BROADLEAF EVERGREENS & DECIDUOUS SHRUBS Those of you who live close enough to shop at the nursery know how much our shrub selection has changed, the bulk of the ABELIA „EDWARD GOUCHER. ................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A hybrid produced at Glen Dale by Edward Goucher in 1911 between Abelia x grandiflora and ABELIA GRANDIFLORA 'SHERWOOD' ................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A compact form this may be synonymous with „nana., 'Sherwood' is lovely, small leaved and ABELIA MOSANENSIS ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 A deciduous Korean species with fragrant pink tubular flowers, white on the inside giving a ABELIA X GRANDIFLORA 'CONFETTI' .................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A striking variegated plant with a creamy margin that turns pinkish red in autumn; fragrant white ABELIOPHYLLUM DISTICHUM ............................................................................ G- $24.00 White Forsythia from Korea, early blooming, intensely fragrant white flowers from mauve buds ACANTHOPANAX SIEBOLDIANUS „VARIEGATUS. .............................. G.- 1@ $24.00 Now known under the hideous name Eleutherococcus sieboldianus, which sounds like ACER AFF RUFINERVE ................................................................................. 2G. -1@ $39.00 Urihadakaede roughly translated as “melon skin maple” it is in the snakepark group related to ACER CAPILIPES .......................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 Known as the Red Snakebark Maple or Kyushu Maple this is a wonderful snakebark that ACER HENRYI ................................................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Related to Acer cissifolium but with much better cold tolerance. Visitors to the nursery always ACER PALMATUM V. ATROPURPUREUM ............................................ S.P.. -1@ $24.00 One of the toughest Japanese Maples at least when they are on their own roots which these ACER RUBRUM 'SUN VALLEY' ................................................................... 2G. -1@ $49.00 Selected by the National Arb „Sun Valley. is a cross between Acer rubrum „Red Sunset. and ACER TRUNCATUM EX KROSSA ............................................................ S. P. -1@ $12.00 A Chinese and Korean species known as the Purpleblow Maple, it is generaly adaptable and AESCULUS CALIFORNICA .......................................................................... 2G. -1@ $29.00 Fast growing from its huge nuts we had to pot them in two gallon pots the first year. They should AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM .................................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 Horsechestnut can be spectacular in the right setting they get huge 100. tall and nearly as wide AESCULUS PAVIA ............................................................................................ G. -1@ $19.00 My favorite dwarf Buckeye and an important parent of many of the red hybrids. It is quite AESCULUS PARVIFLORA V. SEROTINA ................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 A long racemed form of Bottlebrush buckeye it prefers moist shady sites and is one of the best AESCULUS PARVIFLORA (SEEDLING OF ROGERS) ............................. G. -1@ $29.00 Considered to be the largest flowered of all the bottlebrush types rodgers comes quite true from ALNUS GLUTINOSA 'IMPERIALIS' .............................................................. G. -1@ $24.00 An elegant and refined cut leaf selection of black alder, old plants are spectacular. This is an AMELANCHIER GRANDIFLORUM ........................................................... BAP. -1@ $39.00 A hybrid between A. arborea and A. laevis. Notable for the large flowers and attractive bark, fruit AMELANCHIER LAEVIS ............................................................................. BAP. -1@ $39.00 The Allegheny Serviceberry often forms several trunks and grows in shade or partial shade.and AMELANCHIER LAMARKII ........................................................................ BAP. -1@ $39.00 Amelanchier lamarckii is of unknown origin. Although generally considered to be a distinct North AMORPHA FRUTICOSA ............................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Bastard Indigo, the perfect gift for that special someone Flowers are generally purple pea things AMORPHA NANA .......................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Attractive miniature shrublets that may reach 18” with age, with doubly pinnate olive green ANDROMEDA GLAUCOPHYLLA ................................................................ SP.- 1@ $19.00 A highly desirable ericaceous shrublet also known as Andromeda polifolia v. angustifolia. ANDROMEDA POLIFOLIA „NANA. ............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 An essentially monotypic ericaceous genus (there are two if you count the dubious ARALIA: HERBACEOUS FORMS .................................. SEE PERENNIAL LISTING ARALIA SPINOSA ......................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Dick brought us a big plant of this Eastern American native a few years back, the above ground ARCTOSTAPHLOS UVI URSI „SELECTED FORM. ............................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 An outstanding ground cover forming dense mats of foliage, it's resistant to leaf gall. ARONIA MELANOCARPA 'AUTUMN MAGIC' ......................................... S.P. -1@ $19.00 More compact than the species with brilliant red and purple autumn foliage and clusters of ARONIA MELANOCARPA 'IROQUOIS BEAUTY' ....................................... G. -1@ $19.00 Black chokeberry is an open, upright, spreading, somewhat rounded but leggy, suckering, ARONIA PRUNIFOLIA 'HUGIN' ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A Scandinavian selection with a good compact habit, the attractive white flowers are followed by
Pawpaw, grown for its tropical looking foliage, large flowers, edible tasty fruits and most of all to AUCUBA JAPONICA 'SEVEN HILLS' ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $24.00 A great little cornaceous plant from Japan, evergreen with attractive red berries, these were AZALEA „BOUDOIR. .................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Dick Punnett brought us this outstanding Gable hybrid, one of his old favorites, and a proven AZALEA YEDOENSE V. POUKHANENSE ALBA .................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A white flowered form of this very hardy Korean deciduous azalea. Poukhanense is the wild BACCHARIS MAGELLANICA „BACA. ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A named form we got from Spring Meadow a few years back. I believe this was originally from
BERBERIS Berberis present an odd dichotomy; the crappy species are mass planted by
BERBERIS GAGNEPAINII DJHC 140 ......................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 Hinkley collected this from 10,500. near the Jade Dragons, it is similar to the Wilson BERBERIS GYALAICA ................................................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A deciduous shrub native to Tibet and closely related to B. aggregata v. prattii, it is a very BERBERIS LEMPERGIANA ........................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A rarely encountered evergreen species from China, Hinkley calls it “sadistically spined” it is BERBERIS SHERRIFFII .............................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Collected by Sheriff in S.E. Tibet in 1938 (if he really was a spy he sure took his cover seriously) BERBERIS SIBIRICA ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Holubec.s wild collections of this seldom-available deciduous species, which superficially BERBERIS THUNBERGII 'SILVER MILE' ............................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Burgundy foliage irregularly splashed with white variegation it is not particularly dwarf but can be BERBERIS WILSONII ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A gorgeous species with rather small gray green reticulate veined foliage that takes on a bluish BERBERIS X HYBRIDO-GAGNEPAINII 'PARK JEWEL' ..................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Berberis gagnepainii x Berberis verruculosa, also known as Berberis x chenaultii, the hybrids BERBERIS X FRIKARTII 'AMSTELVEEN' ............................................. BA.P. -1@ $29.00 Berberis candidula x Berberis verruculosa, 'Amstelveen' takes after the candidula parent with BERBERIS X STENOPHYLLA 'COROLINA COMPACTA' ................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A fantastic fine textured evergreen plant that only reaches 30cm or so in height with brilliant BETULA PLATYPHYLLA EX „WHITESPIRE. ......................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 Whitespire is resistant to bronze birch borer and has withstood -30f and hightemps of 120f the
BUDDLEJA (BUDDLEIA) Buddlejas get a bad rap (actually all rap is bad I can.t stand that hip hop BUDDLEJA ALTERNIFOLIA ...................................................................... BAP. -1@ $29.00 Wild type green leaved form of alternifolia, which is actually much less common in gardens than BUDDLEJA ALTERNIFOLIA „ARGENTEA. ............................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Lovely silvery foliage form of this Chinese species, the arching stems of silvery leaves are beset BUDDLEJA CRISPA ...................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Silvery gray foliage and fragrant orange-throated lavender lilac flowers this can reach 15. in BUDDLEJA DAVIDII 'BICOLOR' ..................................................................... G. 1@ $19.00 Bicolor is unique, one could even call it indescribably beautiful, I.m certainly struggling to explain BUDDLEJA DAVIDII „DARTMOOR. ................................................................ G. 1@ $19.00 The branching flower spikes set this apart from the other davidii forms, it has by far the largest BUDDLEJA DAVIDII 'PINK DELIGHT' ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 What passes for pink in davidii most of the pictures you see have been photoshoped but the BUDDLEJA DAVIDII „PURPLE PRINCE. .................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 A good purple, very free blooming and long lived here it doesn.t die back as much as some of BUDDLEJA DAVIDII 'SANTANA' ............................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 The best variegated Buddleja we grow, it is not nearly as reversion prone as White Harliquin. BUDDLEJA DAVIDII V. NANHOENSIS 'NANHO ALBA' ...................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A highly attractive white dwarf, gravitational puns aside; it is a good clean white with a neat BUDDLEJA DAVIDII V, NANHOENSIS „NANHO BLUE. ...................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 as above but blue BUDDLEJA DAVIDII V, NANHOENSIS NANHO PURPLE ................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Compact, very free blooming, July to frost, dark purple flowers with an orange eye. BUDDLEJA DAVIDII 'WHITE BALL' ......................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 This was a standout in the Spring Meadow Buddleja trials, very compact and free flowering with BUDDLEJA DAVIDII „WHITE HARLEQUIN. ........................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A white-flowered variegated form from Heronswood, that we find superior to the regular BUDDLEJA DAVIDII „WHITE PROFUSION. ............................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 Large white flower clusters, this is the best large white cultivar. BUDDLEJA HEMSLEYANA .............................................................................. G. 1@ $19.00 A wonderful plant with a much finer texture than most Buddleja, this Japanese species has BUDDLEJA JAPONICA ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 We raised these from seed collected from an amazing plant in Dale Deppe.s garden. It was in BUDDLEJA KNAPPII ....................................................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 Very unusual with narrow, almost willow like leaves and short racemes of lavender flowers; BUDDLEJA LONGIFLORA ........................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Closely related to forrestii and now considered conspecific with pterocaulis, a rare and choice BUDDLEJA LORICATA ................................................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 Attractive rugose foliage and heads of creamy orange eyed flowers here is another weird one, BUDDLEJA MACROSTACHA ..................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Chinese species that is quite new in cultivation, with gray felted leaves and long panicles of BUDDLEJA MARRUBIIFOLIA 'PRESIDIO' .............................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A love-hate plant, love the brilliant orange flowers, hate the tiny flower heads love the gray fuzzy Here's an odd one for the serious Buddleja nut. From Lake Tanganyika no less, felted sage like BUDDLEJA STENOSTACHA ......................................................................... S.P.. 1@ $15.00 Native to Western Sichuan and similar to B. nivea but less floccose-tomentose, bearing 15- BUDDLEJA X PIKEI 'HEVER CASTLE' (alternifolia x crispa) ................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Originating at 'Hever Castle' in England in 1950, the plant resembles B. alternifolia in foliage; BUDDLEJA X WEYREANA 'GOLDEN GLOW' ...................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 One of several new weyreana hybrids making the rounds of late, each claiming to be the best BUDDLEJA X WEYREANA „SUNGOLD. .................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 The original davidii x globosa cross „Sungold. bears terminal panicles of yellow flowers. It is BUXUS LATIFOLIA „AUREA VARIEGATED. ......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 This came from Glasshouse ; it has proven much hardier than we would have thought surviving BUXUS MICROPHYLLA MORRIS DWARF ................................................... G. 1@ $29.00 Dwarf somewhat irregular form that makes a nice bonsai or rock garden shrub. BUXUS 'EMERALD PRINCESS' ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Medium sized with good green color even in winter, it is quite burn resistant and generally a BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS COOLIE GARDEN ......................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 An upright growing plant not as narrow as „Graham Blandy.. The plant at Coolie Gardens is BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS GRAHAM BLANDY ....................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 An extremely narrow, upright plant. It is fast growing when established. When 20' tall, it will be 4' BUXUS SINICA V. INSULARIS 'CASTLE PARK' .................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 We got this along with „Leo.s Jewell, again selected for lack of winter damage. BUXUS SINICA V. INSULARIS 'LEO'S JEWEL' ................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 One of our local landscapers brought us this; he claims no winter damage, works for me. BUXUS SINICA V. INSULARIS 'TIDE HILL' .......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A tough form with good year round green foliage. It will be 15” tall by 5. wide after twenty years. CALLICARPA GIRALDII (BODNIERI) 'PROFUSION' ........................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Cutting grown from a plant labeled Bodnieri Profusion from Heronswood. It has extremely large CALLICARPA DICHOTOMA .......................................................................... S. P.1@ $19.00 Arching deciduous shrub to 4. in height, Langhammer hates it because it touches nearby plants CALLICARPA JAPONICA .......................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Seedling grown, Rothmans stock, coming from him I would expect good fruiting forms. CALLICARPA JAPONICA 'LEUCOCARPA' ........................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 The white-fruited form of Japonica, cut stems hold their berries well and are great in dried CALLICARPA DICHOTOMA 'SPRING GOLD' ........................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 A Japanese cultivar with bright gold spring growth that gradually becomes green as the season CALLISTEMON RIGIDUS ............................................................................... G.- 1@ $29.00 A spectacular red Bottlebrush from Australia, the name Callistemon means beautiful stamens CALYCANTHUS FLORIDUS .......................................................................... S. P.1@ $19.00 Sweet shrub, curious anise scented red flowers will perfume your garden in May and CALYCANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS ................................................................ S. P.1@ $19.00 Relatively rare in cultivation, this is the western counterpart of the above with reddish brown CALYCANTHUS (ATHENS X FLORIDUS) .................................................. G.- 1@ $19.00 Open pollinated seedling of Athens, which is yellow growing side by side with a normal red CAMPYLOTROPIS MACROCARPUS ....................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A seldom-encountered Chinese legume a bit reminiscent of Lespedeza, in late summer it CARAGANA PYGMAEA ............................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Dwarf spiny subshrub with yellow pea flowers from China and Siberia we find it much easier CARAGANA SINENSIS ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Punnett likes Caragana so we scrounged another species to add to the list. The name probably CARMICHAELIA ADPRESSA ..................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A bit of a mystery, it.s a bad sign when Google draws a blank but hey all the Carmichaelias are CARPINTERIA CALIFORNICA ..................................................................... S.P. 1@ $19.00 Ratko.s collection of this monotypic gem, at 2700. on the Sierra Nevada, an evergreen shrub CARYA OVATA ................................................................................................ S. P.1@ $19.00 Shagbark hickory is great, the nuts are delicious ( flying squirrels adore them and have a CARYOPTERIS DIVERICATA .................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $24.00 Japanese species, large blue flowers with prominent stamens in late summer, 5' very showy, CARYOPTERIS DIVERICATA „SNOW FAIRY. ........................................... G. -1@ $24.00 A new variegated form of divericata with bold variegation, it is one of the best new variegated CARYOPTERIS CLANDONENSIS 'GRAND BLEU' .................................... G. -1@ $24.00 An induced mutation of „Heavenly Blue. it is about half the size and very free flowering. This is CARYOPTERIS CLANDONENSIS 'SUNSHINE BLEU' ......................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Vastly superior to Worchester Gold, „Sunshine Blue. is simply the best gold leafed Caryopteris CARYOPTERIS CLANDONENSIS 'SUMMER SORBET' ....................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Clusters of brilliant deep blue flowers in late summer into the fall and neatly yellow edged foliage CASTANEA DENTATA ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 These look to be mostly pure American Chestnut (it is possible they are hybrids) from a CASTANEA MOLLISIMA ............................................................................ BAP. -1@ $29.00 Don.t roast these by an open fire they are much better eaten raw, the roasted ones are crown. CASTANEA PUMILA .................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Alleghany chinkapin, flowers are Monoecious; male flowers are small and pale yellow, borne on CATHA EDULIS .............................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A vile tasting shrub that is chewed in some quarters as a mild stimulant, cocaine has nothing to CEANOTHUS „GLOIRE DE VERSAILLES. ............................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 I used to think the only hardy Ceanothus were on the ugly side, not so, this has lovely fluffy CEANOTHUS THYRSIFLORUS 'EL DORADO' ......................................... S. P.1@ $19.00 A lovely variegated form of thyrsiflorus, we doubt it will prove hardy here but should be great in CEANOTHUS GREGII ......................................................................................... G.1@ $24.00 Bradshaw.s collections from rocky limestone slopes in Otero Co. NM at 6500., twiggy subshrubs CEANOTHUS PROSTRATUS EX HERONSWOOD .................................. S. P.1@ $19.00 This appears to us to be var. gloriosus, which many botanists consider a distinct species. It is CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS 'SPUTNIK' ................................... BAP.- 1@ $35.00 Another gift from Tim and Dale at Spring Meadow, as far as I know this is the only dwarf CERCIS CANADENSIS. MICHIGAN FORM ............................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Michigan forms from near the northern limits of the species these are far tougher than most of CHAENOMELES SPECIOSA 'CAMEO' ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 The only Flowering Quince in Dirr.s garden, high praise indeed, an outstanding disease CHAENOMELES SPECIOSA 'CONTORTA' ................................................. G. -1@ $24.00 Warped and twisted this has great potential for piercing body parts, the Dee Snyder of Quinces CHAENOMELES SPECIOSA 'JET TRAIL' .................................................... G -1@ $24.00 A white sport of „Texas Scarlet., it grows to 3. or so with a wide spreading compact habit It is very free blooming and indestructibly hardy. Another good white, „Nivalis. is larger growing and more upright than „Jet Trail.. CHAENOMELES SPECIOSA 'TOYO NISHIKI' ....................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Multicolored flowers, individual branches contain pure white, pink and red flowers, along with all CISTUS SALVIFOLIUS ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Huge white flowers with brilliant yellow stamens on compact 2-3. mounded plants with attractive CLEMATIS HERACLEIFOLIA ................................................................. SEE VINE LISTING CLERODENDRON BUNGEI DJHC 725 .................................................... BAP. -1@ $29.00 This may be hardier still although perhaps not quite as showy as the previous form; but one CLERODENDRON TRICHOTOMUM VARIEGATA ('CARNIVAL') ........... G 1@ $29.00 Harlequin Glorybower, a member of the Verbenacaea, not as stunning as C. bungeana its still a CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA „RUBY SPICE. ......................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 Cutting grown from the original Broken Arrow stock. „Ruby Spice. offers the deepest pink non- CLETHRA BARBINERVUS ......................................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 A huge shrub or small tree from China and Japan with beautiful exfoliating bark that can rival CNEORUM TRICOCCUM ............................................................................ S.P..- 1@ $15.00 A 60cm tall evergreen shrub with leathery gray green leaves from the Mediterranean, flowers CONVOLVULUS CNEORUM ...................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A tall silky silvery plant with pink Morning Glory flowers, from Heronswood. Its beautiful but very COPROSMA X KIRKII „VARIEGATA. ....................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An outstanding variegated form with small glossy green leaves neatly bordered with white, the CORNUS ALBA „ELEGANTISSIMA. ......................................................... BAP. -1@ $24.00 Well known; taxonomically confused, a red twig dogwood with creamy edged leaves. CORNUS ALBA 'SIBIRICA VARIEGATED' ............................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A variegated form with eye popping variegation, foliage is very deep green and the white CORNUS KOUSA CHINENSIS ................................................................. G. -1@ $39.00 A seed grown strain chinensis comes fairly ture from seed, vigorous with sweet fruits, I agree CORNUS KOUSA EX MILKY WAY ......................................................... G. -1@ $39.00 Milky Way originated as a seedling of Kousa chinensis indeed not one seedling but fifteen CORNUS KOUSA 'WITCHES BROOM SEEDLINGS' ....................... G. -1@ $24.00 These are seedlings from the high grafted witches broom in our front garden. I suspect size will CORNUS MAS 'VARIEGATA' ..................................................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 Excellent bold variegation, these are cutting grown first year plants, like alternifolia they do CORNUS STOLONIFERA 'SILVER AND GOLD' .................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A Dick Lighty selection of Yellow Twig Dogwood, its nicely variegated, and considered superior CORYLOPSIS PAUCIFLORA ........................................................................ G. -1@ $29.00 Native to Western Japan and Taiwan, it is a dense, spreading, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub CORYLOPSIS SINENSIS V. VIETCHIANA ................................................. G. -1@ $29.00 Dwarfer than straight sinensis it only reaches about ½ the height (2.5m) with shorter racemes of CORYLUS AMERICANA ............................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 American filbert (also commonly called hazelnut) is a deciduous, rounded, multi-stemmed shrub
CORYLUS CORNUTA ................................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Native from British Columbia to Quebec south to Illinois and Georgia, beaked hazel is a small, COTINUS COGGYGRIA 'PINK CHAMPAGNE' ....................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An outstanding cultivar that Dirr ranks with Daydream (this sets a high standard), new growth is COTINUS 'GRACE' ........................................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A cross between Cotinus coggygria 'Velvet Cloak' and Cotinus obovatus made in 1978 by Peter COTONEASTER APICULATUS 'TOM THUMB' ........................................... G 1@ $24.00 One of the smallest of all Cotoneasters with very tiny leaves, this makes a beautiful bonsai, and COTONEASTER BULLATUS ...................................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 We tucked this in the garden a few years ago and more or less forgot about it, this year it COT. HORIZONTALIS „VARIEGATA. ....................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 We were thrilled when we found this cool little variegated plant at Gee's. At last, we found CYTISUS AUSTRAICUS .............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 An eastern European species growing 2-4. tall bearing terminal clusters of showy yellow pea CYTISUS PROCUMBENS ............................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Native to Eastern Central Europe and the Balkans procumbens is as the name suggests a mat CYTISUS „ALLGOLD. .................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 All blue would have been more exciting, but Dick loves yellow pea flowers, anything to keep him CYTISUS PRAECOX 'PAULETTE' ............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 Light red flowers with hints of yellow, Paulette is one of the best. CYTISUS PRAECOX „WARMINSTER BROOM. ...................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Multiflorus x pungans, abundant yellow flowers; densely mounding plants can reach 10'. CYTISUS X KEWENSIS ............................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Jim Jermys from Scotland was out recently and we had some interesting discussions about DAPHNE Once again we have an extensive list of Daphne to offer, there are a few first time offerings this DAPHNE CALCICOLA .................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $24.00 A legendary yellow flowered plant from China see plate 142 in the AGS Encyclopedia. Our DAPHNE CAUCASICA VARIEGATED TRANSATLANTICA? .............. S. P. -1@ $19.00 This is similar to Summer Ice and Beulah Cross and we are a bit uncertain as to wheather it is a
Endemic to the western Caucasus in the region of Mt Fist and Mt. Osten at altitudes from 1800 DAPHNE JASMINEA 'DELPHI FORM' ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 Native to Greece and Libya on limestone cliffs from sea level to 1000m the AGS Encyclopedia DAPHNE OLEOIDES .................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $24.00 Synomous with D. buxifolia oleoides ranges widely from S.E Spain through Asia Minor to DAPHNE SERICEA COMPACT FORM ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $24.00 Closely related to collina, (Halda lumped collina into sericea but I doubt if anyone will take it DAPHNE X BURKWOODII .......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 These are from a green reversion of „Silveredge. the grex is cneorum x caucasica. Fragrant DAPHNE X BURKWOODII 'G.K. ARGULES' .......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Introduced by a Devon Nursery, its origins seem obscure; it is rather broad leaved for a DAPHNE X BURKWOODII 'GOLD DUST' ................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 A chance mutation of „Silveredge. that showed up in Punnett.s garden the leaf is internally DAPHNE X BURKWOODII „SILVEREDGE. .............................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 If not the best known (Punnett scrounged this from somewhere in Canada although it apparently DAPHNE X HENDERSONII (BRICKEL 11660) ............................................ S. P. -1@ $29.00 The grex is Daphne petraea x Daphne cneorum, plants occur naturally in the wild in the region DAPHNE X HENDERSONII 'EARNST HAUSER' ................................... S. P. -1@ $35.00 A selected form of the above found in the Val di Bondo near Lake Garda by Harry Jans in 1991, DAPHNE X HENDERSONII 'KATH DRYDEN' ........................................ S. P. -1@ $35.00 Robin.s 1997 cross of D. cneorum Velky Kosir and an early flowering petraea clone collected by DAPHNE X HENDERSONII 'ROSEBUD' .................................................. S. P. -1@ $29.00 Margaret and Henry Taylor.s 1991 introduction, Rosebud is bright reddish purple in bud opening DAPHNE X KAZBALI (ROLLSDORFII) 'ARNOLD CIHLARZ' ............ S. P. -1@ $35.00 A 1979 Fritz Kummert cross of petrea x collina, rather similar to 'Wilhelm Schacht' with deep DAPHNE X KAZBALI (ROLLSDORFII) 'WILHELM SCHACHT' ......... S. P. -1@ $29.00 The grex is collina x petraea with collina as the seed parent, according to Halda Kazbali has DAPHNE X MANTENSIANA 'AUDREY VOCHINS' .............................. S. P. -1@ $35.00 A gold edged sport of Manten, found in the Berkshire garden of Audry Vochins in the late DAPHNE X MANTENSIANA 'MANTEN' ................................................. S. P. -1@ $39.00 The result of a 1941 cross by Jack Manten of Daphne x burkwoodii „Somerset. and Daphne DAPHNE X MEDFORDENSIS „LAWRENCE CROCKER. ................................. S. P. 19.00 One of the best small Daphne hybrids, Medfordensis (Susannae) „Lawrence Crocker. is a DAPHNE X NAPOLITANA 'MEON' .......................................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 A 1988 Robin White cross between cneorum „Eximia. and collina, this will eventually form a DAPHNE X NAPOLITANA „STASEK. ....................................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 A Romanian cultivar introduced by Harry Jans „Stasek. is an outstanding variegated form, this DAPHNE X ROSSETII ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 A naturally occurring hybrid between Daphne laureola philippii and D. cneorum found in the wild DAPHNE X TRANSATLANTICA 'JIM'S PRIDE' ..................................... S. P. -1@ $35.00 According to Brickell and White, 'Jim's Pride' belongs with this grex which is caucasica x DAPHNE X TRANSATLANTICA 'SUMMER ICE' ................................... S. P. -1@ $35.00 A variegated version of Jim.s Pride fantastic looking exceptionally free flowering. It is confused DAPHNE X WHITEORUM 'BEAUWORTH' ............................................... S. P. -1@ $35.00 Jasminea x petraea grandiflora, foliage is darker green than „Kilmeston. with sweetly scented DAPHNE X WHITEORUM „KILMESTON. ................................................. S. P. -1@ $35.00 Robin White.s fantastic hybrid between D. Petraea grandiflora and D. jasminea (serious Daphne DAPHNIPHYLLUM MACROPODUM HC 970612 ................................... S. P. -1@ $35.00 A strange Rhododendron like plant from Japan and Korea, it has leaves unlike any Daphne I DEINANTHE BIFIDA PINK EX KII PENINSULA JAPAN ..................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Kudos to Hinkley for making this available, it is vigorous and extremely free flowering, far DEUTZIA GRACILIS ................................................................................ B.A. P. -1@ $35.00 Multitudes of white flowers on compact plants, Dicks are only 2', but literature says a bit more. DEUTZIA GRACILIS 'CHARDONNAY PEARLS' .................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Myriads of pure white pearly buds explode into fragrant stars above mounds of lime green DEUTZIA X 'KALMIIFLORA' .......................................................................... G.- 1@ $29.00 Introduced by Lemoine back in 1901, this cross between D. purpurescens and D. parvaflora it DEUTZIA SCABRA VARIEGATA ............................................................... BAP. -1@ $29.00 Punnett likes this better than „Summer Snow. because the variegation doesn't fade, which is DEUTZIA SETCHUENSIS V. CORYMBIFLORA ........................................ G.- 1@ $19.00 Definitely different, with rather small gray-green leaves, this summer flowering shrub produces DICHROA FEBRIFOLIA BSWJ 2367 .......................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A rare Hydrangea relative with large glossy evergreen foliage and terminal clusters of blue DIERVILLA SESSILIFOLIA 'BUTTERFLY' .............................................. S.P.- 1@ $19.00 A selection by the great Dutch plantsmen Pieter Zwinenburg, (one of only a handful of people DIOSPYROS VIRGINIANA ........................................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Our native persimmon is an interesting tree far too seldom seen in the North, it is a member of DIPELTA SP. DJHC 98399 ........................................................................ S. P. -1@ $24.00 From Hinkley.s 1996 Emei Shan collection in Sichuan at high elevations these should eventually DISCARIA SERRATIFOLIA HCM980 98 ........................................................ G.- 1@ $24.00 Hinkley.s collection from the base of a volcano at 3740. associated with Nothofagus and climax ECHINOSOPHORA KOREENSIS ............................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 Echinosophora koreensis, is an endangered small shrub belonging to a monotypic genus in ELAEAGNUS PUNGENS MACULATA ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 I find myself strangely drawn to this plant; I.m not sure whether it.s the gold centered leathery ELAEAGNUS PUNGENS 'HOSOBA FUKURIN' ........................................ G.- 1@ $35.00 Neatly yellow edged leaves set this apart from the others, how, like all the pungens clones it Metallic solid silver leaves, „Quicksilver. lives up to its name, if the knockout foliage were not ENCELIA FARINOSA ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Encelia farinosa, or Brittlebush, is a common desert shrub of the southwestern United States. Its ERICA X DARLIENSIS 'GHOST HILLS' ................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 Thought to be a sport of Erica x darliensis „Darley Dale., it blooms early sometimes starting in ERICA ERIGENA 'GOLDEN LADY' ........................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 Fairly dwarf as erigena cultivars go „Golden Lady. is only 10-20”('W.T Ratcliff' can reach 60”), it ERICA ERIGENA 'W.T. RATCLIFF' ........................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Large pure white flowers, a great improvement over alba, it is generally under 24” in the garden ESCOLLONIA PINK PRINCESS ................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A rather dwarf selection with pink flowers, it.s a broad leafed evergreen from the Andes, and a EUONYMUS 'WOLONG GHOST' DJHC 691 ............................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Hinkley collected this in Panda country; its unique for a Euonymus with narrow dark green EUONYMUS FORTUNEI 'HARLEQUIN' ..................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 If you like your variegation white and splashy you.ll love 'Harlequin', its a bold looking but EUONYMUS FORTUNEI 'BLONDY' ............................................................. G.- 1@ $19.00 Normally I couldn.t get very excited about a Euonymus fortunei cultivar, however Blondy is EUONYMUS JAPONICUS 'CHOLLIPO' ................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 This will get big 12. tall with a 6. spread, deep green leaves with a creamy margin and a vairly EUONYMUS JAPONICUS 'VARIEGATA NANA' ................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A dwarf variegated selection, it was tagged Euonymus f. variegata nana in John.s hieroglyphics EVODIA DANIELLII ...................................................................................... BAP. -1@ $49.00 Very interesting lovely small tree good for small landscapes and too seldom seen. Excellent EVODIA HUPHRENSIS ................................................................................ BAP. -1@ $49.00 Similar to the above, also rare, and can reach 60'h, fruit is more reddish than black. EXOCHORDA X MACRANTHA 'THE BRIDE' ......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Clonal material, you see a lot of seed grown stuff offered under the name as cuttings are FABIANA IMBRICATA „VIOLACAEA. ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A strange little Andean solanaceous plant that masquerades as a Heather, stumping all but the FALLUGIA PARADOXA ................................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Known as Apache Plume, this underused monotypic (not to be confused with monocarpic) FORSYTHIA 'FORD FREEWAY' ....................................................................... BAP.- $24.00 A streaky variegated form discovered by a customer of ours Al Wojcik along the Ford Freeway FORSYTHIA INTERMEDIA „ARNOLD DWARF. ........................................... BAP.- $29.00 From a 1941 cross-made at the Arnold Arb between Forsythia x intermedia and Forsythia FORSYTHIA INTERMEDIA 'GOLDLEAF' ................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 Gold all season long not just a couple weeks in spring, the color stands out and the plants lack FORSYTHIA INTERMEDIA 'GOLD TIDE' ...................................................... BAP.- $24.00 A mutation of „Spring Glory. with attractive feathery textured foliage and a dwarf spreading habit FORSYTHIA INTERMEDIA 'MINIGOLD FIESTA' .................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 From Duncan and Davies in New Zealand, this flashy variegated variety ranks among the best. FORSYTHIA INTERMEDIA „TREMONIA. ................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 A cut leaf clone, we have had this in the garden for years and I confess somewhat ignored it. FORSYTHIA VIR. KOREANA 'KUMSON' ................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 A unique plant, the deep green leaves are netted with white veins, flowers are the typical yellow
FORSYTHIA VIRIDISSIMA KOREANA 'SUWAN GOLD' ...................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Another great plant that Dale Deppe brought back from Korea, „Suwan. is shade tolerant with GENISTA DALMATICUS .............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 A small spiny subshrub, now lumped by some into sylvestris these are distinct from the plants GENISTA PILOSA 'VANCOUVER GOLD' ................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 An excellent compact growing clone seldom exceeding a foot in height (the species can reach GYMNOCLADUS DIOICA ........................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Kentucky coffeetree or coffeetree is a tall deciduous tree with rough, scaly gray-brown bark and HAMAMELIS VERNALIS ............................................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A deciduous, winter-blooming, shrub with a rounded habit which typically grows 6-10' tall with a HEBE 'BABY MARIE' .................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Also known as Hebe buxifolia „Nana., a compact bush with lilac flowers, it is possibly a hybrid HEBE BUXIFOLIA 'PATTY'S PURPLE. ................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Neat looking little bushes, very free flowering with many short spikes of deep purple Veronica- HEBE BUXIFOLIA „VARIEGATA. .............................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Nice variegated foliage good-sized clusters of flowers on medium sized plants, not a hope of HEBE CUPRESSOIDES 'BOUGHTON DOME' ........................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 A neat grey leaved shrublet growing 18” high and nearly twice as wide found in scotland in 1970 HEBE 'EMERALD GREEN' ........................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A tight dome of minute imbricated foliage this is almost certainly a hybrid with one of the HEBE 'HARDY IN TORONTO' .................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A compact growing plant with neatly ranked glaucous grayish green leaves, that has proven HEBE HINDERUA .......................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A naturally occuring hybrid found by grahm Hutchens in 1985 on the Hinerau Ridge in the HEBE LOGANOIDES ..................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A whipcoard hybrid with a heather like habit collected in 1869 by Armstrong near the upper HEBE MCKEANII ........................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 An emerald green dwarf shrublet with white flowers perfect for the rock garden, it was found in HEBE PARVIFLORA ANGUSTIFOLIA ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A native of South Island this is surprisingly hardy, forming a medium sized shrub with neatly HEBE PINGUIFOLIA ..................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Hebe pinguifolia is a low growing evergreen plant that needs little or no pruning. It has purple HEBE RECURVA ............................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 Grayish curled foliage, bushy to 3'; its one of the hardiest of the larger species. HEBE SALICIFOLIA ...................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Native to both Chile and New Zealand, with narrow willowy leaves on shrubs that can reach 5m; HEBE 'SILVER DOLLAR' ............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 A low growing variegated form, grey green leaves with creamy margins, and mauve flowers that HEBE YOUNGII CARL TESCHNER JOY CREEK CLONE ................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Primuloides x elliptica; the hardiest Hebe we grow, actually we have more then one clone under HEIMIA MYRTIFOLIA ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $12.00 A tender South American subshrub related to Lythrum (the closely related Heimia salicifolia HELWINGIA JAPONICA (CHINENSIS BROADLEAF) ............................. G.- 1@ $24.00 Rates an 11 on the weird meter, a cornaceous shrub in which the flowers are born from the
A cool new plant introduced from China in 1980, although Wilson found it back in 1907. HIBISCUS MUTABILIS X SYRICUS 'TOSCA' .......................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 An interesting wide hybrid from Jim Snyder, orchid flowers with a darker eye that are HIBISCUS SYRICUS PURPUREA VARIEGATA .................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 We saw a small plant in Hammer's garden and have since been begging every shoot he can HIBISCUS 'CRANBERRY CRUSH' ........................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 An outstanding new Hibiscus courtesy of Walters Gardens. Walters has one of the best plant HIBISCUS 'JAZZBERRY JAM' .................................................................. S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Walters evaluated thousands of Hibiscus seedlings ( we donated a few plants to this effort), and HIBISCUS 'SUMMER STORM .................................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Yet another excellent selection from Walters, a compact clone with deep wine purple foliage and HIBISCUS SEEDED FROM NAMED FORMS .......................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Seedlings from various dieback types expect huge flowers, bee crossed in assorted colors. HYDRANGEA A genus we are particularly fond of Hydrangeas are perfect for a wide range of garden sites. HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS 'ANNABELLE' ........................................... G - 1@$19.00 Featuring big heads of sterile white florets that are great for drying. This old favorite is very HYDRANGEA ASPERA VILLOSA .............................................................. BAP - 1@$39.00 Thick fuzzy velvety leaves make this a textural wonder in the garden and all to often a rotting HYDRANGEA LUTEOVENOSA ................................................................... G. -1@ $19.00 Hinkley.s introduction from Japan, Krussman considers this conspecific with H. scandens ssp HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'CAERULEA' ....................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 This has been kicking around the nursery since the mid 90.s and we have not offered it in a HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA „DOMOTOI. .......................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Semi-double, pink to blue in rounded heads, depending on soil, grows about 3' tall. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'DOOLEY' ............................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Dirr collected this in Coach Vince Dooley.s back yard (cheaper than a trip to China?); its a frost HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA „GOLIATH. ........................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Huge pink to blue flowers depending on soil pH, blue in acid soils, it flowers young. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'HARLEQUIN' ..................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A somewhat confusing name, the plant we grow under this name is a white edged form that we HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'LEMON WAVE' ................................... BAP- 1@ $29.00 Marked with huge splashes of white and bright yellow this is utterly lacking in subtlety (it is also HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'PINK BEAUTY' ................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 An outstanding Hortensia; it has almost fluorescent pink flowers; 4-5' tall. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA 'SUN GODDESS' ................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 This yellow leaved plant circulates under a number of different names including „Lemon Zest., HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA NORMALIS BLAUMIESE ................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Blue Tit, British bird or frozen boobs its up to you, an indigo lacecap that is a classic. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA NORMALIS „MARIESI. ..................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Excellent lacecap, usually pink, blue only in very acid soils, grows 4-5' tall. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'AMAGI AMACHAI' .............. G - 1@$29.00 An elegant and rather un-hydrangea like plant, with narrow almost bamboo like leaves and flat HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'BENI GAKU' .................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Reddish pink lace-cap flowers, the serrata forms are among the hardiest of the macrophylla HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA „BLUE BILLOW. .................. G.- 1@ $24.00 Perhaps the hardiest of all the lacecap this was selected from seed that Dick Lighty collected in HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'BLUE BIRD' ................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Another outstanding cultivar, the blue lacecap flowers really stand out in a wooded setting. HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'CHISIMA' .............................. G - 1@$29.00 Heads of deep pink fertile flowers surrounded by large round light pink sterile flowers, this HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'DIADEM' ......................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 We are excited, „Diadem. is a great Hydrangea with lacy blue or pink flowers the dwarf low HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'GRAYSWOOD' .............. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Unusual lacecap, pink or blue fertile flowers surrounded by sterile flowers that open white and HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA „IZU NO HANA. ............. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A remarkable plant, with a traditional Japanese form; the central fertile flowers are pink and HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'JOGASAKI' ..................... BAP - 1@$29.00 Named for a town in the Izu Peninsula of Japan, 'Jogasaki' features flat heads of fertile florets HYDRANGEA MAC. SERRATA 'MIDORIBOSHI-TEMARI' ........................ G - 1@$29.00 A prolific blooming pink lacecap with a ring of double florets that are held away from the center HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'MIRANDA' ..................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 The other woman, this one is less inclined to wrap herself around you and squeeze, never HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'PIA' ......................................... G - 1@$29.00 Very dwarf, the smallest Hydrangea we grow, only 1-2' tall, pink flowers in round heads we even HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'SHINONOMEI' ................ BAP - 1@$29.00 One of Heronswood's new Japanese introductions with double sterile florets, pink to blue HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'TIARA' .............................. BAP - 1@$29.00 Raised by Maurice foster of Kent in 1990 with blue to pink lacecap flowers and a distinctive HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SERRATA 'YAE-NO-AMACHA' ......... BAP- 1@$29.00 Many layers sweet tea, well, the name will never beat dark nipples in a popularity contest but HYDRANGEA PANICULATA 'THE SWAN' ................................................... G - 1@$29.00 Another fantastic introduction courtesy of Spring Meadow, 'The Swan' has by far the largest HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA 'SIKES DWARF ' .......................................... G - 1@$29.00 A Louisiana Nursery introduction it has been fairly slow here, it is reported to only grow 2.5. high HYDRANGEA SEEMANII .................................................................................. G - 1@$29.00 A great stump the botanist plant, almost no one will guess Hydrangea (actually it is in section HYPERICUM BALEARICUM ....................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 An evergreen shrub from the Balearic Islands that can reach 2m in the wild but is seldom half HYPERICUM BUCKLEII .................................................................................... G - 1@$24.00 Deciduous shrublet to 30cm or so with blue-green leaves and solitary one inch yellow flowers, HYPERICUM 'HIDCOTE' .............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 'Hidcote' is something of a mystery but the current thinking has it (H. calycinum x H. HYPERICUM FRONDOSUM „SUNBURST. .............................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A Dick Lighty Mt. Cuba selection, with bluish semi-evergreen leaves and a long succession of Originally from Tony, it is native around the Great Lakes, Dick considers it rather choice. HYPERICUM LISSOPHLOEUS .................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 A rare shrubby plant or small tree to 10. in height that we got from Woodlanders. It has a HYPERICUM MOSERANUM TRICOLOR ..................................................... G. -1@ $19.00 We seem to be acquiring a lot of variegated stuff lately, but this stands out as one of the best, HYPERICUM PSEUDOHENRYI ..................................................................... G. -1@ $19.00 A Chinese species related to forrestii, presumadly it looks a bit like henryi. It magically appeared ILEX CRENATA 'BEEHIVE' ........................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 A compact male clone selected at Rutgers from over 21,000 sister seedlings it is an outstanding ILEX HYBRID „AUTUMN GLOW „ .............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 I. verticillata x I. serrata; more erect than „Harvest Red., 20 year old plants was 10. x 12., red ILEX HYBRID 'ROCK GARDEN' ................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Glossy holly leaves on tiny plants, popular with discriminating gardeners and small enough for ILEX HYBRID „SPARKLEBERRY. ............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 An outstanding plant introduced by the National Arboretum with 3/8” brilliant red fruits that can ILEX VOMITORIA 'STOKES DWARF' ...................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 The sight of this won.t make you puke unless of course you really hate dwarf Hollies. It is really ILEX VERTICILLATA 'SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN' ............................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 What kind of a gentleman is this, boinking both of the winter sisters? That whole red and gold ILEX VERTICILLATA 'SUNSPLASH' ........................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 A female clone with respectable berry set and splashy golden variegation. I suspect this could ILEX VERTICILLATA 'WINTER GOLD' .................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A branch sport of winter red fruit is yellowish tinged with pinkish orange, a good grower and free INDIGOFERA HETERANTHA ........................................................................ G.- 1@ $24.00 Mojmir.s collections from 2300 m in the Kulu Valley in India, showy racemes of bright purple ITEA VIRGINICA 'MERLOT' .......................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 Itea Virginica 'Merlot' features fragrant white flowers in June and red fall color resembling ITEA VIRGINICA 'SARAH EVE' .................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 It.s main claim to fame are the pink sepals and pedicels, however the petals are white. Fall color ITEA VIRGINICA SHIRLEY'S COMPACTA' ........................................... S. P. -1@ $29.00 A tiny witches broomy thing congested enough for a trough, flowers aren.t much but the bun is JASMINUM BEESIANUM ........................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $24.00 A deciduous climbing vine from Western China with small clusters of fragrant pinkish red flowers JASMINUM FRUTICANS HARDY ............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 This is a hardy form from Toni Reznecek, terminal cymes of up to 5 yellow flowers; fruticans is JASMINUM NUDIFLORUM ......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Winter blooming vine, it's mostly hardy here, very fragrant yellow flowers on bare stems. JASMINUM NUDIFLORUM 'MYSTIQUE' VARIEGATED ..................... SP.- 1@ $19.00 Lovely delicate plant, the tiny leaves are neatly emargined in white the only thing this winter JASMINUM PARKERI .................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 Evergreen shrub 6" high with an 18" spread, tangled mass of fine greenish stems, tubular yellow KALOPANAX PICTUS ( SEPTEMLOBUS) .............................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 An excellent large tropical looking shade tree, hardy to zone 4 and reaching up to 90. in height. KARWINSKIA SP. ........................................................................................ S. P.- 1@ $15.00 A really cute alpine laurel (Rhamnaceae) from Alan Bradshaw, compact leathery foliage and KERRIA JAPONICA VARIEGATA PROSTRATE FORM ...................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Floppy picta, floppy disk, I was going somewhere with this but the thought has left me. Use your KOELREUTERIA PANICULATA FASTIGIATA ..................................... S. P.- 1@ $15.00 An upright form of Golden rain tree, perfect in small gardens that can.t accomedate the normal LABURNUM ALPINUM ................................................................................ S. P.- 1@ $15.00 Scotch laburnum is the most cold hardy species with 10-15 inch pendant clusters of yellow LABURNUM ANAGYROIDES ..................................................................... S. P.- 1@ $15.00 Native to the mountains of southern Europe anagyroides has yellow pea-flowers in pendulous LEPTODERMIS OBLONGA ....................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $35.00 A Daphne by another name, outstanding small shrub, with long tubed, pink flowers produced for LESPEDEZA THUNBERGII DWARF ........................................................ BAP.- 1@ $35.00 Japanese arching shrub, wonderful for its late season bloom and nice fall color on compact LIGUSTRUM SINENSIS .VARIEGATUM. .............................................. BAP.- 1@ $35.00 I'm not a big fan of Privet (I grew them to feed my saturnid moths) but Hinkley spoke highly of LIRIODENDRON TULIPIFERA ...................................................................... G.- 1@ $35.00 A nearly monotypic genus related to Magnolia, Tulip Trees are ancient with one species in the LONICERA CRASSIFOLIA SEH085 ............................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 Steve Hootman from the Rhododendron Species Foundation collected this in China; it forms a LONICERA FRAGRANTISSIMA ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 Winter Honeysuckle from Northern China, extremely fragrant lemon scented flowers, one of the LONICERA HENRYI DJHC 070 ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A scandent evergreen or semi-evergreen shrub from China, with glossy oblong leaves and LONICERA HETEROTRICHA ..................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A rare species (its listed in the Tadjikistan red data book of rare and endangered plants) these LONICERA NITIDA 'LEMON BEAUTY' .................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Nitida is a somewhat tender plant often confused with Lonicera pileata, the boxwood like leaves LONICERA NITIDA 'TWIGGY' .................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Bears little resemblance to the skinny flat chested model, which is fine by me. LONICERA PILEATA 'SILVER BEAUTY' VARIEGATED ..................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Absolutely the coolest honeysuckle, tiny little leaves each perfectly edged in silvery white, this LONICERA STANDISHII ................................................................................. G.- 1@ $19.00 A fragrant winter blooming Chinese species that has been in cultivation since 1845 but still LONICERA STENANTHA ............................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Jurasek collected this medium sized fine textured species from a scree in the Tien Shan at MORE LONICERA ............................................................ IN THE VINE SECTION LOROPETALUM CHINENSE ....................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A Chinese Witch Hazel relative fragrant flowers usually creamy white but can range to pink MAACKIA AMURENSIS ............................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Native to Mandchuria this small ornamental tree is related to cladastris foliage is clean, and MAESA JAPONICA .......................................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 An obscure thing that Punnett got as a cutting from Mike Lehman years ago, it is on the tender MAGNOLIA KOBUS V. BOREALIS .............................................................. G.- 1@ $29.00 A Japanese species that can grow to 80. in height and is absolutely covered with flower in MAGNOLIA KOBUS V STELLATA 'EDWARD A. KEHR' ........................ G.- 1@ $35.00 A chromosome doubled version of the outstanding tetraploid Magnolia kobus v. stellata „Two MAGNOLIA KOBUS VAR STELLATA 'KIKUZAKI' ............................................ G $29.00 A small shrubby plant that blooms profusely from an early age, 'Kikuzaki' has 2” light pink
Probably the hardiest cultivar of this long cultivated species, nigra dates back to Vietch in 1861. MAGNOLIA LILIFLORA ................................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Probably a seedling from nigra. MAGNOLIA SIEBOLDII X MACROPHYLLA ............................................... G. -1@ $35.00 An unlikely cross, not surprisingly it is intermediate in leaf size. There is a photo up on the MAGNOLIA TRIPETALA ............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Exotic and tropical looking with leaves that rival macrophylla, flowers are white and up to 10” MAGNOLIA VIRGINIANA ............................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Cuttings from our deciduous clone of virginiana in the front garden, a nice early blooming form MAGNOLIA VIRGINIANA 'MOONGLOW' .................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 A semi-evergreen plant with a distinctive upright habit and excellent cold tolerance we are MAGNOLIA X BETTY ....................................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Another from the girl series, flowers deep purple red outside, white inside; plants are rather MAGNOLIA X 'GALAXY' .................................................................................. G. -1@ $29.00 Upright, almost columnar in habit, this would make it a natural for Elkins, or anyone else with a MAGNOLIA X 'GOLD STAR' ........................................................................... G. -1@ $35.00 The late Phil Savage (Phil died from West Nile complications) crossed Magnolia acuminata MAGNOLIA X KEWENSIS 'WADA'S MEMORY' ........................................ G. -1@ $29.00 Kewensis is the grex for the cross kobus x salicifolia, Wada has been around since 1959 and is MAGNOLIA X 'LEONARD MESSEL' .............................................................. G -1@ $29.00 Thought to be the result of crossing kobus with stellata rosea, Colonel Messel.s plant has dark MAHOBERBERIS NEUBERTII ..................................................................... G. - 1@ $35.00 A weird bigeneric cross between Mahonia aquifolium and Berberis vulgaris produced in France MARGYRICARPUS PINNATUS HCM 98192 ......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Hinkley collected this from the dunes on Chiloe Is., Chile. It makes a cute little twiggy ground MORUS ALBA 'ITSOGUMA' .......................................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 AKA Morus alba „Nuclear Blast.. Actually this came to us as 'Itsoguma' but seems MORUS ALBA 'NUCLEAR BLAST' ........................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Its The Sum of All Our Fears, we can.t tell this apart from 'Itsoguma' but just in case we have MORUS RUBRA SUPER DWARF EX TONY ........................................... S. P. -1@ $49.00 A witches broom off of red mulberry found by Tony Reznicek. It is incredibly tiny and slow and MORUS ALBA 'PAPER DOLLS' ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $35.00 A beautiful variegated form this is sadly tender here but lovely as a conservatory plant, the NANDINA DOMISTICA V CAPILLUS 'TAMA SHISHI' ........................... SP. -1@ $24.00 Another compact mutation from Japan although this one at least has leaves and looks a bit NEILLIA AFFINIS ............................................................................................. G.- 1@ $19.00 Introduced from China in 1908, Neillias are rosaceous shrubs rather similar in general ORIXIA JAPONICA ...................................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $49.00 A strange monotypic Rutaceous shrub that is native to Japan and Korea. We are hopeless; if it OSMANTHUS 'GULFTIDE' .............................................................................. G. -1@ $29.00 One of the hardiest clones with extremely glossy solid green foliage heavily spined at the leaf
X OSMAREA BURKWOODII ......................................................................... SP. -1@ $19.00 A rare bigeneric cross between Osmanthus delavayi and Phillyrea vilmoriniana made before PAULOWNIA TOMENTOSA ......................................................................... 2G.- 1@ $29.00 Dragon tree is highly prized for its wood in the orient, it can grow to 75. in just 15-18 years if left PAXISTIMA CANBYI NANA ......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A creeping member of the Celastracaea, grown primarily as a groundcover for shaded areas, it TREE PEONIES .................................... SEE PERENNIAL LISTING PETTERIA RAMENTACEAE ...................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $24.00 Yet another monotypic genus, Petteria is related to Laburnum, differing primarily in the upright PHILADELPHUS X 'BURKWOODII' .......................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 „Etoile Rose. X „Virginal. developed by Burkwood in England in 1929, the moderately fragrant PHILADELPHUS CORONARIA „VARIEGATA. ........................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 This is another of the fantastically variegated new plants we have been madly working to PHIL. DELAVAYI VAR PURPURESCENS DJHC 98087 ......................... G.- 1@ $24.00 Perhaps the showiest of the genus but alas far from the hardiest I plan to try one outside next PHILADELPHUS 'INNOCENCE' .................................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 Very different from the above, the variegation here is of the irregular splashy sort, however the PHILADELPHUS LEWISII 'SNOW VELVET' ............................................ S.P. -1@ $19.00 A repeat bloomer selected from the Cascade Mountains, Tim Woods spoke so highly of this that PHILADELPHUS X LEMOINEI 'MANTEAU D' HERMINE' .................... S.P. -1@ $19.00 Low mounds covered with myriads of creamy white fragrant double flowers, this is one of the PHOTINA VILLOSA H&S 92 424 ............................................................ BAP.- 1@ $35.00 A Chinese and Korean species in the large shrub small tree size range it is quite hardy and PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS „DART'S GOLD. ................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 No connection to the local Styrofoam Billionaire I used to work for, thank god. A nice plant PHYSOCARPUS OP. 'DIABLO SEEDLINGS YELLOW LEAF' ............. S. P. -1@ $19.00 We raised a group of open pollinated seedlings from Diablo, the pollen parent may have been PHYSOCARPUS OP 'DIABLO SEEDLINGS PURPLE LEAF' .............. BAP. -1@ $24.00 More seedlings from the above cross, these have leaves in various shades of purple. Yours to PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS 'SUMMER WINE' ................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 A miniature version of „Diablo.. A result of Spring Meadows uncontrolled cross between Diablo PLATANUS X 'BLOODGOOD' ................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $39.00 London Planetree is a large tree to 85. that becomes more spreading than pyramidal as it ages. PLATYCRATER ARGUTA ................................................................................. G 1@ $29.00 Great name, imagine a silvery platypus smashed flat by a meteor, got a mental image, well POLYGALA ................................................................ SEE PERENNIAL SECTION PONCIRUS TRIFOLIATA 'FLYING DRAGON SEEDLINGS' ................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 These are seedlings raised from Langhammer.s tree, all show varying degrees of contortion. POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA „ABBOTTSWOOD. ................................... BAP.- 1@ $24.00 Considered one of the best white clones with excellent disease resistance and abundant pure POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'BEAR TOOTH PASS' .............................. BAP.- 1@ $24.00 A dwarf Siskiyou selection with good sized yellow flowers, choice enough for the larger rock POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'CASCADE CUSHION' ............................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Rick Lupp.s dwarf selection from the Cascades, it is one of the best dwarf forms we have seen A low mounded plant with large dark yellow flowers POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'KATHERINE DYKES' .............................. BAP.- 1@ $24.00 No jokes about dykes or Catherine the Great, of course that thing with the swans, or was it POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA „MT. TOWNSEND. ....................................... S.P. -1@ $19.00 An outstanding plant, it was originally collected on Mt. Townsend, and is one of the few double POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'ORANGEADE' ................................................ G. -1@ $24.00 Mix with tequila for the perfect Potentilla sunset. That.s right, drink enough and you will love this POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA „PRIMROSE BEAUTY. ............................ BAP.- 1@ $24.00 Small shrub having gray green foliage arching branches, & primrose yellow flowers from late PRUNUS DEPRESSA 'GUS MELQUIST' .................................................. S.P. -1@ $19.00 A creeping cherry courtesy of Punnett, this neat groundcover has white flowers and good red PRUNUS 'HALLY JOLIVETTE' .................................................................. BAP. -1@ $39.00 A complex hybrid this is P. subhirtella x P. x yedoensis backcrossed to P. subhirtella, made by PRUNUS 'KOJO NO MAI' ........................................................................... S. P. -1@ $24.00 We got this as a gift and it has kicked around the nursery for years without being propagated, PRUNUS PADUS COLORATUS ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 Dick cut this from Harry Elkins garden, it has stunning purple foliage all season long. In the PRUNUS SUBHIRTELLA PENDULA ............................................................... G 1@ $39.00 A widely grown weeping cherry, there are multiple clones grown under this name as it comes PRUNUS TENELLA ...................................................................................... BAP. -1@ $49.00 These are seeded but one look at the picture of 'Firehill' in the Rix book will show you their QUERCUS CHRYSOLEPIS ......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Canyon live oak makes a spectacular bonsai as well as a good garden specimen in many parts QUERCUS COCCINEA ................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Scarlet oak, For fall color this oak is hard to beat, varies some from plant to plant but is indeed QUERCUS ELLIPSOIDALIS ........................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 Northern Pin Oak occurs on dry, sandy, usually acidic soils, A midwestern native it can rival QUERCUS FALCATA PAGODAFOLIA ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 The Cherrybark Oak tree, or swamp red oak, It is larger and better formed than southern red QUERCUS GAMBELLII ................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 Also known as Rocky Moutain White Oak. Small tree to 6 m (20 ft) tall, or a thicket-forming QUERCUS LOBATA ...................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 Valley oak is a wstern sort of white oak, a beautiful tree that needs careful siting north of zone 7 QUERCUS MONGOLICA ............................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Don.t bother checking Dirr for this one, it.s a big tree reaching 35m in height, just the thing for QUERCUS PRINUS ...................................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $69.00 Chestnut Oak (also commonly called Basket Oak, Rock Oak) is a medium to large sized QUERCUS ROBUR 'FASTIGIANA' ................................................................ G. -1@ $24.00 Want truffles but don.t have space for a wide spreading crown, we have you covered (pigs and QUERCUS ROBUR 'FASTIGIANA' X BICOLOR .................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 From the same cross that produced regal prince these are mostly columner and we expect them QUERCUS ROBUR X ALBA ........................................................................ S. P. -1@ $15.00 I don.t know if you can grow truffles under these but they will make imposing specimens, take a
QUERCUS EX „REGAL PRINCE ................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Seedlings from this narrow fastigiate robur x bicolor cross they look very narrow. and should be QUERCUS VETULINA .................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $15.00 Black oak is native here, reaching over 100., they are popular nest trees for red tailed hawks RHAMNUS FRANGULA 'FINELINE' ......................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An apparently sterile form with lovely ferny foliage and a dense upright columnar habit, it is RHAMNUS PALLASI #264 ........................................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Mojmir Pavelka collected this extremely slow growing species from sunny stony slopes near RHAMNUS THYMIFOLIUS .............................................................................. G. -1@ $29.00 Only a single seed from Piatek.s 1997 collection germinated but its a winner. A bonsai shrublet RHODODENDRON KOTSCHYI ................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Nearly extinct in the wild this European Rhododendron is similar to hirsutum, 1m; from Punnett RHODOTYPOS SCANDENS ............................................................................ G. -1@ $19.00 For some reason we always seem to forget to cut this, it.s rosaceous and native to China and RIBES ALPINUM AUREUM ....................................................................... BAP - 1@ $29.00 A slow growing form with golden foliage in spring that gradually fades to yellowish green, it was RIBES ALPINUM 'GREEN MOUND' ........................................................ BAP - 1@ $29.00 A good compact mounded form with very clean foliage from Synnesveldt Nursery; this is a male RIBES GORDONIANUM ................................................................................. SP. -1@ $19.00 Discovered in Ipswich England in 1837, it is apparently a chance hybrid between Ribes RIBES SANGUINEUM 'HANNAMANS WHITE' .......................................... G. -1@ $19.00 A good white selection of this most ornamental of currents, this aromatic Western American ROSA .SI. EX JACQUES ................................................................................. G. -1@ $24.00 Actually, I gave this to Jacques originally but was forced to beg back a piece years later after ROSTRINCULA DEPENDENS GUIZ 18 ........................................................ G. -1@ $19.00 A weird and obscure little dwarf shrub related to Elsholtzia with 5” pendulous racemes of RUBUS ARCTICUS ........................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Zone 1 hardy, if there is such a thing, this little pink flowered creeping blackberry is cool, in the RUBUS HENRYI VAR. BAMBUSARUM ....................................................... G. -1@ $19.00 Hinkley calls it extremely hardy and rates it a zone 4 while Krussman considers it zone 7. That RUBUS HIMALAICUS .................................................................................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A excellent low growing plant, Dick and Jacques have been passing it around of late. It is rarely RUBUS ODORATUS 97NO11W EX BEAL GARDEN ................................ G. -1@ $19.00 Flowers are among the best in the genus 2” fragrant pink roses, this Appalachian native is one RUBUS SPECTABILIS 'OLYMPIC DOUBLE' .............................................. G. -1@ $19.00 Double pink rose flowers are unrivaled, followed by normal looking and most delicious salmon RUSCUS ACULEATUS 'WHEELER'S VARIETY' ................................. BAP.- 1@ $39.00 Everyone needs a hermaphroditic Butchers broom, but cuttings don.t root and we feared we SALIX ALBA 'BABALONICA' .................................................................... BAP - 1@ $35.00 Cuttings from the huge specimen at Gee.s, it looks ancient but actually was planted when Gary
Silvery-gray upright bushes, provide a nice foliage accent, and butterfly foodplant. Left un- SALIX CAPREA „FRENCH PINK PUSSY. .............................................. BAP - 1@ $29.00 Hey, that.s what the tag said, and who could pass up „French Pink Pussy., certainly not the SALIX CINEREA TRICOLOR ..................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Another variegated form with streaky variegation it only shows tricolor during cool weather and SALIX INTEGRA 'HAKURU NISHIKI' .................................................... BAP.- 1@ $35.00 Probably the most beautiful of all the variegated willows the young foliage is pink and cream SALIX LAPPONICUM ................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Lapland willow is a widespread and variable thing, ranging from Europe to the Altai and SALIX PENTANDRA ........................................................................................ G.- 1@ $24.00 Commonly known in Europe as Laurel Willow. We saw this in Dale.s garden at Spring Meadow SALIX PURPUREA 'CANYON BLUE' ...................................................... BAP. -1@ $29.00 Bluish leaves in summer and purple stems in winter, an improved selection of the Alaskan Blue SALIX REPENS VAR. ARGENTIA .......................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A silvery leaved plant, its too large for the rock garden, and hardly resembles the Ionia form SALIX REPENS IONIA FORM ........................................................................ G. -1@ $29.00 Essentially a smaller version of „Boyd.s Pendula., very compact and flattened, a male clone SALIX ROSMARINIFOLIUS (S. ELEAGNOS) ......................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 A large upright plant that can reach 9m in height with narrow gray Rosemary like leaves; it is a SAMBUCUS CANADENSIS 'LACINIATA' ............................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 One of the many cut-leaf Elders, the differences between which are rather subtle however, we SINOCALYCANTHUS CHINENSIS ........................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Fairly new to horticulture as well as to science. This Chinese Calycanthus relative is SOLLYA HETEROPHYLLA ......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $15.00 A strange Indo-Australian plant in the Pittosporacaea, nearly monotypic there being only one SOPHORA DAVIDII ....................................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Rare dwarf shrub, seedlings from Tony Reznecek plant, blue flowers. Dick speaks very highly of SOPHORA FLAVESCENS HC 970082 ..................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An unusual species that behaves more like a sub shrubby perennial in our climate it is a dieback SORBARIA SP. AFF. AITCHISONII EDHCH 97257 .................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 Another Heronswood collection, from Sichuan at 6,700., it looks more or less like all the rest, but SORBARIA SORBIFOLIA ............................................................................... G.- 1@ $19.00 Picture a five to ten foot woody Astilbe with attractive dark green pinnate foliage that does SPARTIUM JUNCEUM ................................................................................ BAP. -1@ $29.00 A spectacular yellow flowered broom from Spain and the Mediterranean region, it can reach 3m SPIREA BETULIFOLIA 'TOR' .................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Truth to tell I.m not all that taken with most Spirea, but this Scandinavian selection did stand out SPIREA BULLATA „CRISPA. ...................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Very choice, the best dwarf species, tiny dense bushlet to 8", deep pink flowers, it is often SPIREA DECUMBENS ................................................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Compact prostrate spreading mounds are covered in foamy white baby.s breath flowers from SPIREA FRITSCHIANA ('WILMA') 'PINK PARASOL' ......................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A new color for fritschiana, Tim Woods selected this outstanding pink spirea. The fluffy heads of
SPIREA JAPONICA 'FLAMING MOUND' ............................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Low spreading mounds of yellow foliage sprinkled with red new growth and aflame with clusters SPIREA PRUNIFOLIA 'FLORA PLENA' .................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 These came from Hinkley, who claims this is the true Bridal Wreath. Nomenclatural confusion SPIREA THUNBERGII 'FUJINO PINK' .................................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A delicate looking fine textured plant that produces masses of light pink flowers early in the SPIREA THUNBERGII „MT. FUJI. ........................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 This looks to be a variegated form of Spirea thunbergii, with willow like variegated leaves, these SPIREA VIRGINIANA ........................................................................................ G -1@ $24.00 A rare native Spirea, corymbs of white flowers atop meter high plants, it propagates easily from SPIREA X VANHOUTTEI 'PINK ICE' ........................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 S. triloba x S. cantoniensis, Vanhouttei is probably the most popular of all the Spireas and STACHYURUS PRAECOX AUREOVARIEGATA ........................................ G. -1@ $29.00 The variegation is excellent, deep green leaves with a broad creamy edge; this would be worth STACHYURUS SALICIFOLIA ......................................................................... G. -1@ $29.00 Hardiness is untested here and I.m guessing it is on the tender side but published reports STAPHYLEA TRIFOLIA ............................................................................. BAP.- 1@ $24.00 The native American Bladderpod, these are from the plants growing wild in Punnett.s woods. A STRANSVAESIA (PHOTINIA) DAVIDIANA 'PALETTE' ..................... BAP.- 1@ $39.00 A large Chinese species that can reach 20. or more after a great deal of time. It has been very STYRAX AMERICANA .................................................................................... S P 1@ $29.00 Cutting grown from a plant that has proven hardy for Punnett, it is more of a large shrub than a STYRAX JAPONICA ........................................................................................ G.- 1@ $29.00 It.s one of the most beautiful flowering trees with pendulous white bells dangling on 1.5” stalks. STYRAX JAPONICA 'ISSAI' ..................................................................... BAP.- 1@ $59.00 An outstanding selection, 'Issai' is extremely free flowering and fast growing. it is exceptionally STYRAX OFFICIANALIS VAR. REDIVIVUS .............................................. G.- 1@ $35.00 The American form is exceedingly rare in cultivation with fragrant clusters of white pendent bells SYMPHORICARPOS ORBICULATUS ' VARIEGATA' ........................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 See Symphoricarpos albus „aureovariegata. SYMPHORICARPOS X DOORENBOSII „AMETHYST. ............................. S.P.1@ $19.00 A great new coralberry from Germany, this produces abundant crops of vivid purple pink fruit in SYMPHORICARPOS X DOORENBOSII 'WHITE HEDGE' .................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Developed by Dorenbos in the Hague prior to 1940, „White Hedge. is stiffly upright with age and SYMPHORICARPOS X „MAGIC BERRY. .................................................. S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Bluish green lvs, compact plants, large quantities of eye catching pink berries in fall. SYRINGA AMURENSIS JAPONICA (reticulata) 'IVORY SILK' ............... G.- 1@ $29.00 Catchy name, I.d rave about it if only I knew how it was supposed to be an improvement over SYRINGA JULIANAE 'GEORGE EASTMAN' ............................................. G.- 1@ $29.00 I saw this In Dale Deppe.s garden and was very impressed. It is distinctly different from any SYRINGA LACINATA (PROTOLACINATA) ............................................... G.- 1@ $29.00 Finely cut and dissected leaves, it is like no other lilac and when is out of flower a great plant for TAMARIX RAMOSISSIMA 'RUBRA' ............................................................. G.- 1@ $24.00 As above but darker pink, it is about as red as Tamarix gets and very showy. ULMUS CARPINIFOLIUS 'JACQUELINE HILLIER' .............................. S. P. -1@ $19.00 A densely branched slow growing plant that may eventually reach 6., it may in fact be a hybrid "A garden without Viburnum is akin to life without music or art"-Dirr. He has a VIBURNUM X „ALLEGHANY. ........................................................................ G.- 1@ $24.00 Rhytidiophyllum x lantana Mohican; globose growth habit, dark green, coriaceous rugose VIBURNUM „ANNE RUSSELL. ..................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 Carlesii x Burkwoodii backcross 6'h x 8'w, compact, fragrant early flowering hybrid. VIBURNUM BODNANTENSE „PINK DAWN. ............................................. G.- 1@ $24.00 Grandiflorum x farreri; deciduous, winter blooming, well-branched shrub with densely clustered VIBURNUM X „BURKWOODII. ................................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Carlesii x utile semi-evergreen 8-10' high with very fragrant, pink buds open to white flowers that VIBURNUM X BURKWOODII 'CHENAULTII' ....................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Essentially an improved Burkwoodii 'Chenaultii' is semi-evergreen and produces its fragrant VIBURNUM X „CONOY. ............................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An Egolf backcross of Viburnum X Burkwoodii „Park Farm Hybrid. x Viburnum utile; a low VIBURNUM DENTATUM 'BLUE MUFFIN' .................................................. G. -1@ $24.00 There is a plethera of dentatums all with a good display of blue berries, blue muffin I think is one VIBURNUM DENTATUM 'PERLE BLUE' ..................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 Showy clusters of creamy white non-fragrant flowers are only part of the deal; it is a heavy VIBURNUM FARRERI (FRAGRANS) „CANDIDISSIMUM. ...................... G.- 1@ $24.00 The rarely offered white flowered form, I believe these are from a Roy Lancaster collection in VIBURNUM FARRERI „NANUM. ................................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 The dwarf form of this fragrant early blooming species; boldly collected by the master himself, it VIBURNUM FOETIDUM F. RECTANGULATUM ...................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A gift from the nice folks at Spring Meadow, this may actually go back to a Crug Farm collection. VIBURNUM NUDUM 'WINTERTHUR' .......................................................... G. -1@ $24.00 Oh no a naked Viburnum, call out the censors and bleep it from the landscape. Well with the VIBURNUM PLICATUM „SHASTA. ........................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Perhaps the best of the large Plicatum types Shasta will get big and spread twice as wide as it VIBURNUM PLICATUM „SHOSHONE. .................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 Compact shrub with fine textured foliage, masses of small flowers, and persistent fruit, a VIBURNUM X „PRAGENSE. ........................................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A hybrid made in Prague around 1955, rhytidophyllum x utile, the lustrous rugose leaves, glossy VIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM ....................................................................... S.P.- 1@ $19.00 A childhood favorite, we always used to eat the fruit, which is more raisin like than prune, with
VIBURNUM X LANTANAPHYLLUM 'EMERALD TRIUMPH' ............ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 An extremely hardy (it has withstood –38F) plant selected by the University of Minnesota VIBURNUM SARGENTII 'CHIQUITA' .......................................................... G.- 1@ $24.00 A rare bigeneric hybrid with Musa basjoo with fleshy clusters of 8” yellow fruit, just kidding, how VIBURNUM SARGENTII 'SUSQUEHANNA' ......................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Yet another National Arb plant, selected from Japanese seed, it can reach 15. with a corky trunk VITEX AGNUS CASTUS ................................................................................. G.- 1@ $24.00 A dieback shrub here but top hardy a little further south, with blue flowers attractive to butterflies VITEX INCISA ................................................................................................ S. P. -1@ $19.00 Similar to Vitex negundo but more deeply cut, incisa is wide ranging, however this is a form that VITEX ROTUNDIFOLIUS ................................................................................. G. -1@ $24.00 A cool new plant for this season native to the beach dunes of Korea, Spring Meadow calls it WEIGELA FLORIDA 'CARNIVAL' ............................................................ BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A French tetraploid introduction you may have seen it in Europe under the name „Courtalor., WEIGELA FLORIDA „FLORIBUNDA VICTORIA. ................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A shrub with dark rose colored flowers and attractive dark green to maroon leaves. WEIGELA FLORIDA 'FRENCH LACE. Perhaps the best variegated Weigela, with bright yellow edged leaves and dark red flowers, WEIGELA FLORIDA 'NEWPORT RED' .................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Vigorous growing form, with purple red flowers and greenish winter stems to 5-6' tall. WEIGELA FLORIDA 'PINK PRINCESS' .................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 An Iowa State University selection with excellent cold hardiness and abundant lavender pink WEIGELA FLORIDA 'RUBIDOR' ............................................................... BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Another Andre Briant introduction, this was found as a branch sport of „Bristol Ruby. with the WEIGELA FLORIDA 'SUNNY PRINCESS' ............................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 A variegates sport of „Pink Princess. clean and neat narrow bands of gold encircle each leaf, its WEIGELA FLORIDA 'WINE AND ROSES' .............................................. BAP.- 1@ $29.00 Developed by Herman Geers of Holland its a great improvement over „Java Red.; dark WEIGELA MAXIMOWICZII .......................................................................... S. P. -1@ $19.00 Maximowiczii looks quite similar to middendorffiana, and subsessilis, all three are yellow WEIGELA SUBSESSILIS 'CANARY' .............................................................. G -1@ $24.00 Subsessilis is a Korean species, relatively new to western cultivation; with yellow flowers that WEIGELA SP. AFF FLORIBUNDA HC 970509 ........................................... G. 1@ $24.00 Hinkley.s collections from N. Honshu in 1997, 8. plants with 8” leaves and whorled racemes of WIKSTROEMIA GEMMATA .......................................................................... S. P. 1@ $29.00 What can I say once again we have a few cuttings to offer, it has been a challenge to container
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