Plants by Zone

  • Quercus garryana (OREGON WHITE OAK) Quercus garryana (OREGON WHITE OAK)

    Quercus garryana (OREGON WHITE OAK)

    $29.95 - $39.95

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    Oregon white oak exists in a landscape mixture of grassland, savanna and woodland in the northwest United States, this drought-tolerant tree is found growing from southern California to British Columbia. Its growth pattern is quite variable from smaller...

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  • Salix eriocephala 'Mawdesley' (WILLOW) Salix eriocephala 'Mawdesley' (WILLOW)

    Salix eriocephala 'Mawdesley' (WILLOW)

    $19.95

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    This beautiful willow is a Missouri River Willow selection; it's tough and flexible stems make it an important basketry willow, this large (to 6-10') shrub is also very ornamental with attractive male catkins; native to the rocky soils and sandbars along...

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  • Punica granatum 'Nana' (DWARF POMEGRANATE) Punica granatum 'Nana' (DWARF POMEGRANATE)

    Punica granatum 'Nana' (DWARF POMEGRANATE)

    $19.95 - $39.00

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    A charming dwarf to only 3-6', even the flowers and fruits are dwarf, the form features little, narrow leaves and abundant small, funnel-shaped, scarlet flowers in late-summer which become very cute small rounded red fruits. S/M-D ...

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  • Triteleia hyacinthina (WHITE BRODIAEA) Triteleia hyacinthina (WHITE BRODIAEA)

    Triteleia hyacinthina (WHITE BRODIAEA)

    $12.95

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    A graceful star-burst of white lily-like flowers tops the slender 2' stem of this native bulb. The bulb was an important food source for Native Americans, and its flowers are prized by gardeners for their beauty, as well as their ability to attract...

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  • Prunus cistena (PURPLE-LEAF SAND CHERRY) Prunus cistena (PURPLE-LEAF SAND CHERRY)

    Prunus cistena (PURPLE-LEAF SAND CHERRY)

    $19.95 - $39.00

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    A lovely, highly ornamental 6-10' shrub that is perfect as a specimen (especially if pruned to be a standard) and stunning as a hedge; dark-purple spring foliage contrasts beautifully with the abundant white tinged pink, fragrant, single flowers, the...

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  • Ribes rubrum 'Red Lake' (RED CURRANT) Ribes rubrum 'Red Lake' (RED CURRANT)

    Ribes rubrum 'Red Lake' (RED CURRANT)

    $19.95 - $39.00

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    Profusions of long drooping clusters of medium-large bright red and juicy currants ripen in mid-summer, on vigorous, upright shrubs, with attractive, medium green, lobed foliage which is aromatic when crushed. In addition to being enjoyed fresh, the...

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  • Quercus coccinea (SCARLET OAK) Quercus coccinea (SCARLET OAK)

    Quercus coccinea (SCARLET OAK)

    $29.95

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    One of the finest trees for autumn color when its large, lustrous, deeply-lobed, glossy-green leaves turn a deep flaming scarlet. This southeast United States native has an open rounded habit and reaches 50-70'; a wonderful drought tolerant and...

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  • Salix magnifica (MAGNIFICENT WILLOW) Salix magnifica (MAGNIFICENT WILLOW)

    Salix magnifica (MAGNIFICENT WILLOW)

    $19.95

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    Truly the most remarkable of all willows! When this delightful species was first discovered, this it was thought to be a Magnolia so similar are its large, to 10", leaves! It became pretty clear it was not a Magnolia when the amazing 4-11" catkins...

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  • Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' (HYBRID LILAC) Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' (HYBRID LILAC)

    Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' (HYBRID LILAC)

    $19.95 - $39.00

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    Hardiness zones 3-8 Deep wine-colored buds open to become pinkish-violet, deliciously fragrant, double flowers! These lovely blooms provide a fabulous color variation for lilac lovers. This is a strong growing upright 8-10' cultivar with deep...

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  • Rosa nutkana (NOOTKA ROSE) Rosa nutkana (NOOTKA ROSE)

    Rosa nutkana (NOOTKA ROSE)

    $19.95

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    The strikingly handsome flowers of this variable 3-6' thicket forming shrub may be as much as 3 1/2" across and range from pale-pink to deep-rose. The pretty single roses are followed by are followed by bright-red hips, the hips are edible and said to...

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  • Ribes nigrum 'Ben Nevis' (BLACK CURRANT) Ribes nigrum 'Ben Nevis' (BLACK CURRANT)

    Ribes nigrum 'Ben Nevis' (BLACK CURRANT)

    $19.95

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    Hardiness zones 3-8 Heavy clusters of tart, juicy, black berries adorn this vigorous, upright and self-fertile shrub in mid-late summer. They are a favorite fruit for preserves, wines, baking, sauces, and eating fresh. Or leave them for the birds! This...

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  • Stachyurus salicifolius (WILLOW-LEAF STACHYURUS) Stachyurus salicifolius (WILLOW-LEAF STACHYURUS)

    Stachyurus salicifolius (WILLOW-LEAF STACHYURUS)

    $39.00

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    With gracefully arching or drooping branches clothed in handsome willow like (to 5" long x 1/2" wide) finely-toothed foliage, this 6-9' shrub also has drooping spikes of yellow-green flowers in late winter through early spring S-PSh/M/Acid ...

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  • Syringa vulgaris 'Nadezhda' (LILAC) Syringa vulgaris 'Nadezhda' (LILAC)

    Syringa vulgaris 'Nadezhda' (LILAC)

    $19.95

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    Hardiness zones 3-7 This fantastic Lilac was bred in Russia for its superior habit, sturdy to 6-8', length of bloom and for the flowers which are large, prolific, sumptuous, fully double, lilac-blue and incredibly fragrant, a wonderful specimen or hedge...

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  • Ptelea trifoliata (HOP TREE) Ptelea trifoliata (HOP TREE)

    Ptelea trifoliata (HOP TREE)

    $19.95

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    This widespread North American native is the northern most representative of the citrus family, and the only family of plants on which the giant swallowtail butterfly will lay its eggs! The small greenish-white clusters of flowers appear in April with...

  • Sophora japonica (JAPANESE PAGODA TREE) Sophora japonica (JAPANESE PAGODA TREE)

    Sophora japonica (JAPANESE PAGODA TREE)

    $29.95 - $49.00

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    Greatly desired as an ornamental” (Wyman) for its large clusters of yellow pea-like flowers in late summer, this is also a good wide-spreading shade tree; common name refers to its use around Buddhist temples. S/M-D ...

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