° to 20° F Hum - hummingbird 9 20° to 30° F Bfly - butterfly Fra - fragrant Bas - baskets 4 Forestfarm at Pacifica | Phone Orders: 541-846-7269 | www.forestfarm.com Common Name Index A Cork Tree 13 Hickory 62 N Shasta Daisy 44, 57 Abelia 18, 31 Cotoneaster 21 Holly 24, 35, 37 Nectar Bush 18, 30, 40, 43 Silk Tassel 23 Acacia 43 Coyote Bush 39 Honeylocust 11 Nectarine 63 Silk Tree 42 Akebia 17 Crabapple 12 Honeysuckle 43, 50 New Zealand Iris 57 Silverberry 42 Alaska Cedar 9, 20, 46 Cranberry 62 Hornbeam 8, 12, 35, 46 Ninebark 26 Smokebush 21, 46 Almond 2, 61 Crape Myrtle 11, 25, 47 Horsechestnut 7, 40, 41 Sneezeweed 55 American Holly 11 Creambush 36 Horsetail 49 O Snowbell 48 Apple 61 Cup Plant 60 Hosta 45, 56 Oak 15, 27, 36, 39, 41, 48 Snowberry 28 Aralia 52 Currant 27, 36, 62 Huckleberry 36 Obedient Flower 44 Soapberry 17 Arborvitae 29, 35, 48 Cypress 10, 32, 33, 35, 46 Hummingbird Mint 39, Ocean Spray 36 Solomon’s Seal 54 52 Sophora 28 Artimesia 52 D Olive 26, 63 Aster 52 Huodendron 32 Oregano 58 Sorrel 58 Daphne 21, 42 Azalea 36 Hydrangea 24, 30, 68 Oregon Grape 25 Sourwood 37 Daylily 56 Hydrangea Vine 51 Ornamental Pear 15 Spiraea 28, 31, 44 B Deutzia 22, 40 Spruce 13, 33 I Osmanthus 43 Baboon Flower 53 Dogwood 9, 21, 44, 68 Our Lord’s Candle 23 Spurge 55, 68 Bald Cypress 17 Douglas Fir 36 Incense Cedar 36 Stachyurus 32 Bamboo 31, 68 Dove Tree 10 Indigo 45 P Star Jasmine Vine 51 Iris 57 Stewartia 17 Barberry 18 E Pagoda Tree 46 Bayberry 37 Ironwood 32 Panda Face Ginger 30 Strawberry Tree 8, 46 EG Witchhazel 25 Beautyberry 19, 45 Paper Birch 37 Sulfur Flower 55 Elderberry 28 J Bee Balm 58 Paperbush 22 Sumac 27 Elecampane 57 Japanese Apricot 2, 15 Bee-Bee Tree 40 Paper Mulberry 8 Summersweet 40, 42 Elm 17 Japanese Cedar 21, 47 Beech 32, 35, 41 Paw Paw 63 Supplejack 50 English Laurel 44 Japanese Maple 6, 7, Bellflower 53 Peach 68 Sweetgum 12 34, 46 Bfly Bush 18 Pear 63 Sweet Olive 26 F Jasmine 50 Bfly Weed 40 Pearlbloom 48 Sweetshrub 19, 37, 43 False Agave 53 Juniper 35, 47 Birch 8, 18, 41, 46 Pearl Bush 22 Sweetspire 25, 30, 43 False Indigo 37, 53 Bishop’s Hat 54 Peashrub 19 Switch Grass 49 False Quince 48 K Blackberry 61 Penstemon 36, 39, 59 Sycoparrotia 48 Fern 38 Kinnikinnick 18 Black Gum 10 Persian Ivy 50 Fig 62 Kiwi 62 T Blue Bean Shrub 22 Phlox 59 Filbert 9 Blueberry 61 Photinia 26 Tanbark 47 Fir 6, 18 L Blue Mist Shrub 20, 45 Pieris 26 Tanoak 39 Firethorn 27 Lacebark 24 Box Huckleberry 23 Pigsqueak 53 Toad Lily 60 Flowering Cherry 15 Larch 11 Boxwood 19, 35 Pincushion Flower 60 Torch Lily 57 Flowering Quince 2, 20 Laurel 42, 47 Buckeye 7 Pine 13, 26, 33, 36, 47 Trifoliate Orange 48 Forest Grass 49, 68 Lavender 25, 43, 45 Buckwheat 55 Pineapple Guava 63 Trumpet Creeper 50 Forsythia 22, 30 Lawson Cypress 9 Buffaloberry 28 Plum 63 Turtle-Heads 53 Fothergilla 22 Lawson’s Cedar 68 Bugleweed 52 Plum-Yew 20, 35 Twinflower 58 Fountain Grass 49 Ligularia 57 Bugloss 53 Pomegranate 68 Fourwing Saltbush 18 Lilac 2, 28, 30, 39, 44, 45 V Bush Anemone 20 Poplar 15 Franklin Tree 32 Lily 57 Porcelain Vine 50 Veronica 60 Buttonbush 37, 68 Lily-of-the-Nile 40, 45, 52 Potentilla 27 Viburnum 29, 37, 43, 44 G Lilyturf 58 C Privet 31 Virginia Creeper 37, 51 Gardenia 23, 42 Linden 17 Camellia 19, 30, 68 Prostrate Redwood 28 Geranium 68 Lingonberry 62 W Cardinal Shrub 2, 29 Geum 55 Locust 16 Walnut 37 Catmint 58 R Giant Rhubarb 55 Loosestrife