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Table of Contents
2010-2011 william dillard catalog
g r a f t e d l i n e r s .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
o r n a m e n t a l m a p l e s .. . . . . . . . . . 4
b r o a d l e a f s .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
conifers......................... 21
trees—
shade & flowering. ......... 34
p e r e n n i a l s .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6
grasses.......................... 37
pages 7 & 8
Perfect As Patio Plants–
Ideal For Gift Giving!
Our Fancy Plants set the standard
for grafted topiary products.
Our Fancy Plants brochure is bound into the
center of this catalog. Additional copies are
available on request: individual copies are free, two
or more copies are priced at $1.00 each plus postage.
Welcome
Please join us in celebrating 50 years in business!
We could not have reached this milestone without our
customers. Some of you are new to us, some have been
purchasing for a few years and some of you have been
purchasing William Dillard Nursery stock since we opened
in 1960. We appreciate all of you!
Founders William and Betty Dillard started William
Dillard Nursery in 1960 on one acre. Today we have grown
to 360 acres and ship year round across the nation to all 48
states and Canada.
Our goal is to supply our customers with high quality
nursery stock at reasonable prices for another 50 years!
We will continue to service you with wide variety, high
quality, fast service, low minimum orders, assistance in
trucking, and helpful sales representatives ready to service
you.
If you find yourselves in our area, please come visit. We
very much enjoy meeting our customers personally. Ours is
one of the nation’s most fertile growing areas, one we know
you’ll take pleasure in seeing and experiencing. (Please see
map page 41.)
William Dillard, our founder
Founded in 1960 by our parents, William and Betty
Dillard, we are a strong, stable nursery operating
on over 300 acres of prime agricultural land just
outside Portland, Oregon. Our children represent
the third generation of our family involved in dayto-day operations.
Our 2010-11 Trade Show Schedule
PANTS, Booth 3088. . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 3-5, 2010
IGC, Booth 2720 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 17-19, 2010
TNLA Expo, Booth 3734. . . . . . . Aug. 20-22, 2010
Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and all your plans
will succeed. – Prov. 16:3
Farwest, Booth 9100 . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 26-28, 2010
Again, we wish to thank all of our customers for helping us
to reach this 50 year milestone.
MANTS, Booth 2758. . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 5-7, 2011
We look forward to serving you again soon.
Mid Am, Booth 2021. . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 19-21, 2011
OLCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec. 2, 2010
Western. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 9-10, 2011
CENTS, Booth 1713. . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 24-26, 2011
Michael Debra
Michael Dillard
Debra Dillard-Ward
Teri
Theresa Dillard-Lund
UNLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 25-26, 2011
— TABLE OF CONTENTS —
GRAFTED LINERS .............................................................. 3
ORNAMENTAL MAPLES (Acers) . ................................... 4-6
Fancy Plants ........................................................
7
Standards .............................................................................. 7
Pom Pom . ............................................................................. 8
Poodles.................................................................................. 8
Bonsai..................................................................................... 8
Spirals.................................................................................... 8
Shapes.................................................................................... 8
2’ N 1’s . ................................................................................. 8
BROADLEAFS ...................................................................... 9
Arctostaphylos-Kinnikinnick . .................................................. 9
Azalea .................................................................................... 9
Berberis-Barberry.................................................................... 9
Buxus-Boxwood ................................................................ 9-10
Ceanothus............................................................................. 10
Cotoneaster ..................................................................... 10-11
Daphne...................................................................................11
Erica-Heather (winterblooming) . ...........................................11
Escallonia ..............................................................................11
Euonymus ....................................................................... 11-12
Forsythia................................................................................ 12
Gaultheria.............................................................................. 12
Genista-Broom ..................................................................... 12
Hibiscus Althea-Rose of Sharon . ......................................... 13
Hydrangea............................................................................. 13
Ilex-Holly . ........................................................................ 13-14
Itea........................................................................................ 14
Leucothoe.............................................................................. 14
Ligustrum-Privet ................................................................... 14
Lonicera-Honeysuckle........................................................... 14
Mahonia-Oregon Grape ................................................. 14-15
Nandina-Heavenly Bamboo.................................................. 15
Osmanthus............................................................................ 15
Pachysandra......................................................................... 15
Pieris-Andromeda . .......................................................... 15-16
Potentilla........................................................................... 16-17
Prunus-Laurel ....................................................................... 17
Rhododendron . .................................................................. 17
Rubus.................................................................................... 18
Salix....................................................................................... 18
Sarcococca . ......................................................................... 18
Skimmia . .............................................................................. 18
Spiraea ............................................................................ 18-19
Syringa.................................................................................. 19
Vaccinium.............................................................................. 19
Viburnum .............................................................................. 20
Vinca...................................................................................... 20
Weigela ................................................................................ 20
CONIFERS ........................................................................... 21
Calocedrus-Incense Cedar................................................... 21
Cedrus-Cedar .................................................................. 21-22
Chamaecyparis-Cypress ...................................................... 22
Cryptomeria........................................................................... 23
Cupressocyparis-Cypress ................................................... 23
Juniperus-Juniper ............................................................ 23-26
Picea-Spruce ................................................................... 26-29
Pinus-Pine ....................................................................... 29-31
Platycladus-Oriental Arborvitae ........................................... 31
Sequoiadendron-Sequoia . ................................................... 31
Taxus-Yew ...................................................................... 31-32
Thuja-Arborvitae .............................................................. 32-33
Tsuga-Hemlock . .................................................................. 33
TREES-Shade & Flowering ............................................... 34
Acer-Maple ........................................................................... 34
Cornus-Dogwood ................................................................. 34
Fagus.................................................................................... 34
Ginkgo................................................................................... 34
Liquidambar-Sweet Gum . ................................................... 35
Prunus-Flowering Plum ........................................................ 35
PERENNIALS ...................................................................... 36
Crocosmia............................................................................. 36
Dianthus-Pink........................................................................ 36
Hemerocallis-Day Lily . ......................................................... 36
Lavendula-Lavendar . ........................................................... 36
Leucanthemum...................................................................... 36
Lithodora .............................................................................. 36
Lysimachia............................................................................. 36
Phlox..................................................................................... 36
Rudbeckia............................................................................. 36
Sedum-Stonecrop ................................................................ 37
Verbena................................................................................ 37
GRASSES ............................................................................ 37
Calamagrotis......................................................................... 37
Carex-Sedge......................................................................... 37
Festuca-Fescue Grass.......................................................... 37
Helictotrichon-Blue Oat Grass .............................................. 37
Imperata................................................................................ 38
Juncus................................................................................... 38
Liriope-Lily Turf...................................................................... 38
Miscanthus............................................................................ 38
Ophiopogon .......................................................................... 38
Pennisetum-Fountain Grass . ............................................... 38
NOTES........................................................................ 39
ORDER FORM....................................................... 40-41
CREDIT APPLICATION......................................... 42-43
TERMS & CONDITIONS............................................. 44
Packaging and Special Services/Map.......... 45
William Dillard Nursery Company
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— GRAFTED LINERS —
High Graft - Standard
Low Graft - Base
Acer palmatum diss ‘Crimson Queen’ & ‘Viridis’
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Ever Red’
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Inaba Shidare’
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Red Dragon’
Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’
Acer palmatum ‘Viridis’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Lutia’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Nana’
Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Filifera Aurea’
Juniperus chinensis ‘Blue Chip’
Juniperus chinensis ‘Old Gold’
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Wiltoni’
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Youngstown Andorra’
Juniperus procumbens ‘Nana’
Juniperus sabina ‘Broadmoor’
Juniperus sabina ‘Buffalo’
Juniperus sabina ‘Tam’
Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’
Picea abies ‘Little Gem’
Picea abies ‘Mucronata’
Picea omorika ‘Nana’
Picea pungens ‘Globosa Glauca’
Picea sitchensis ‘Papoose’
Pinus densiflora ‘Umbraculifera’
Pinus mugho ‘Aurea’
Pinus strobus ‘Dwarf White’
Pinus sylvestris ‘Nana’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Danica’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Hetz Midget’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Little Gem’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Little Giant’
Thuja occidentalis ‘Reingold’
Fresh Graft...........................................................
1 year 3 11/16” pots.............................................
2 year 3 11/16” pots.............................................
1 year small B&B.................................................
2 year small B&B.................................................
3 year small B&B.................................................
Plus packing charges
Box charges for liners: $100.00 each
4’ x 7’ (4’ of semi floor space)
Each box holds approximately
750 - 3 11/16” pot
350 - SM B&B
Easy off-load with forklift
(see page 46)
4.90
6.90
8.90
11.90
13.90
16.90
Acer japonica ‘Aconitifolium’
Acer palmatum ‘Beni Kawa’
Acer palmatum ‘Beni Maiko’
Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’
Acer palmatum ‘Burgandy Lace’
Acer palmatum ‘Butterfly’
Acer palmatum ‘Emperor 1’
Acer palmatum ‘Hogyuku’
Acer palmatum ‘Okagami’
Acer palmatum ‘Osakazuki’
Acer palmatum ‘Oshio Beni’
Acer palmatum ‘Sanga Kaku’
Acer palmatum ‘Seiryu’
Acer palmatum ‘Shishigashira’
Acer shiraswanunum ‘Palmatifolium’
Cedrus atlantica
Cedrus atlantica ‘Fastigiata’
Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca’
Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Fastigiata’
Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’
Cedrus deodara ‘Aurea’
Cedrus deodara ‘Pendula’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Lutia’
Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Nana’
Picea abies ‘Fastigiata’
Picea abies ‘Pendula’
Picea abies ‘Little Gem’
Picea abies ‘Mucronata’
Picea omorika ‘Nana’
Picea pungens ‘Bacheri’
Picea pungens ‘Fastigiata’
Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’
Picea pungens ‘Foxtail’
Picea pungens ‘Globosa Glauca’
Picea pungens ‘Hoopsii’
Picea pungens ‘Kosteri’
Picea pungens ‘Moerheimii’
Picea pungens ‘R H Montgomery’
Picea pungens ‘Select Blue’
Pinus densiflora ‘Umbraculifera’
Pinus mugho ‘Aurea’
Pinus strobus ‘Contorta’
Pinus strobus ‘Dwarf White’
Pinus strobus ‘Pendula’
Pinus strobus ‘Vanderwolf’s’
Pinus sylvestris ‘Fastigiata’
Pinus sylvestris ‘Globosa Viridis’
Pinus sylvestris ‘Nana’
Pinus virginiana ‘Wate’s Golden’
Sequoiadendron giganteum ‘Pendula’
PLEASE CALL FOR CURRENT QUANTITY, AVAILABILITY, AND FURTHER INFORMATION
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ACER palmatum ‘Beni Kawa’ – 20° F
Ht. 8-10’. Improved over Sango Kaku. Holds deep Coral
bark color even with age.
#3 ........................................................................ 29.90
30/36 in. . ............................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft. ................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft. ................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft. ................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum – 20° F
Palmatum Maple
Ht. 10-20’. Small leafed seedlings, maple. Good
landscape tree. Delicate, bright green foliage. Red to
Orange fall color.
(Tree Form or Clump Form)
#1......................................................................... 6.90
30/36 in................................................................. 26.80
3/4 ft. ................................................................... 33.00
4/5 ft. ................................................................... 43.30
5/6 ft. ................................................................... 54.60
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 71.10
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 109.20
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’ – 10° F
Ribbonleaf Maple
Ht.10-20’. Seeding, red leaf Japanese Maple. Leaves
are purplish to bronze, to bronzy green, brighter in sun.
Holds colors most of the summer.
#1......................................................................... 7.90
24/30 in................................................................. 21.60
30/36 in................................................................. 26.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 33.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 43.30
5/6 ft..................................................................... 54.60
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 71.10
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 109.20
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ – 20° F
Bloodgood Maple
Ht. 10-15’. One of the most popular of the upright
maples. Deep purple leaves all summer. Bark blackishred.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3 ........................................................................ 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 163.80
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum “Burgundy Lace’ – 20° F
Burgundy Lace Maple
Ht. 10-15’. Strong growing upright. Deep cut purple
leaves.
#3 ........................................................................ 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
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ornamental
maples
ACER japonicum ‘Aconitifolium’ – 20° F
Fullmoon Maple
Ht. 20’. Deeply cut leaves – fine fall color.
ornamental
maples
ACER palmatum ‘Butterfly’ – 20° F
Butterfly Maple
Ht.10-12’. Pretty variegated cream color on light green
leaves. Upright growth habit.
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft. ................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Emperor’ – 20° F
Emperor 1 Maple
Ht. 10-15’. Much like Bloodgood Maple. New growth is
exceptionally bright.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3 ........................................................................ 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’ – 20° F
Coral Bark Maple
Ht. 8-10’. Upright, tight growth habit. More tree like
than most forms. Light green, small leaf. Fall foliage is
golden, tinted rose. Winter twigs and young branches
are striking coral red. Very Showy.
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Shishigashira’ – 20° F
Lion Head Maple
Ht. 10’. Leaves tight & bunched at stem. Upright.
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 48.40
3/4 ft..................................................................... 60.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 71.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 86.50
Specimen............................................................. 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum ‘Oshio Beni’ – 20° F
Oshio Beni Maple
Ht. 10-15’. Vigorous upright growth. Good, red summer
color. Excellent fall color. Long arching branches.
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ – 20° F
Crimson Queen Laceleaf Maple
Ht. 4-8’. Weeping, mounded growth habit. A bit more
vigorous than Everred. Leaves are deep cut, purple.
Available in mound or staked upright.
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
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#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Super Red’ (Inaba
Shidare) – 20° F
Super Red Laceleaf Maple
Ht. 4-8’. Weeping, mounded growth habit. Deep, strong
red color through late summer. Available in mound or
staked upright.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Red Dragon’ – 20° F
Red Dragon Laceleaf Maple
Ht. 4-8’. Weeping mound. Growth tends to have long
branching. Available in mound or staked upright.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Seiryu’ – 20° F
Seiryu Maple
Ht. 15’. Upright form of dissectum. Very lacy looking,
bright green foliage. Golden fall color.
#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 38.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 48.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 60.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 71.10
6/7 ft..................................................................... 86.50
1½-1¾ in. cal........................................................ 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ – 20° F
Ht. 12’. Rich red-purple colored leaves, throughout
summer. Brilliant red in fall. Available in mound or staked
upright.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Viridis’ – 20° F
Green Laceleaf Maple
Ht. 4-8’. Weeping, mounded growth habit. Green, deeply
cut leaves. Very nice accent plant. Available in mound or
staked upright.
#1......................................................................... 12.80
#3......................................................................... 29.90
#7......................................................................... 47.00
24/30 in................................................................. 55.60
30/36 in................................................................. 71.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 92.70
1¾-2 in. cal........................................................... 125.00
24” box specimen................................................. 175.00
32” box specimen................................................. 225.00
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ornamental
maples
ACER palmatum dissectum ‘Everred’ – 20° F
Everred Laceleaf Maple
Ht. 4-8’. Weeping, mounded growth habit. Leaves are
deep cut and hold red color through summer. Fades
green in fall. Available in mound or staked upright.
Fancy Plants
fancy plants
Standards
Standards
CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa ‘Nana’
Dwarf Hinoki Cypress
Dark green, dense, flat foliage. Very slow-growing globe.
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Filifera Aurea’
Golden Threadbranch Cypress
Yellow weeping threadlike foliage. Globe.
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana Aurea’
Golden Pfitzer Juniper, Gold Tip Pfitzer Juniper
Bright gold foliage.
JUNIPERUS chinensis Pfitzerana ‘Old Gold’
Old Gold Juniper
Compact golden Cascade.
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Procumbens Nana’
Procumbens Nana Juniper
Very compact, tight, short-needles cascade. Green foliage.
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Bar Harbor’
Bar Harbor Juniper
Fast growing, blue-gray groundcover. Turns plum color in winter.
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’
Blue Chip Juniper
Silvery blue cascading foliage.
JUNIPERUS horizontails ‘Wiltoni’
Wiltoni Juniper
Blue-gray, layered branches. Cascade.
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Youngstown’
Youngstown Andorra Juniper
Low prostrate growth habit. Tightly knit branches
create full centered look. Turns plum color in winter.
JUNIPERUS sabina ‘Broadmoor’
Broadmoor Juniper
Green layered foliage, Spreader. Cascade.
JUNIPERUS sabina ‘Buffalo’
Buffalo Juniper
Soft, feathery, bright-green foliage. Spreader. Cascade.
JUNIPERUS sabina ’Tamarascifolia’
Tam Juniper
Dense blue-green foliage. Widely used ground cover.
JUNIPERUS squamata ‘Blue Star’
Blue Star Juniper
Very attractive blue globe. Short-needled. Showy stem bark.
PICEA abies ‘Little Gem’
Little Gem Spruce
Very dwarf, compact, neat looking. Globe.
PICEA abies ‘Mucronata’
Mucronata Spruce
Dark green, compact form. Thick stiff shoots. Globe.
PICEA Omorika Nana Spruce
Omorika Nana Spruce
Frosty bicolor foliage. Slow growing. Very hardy.
Globe.
PICEA pungens ‘Globosa Glauca’
Globosa Spruce
Bright blue globe. Choice accent plant. Our best seller on STD.
PICEA pungens ‘R.H.Montgomery’
Montgomery Spruce
Ht. 6’. Dwarf, slow growing cone shaped form. .Grayish-blue needles are very attractive. Striking accent plant.
PICEA sitchensis ‘Papoose’
Papoose Spruce
Dwarf, bluish needles. Compact, nice. Globe.
PINUS densiflora ‘Umbraculifera’. Compacta
Compacta Tanyosho Pine
Darker green needles than above. Slow growing. Attractive.
PINUS mugho ‘Aurea’
Golden Mugho Pine
Evergreen. Light greenish yellow needles. Bright yellow winter color.
PINUS strobus ‘Nana’
Dwarf White Pine
Deep blue, long needles. Globe.5’ wide very slow. Wider than tall. Soft blue green foliage. Useful in rock gardens.
PINUS sylvestris ‘Nana Glauca’
Dwarf Scotch Pine
Deep blue, long needles. Globe.
THUJA occidentalis ‘Little Gem’
Little Gem Arborvitae
Slow growing, dwarf globe. Rich green color.
THUJA occidentalis ‘Little Giant’
Dwarf Arborvitae
Slow growing, greener than woodward, shorter needles.
THUJA occidentalis ‘Rheingold’
Rheingold Arborvitae
Slow growing, globular form. Foliage is bright gold. Very showy.
Low Graft
High Graft
(where applicable)
10/12” .....................................25.00.................... 25.00
12/15” .....................................29.90.................... 29.90
15/18” .....................................35.00.................... 37.10
18/24”...... 1¼-1½ in. cal..........41.30.................... 43.30
24/30” ..... 1½-1¾ in. cal..........56.60.................... 56.60
30/36”......... 1¾-2 in. cal .........79.30 ................... 79.30
2-2½” in. cal........................... 110.00.................... 110.00
2½-3 in. cal............................145.00.................... 145.00
Specimen Tubs......................225.00.................... 225.00
TERRA COTTA COLORED POTS
$100 EA.
Pallet charge
Fancy Plants ............40.00 ea
4’ x 3 ½’ (2 pallets = 4’ of semi floorspace)
Each pallet holds 70 plants . . . 26 pallets per 53’ semi
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Fancy Plants
BONSAI
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Cyano Viridis
Boulevard Cypress (Blue Plume)
JUNIPERUS
Assorted
PICEA glauca ‘Conica’
Dwarf Alberta Spruce
PINUS
Assorted Pines
PINUS
Assorted Pines Specimen.................................. 159.60
18/24”................................................................... 29.90
24/30”................................................................... 39.00
30/36”................................................................... 49.00
3/4 ft..................................................................... 65.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 75.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 95.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 118.00
7/8 ft..................................................................... 195.00
POODLES – 2 & 3 Tier
BUXUS sempervirens ‘Dwarf’
Dwarf Boxwood
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Cyano Viridis’
Boulevard Cypress (Blue Plume)
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Filifera’
Green Threadbranch Cypress
JUNIPERUS squamata ‘Blue Star’
Blue Star Juniper
PICEA pungens ‘Globosa Glauca’
Globosa Spruce
PINUS
Assorted
18/24”................................................................... 29.90
24/30”................................................................... 39.00
30/36”................................................................... 49.00
3/4 ft..................................................................... 65.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 75.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 95.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 118.00
7/8 ft..................................................................... 195.00
SPIRALS
Dwarf Boxwood
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Spartan’
Spartan Juniper
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Moonglow’
Moonglow Juniper
THUJA occidentalis ‘Smaradg’
Emerald Green Arborvitae
SPIRALS
18/24”................................................................... 29.90
24/30”................................................................... 39.00
30/36”................................................................... 49.00
3/4 ft..................................................................... 65.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 75.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 95.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 118.00
7/8 ft..................................................................... 195.00
SHAPES

Dwarf Boxwood
10/12.................................................................... 12/15.................................................................... 15/18.................................................................... 18/24.................................................................... 24/30.................................................................... 30/36.................................................................... 22.70
23.60
27.50
31.90
38.90
40.90
2’ N 1’s
15 Gallon..................................106.10
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fancy plants
POM POM
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS
Kinnikinnick
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS uva-ursi ‘Massachusetts’– 30° F
Ht. 6”. Ground cover. Creeps to 15’ feet: bright glossy
green leathery, 1 inch leaves. Turns red in winter. White
to pinkish flower. Red fruit.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS uva-ursi ‘Point Reyes’ – 30° F
Ht. 6”. Ground cover, more heat & drougHt tolerant.
broadleafs
#1......................................................................... 3.90
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS uva-ursi ‘Vancouver Jade’ – 30°F
Ht. 6”. Ground cover.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
AZALEA
Evergreen. Please call for current variety list.
Container
#1 ........................................................................ 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.80
15/18 in................................................................. 10.90
BERBERIS
Barberry
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Atropurpurea’ – 20° F
Red Japanese Barberry
Ht. 5’. Purplish-red foliage makes colorful, thorny hedge
plant. Good accent plant as well.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.30
15/18 in................................................................. 10.70
18/24 in................................................................. 11.80
24/30 in................................................................. 15.00
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Atropurpurea Nana’ – 10° F
Crimson Pygmy Barberry
Ht. 18-24”. Compact growth to 2½ foot spread. Excellent
miniature hedge or border plant. Needs sun for best
color.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.20
15/18 in................................................................. 11.30
18/24 in................................................................. 14.10
24/30 in................................................................. 16.60
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BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Rosy Glow’ – 10° F
Rosy Glow Barberry
Ht. 3’. Older foliage is maroon-red. New growth is
showy, silver pink.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.20
15/18 in................................................................. 11.30
18/24 in................................................................. 14.10
24/30 in................................................................. 16.60
BERBERIS verruculosa – 0° F
Warty Barberry
Ht. 3’. Neat, compact shrub. Green, prickly foliage.
Black fruit.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.90
15/18 in................................................................. 11.30
18/24 in................................................................. 14.10
BUXUS
Boxwood
BUXUS microphylla japonica ‘Winter Gem’ – 40° F
Winter Gem Boxwood
Ht. 4’. Hardiest of Japanese boxwoods. Oval shaped
leaves bronze in cold winter months.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 12.70
12/15 in................................................................. 13.60
15/18 in................................................................. 17.50
BUXUS microphylla Korean – 20° F
Korean Boxwood.
Ht. 6’. Lower growing, excellent for low to medium
hedge.
#1......................................................................... 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 3.90
12.70
13.60
17.50
21.90
28.90
BUXUS sempervirens ‘Dwarf’ – 20° F
Dwarf Boxwood
Ht. 3-4’. Slow growing, compact shrub. Leaves are
almost round. Ideal shrub for border hedge.
Fancy Plants
See pages 7-8
#1......................................................................... 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3.90
12.70
13.60
17.50
21.90
28.90
30.90
BUXUS sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’ – 20° F
Truedwarf Boxwood
Ht. 2-3’. Extremely slow growing. Small dense, compact
evergreen. Small leaves. Most often used for clipped
hedge. Can be trimmed to artistic forms.
#1......................................................................... 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 3.90
13.30
14.30
18.30
23.70
29.90
#1......................................................................... 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 3.90
13.30
14.30
18.50
23.70
29.90
CEANOTHUS
CEANOTHUS impressus ‘Victoria’ – 10° F
California Lilac
Ht. 8’. Spread 8’. Fragrant blue flowers late spring.
Green glossy leaves. Great for hedge.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
COTONEASTER
COTONEASTER apiculatus – 30° F
Cranberry Cotoneaster
Ht. 3’. Small round leaves, deep red in fall. Can use
some shade – Good bank cover. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
COTONEASTER dammeri ‘Coral Beauty’ – 30° F
Coral Beauty Cotoneaster
Ht. 6-12”. Spreads to 10’. Good ground cover selection.
Roots along branches.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
COTONEASTER franchetti – 30° F
Franchetti Cotoneaster
Ht. 8/10’. Fountain like, arching growth. Thick, soft
green leaves. Suitable for small multi-stemmed tree use.
Evergreen.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.30
15/18 in................................................................. 10.50
18/24 in................................................................. 11.50
24/30 in................................................................. 12.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.00
COTONEASTER horizontalis – 40° F
Rock Cotoneaster
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 15’. Stiff fan like branches. Small
glossy, green leaf. White flower. Red berry. Deciduous,
however plant is without foliage for only a short period of
time. Bank cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
COTONEASTER lacteus – 30° F
Parneyi Cotoneaster
Ht. 6/8’. Arching branches. Leathery, 2” long leaves.
Green with white underside. Berry clusters are red.
Evergreen.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.30
15/18 in................................................................. 10.50
18/24 in................................................................. 11.50
24/30 in................................................................. 12.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.00
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broadleafs
BUXUS sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa Variegated’ – 20° F
Variegated Truedwarf Boxwood
Ht. 3-4’. Extremely slow growing. Small leaves are
edged silver.
COTONEASTER dammeri – 30° F
Bearberry Cotoneaster
Ht. 3-6”. Spreading to 10’. Evergreen. Oval green leaf with
whitish underside. Red fruit, Very nice low ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
broadleafs
COTONEASTER ‘Lowfast’ – 30° F
Lowfast Cotoneaster
Ht. 18”. Spreading to 10’. Leaves ¾” long. Dark green
on top with white underneath. Showy white flower. Red
berry. Fast growing ground cover. Evergreen. Branches
root.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
ERICA d. mediterranea – 10° F
Mediterranean White Heather
Ht. 10-12”. Spreading mound to 18”. White flower.
November – May.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.10
15/18 in................................................................. 10.60
COTONEASTER microphyllus – 10° F
Rockspray Cotoneaster
Ht. 2/3’. Spreading to 6’. Very small (1/3”), dark green
leaves. Gray green underneath. White flower. Red berry.
Evergreen. Bank cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
ESCALLONIA, ‘Pink Princess’ – 10° F
Ht. 5’ Evergreen, glossy leaf. Pink to rose flowers
through summer.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.10
18/24 in................................................................. 9.80
24/30 in................................................................. 12.40
30/36 in................................................................. 15.40
COTONEASTER microphylllus ‘Thymifolius’ – 10° F
Thymifolia Cotoneaster
Ht. 2-2½’. More compact than C. microphyllus. Great
bank cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.10
15/18 in................................................................. 11.60
18/24 in................................................................. 13.70
DAPHNE
DAPHNE odora ‘Marginata’ – 30° F
Variegated Winter Daphne
Ht. 4-6’, Spreads up to 5’. Evergreen. Fragrant pink
flowers. Yellow edged leaves.
Container
#1......................................................................... 7.00
#3......................................................................... 17.00
ESCALLONIA
Escallonia
EUONYMUS
EUONYMUS alata ‘Compacta’ – 20° F
Winged Euonymus, Burning Bush
Ht. 6-8’. Best known for its brilliant red fall color.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
24/30 in................................................................. 17.50
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Colorata’ – 20° F
Purple leaf winter creeper.
Ht. 12”. Leaf turns dark purple in winter. Spreader.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
ERICA
(winter) Heather
ERICA d. mediterranea – 10° F
Mediterranean Pink Heather
Ht. 10-12”. Spreading mound to 18”. Rosy-pink flower.
November – May.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.10
15/18 in................................................................. 10.60
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EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ – 20° F
Emerald Gaiety Euonymus
Ht. 2-3’. Small dense shrub. Deep green foliage edged
white.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Emerald n’ Gold’ – 20° F
Emerald n’ Gold Euonymus
Ht. 2-3’. Small dense shrub. Dark green foliage edged
with bright yellows.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
EUONYMUS japonica – 20° F
Ht. 8’. 6 foot spread. Leaves very glossy.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
EUONYMUS japonica ‘Gold Spot’ – 20° F
Ht. 6’. Nice shrub with glossy green and gold leaf.
Upright growth.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
EUONYMUS japonica ‘Silver Queen’ – 20° F
Ht. 4’. Dark green leaf with creamy white edge.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
FORSYTHIA
FORSYTHIA intermedia ‘Lynwood Gold’ – 20° F
Lynwood Gold Forsythia
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 12.20
GAULTHERIA
GAULTHERIA shallon ‘Salal’ – 0° F
Salal
Ht. 1½’. Spreading 5’. Ground cover. Dark green leathery
leaves. Edible berries.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
GENISTA
Broom
GENISTA Lydia – 20° F
Lydia Broom
Ht. 2’. Spreading mound of yellow flowers in May-June.
Can be used as ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.30
15/18 in................................................................. 9.10
18/24 in................................................................. 10.70
GENISTA pilosa – 20° F
Ht. 1’. Fast growing to 7’ spread. Excellent ground
cover. Striking mass of yellow flowers May-June.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.30
EUONYMUS japonica ‘Aureo Variegated’ – 20° F
Ht. 4’. Dark green leaf with yellow edge.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
24/30 in................................................................. 17.50
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broadleafs
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Radicans Variegated’ – 20° F
Radicans Euonymus (Variegated Winter Creeper)
Ht. 8-12”. Green leaf ground cover. Turns russet to
purple in fall.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
EUONYMUS kiautschovica ‘Manhattan’ – 20° F
Ht. 7’. Upright evergreen shrub. Dark green, glossy
leaves.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.00
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 13.80
HIBISCUS
Althea-Rose of Sharon
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Blue Bird’ – 40° F
Ht. 8-10’. Deciduous shrub. Leaves often 3 lobed.
Established plants take some drought. Flower: Single
blue with deep crimson eye.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 11.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.30
Broadleafs
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Diana’ – 40° F
Ht. 8-10’. Flower pure white.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 11.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.30
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Red Heart’ – 40° F
Ht. 8-10’. Single white with red center flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 11.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.30
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Sky Blue’ – 40° F
Ht. 8-10’. Single blue flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 11.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.30
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Woodridge’ – 40° F
Ht. 8-10’. Single, deep rose flower with red eye.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 11.40
30/36 in................................................................. 14.30
HYDRANGEA
HYDRANGEA anomala – 20° F
Climbing Hydrangea
Ht. 4’. Deciduous vine. Heart shaped leaves – Flat white
flower clusters.
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.70
#5......................................................................... 21.60
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HYDRANGEA otaksa ‘Nikko Blue’ – 20° F
Bigleaf Hydrangea
Ht. 4-8’. Deciduous shrub. Grows rounded. Large,
thick leaves. Large blue flower. (Flower color may vary
according to soil acidity). April – May.
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.70
15/18 in................................................................. 11.50
18/24 in................................................................. 14.70
24/30 in................................................................. 19.00
30/36 in................................................................. 20.90
HYDRANGEA quercifolia – 20° F
Oak leaf Hydrangea
Ht. 5’. Deciduous shrub. Handsome, deeply lobed,
oaklike, 8 in. long leaves. Crimson in fall – Creamy white
flower (June).
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.70
15/18 in................................................................. 11.50
18/24 in................................................................. 14.70
24/30 in................................................................. 19.00
30/36 in................................................................. 20.90
ILEX
Holly
ILEX crenata – 10° F
Japanese Holly
Ht. 3-4’. Compact shrub. Small rounded leaves.
Handsome clipped or unclipped.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
ILEX crenata ‘Sky Pencil’ – 20° F
Columnar Japanese Holly
Ht. 10-12’. 2-3’ spread. Narrow upright evergreen. Green
glossy leaves. Small white flowers followed by black
fruit.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 31.00
33.00
37.00
39.00
45.00
ILEX meserveae ‘Blue Boy’ – 20° F
Blue Boy Holly
Ht. 6’. Evergreen shrub. Spined dark blue green leaves.
Stems are purple. Pollinator for female hollies. Good
cold hardiness.
#1......................................................................... 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3.90
9.60
10.70
13.30
16.50
18.60
#1......................................................................... 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3.90
9.60
10.70
13.30
16.50
18.60
ITEA
Privet
LIGUSTRUM ‘Vicaryi’ – 0° F
Vicary Golden Privet
Ht. 3-4’. Semi-deciduous. Erect branches, bright golden
foliage. Best color in full sun, best appearance when
untrimmed. Slow growing.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
LIGUSTRUM vulgare ‘Nanum’ – 0° F
Dwarf Common Privet
Ht. 4’. Dense, dwarf form. Dark green, glossy leaves.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
LONICERA
Honeysuckle
ITEA virginiana ‘Henery’s Garnet’ – 10° F
Henery’s Garnet Sweetspire
Ht. 3-6’. Spread 4-6’. Deciduous shrub. Drooping white
flowers. Bright crimson fall leaves.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
LONICERA heckrottii – 10° F
Goldflame Honeysuckle
Ht. 12-15’. Vine. Semi-deciduous. Blue-green leaves.
Flowers are bright coral pink with golden centers. Free
blooming from Spring to frost. Extremely fragrant.
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.70
#5......................................................................... 21.60
LEUCOTHOE
MAHONIA
LEUCOTHOE fontanesiana ‘Rainbow’ – 20° F
Rainbow Fetterbush
Ht. 3-6’. Spread 3-6’. Evergreen. Pink, cream and green
variegated leaves. Creamy white flower clusters in spring.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
Oregon Grape
MAHONIA aquifolium – 20° F
Oregon Grape
Ht. 4-6’. Irregular erect stems. Glossy, green, hollylike
leaves. Scattered bronze and red leaves more so in
fall. Icy-blue edible berries. Long yellow cluster flowers
March-May.
#1......................................................................... 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. William Dillard Nursery Company
3.90
10.70
13.30
16.50
21.00
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broadleafs
ILEX meserveae ‘Blue Girl’ – 20° F
Blue Girl Holly
Ht. 6’. Evergreen shrub. Dark blue green leaves. Stems
are purple. Bright red berries nice color contrast. Good
cold hardiness.
LIGUSTRUM
MAHONIA aquifolium ‘Compacta’– 20° F
Compact Oregon Grape
Ht. 2-3’. Width 3-4’. Moderate growing evergreen. Green
glossy holly-like leaves. Bronzy red new growth. Yellow
cluster flowers.
#1......................................................................... 4.70
12/15 in................................................................. 12.50
NANDINA domestica ‘Harbour Dwarf’ – 10° F
Harbour Dwarf Nandina
Ht. 1-1½’. Low growing with great bronze-red winter
color. Spreads for a nice ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in . .............................................................. 9.20
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
broadleafs
MAHONIA nervosa – 20° F
Longleaf mahonia
Ht. 2’. 12” long leaves with 1-3” leaflets give nervosa a
fernlike appearance. Yellow cluster flowers April-June.
Blue berries. Best in partial shade.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
NANDINA domestica ‘Moyers Red’ – 10° F
Moyers Red Nandina
Ht. 4’. Grows like regular domestica but has brilliant red
color.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in. . ............................................................. 10.70
15/18 in. . ............................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
MAHONIA repens – 20° F
Creeping Mahonia
Ht. 2-3’. Spread by underground stems. Bluish-green
leaves. Bronze in winter. Compact growth. Yellow
flower cluster in April-June. Attractive native ground
cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
OSMANTHUS
NANDINA
OSMANTHUS heterophyllus ‘Goshiki’ – 10° F
Goshiki False Holly
Ht. 3-4’. Width 3-5’. Evergreen shrub. Slow growing.
Pink, yellow, cream and green variegated holly-like
leaves.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
#3......................................................................... 12.50
Heavenly Bamboo
PACHYSANDRA
NANDINA domestica – 0° F
Heavenly Bamboo
Ht. 4’. Evergreen or semi decidous. Canelike stems,
with delicate, fine-textured foliage. Lacy green leaves
color nicely in the fall to pinks, reds, golds.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
PACHYSANDRA terminalis – 30° F
Japanese Spurge
Ht. 6-10”. Ground cover. Green glossy leaves. Small
white flowers March-April.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
Nandina domestica ‘Firepower’ – 10° F
Firepower Heavenly Bamboo
Ht. 2’. Compact evergreen shrub with bright green
summer foliage. Fall colors are fiery red. Disease
resistant.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in . .............................................................. 9.20
12/15 in . .............................................................. 10.70
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PIERIS
Andromeda
PIERIS ‘Forest Flame’ – 20° F
Forest Flame
Ht. 6’. New growth bright red, fading to creamy pink
maturing to glossy green. White flower clusters.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
PIERIS japonica – 20° F
Andromeda japonica (Lily-of-the-valley)
Ht. 6-8’. Slow, upright, dense, tiered growth. Mature
leaves are glossy dark green. 3” long. New growth is
pink. White bell shaped drooping cluster flowers AprilMay. Beautiful accent plant. Evergreen.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
PIERIS japonica ‘Snowdrift’ – 20° F
Snowdrift
Ht. 5’. Heavy producer of white flower clusters. New
growth bronze-red.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
PIERIS japonica ‘Valley Fire’ – 20° F
Valley Fire
Ht. 6’. Reddish bronze new growth. Very showy. Heavy
white flower clusters.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
PIERIS japonica ‘Valley Rose’ – 20° F
Valley Rose
Ht. 4’. Slow growing. Pink cluster flowers.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
POTENTILLA
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Abbotswood’ – 40° F
Abbotswood Potentilla
Ht. 12”. Spreads to 24”. White flower with yellow center.
June-October. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Day Dawn’ – 40° F
Day Dawn Potentilla
Ht. 18”. Spreads to 24”. Apricot flower June-October.
Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Gold Star’ – 40° F
Gold Star Potentilla
Ht. 2’. Bright yellow flowers.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in . .............................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Kobalt’ – 40° F
Kobalt Potentilla
Ht. 5’. Spreads to 3’. Deciduous compact shrub. Yellow
flowers from early summer to fall.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
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PIERIS japonica ‘Mountain Fire’ – 20° F
Mountain Fire
Ht. 6’. Same as japonica with more brilliant red new
growth. Heavy white flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 16.50
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
PIERIS japonica ‘Variegata’ – 20° F
Variegata
Ht. 6’. Slow growing compact shrub. Leaves are
delicately marked with creamy white and touched with
pink in the spring. White flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.70
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in. . ............................................................. 16.50
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Sunset’ – 40° F
Sunset Potentilla
Ht. 24”. Spreads to 24”. Reddish-orange flower in cool
temperatures. Fades to yellow in hot weather. JuneOctober. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
broadleafs
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Sutters Gold’ – 40° F
Sutters Gold Potentilla
Ht. 12”. Spreads to 24”. Bright yellow flower an inch
wide. June-October. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
POTENTILLA fruticosa ‘Tangerine’ – 40° F
Tangerine Potentilla
Ht. 24”. Spreads to 24”, as well. Bright yellow-orange
flower 12” wide. June-October. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.80
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.70
18/24 in................................................................. 10.80
24/30 in................................................................. 12.60
PRUNUS
Laurel
PRUNUS laurocerasus – 10° F
English Laurel
Ht. 25’. Glossy dark green leaves 3-7” long. Fast growing
for large screens.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 17.00
30/36 in................................................................. 19.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 23.10
PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Nana’ – 10° F
Dwarf English Laurel
Ht. 4/6’. Width 4’. Evergreen shrub, Glossy, dark green
foliage. Round butterball appearance.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
30/36 in................................................................. 21.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 24.70
4/5 ft..................................................................... 29.50
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PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’ – 10° F
Otto Luyken Laurel
Ht. 24”. Spreads to 3’. Low, compact growing, evergreen.
Very dark green, glossy foliage. White flower spikes
along branches in the spring.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 12.90
18/24 in................................................................. 15.40
24/30 in................................................................. 17.70
30/36 in................................................................. 20.10
PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Schipkaensis’ – 10° F
Skip Laurel, Schipka Laurel, Russian Laurel
Ht. 15’. Much more columnar than English Laurel. Long,
slender, deep green leaves. Excellent evergreen for
hedges.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 18.60
30/36 in................................................................. 21.30
3/4 ft .................................................................... 24.70
4/5 ft .................................................................... 28.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 31.90
PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Zabeliana’ – 10° F
Zabel Laurel
Ht. 24”. Dwarf evergreen shrub has dense branching
that spreads greater than height. Dark green narrow
leaves. White flowers.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 12.90
18/24 in................................................................. 15.40
24/30 in................................................................. 17.70
RHODODENDRON
#1......................................................................... 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. Please call for current varieties.
4.70
11.30
13.30
15.70
18.10
20.50
RUBUS
SPIRAEA
RUBUS calycinoides – 10° F
Emerald Carpet
Ht. 6-12”. Spreads 18-24”. Ground cover. Leaves turn
red in the fall.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
SPIRAEA bumalda ‘Anthony Waterer’ – 30° F
Anthony Waterer Spiraea
Ht. 2-3’. Loose graceful growth. Flat-topped, bright
carmine flower clusters and maroon tinged foliage.
Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
30/36 in................................................................. 14.80
SALIX
SARCOCOCCA
SARCOCOCCA confusa – 10° F
Confusa Sarcococca
Ht. 4’. Slow growing evergreen. Deep green, glossy
leaves 2” long. Leaves have wavy edges. White flowers
are fragrant. Black berries.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 14.30
18/24 in................................................................. 17.00
SARCOCOCCA ruscifolia – 10° F
Ruscifolia Sarcococca
Ht. 4’. Very similar to Confusa except ruscifolia has red
berries.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 14.30
18/24 in................................................................. 17.00
SKIMMIA
SKIMMIA reevesiana – 0° F
Reevesiana Skimmia
Ht. 24”. Handsome dense-growing evergreen. Crimson
fruit. Fragrant flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 14.30
18/24 in................................................................. 17.00
SPIRAEA bumalda ‘Crispa’ – 30° F
Crispa Spiraea
Ht. 2’. Unique ruffled leaves and compact growth.
Carmine bloom.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
SPIRAEA bumalda ‘Goldflame’ – 30° F
Goldflame Spiraea
Ht. 2-3’. New spring foliage is bronzy-gold, turns soft
yellow-green in summer. Crimson flower clusters in
summer. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
SPIRAEA bumalda ‘Goldmound’ – 30° F
Goldmound Spiraea
Ht. 18”. Bright yellow leaves, light pink flower.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
SPIRAEA japonica ’Little Princess’ – 30° F
Little Princess Spiraea
Ht. 18”. Nice compact plant with long lasting pink
flowers. Blooms June-July purplish-pink flower clusters.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
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SALIX integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ – 20° F
Variegated Japanese Willow
Ht. 4-6’. Spreading 5-7’. Deciduous shrub. New foliage
emerges pink maturing to creamy white and green.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15.................................................................... 11.40
SPIRAEA japonica ’Shirobana – 30° F
Tri-Color Japanese Spiraea
Ht. 2-3’. Beautiful display of white, pink and red flowers
on same plant.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
broadleafs
SPIRAEA nipponica tosaensis ’Snowmound’ – 30° F
Snowmound Spiraea
Ht. 3’. Graceful branches display mound of small green
leaves. Attractive small white flower clusters April-May.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
SPIRAEA vanhouttei – 30° F
Vanhoutte Spiraea
Ht. 6’. Fountain of white flowers June-July.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 8.50
18/24 in................................................................. 10.30
24/30 in................................................................. 11.70
30/36 in................................................................. 14.80
SYRINGA
Lilac
SYRINGA patula ‘Miss Kim’ – 40° F
Miss Kim Lilac
Ht. 3’. Spreads to 4’. Compact lilac. Deep purple buds
open to very fragrant, ice blue flowers. Blooms mid to
late spring. Dark, glossy leaves.
Container
12/15 in................................................................. 10.40
15/18 in................................................................. 11.80
18/24 in. . ............................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 18.50
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SYRINGA meyeri ‘Palibin’ – 40° F
Dwarf Korean Lilac
Ht. 4’. Spreads to 5’. Fragrant, lavender-pink flowers, on
4” long panicles. Blooms heavy, mid to late spring.
Container
15/18 in................................................................. 11.80
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 18.50
30/36 in................................................................. 20.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 22.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 27.80
SYRINGA vulgaris – 40° F
Common Lilac
Ht. 8-15’. Spreads 6-12’. Deciduous shrub. Fragrant
flowers. Green leaves
Container
15/18 in................................................................. 11.80
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 18.50
SYRINGA x hyacinthiflora ‘Royal Purple’ – 40° F
Royal Purple Lilac
Ht. 12’. Spreads to 12’. Fragrant, dark purple flowers.
Container
12/15 in................................................................. 10.40
15/18 in................................................................. 11.80
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 18.50
SYRINGA x persica – 40° F
Persian Lilac
Ht. 4-8’. Spreads 5-10’. Pale lilac fragrant flowers.
Blooms late spring.
Container
12/15 in................................................................. 10.40
15/18 in................................................................. 11.80
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 18.50
VACCINIUM
VACCINIUM ovatum – 0° F
Evergreen Huckleberry
Ht. 2-6’. Spreading to 6’. Evergreen shrub. Pinkish white
flowers followed by deep purple blue fruit.
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.70
12/15 in................................................................. 12.50
VIBURNUM
VIBURNUM opulus ‘Roseum’ – 30° F
Common Snowball
Ht. 10-15’. Flower clusters resemble snowballs 3” round.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
15/18 in................................................................. 11.40
18/24 in................................................................. 15.10
24/30 in................................................................. 16.20
30/36 in................................................................. 20.60
VIBURNUM tinus ‘Spring Bouquet’ – 30° F
Spring Bouquet
Ht. 6’. Compact dense, deep green foliage. White
flower. May.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 15.10
18/24 in................................................................. 16.20
24/30 in................................................................. 20.60
VIBURNUM plicatum tomentosum ‘Mariesii’ – 30° F
Doublefile Viburnum
Ht. 8’. Deciduous shrub. Flat, white flower clusters.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 15.10
18/24 in................................................................. 16.20
24/30 in................................................................. 20.60
VIBURNUM plicatum tomentosum ‘Shasta’ – 30° F
Shasta Doublefile Viburnum
Ht. 7-9’. Spreading 10-15’. Horizontal branching. White
flowers in the spring.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 11.40
15/18 in................................................................. 15.10
Periwinkle
VINCA minor ‘Wine’ – 10° F
Ht. 12”. Dwarf periwinkle, good ground cover. Evergreen.
Purple flower.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
VINCA minor ‘Bowles’ – 10° F
Ht. 12”. Low growing evergreen. Blue flower.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
VINCA minor ‘Alba’ – 10° F
Ht. 12”. Low growing evergreen. White flower.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
WEIGELA
WEIGELA ‘Bristol Ruby’ – 30° F
Bristol Ruby Weigelia
Ht. 6’. Ruby red flowers. May-June, Green foliage.
Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in . .............................................................. 7.80
18/24 in................................................................. 9.10
24/30 in................................................................. 11.90
WEIGELA florida ‘Variegata’ – 30° F
Variegated Weigelia
Ht. 4’. Bright green foliage variegated with cream. Pink
flowers. May-June. Very showy foliage. Deciduous.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 7.80
18/24 in................................................................. 9.10
24/30 in................................................................. 11.90
WEIGELA ‘Java Red’ – 30° F
Java Red Weigelia
Ht. 6’. Compact mounding plant. Deep pink flowers.
Foliage is deep green and purple.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 7.10
15/18 in................................................................. 7.80
18/24 in................................................................. 9.10
24/30 in................................................................. 11.90
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VIBURNUM davidii – 0° F
Davidi Viburnum
Ht. 2’. Evergreen shrub. Spreads to 3-4’. Slow growing.
Leaves are thick and glossy. Fragrant white flower
clusters, 3” wide, set nicely against deep green leaves.
Blue berries. Low maintenance.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 10.40
15/18 in................................................................. 12.20
18/24 in................................................................. 15.10
24/30 in................................................................. 16.20
30/36 in................................................................. 20.60
VINCA
CALOCEDRUS
Incense Cedar
CALOCEDRUS decurrens ‘Incense Cedar’ – 20° F
Incense Cedar
Ht. 90’. Symmetrical, dense, rich, green foliage in flat
sprays. Fragrant.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 21.60
3/4 ft..................................................................... 26.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 34.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 48.40
6/7 ft..................................................................... 64.90
7/8 ft..................................................................... 81.40
8/10 ft................................................................... 119.50
10/12 ft................................................................. 147.30
CEDRUS
Cedar
conifers
CEDRUS atlantica – 10° F
Green Atlas Cedar
Ht. 50’. Slow growing. Slender irregular growth. Green
needles.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 31.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 39.10
4/5 ft..................................................................... 51.50
5/6 ft..................................................................... 74.20
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft..................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
CEDRUS atlantica ‘Glauca’ – 10° F
Blue Atlas Cedar
Ht. 50’. Slow growing. Limbs are slender and grow
irregular. Short ice-blue needles.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 31.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 39.10
4/5 ft..................................................................... 51.50
5/6 ft..................................................................... 74.20
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
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CEDRUS atlantica ‘Fastigiata’ – 10° F
Columnar Blue Atlas Cedar
Ht. 40’. Narrow columnar growth. Gray-blue needles.
Works well in smaller areas.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 46.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 55.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 74.20
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 137.00
CEDRUS atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’ – 10° F
Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar
Ht. 5-10’. Spreading 15-20’. Ice blue foliage droops
vertically. Can be staked to desired height.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 46.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 55.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 74.20
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft..................................................................... 137.00
CEDRUS deodara – 10° F
Deodar Cedar
Ht. 50’. Fast growing. Graceful branches droop down
and turn up the ends. Soft green in color.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
10/12 ft................................................................. 163.80
CEDRUS deodara ’Aurea’ – 10° F
Golden Deodar Cedar
Ht. 80’. Same as C. deodara with golden foliage.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft..................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
10/12 ft................................................................. 163.80
CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa ‘Nana’ – 20° F
True Dwarf Hinoki Cypress
Ht. 2’. Very slow growing. Dark green, dense, flat foliage.
Useful in rock gardens.
CEDRUS deodara ’Pendula’ – 10° F
Weeping Deodar Cedar
Ht. 30’. Trained as an upright. Weeps back to the
ground.
30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
39.10
46.40
55.60
74.20
CHAMAECYPARIS
Cypress
CHAMAECYPARIS nootkatensis‘Pendula’ – 30° F
Weeping Alaskan Cedar
Ht. 60-90’. Spreading 30’. Pyramidal weeping habit.
3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft .................................................................... B&B
45.00
53.50
63.00
72.00
CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa ‘Gracilis’ – 20° F
Green Hinoki Cypress
Ht. 20’. Slow growing. Very dark, glossy green foliage.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 5.00
24/30 in................................................................. 16.50
30/36 in................................................................. 22.70
3-3½ ft ................................................................. 27.80
3½-4 ft.................................................................. 30.90
4-4½ ft.................................................................. 38.00
4½-5 ft.................................................................. 48.00
5-5½ ft.................................................................. 53.60
5½-6 ft.................................................................. 74.60
6/7 ft..................................................................... 95.60
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 132.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 147.40
#1......................................................................... 8/10 in . ................................................................ 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in . .............................................................. 15/18 in . .............................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. 24/30 in................................................................. B&B
7.20
18.30
25.00
29.90
35.00
41.30
56.60
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera “Cyano Viridis – 20° F
Boulevard Cypress
Ht. 5-8’. Very slow growing. Silver blue foliage. Soft,
fluffy in appearance. Nice color contrast.
Fancy Plants See pages 7-8
#1......................................................................... 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
3.90
19.60
28.80
31.90
42.20
60.80
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Filifera Aurea’ – 20° F
Golden Threadbranch Cypress
Ht. 4-6’. Yellow, mounding shrub with weeping threadlike
foliage. Useful in rock gardens.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 9.00
12/15 in................................................................. 10.90
15/18 in................................................................. 13.80
18/24 in................................................................. 18.60
24/30 in................................................................. 22.00
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Filifera’ – 20° F
Green Threadbranch Cypress
Ht. 6-8’. Green, loose mounding shrub with weeping
threadlike foliage.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 8.20
12/15 in................................................................. 10.30
15/18 in................................................................. 12.40
18/24 in................................................................. 15.80
24/30 in................................................................. 19.00
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conifers
CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa ‘Aurea’ – 20° F
Golden Hinoki Cypress
Ht. 30’. Slow growing. Foliage is bunched and flat; new
is bright gold. Dramatic accent plant.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 5.00
24/30 in................................................................. 17.50
30/36 in................................................................. 23.70
3-3½ ft ................................................................. 28.80
3½-4 ft.................................................................. 31.90
4-4½ ft.................................................................. 39.00
4½-5 ft.................................................................. 49.00
5-5½ ft.................................................................. 54.60
5½-6 ft.................................................................. 75.60
6/7 ft..................................................................... 95.60
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 132.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 147.40
CRYPTOMERIA
CRYPTOMERIA japonica ‘Sekkan’ – 0° F
Sekkan-sugi Japanese Cedar
Ht. 30-40’. Spreading 15-30’. Conical evergreen. New
foliage is creamy yellow.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 22.70
3/4 ft..................................................................... 30.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 48.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 74.00
CUPRESSOCYPARIS
Cypress
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana’ – 30° F
Green Pfitzer Juniper
Ht. 5’. Spreads to 15’. Feathery, gray-green foliage
covers arching branches.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana Aurea’ – 30° F
Golden Pfitzer Juniper, Gold Tip Pfitzer Juniper
Ht. 2-3’. Spreads to 8’. Bright gold foliage.
conifers
CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii – 20° F
Leylandii Cypress
Ht. 60’. Long slender branches, flat foliage. Extremely
fast growing for quick screen.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 21.60
3/4 ft..................................................................... 26.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 34.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 48.40
6/7 ft..................................................................... 64.90
7/8 ft..................................................................... 81.40
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
Juniper
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Armstrongii’ – 30° F
Armstrong Juniper
Ht. 3’. Spreads to 4’. Light green lacy textured foliage on
slightly arched branches.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Hetzi Glauca’ – 30° F
Blue Hetzi Juniper
Ht. 10’ plus. Spreads to 15’. Vigorous growth. Frost blue
foliage.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in. . ............................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
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JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana Compacta’ – 30° F
Pfitzer Compacta Juniper, Nick’s Compact Juniper
Ht. 2-3’. Spreads to 4-6’. Compact gray green foliage.
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana Glauca’ – 30° F
Blue Pfitzer Juniper
Ht. 5’. Spreads to 10’. Silver blue foliage on arching
branches.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzerana Old Gold’ – 30° F
Old Gold Juniper
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 4’. Compact. More golden than Golden
Pfitzerana.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Procumbens Nana’ – 30° F
Procumbens Nana Juniper
Very compact, tight, short-needles cascade. Green foliage.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘San Jose’ – 20° F
San Jose Juniper
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 6’. Dark sage green with both needle
and scale foliage. Heavy trunk, slow growing. One of the
best junipers.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Spartan’ – 30° F
Spartan Juniper
Ht. 20’. Rich green, dense column.
#1......................................................................... 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
3.90
14.70
18.50
27.80
36.80
43.30
JUNIPERUS communis ‘Stricta’ – 30° F
Irish Juniper
Ht. 15’. Green prickly foliage. Narrow columnar growth.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
30/36 in................................................................. 14.70
3/4 ft..................................................................... 18.50
4/5 ft..................................................................... 27.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 36.80
6/7 ft..................................................................... 43.30
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Bar Harbor’ – 30° F
Bar Harbor Juniper
Ht. 8-12”. Spreads to 10’. Fast growing, blue-gray
groundcover. Turns plum color in winter.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 7.80
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’ – 30° F
Blue Chip Juniper
Ht. 8-12”. Silver blue cascading foliage.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 7.80
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
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conifers
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Procumbens Variegated’ – 20° F
Variegated Procumbens Juniper
Ht. 2-3’. Spreads to 8’. Green foliage with creamy white
patches. Procumbens can be trained for Bonsai.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Sea Green’ – 30° F
Sea Green Juniper
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 4’. Vase shaped. Mint green foliage.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Wiltoni’ – 30° F
Wiltoni Juniper
Ht. 4-6”. Spreads to 10’. Intense silver blue ground
cover. Full centered growth habit.
JUNIPERUS sabina ’Buffalo’ – 40° F
Buffalo Juniper
Ht. 8-12”. Spreads to 12’. Soft, feathery, bright green
foliage. Good ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 7.80
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Youngstown’ – 30° F
Youngstown Andorra Juniper
Ht. 12”. Spreads to 6’. Low prostrate growth habit.
Tightly knit branches create full centered look. Turns
plum color in winter.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in. . ............................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
conifers
JUNIPERUS sabina – 30° F
Green Savin Juniper
Ht. 4’. Spreads to 6’. Dark green foliage. Vase shaped
form.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
JUNIPERUS sabina ’Broadmoor’ – 40° F
Broadmoor Juniper
Ht. 12”. Spreads to 10’. Bright green mounding foliage.
Nice ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
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JUNIPERUS sabina ’Tamarascifolia’ – 30° F
Tam Juniper
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 8’. Dense blue-green foliage. Widely
used ground cover.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 8.40
15/18 in................................................................. 9.60
18/24 in................................................................. 10.90
24/30 in................................................................. 13.30
30/36 in................................................................. 15.70
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Gray Gleam’ – 30° F
Gray Gleam Juniper
Ht. 20’. Neat, compact, narrow gray-blue upright.
#1......................................................................... 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
3.90
14.70
18.50
27.80
36.80
43.30
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Moonglow’ – 30° F
Moonglow Juniper
Ht. 20’. Broad pyramidal upright with dense compact
branching habit. Attractive silver-blue.
#1......................................................................... 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
3.90
14.70
18.50
27.80
36.80
43.30
JUNIPERUS squamata ‘Blue Star’ – 30° F
Blue Star Juniper
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 5’. Very attractive slow growing dwarf.
Irregular, mounding growth. Steel blue needles.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 8.40
12/15 in................................................................. 9.60
15/18 in................................................................. 10.90
JUNIPERUS virginiana ‘Skyrocket’ – 30° F
Skyrocket Juniper
Ht. 15’. Narrow column, rapid growth. Bright blue-gray
foliage.
B&B
#1......................................................................... 3.90
30/36 in................................................................. 14.70
3/4 ft..................................................................... 18.50
4/5 ft..................................................................... 27.80
5/6 ft..................................................................... 36.80
6/7 ft..................................................................... 43.30
PICEA
B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 42.20
30/36 in................................................................. 51.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 64.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 91.70
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
PICEA abies ‘Little Gem’ – 40° F
Little Gem Spruce
Ht. 2’. Very dwarf, compact, neat looking. Globe.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PICEA abies – 40° F
Norway Spruce
Ht. 100’. Stiff, deep green, horizontal branches.
B&B
27.80
31.90
42.20
64.90
92.70
PICEA abies ‘Aurea’ – 30° F
Golden Norway Spruce
Ht. 35’. Spread to 15’. Evergreen pyramidal tree. Bright
golden green foliage.
B&B
#3......................................................................... 29.90
18/24 in................................................................. 37.00
24/30 in................................................................. 42.00
30/36 in................................................................. 52.00
3/4 ft..................................................................... 65.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 92.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 119.00
7/8 ft..................................................................... 147.00
8/10 ft................................................................... 164.00
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PICEA abies ‘Nidiformis’ – 40° F
Nest Spruce
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 4’ wide. Dark green dwarf shrub;
grows nest-like.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.50
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 20.80
30/36 in................................................................. 25.50
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conifers
PICEA abies ‘Mucronata’ – 40° F
Mucronata Spruce
Ht. 2-5’. Spreading to 5’. Dark green, compact form.
Thick stiff shoots. Globe.
Spruce
30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... PICEA abies ‘Fastigiate’ – 40° F
Columnar Norway Spruce
Ht. 12’. Narrow upright tree with green foliage.
PICEA abies ‘Repens’ – 40° F
Repens Spruce
Ht. 3’. Spreads to 6’ wide. Dark green foliage builds up in
crown.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.50
15/18 in................................................................. 13.30
18/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 20.80
30/36 in................................................................. 25.50
PICEA abies ‘Pendula’ – 40° F
Weeping Norway Spruce
Usually trained to 6-8’. Naturally grows as ground cover
about 2’ in height. Graceful, dark green weeping foliage.
B&B
#3......................................................................... 29.90
24/30 in................................................................. 42.20
30/36 in................................................................. 51.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 68.00
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 91.70
6/7 ft..................................................................... 119.50
7/8 ft..................................................................... 147.30
conifers
PICEA glauca ‘Conica’ – 40° F
Ht. 7’. Larger with age. Very compact conical shrub.
Short fine needles, new growth is bright green. Slow
growing.
Container
#1......................................................................... 4.50
12/15 in................................................................. 10.20
15/18 in................................................................. 11.50
18/21 in................................................................. 13.20
21/24 in................................................................. 15.60
24/30 in................................................................. 20.40
30/36 in................................................................. 27.30
36/42 in................................................................. 30.90
42/48 in................................................................. 39.20
48/54 in................................................................. 55.40
54/60 in................................................................. 64.90
60/66 in................................................................. 79.10
PICEA omorika nana spruce – 40° F
Omorika Nana Spruce
Frosty bicolor foliage. Slow growing. Very hardy. Globe.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PICEA pungens – 50° F
Colorado Green Spruce
Ht. 100’. Stiff, horizontal branching. Colors range from
green to greenish-blue.
B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 20.60
30/36 in................................................................. 26.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 30.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 41.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 62.80
6/7 ft..................................................................... 90.60
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 116.40
8/10 ft................................................................... 132.90
PICEA pungens ‘Bacheri’ – 40° F
Ht. 40’. Nice blue color. Branches full.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 45.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft..................................................................... 104.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 131.80
PICEA pungens ‘Fastigiate’ – 40° F
Columnar Blue Spruce
Ht. 12’. Narrow upright tree with good blue color.
B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 42.20
30/36 in................................................................. 51.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 64.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 92.70
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
PICEA pungens ‘Fat Albert’ – 40° F
Fat Albert Spruce
Ht. 20’. Blue needle. Dense foliage and excellent
shape.
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B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 36.10
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 45.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 104.00
PICEA pungens ‘Foxtail’ – 40° F
Foxtail Blue Spruce
Ht. 15’. Needles are shorter at the tip of the stem.
Slightly twisted growth makes for a unique looking
accent plant.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
36.10
39.90
45.30
56.60
76.20
PICEA pungens ‘Glauca’ – 50° F
Colorado Blue Spruce
Ht. 100’. Stiff, horizontal branching. Bright blue color.
B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 21.60
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PICEA pungens ‘Hoopsii’ – 40° F
Hoopsii Blue Spruce
Ht. 30’. Fast growing. One of the bluest.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 45.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 104.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 131.80
PICEA pungens ‘Moerheimii’ – 40° F
Moerheim Blue Spruce
Ht. 25’. Same as Kosteri, but tree has more compact and
symmetrical shape.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 45.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 104.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 131.80
PICEA pungens – 40° F
Select Blue Spruce
Ht. 25’. Grafted blue with excellent pyramid shape.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 46.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 104.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 131.80
PICEA pungens ‘R.H. Montgomery’ – 40° F
Montgomery Spruce
Ht. 6’. Dwarf, slow growing cone shaped form. Grayishblue needles are very attractive. Striking accent plant.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
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conifers
PICEA pungens ‘Globosa Glauca’ – 40° F
Globosa Spruce
Ht. 3-5’. Spreading 4-6’. Bright blue globe. Choice
accent plant. Our best seller on STD.
PICEA pungens ‘Kosteri’ – 40° F
Koster Blue Spruce
Ht. 25’. Irregular, upright growth. Many different shapes.
Bright blue needles.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 39.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 45.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 56.60
5/6 ft..................................................................... 76.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 104.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 131.80
PICEA sitchensis ‘Papoose’ – 40° F
Papoose Spruce
Ht. 3-6’. Spreading to 6’. Dwarf, bluish needles.
Compact, nice. Globe.
PINUS densiflora ‘Umbraculifera’ Compacta – 40° F
Compacta Tanyosho Pine
Ht. 15-20’. Darker green needles than above. Slow
growing. Attractive.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PINUS
PINUS flexilis ‘Vanderwolf’s Pyramid’ – 20° F
Ht. 25’. Pyramidal form with dark blue color.
Pine
conifers
PINUS aristata – 20° F
Bristlecone Pine
Ht. 20’. Extremely slow growing. Dark green needles.
Picturesque in youth and old age.
B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 24.70
30/36 in................................................................. 28.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 37.40
PINUS contorta – 20° F
Shore Pine
Ht. 30’. Compact, pyramidal, somewhat irregular. One of
the best small pines for small gardens.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
PINUS densiflora ‘Pendula’ – 20° F
Weeping Japanese Red Pine
Ht. 20’. Long needles to 4”. Plant has bonsai look
naturally. Somewhat irregular growth. Does not do well
in hot dry desert climate.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 50.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 62.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 71.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 90.60
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 116.40
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B&B
24/30 in................................................................. 30.90
30/36 in................................................................. 33.00
3/4 ft..................................................................... 47.40
4/5 ft..................................................................... 58.70
5/6 ft..................................................................... 79.30
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 100.90
PINUS mugo ‘Aurea’ – 50° F
Golden Mugo Pine
Ht. 2-4’. Spreads 2-4’. Semi-dwarf evergreen. Light
greenish yellow needles. Bright yellow winter color.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PINUS mugo ‘Tyrolean’ – 50° F
Dwarf Mugho Pine
Ht. 2’. Spreads to 4’. Dwarf, compact, slow growing.
Dark green needles. A landscape favorite. Heavily
sheared.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 7.80
12/15 in................................................................. 10.20
15/18 in................................................................. 13.80
18/24 in................................................................. 18.80
24/30 in................................................................. 24.00
PINUS nigra – 30° F
Austrian Pine
Ht. 40’. Dark green pine with long stiff needles.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
PINUS strobus White Pine – 40° F
Ht. 70’. Symmetrical pyramid with horizontal branching.
Handsome fine texture.
3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft .................................................................... 5/6 ft .................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
30.90
41.20
62.80
89.60
#3 ........................................................................ 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
29.90
37.90
51.20
62.80
90.60
PINUS strobus ‘Nana’ – 50° F
Dwarf White Pine
Ht. 3-7’. Spreading to 10’. Deep blue, long needles.
Globe. 5’ wide very slow. Wider than tall. Soft blue green
foliage. Useful in rock gardens.
B&B
10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
PINUS sylvestris – 40° F
Scotch Pine
Ht. 70’. Short needled pine. Pyramidal in youth.
Irregular and picturesque with age.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
PINUS sylvestris ‘Fastigiata’ – 40° F
Columnar Scotch Pine
Ht. 12’. Columnar form with deep blue color.
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30/36 in................................................................. 51.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 64.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 92.70
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
PINUS sylvestris ‘Nana Glauca’ – 50° F
Dwarf Scotch Pine
Ht. 5-7’. Deep blue, long needles. Globe
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10/12 in................................................................. 25.00
12/15 in................................................................. 29.90
15/18 in................................................................. 35.00
18/24 in................................................................. 41.30
24/30 in................................................................. 56.60
30/36 in................................................................. 79.30
3/4 ft..................................................................... 110.00
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PINUS strobus ‘Contorta’ – 40° F
Contorted White Pine
Ht. 30’. Soft blue twisted needles.
PINUS strobus ‘Pendula’ – 40° F
Weeping White Pine
Ht. 15’. Long blue-green needles. Strong leader to be
staked up for taller growth.
B&B
#3 ........................................................................ 29.90
24/30 in................................................................. 37.10
30/36 in................................................................. 50.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 62.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 71.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 90.60
6/7 ft..................................................................... 116.40
PINUS thunbergiana – 40° F
Japanese Black Pine
Ht. Fast to 100’. Spreading branches. Conical tree.
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30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
PINUS virginiara ‘Wate’s Golden’ – 10° F
Wate’s Golden Pine
Ht. 20’. Spread 10’. Irregular open growth. Most noted
for striking golden winter color.
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30/36 in................................................................. 50.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 62.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 71.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 90.60
6/7 ft..................................................................... 116.40
PLATYCLADUS
conifers
Oriental Arborvitae
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3.90
8.30
10.80
12.90
SEQUOIADENRON
Sequoia
SEQUOIADENDRON giganteum – 0° F
Giant Sequoia
Ht. 300’. Shares fame with its close relative Sequoia
sempervirens (Coast Redwood). However, Giant
Sequoia grows a little more slowly and more compact.
Red Bark. Beautiful gray green foliage.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 51.50
3/4 ft..................................................................... 64.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 73.10
5/6 ft..................................................................... 92.70
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
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TAXUS
Yew
TAXUS baccata ‘Repandens’ – 20° F
Repandens Yew, Spreading English Yew
Ht. 2’. Long, horizontal spreading branches. Deep green
foliage.
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15/18 in................................................................. 16.40
18/24 in................................................................. 19.30
24/30 in................................................................. 23.50
TAXUS baccata ‘Stricta’ (‘Fastigiata’) – 20° F
Irish Yew
Ht. 15-20’. Slow growing, dark green columns. Red
berries.
PLATYCLADUS orientalis thuja ‘Aureus Nana
Berckmanii’ – 20° F
Dwarf Golden Berkman Arborvitae
Ht. 3’. Dwarf, compact, to 2’ wide. Golden Globe.
#1......................................................................... 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. SEQUOIADENDRON giganteum Pendula – 0° F
Weeping Sequoia
Ht. 20’. Upright column with branches. Very pendulous.
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#3......................................................................... 29.90
30/36 in................................................................. 60.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 71.10
4/5 ft..................................................................... 86.50
5/6 ft..................................................................... 109.20
6/7 ft. ................................................................... 137.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 163.80
8/10 ft1................................................................. 190.60
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft .................................................................... B&B
22.90
31.60
39.10
49.10
60.00
77.20
TAXUS baccata ‘Stricta Aurea’ – 20° F
Golden Irish Yew
Ht. 15-20’. Upright column.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
22.90
31.60
39.10
49.10
60.00
TAXUS baccata cuspidata – 30° F
Japanese Yew
Ht. 3’. Grows slowly. Spreads to 6’. Glossy green foliage.
Good for foundation planting.
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15/18 in................................................................. 16.40
18/24 in................................................................. 19.30
24/30 in................................................................. 23.50
30/36 in................................................................. 27.10
TAXUS cuspidata ‘Capitata’ – 30° F
Capitata Yew
Ht. 15-25’. Slow growing vase shaped upright. Green
foliage. Fruits heavy (Red berries).
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24/30 in................................................................. 23.50
30/36 in................................................................. 27.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.20
4/5 ft..................................................................... 39.00
TAXUS media ‘Brownii’ – 30° F
Brownii Yew
Ht. 6-8’. Slow growing, compact. Lush green with brown
tips. Good for low dense hedge.
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24/30 in................................................................. 23.50
30/36 in................................................................. 27.10
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.20
TAXUS media ‘Hicksii’ – 30° F
Hicksii Yew
Ht. 10’. Narrow upright yew, slightly broader in the
center. Green foliage.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
23.50
27.10
31.20
39.00
50.00
THUJA
THUJA occidentalis ‘Gold Spot’ – 20° F
Gold Spot Arborvitae
Ht. 25’. Broad pyramid shape, yellow in center of green tips.
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30/36 in................................................................. 22.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 36.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 46.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 59.00
7/8 ft..................................................................... 67.00
8/10 ft................................................................... 75.00
THUJA occidentalis ‘Little Gem’ – 30° F
Little Gem Arborvitae
Ht. 3’. Slow growing, dwarf globe. Rich green foliage.
#1......................................................................... 10/12 in................................................................. 12/15 in................................................................. 15/18 in................................................................. 18/24 in................................................................. Arborvitae
THUJA occidentalis ‘Brandon’ – 40° F
Brandon Arborvitae
Ht. 12’. 4’. Fast growing.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... THUJA occidentalis ‘George Washington’ – 20° F
George Washington Arborvitae
Ht. 30’. Makes a fast, handsome, large screen. Broad
base. Foliage has bright yellow tips.
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30/36 in................................................................. 22.90
3/4 ft..................................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 36.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 46.00
6/7 ft..................................................................... 59.00
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 67.00
8/10 ft................................................................... 75.00
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11.40
13.70
15.80
20.00
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10.10
10.60
12.30
14.70
THUJA occidentalis ‘Little Giant’ – 30° F
Dwarf Arborvitae
Ht. 4’. Slow growing, greener than woodward, shorter
needles.
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#1......................................................................... 3.90
10/12 in................................................................. 10.10
12/15 in................................................................. 10.60
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TAXUS media ‘Dark Green Spreader’ – 30° F
Dark Green Spreader Yew
Ht. 3-4’. spreads 4-6’. Slow growing evergreen. Dark
green foliage. Spreading habit..
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#1......................................................................... 4.70
15/18 in................................................................. 16.40
18/24 in................................................................. 19.30
24/30 in................................................................. 23.50
30/36 in................................................................. 27.10
THUJA occidentalis ‘Fastigiata’ – 30° F
Pyramidalis Arborvitae
Ht. 25’. Best choice for hedges or screens. Dense green
foliage. Stays narrow.
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#1......................................................................... 3.90
24/30 in................................................................. 9.10
30/36 in................................................................. 11.10
3/4 ft.................................................................... 13.30
4/5 ft..................................................................... 15.30
5/6 ft..................................................................... 19.40
6/7 ft..................................................................... 28.00
15/18 in................................................................. 12.30
THUJA occidentalis ‘Rheingold’ – 20° F
Rheingold Arborvitae
Ht. 5’. Slow growing, globular form. Foliage is bright
gold. Very showy.
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#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in. . ............................................................. 9.60
15/18 in................................................................. 10.60
THUJA occidentalis ’Smaradg’ – 30° F
Emerald Green Arborvitae
Ht. 10-15’. Bright emerald-green foliage holds its color
during the winter months. Compact pyramidal habit.
Slightly broad on the bottom.
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#1......................................................................... 24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... 6/7 ft..................................................................... B&B
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10.50
12.90
15.80
18.10
23.40
30.90
THUJA occidentalis ‘Techny’ – 40° F
Techny Arborvitae
Ht. 25’. Upright loose growing hedge.
24/30 in................................................................. 30/36 in................................................................. 3/4 ft..................................................................... 4/5 ft..................................................................... 5/6 ft..................................................................... B&B
9.10
11.10
13.30
15.30
19.40
THUJA occidentalis ‘Woodwardii’ – 30° F
Woodward Arborvitae
Ht. 6’. Globular shrub of rich green color.
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#1......................................................................... 3.90
12/15 in................................................................. 9.30
15/18 in................................................................. 10.30
18/24 in................................................................. 12.30
24/30 in................................................................. 13.40
30/36 in................................................................. 16.40
THUJA orientalis SEE PLATYCLADUS
THUJA plicata – 20° F
Western Red Cedar
Ht. 90’, (with age). Vigorous grower, slender, drooping
branchlets, scale-like leaves. Broad base.
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30/36 in................................................................. 20.60
3/4 ft..................................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 33.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 47.40
6/7 ft..................................................................... 62.80
7/8 ft..................................................................... 79.30
8/10 ft................................................................... 116.40
10/12 ft................................................................. 143.20
12/14 ft................................................................. 164.80
THUJA plicata ‘Hogan’ – 20° F
Hogan Cedar
Ht. 50-90’, Spreading 25’. Dense pyramidal habit
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30/36 in................................................................. 20.60
3/4 ft..................................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft..................................................................... 33.00
5/6 ft..................................................................... 47.40
6/7 ft..................................................................... 62.80
7/8 ft..................................................................... 79.30
8/10 ft................................................................... 116.40
10/12 ft................................................................. 143.20
TSUGA
Hemlock
TSUGA canadensis – 20° F
Canadian Hemlock
Ht. 50’. Dark green needles, white banded beneath.
Outer branchlets droop gracefully.
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30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
8/10 ft................................................................... 137.00
TSUGA heterophylla – 20° F
Western Hemlock
Ht. 100’. Fast growing, handsome tree with narrow
pyramidal crown. Foliage has fernlike quality.
B&B
30/36 in................................................................. 27.80
3/4 ft..................................................................... 31.90
4/5 ft..................................................................... 42.20
5/6 ft..................................................................... 64.90
6/7 ft..................................................................... 92.70
7/8 ft. ................................................................... 119.50
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ACER
Maple
ACER circinatum – 30° F
Vine Maple
Ht. 20’. Leaf color light green, turning orange, scarlet
or yellow in fall. New spring foliage usually has reddish
tints. This small tree tends to clump.
B&B
24/30 in. branched................................................ 13.30
30/36 in. branched................................................ 16.50
3/4 ft. branched.................................................... 19.60
4/5 ft. branched ................................................... 24.70
5/6 ft. branched ................................................... 35.00
1¼-1½ in. cal. branched....................................... 48.40
1½-1¾ in. cal. branched....................................... 60.80
1¾-2 in. cal. branched.......................................... 71.10
2-2½ in. cal. branched.......................................... 81.40
CORNUS
Dogwood
CORNUS florida ‘Rubra’ – 20° F
Pink Dogwood
Ht. 20’. Long time favorite, because of its bright pink to
rose flower color.
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30/36 in. branched................................................ 30.90
3/4 ft. branched ................................................... 32.40
4/5 ft. branched ................................................... 39.60
5/6 ft. branched ................................................... 55.10
1¼-1½ in. cal. branched ...................................... 69.00
1½-1¾ in. cal. branched ...................................... 79.30
CORNUS sericea ‘Baily’ – 30° F
Baily Redtwig Dogwood
Ht. 6-8’. Spreading 10-12’. Fast growing. Multi-stemmed
red twigs, white flowers.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
CORNUS stolonifera – 40° F
Redtwig Dogwood
Ht. 15’. Brilliant show of red fall color and bright red
winter twigs. Grows rapidly as multi-stemmed shrub.
Small creamy white flowers.
Container
#1......................................................................... 3.90
15/18 in. branched................................................ 8.30
18/24 in. branched................................................ 9.90
24/30 in. branched................................................ 10.60
30/36 in. branched................................................ 12.70
FAGUS
FAGUS sylvatica ‘Roseo-marginata’ – 30° F
Tricolor European Beech
Ht. 25-40’. Spreading 25-40’. Slow grower. Dark green
leaves with pink and cream edge. Bronze fall color.
B&B
4/5 ft..................................................................... 57.00
5/6 ft .................................................................... 68.00
GINKGO
GINKGO biloba – 40° F
Maidenhair Tree
Ht. 40’. Leathery light green leaves in spring turning gold
in summer. Attractive small leaf tree.
B&B
4/5 ft..................................................................... 26.00
5/6 ft .................................................................... 36.10
6/7 ft .................................................................... 49.40
7/8 ft..................................................................... 60.80
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CORNUS florida – 20° F
White Dogwood
Ht. 20’. Horizontal branching pattern. Leaves bright
green above, lighter beneath, turning glowing red before
they fall. White flower.
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30/36 in. branched................................................ 20.60
3/4 ft. branched ................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft. branched ................................................... 32.30
5/6 ft. branched ................................................... 47.40
1¼-1½ in. cal. branched....................................... 58.70
1½-1¾ in. cal. branched ...................................... 79.30
CORNUS kousa – 20° F
Kousa Dogwood
Ht. 20’. Small tree with late blooming (June-July) large
white flower.
B&B
30/36 in. branched................................................ 20.60
3/4 ft. branched ................................................... 25.80
4/5 ft. branched ................................................... 32.30
5/6 ft. branched.................................................... 47.40
1¼-1½ in. cal. branched ...................................... 69.00
1½-1¾ in. cal. branched....................................... 79.30
LIQUIDAMBAR
Sweet Gum
LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua – 30° F
Sweet Gum
Ht. 60’. Narrow and erect. Good all year round tree.
In winter furrowed bark and good branching pattern;
in spring and summer deep green color; in fall purple,
yellow or red.
B&B
3/4 ft. branched ................................................... 18.40
4/5 ft. branched ................................................... 21.90
5/6 ft. branched ................................................... 26.80
6/8 ft. branched ................................................... 31.90
1-1¼ in. cal. branched.......................................... 45.30
1¼-1½ in. cal. branched....................................... 51.50
1½-1¾ in. cal. branched....................................... 64.40
1¾-2 in. cal. branched ......................................... 76.10
2-2½ in. cal. branched.......................................... 87.80
PRUNUS
(Flowering) Plum
PRUNUS ‘Cistena’ – 20° F
Cistena Plum
Ht. 8’. Dainty, multi-branched shrub, with purple leaves.
White to pinkish flowers in early spring.
Container
15/18 in . .............................................................. 8.30
18/24 in . .............................................................. 9.90
2/3 ft. branched ................................................... 10.60
3/4 ft. branched.................................................... 12.70
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LEUCANTHEMUM
CROSCOSMIA x ‘Lucifer’ – 0° F
Ht. 2-3”. Spread 2’. Bright red flowers. Green sword like
leaves
LEUCANTHEMUM x Superbum ‘Snowcap’
Snowcap Shasta Daisy
Ht. 15-18”. Spread 18-24”. Mounding form. White petals
with yellow eye. Green foliage.
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LITHODORA
DIANTHUS g. ‘Firewitch’ – 40° F
Firewitch Dianthus
Ht. 10-12”. Spread 9-12”. Silver blue foliage with bright
pink flowers.
LITHODORA diffusa ‘Grace Ward’
Ht. 4-6”. Low green ground cover with deep showy blue
flowers.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
DIANTHUS g. ‘Tiny Rubies’ – 40° F
Ht. 4”. Tufts of gray foliage. Small, double fragrant ruby
red flowers.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
Day Lily
Hemerocallis Stella ‘De Oro’ – 40° F
Ht. 15”. Strong bloomer most of the summer to frost.
Golden flower.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
Hemerocallis ‘Little Business’ – 40° F
Ht. 15”. Blooms throughout the summer. Dark red
flower.
3.90
LAVENDULA
Lavender
#1......................................................................... 3.90
LAVENDULA angustifolia ‘Munstead’ – 20° F
Munstead Lavender
Ht. 1-2’. Blue lavender flowers, sweetly scented. Silver
foliage.
#1......................................................................... LYSIMACHIA nummularia ‘Aurea’
Golden Moneywort
Ht. 2”. Bright golden small round leaves.
3.90
LYSIMACHIA nummularia
Creeping Jenny, Moneywort
Ht. 2”. Spreads to 2 ft. Stems root as they go. Yellow flowers.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
PHLOX
PHLOX subulata ‘Emerald Blue’ – 40° F
Ht. 6”. Stiff, needlelike, evergreen leaves. Lavender blue
flower. Wonderful for rock gardens.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
PHLOX subulata ‘Scarlet Flame’ – 50° F
Scarlet Flame Moss Phlox
Ht. 4-6”. Spreads to 12”. Semi evergreen groundcover.
Scarlet pink flowers in the spring.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
RUDBECKIA
RUDBECKIA fulgida ‘Goldstrum’ – 30° F
Black Eyed Susan
Ht. 2’. Spread 2’. Green foliage. Golden yellow petals
with dark brown eye.
3.90
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LAVENDULA angustifolia ‘Hicote’ – 20° F
Hicote Blue English Lavender
Ht. 1’. Gray leaves. Deep purple flowers, very fragrant.
3.90
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CALAMAGROSTIS
SEDUM telephium ‘Autumn Joy’ – 30° F
Ht. 18”. Popular perennial with green succulant foliage.
Pink flowers late summer.
CALAMAGROSTIS x acutiflora ‘Karl Forester’ – 20° F
Karl Forester Feather Reed Grass
Ht.3-5’. Spreads to 2’. Upright form. Bright green leaves.
Feathery plumes purple tinted turn to buff.
Stonecrop
#1......................................................................... 3.90
Assorted Sedums ........................................ Flats 25.80
#1......................................................................... 3.90
CAREX
VERBENA
Sedge
VERBENA ‘Homestead Purple’ – 0° F
Homestead Purple Verbena
Ht. 6-8”. Spread 18”. Spreading growth habit. Dark green
foliage with purple flowers.
CAREX buchananii – 50° F
Leatherleaf Sedge
Ht. 3’. Spread 2 1/2’. Curly-tipped blades. Reddish
bronze color.
#1......................................................................... #1......................................................................... 3.90
3.90
CAREX elata ‘Aurea’ – 50° F
Bowles Golden Sedge
Ht. 2’. Spread 1 1/2’. Clump. Narrow bright yellow leaves.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
CAREX morrowii ‘Evergold’
Ht. 15”. Striped green and gold leaves. Very showy.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
FESTUCA
Fescue Grass
FESTUCA glauca ‘Elija Blue’ – 30° F
Elija Blue Fescue
Ht. 8”. Clump of intensely silver-blue grass. Tough, long
living selection.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
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HELICTOTRICHON
Blue Oat Grass
HELICTOTRICHON sempervirens ‘Blue Oat Grass’
Ht. 2-3’. Fountains of bright blue-gray narrow leaves,
resemble giant clumps of blue fescue.
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IMPERATA
IMPERATA cylindrica ‘Rubra’ – 0° F
Japanese Blood Grass
Ht. 18-20”. Spread 12-18”. Upright clump form. Foliage
is green with red tips.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
JUNCUS
JUNCUS effusus – 30° F
Common Rush
Ht. 2-5’. Spreads to 3’. Wetland plant. Upright dark green
rounded stems.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
LIRIOPE
Lily Turf
LIRIOPE muscari ‘Big Blue’ – 20° F
Big Blue Lily Turf
Ht. 12”. Spread 2-3’. Clump form. Purple blue flower.
Green leaves.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
LIRIOPE muscari ‘Silvery Sunproof’
Ht. 18”. Open arching growth. Variegated leaves. Lilac
flower on spike clusters rising well above foliage.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
MISCANTHUS
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Little Kitten’ – 10° F
Little Kitten Grass
Ht. 1 1/2’. Spreads 1 1/2’. Dwarf clump habit. Silverly
green leaves. Blonde plumes.
#1......................................................................... #3......................................................................... 3.90
7.50
OPHIOPOGON
OPHIOPOGON NIGRENS ‘Black Mondo Grass’ – 40° F
Ht. 15”. Long dark leaves, very attractive pond area plant.
#1......................................................................... 5.50
PENNISETUM
Fountain Grass
PENNISETUM alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ – 20° F
Dwarf Fountain Grass
Ht. 2-3’. Spreads 2-3’. Fast growing. Green foliage with
white plumes.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
PENNISETUM alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’ – 40° F
Ht. 12”. Hardy variety. Clump dwarf fountain. Light pink
flower, green foliage.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
PENNISETUM setaceum ‘Rubrum’ – 20° F
Purple Fountain Grass
Ht. 3-5’. Spreads 2-4’. Burgundy foliage with pinkish
plumes.
#1......................................................................... 3.90
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Far East’ – 10° F
Far East Grass
Ht. 4’. Spreads to 3’. Green foliage. Red plumes.
#1......................................................................... #3......................................................................... 3.90
8.90
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Gracillimus’ – 10° F
Maiden Grass
Ht. 4-6’. Spreads to 5’. Green leaves, copper red plume.
#1......................................................................... #3......................................................................... 3.90
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Requested:
Credit Application
Wm. Dillard
Wholesale
Nursery Co.
(PLEASE FILL OUT COMPLETELY)
$
23055 SE Tillstrom • Damascus, OR. 97089 • (503) 665-0515 • FAX (503) 658-7463
We appreciate the opportunity to be of service to you. Please help us in processing your order by filling out the required items below.
We regret not having the chance to sit down and discuss the opening of your account. Thank you again for your interest in our nursery.
BUSINESS INFORMATION
Business Name:_______________________________Phone:_______________________ Fax: _______________________
Billing Address:
City: _____________________State:__________________________
Shipping Address:__________________________________ City:
State:
Zip:__________________
Date Business Established:__________________# of Employees: _____________Federal ID #:________________________
Accounts Payable Contact:
City:
State:
Phone:_______________
Type of Business:
Grower
Contractor-State:
Wholesale Nursery
Retail Nursery
License #:
Other:______________
Bond Co.
Bond #:
Are you owned by any outside Entity?
Yes
No
If Yes: Name_________________________Address ______________________________Phone
OWNERSHIP
Type of Organization:
Sole Proprietor
Partnership
LLC
Corporation; State:______
If a Corporation, Registered Agent Is:____________________________ Subsidiary; Parent Co.:_______________
Give Name(s), Title(s), % of Ownership. Address and Social Security #‘s of all Owners and Officers:
Name:
Home Address:
Name:
Home Address:
Title:
% of Ownership:
City:_______________State:
Title:
SS#:___________________________
Zip:
% of Ownership:
City:_______________State:
Drivers License#:________________
SS#:___________________________
Zip:
Drivers License#:________________
REFERENCES
Bank References:
Name:
Address:
City/St/Zip:
Phone #: (
)
Contact Person:
Checking Account#:
Savings Account#:
Loan(s)Account#:
Yes
No
Do you have an Operating Line of Credit?
Operating Credit Line Account#:
Commercial References: (Please use largest available nursery references - Similar in dollar amount to credit requested).
Name:
Address:
Contact: ____________________Phone #
City:
Name:
Address:
Zip:
Fax:_____________
Contact: ____________________Phone #
City:
Name:
Address:
State:
State:
Zip:
Fax:_____________
Contact: ____________________Phone #
City:
State:
Zip:
_
Fax:_____________
Total Sales Per Year:_______________ Please Attach Your Most Recent Financial Statement.
What percent of annual sales do you buy in?
%
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CREDIT APPLICATION MUST BE SIGNED ON THIS PAGE TO BE VALID
Applicant has carefully reviewed the representations set forth above and certifies all such representations to be complete and
correct to the best of his/her knowledge. Permission is hereby granted to William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co., or it’s agent, to
verify credit information from trade & bank references and information provided, and to make all other pertinent credit inquiries
as deemed necessary to make a credit determination.
X Signed:
TERMS OF SALE
Applicant agrees to pay it’s account within the terms of sale stated upon each invoice from William Dillard Wholesale Nursery
Co. Applicant further agrees to pay a service charge of 1.5% per month (18 percent per annum) or the highest rate allowed by
law, whichever is lower, on an amount not paid within stated terms of sale. Applicant agrees to pay all cost of collection incurred
by William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co., Including, but not limited to collection agency fees and attorney fees, whether or
not any legal proceeding is i n i t i a t e d . In any action to collect indebtness of applicant to William Dillard Wholesale Nursery
Co., the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its costs, disbursements, and attorney fees in connection with such action
and any appeal or review. Should it become necessary to file suit to enforce payment, applicant and guarantor(s) agree that
such suit may be brought in the county of Clackamas, state of Oregon. Applicant hereby warrants that all purchases William
Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co. for which credit is extended will be used solely for commercial purposes and furtherance of it’s
business. The applicant agrees to notify William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Company in writing of any change in the form of
ownership within ten (10) days of such change.
Date:_______________________________________________________
Company Name:____________________________________________
PLEASE SIGN BELOW:
X
X
Signed:
Title:
Signed:
Title:
PERSONAL GUARANTY
The Undersigned Guarantor unconditionally guarantees and promises to pay when due all indebtness of every nature now
or hereafter at any time owing by applicant to William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co. This Guaranty covers principal, interest,
service charges, attorney fees, and all other obligations of applicant. This is a continuing, irrevocable guaranty.
This guaranty shall remain fully enforceable despite any change in terms of any agreement between applicant and William
Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co,. including but not limited to the following changes, increases or termination of sales or credit
to applicant, any changes in collateral position for applicant’s obligation insolvency bankruptcy or reorganization of applicant
incorporation of applicant (it not already a corporation) or any change in the organization, management, ownership or business
of applicant. This guaranty shall remain fully enforceable not withstanding any defense asserted by applicant. This guaranty
may be modified only in writing. Signed by William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co.
Guarantor shall pay all attorney fees and cost incurred by William Dillard Wholesale Nursery Co., in enforcing this guaranty
whether or not any legal proceeding is initiated, If this guaranty is signed by two (2) or more persons their obligations shall be
joint and several.
Dated:____________
Guarantor Printed Name:
X Guarantor Signature:
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— TERMS&& CONDITIONS
CONDITIONS — •
• TERMS
GRADE STANDARDS: Are those adopted by the American Association of Nurserymen.
PRICES: Herein are F.O.B our nursery and are for the trade only and cancel all previous prices offered by us. They are
based on present conditions and are subject to change without notice. Prices on invoices will revert to current catalog prices
when payment is not received within 30 days of shipment and all discounts will be waived by purchaser.
INSPECTION CERTIFICATES: Will be furnished with each shipment.
SHIPMENT: We ship by auto freight unless otherwise specified.
PACKING CHARGES: Charges for boxes or bales, in addition to price quote, invoiced at cost, except packed in bulk
carlot without charge.
CLAIMS:
MUST BE MADE IN WRITING WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS OF RECEIPT OF SHIPMENT AND ALL
UNSATISFACTORY OR REJECTED GOODS HELD FOR OUR ADVISE OR DISPOSAL. WE SHALL IN NO CASE BE
LIABLE FOR ANY SUM GREATER THAN THE AMOUNT ORIGINALLY RECEIVED FOR THE STOCK. WE ARE NOT
LIABLE FOR FREIGHT DAMAGE.
ORDERS: Are booked subject to crop growing conditions or errors in count and with the understanding that same shall be
void should injury befall the stock from fire, frost, hail, flood, drought, or other causes beyond our control. We reserve the
right to substitute one size smaller or one size larger at the corresponding price if necessary unless otherwise stated.
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY: Wm. Dillard Wholesale Nursery gives no warranty, express or implied, as to description,
quality, merchantability, fitness for any particular purpose productiveness, or any other matter or any goods, which the seller
shall supply. The seller shall be in no way responsible for judgment to select or furnish nursery stock suitable for any
particular purpose. The buyer also acknowledges that there are no warranties which extend beyond the description on the
face hereof.
LIENS: Wm. Dillard Wholesale Nursery reserves all lien rights and security interest in connection with the goods provided
against the property in which they were delivered until final payment is received.
PAYMENTS: Payment of the account shall be within (30) days of date of invoice. Payment on account shall only be allowed
when proper credit has been established and accepted by Wm. Dillard Wholesale Nursery. The terms and conditions of
payment on account are as follows: net payment in full of the entire balance of the account 30 days from date of invoice. All
balances not paid in full by this time will be delinquent and subject to a late charge. Any late charge will be computed at a
periodic rate of 1½% per month (Annual Percentage Rate 18%) upon the entire unpaid balance of the purchase price after
deducting the current payment and will commence 30 days from date of invoice. The late charge will be added to each
subsequent monthly statement. Payments or credits made before the fifteenth of the month will be subtracted before
computing the late charge and thereby reduce the late charge. The full unpaid balance may be paid at any time. All
balances not paid in full within 30 days from invoice date are considered delinquent and the imposition of a late charge does
not waive Wm. Dillard Wholesale Nursery’s right to proceed to collect the delinquent balance. There will be a $25 service
charge on all returned checks. Purchaser agrees to pay all expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees to include
attorney’s fees on appeal incurred in collection, by suit or otherwise, and by any amount payable under this contract.
Purchaser agrees that suit or action may be brought in Clackamas County, Oregon.
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Packaging and Special Services
Star Wires: $4.00 each
We will put Star Wires
on the plants we feel appropriate.
Generally they are plants having root balls
over 100 pounds, and by nature not a very
fibrous root system.
Box charges for liners: $100.00 each
4’ x 7’ (4’ of semi floor space)
Each box holds approximately
750 - 3 11/16” pot
350 - SM B&B
Easy off-load with forklift
11 boxes per semi
——•——
——•——
Fancy Plants
Pallets for
: $40.00 each
4’ x 3 1/2’ (2 pallets = 4’ of semi floor space)
Each pallet holds 70 plants . . .
26 pallets per 53’ semi
——•——
Terra Cotta colored pots: $1.00 ea.
(3 gallon Fancy Plants)
B&B — Slid
A Ball & Burlap plant dug,
slid into an appropriate sized container
and top-dressed with potting soil.
#7 ...................$2.00
#10 .................$3.00
#15 .................$5.00
#20 .................$6.00
William Dillard Nursery Co.
23055 SE Tillstrom • Damascus, OR 97089
Phone: (503) 665-0515 • Fax: (503) 658-7463 • www.williamdillardnursery.com
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We ship our plants in two-tier pallets (above, with Fancy Plants) and 4’x 7’ shipping boxes
(below with liners and small B&B). Both methods minimize breakage and maximize space during
shipping. They’re also labor savers during delivery because they can be quickly offloaded with
forklifts and moved to your planting sites.
See Page 3
See Page 3
Our Staff
Left to right: Debra Dillard-Ward, Michael Dillard & Theresa Dillard-Lund
Richard - Sales / Production
Felipe - Production
Damian - Production (right) with assistant
Kristian - Sales / Production
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 c ata l o g
Years
2 3 0 5 5 SE Ti l l s t rom R oad
Da m a s c u s, OR 97089
Ph o n e : 5 0 3 - 6 6 5-0515
Fa x : 5 0 3 - 6 5 8 - 7 463
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