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ABOUT OUR PLANTS: We are growing and shipping as many plants as possible in 2 ¼” wide by 3 ½” deep rose pots. Some plants, including most shrubs, will continue to be shipped out of their pots and with some planting mix removed. We hope this method results in a better product for you. Our plants are grown without any artificial heat either in open ended hoop houses or in the open on ground cloth. This allows us to produce hardy plants that are much more closely in character than alpine plants grown in heated greenhouses. We welcome your comments and suggestions. HOW TO ORDER OUR PLANTS: To order our plants, click on the order form link and print a copy of the order form. Complete the order form and mail the completed form and your check or money order to the address given for Mt. Tahoma Nursery in the upper right hand corner of the order form. We do not accept credit cards. We do not have a minimum order amount but we do have minimum shipping charges. We will send a confirmation card upon receipt of your order giving the shipping date for your order. Please include this shipping date when making any inquires about your order. |
Print Mt. Tahoma 2008 Plant List in PDF 0018 ACINOS ALPINUS H-2” A small sprawling perennial with decumbent stems. The plant covers itself with masses of ¾” violet blooms from June to November in our sunny sand beds. Alps. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0028 AETHIONEMA aff. CAESPITOSUM (RM) H-2” Very compact mounds of narrow, blue foliage. Masses of rose-pink blooms on short stems. A fabulous miniature for the trough or scree. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0038 ALLIUM CYANEUM-COMPACT H-6” Clumps of narrow foliage and wiry stems holding clusters of blue flowers. Very showy. China. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0048 ALLIUM PERDULCE H-5” Blooms so fragrant they smell like a Daphne! Rosy-purple blooms on a very compact plant. Wonderful in a sunny trough. Texas. F,r,s,t. LIMIT ONE $7.00 0058 ALLIUM THUNBERGII ALBUM H-8” Forms attractive clumps of dark green foliage with pure white blooms in late summer and fall. This is one of the nicest plants in our sand beds in the fall. Japan. F,r,s. $6.00 0068 ALOPECURUS LANATUS (HOLUBEC LIST) H-5” A dwarf, clump-forming grass with white-hairy foliage and brown blooms. Very attractive and does not seed for us. 7500’ Ala Dag, Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0078 ALYSSUM CAESPITOSUM [JURASEK LIST] H-1/2’ A neat, tight mat of very tiny ash-gray foliage with rather large clusters of rich yellow blooms. A gem for a trough or raised bed. Ala Dag, Turkey. F,s,t. $5.00 0088 ALYSSUM PULVINATUM (JJH980892) H-2” Forms tight. Low cushions of tiny, silvery-gray, ovate leaves with nearly stemless rich yellow blooms. A first rate plant. Altai Mts. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0098 ALYSSUM OXYCARPUM H-2” Tight mats of shinning silver oval leaves. Clusters of bright yellow blooms on very short stems. One of the best silver foliage plant in our garden. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0108 ALYSSUM STRIBRNYI H-5” Dense mounds of very bright silver leaves with airy sprays of light yellow blooms. Nice in a trough. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0118 ANDROSACE BALTISTANICA H-2” A rather new introduction intermediate between A. muscoidea and A. robusta. Forms small mats of fuzzy, gray-green rosettes with short stems bearing white blooms with a yellow eye often aging to pink with a red eye. Tibet. P,s,t,wc. $6.00 0128 ANDROSACE BISULCA v. AURATA H-4” Tight mounds of narrow, hairy foliage. Clusters of very unusual egg-yolk yellow blooms held on short stems. We have bloomed this in the past but lost the plant during a very cold winter. It seems to prefer a sunny, dry site with good drainage. W. Sichuan. F,s,t,pt,wc. $7.00 0138 ANDROSACE CARNEA HYBRID `LAVENDERGLOW’ H-4” Blooms in an unusual shade of soft lavender-pink. Rosettes of broad, green, needle-like foliage form a compact mat. Great in a scree or trough. F,p,s,t. $6.00 0148 ANDROSACE CARNEA x PYRENAICA “CALLISTO” H-2” Very tight cushions bearing white blooms with a red eye. The red eventually infuses the entire bloom with color. Very different. Our selection from seed of A.c.”Jupiter”. P,s,,r,t. $6.00 0158 ANDROSACE CARNEA X PYRENAICA “JUPITER” H-2” This represents a beautiful break in color forms of this cross in that it has a white base with a deep-red eye. Very tight, dark-green cushions with almost stem-less blooms. Our selection from seed. P,s,r,t. $6.00 0168 ANDROSACE CARNEA X PYRENAICA “MILLSTREAM” H-2” An outstanding hybrid from Linc Foster that features very tight mounds of foliage and beautiful, pale pink blossoms with a yellow throat. P,r,s,t. $6.00 0178 ANDROSACE x HEERI (A. HELVETICA x A. ALPINA) H-2” Tight mounds of tiny, soft green foliage with stem-less blooms of white with a light pink tinge. Choice, rare and rather easy to please. Alps. P,s,t. $6.00 0188 ANDROSACE HIRTELLA H-3” Tight rounded cushions of tiny, hairy foliage. A heavy bloom of single white blooms that are almost stem-less. Very desirable and easy. Pyrenees. P,s,t,wc. $6.00 0198 ANDROSACE HOOKERIANA H-4” Mats of obovate leaves which reduce to hairy winter buds. Clusters of pink blooms in spring. This plant is found in the lower alpine zones of E. Nepal. Rare in cultivation. P,r,s,t. $6.00 0208 ANDROSACE x HYBRIDA (A. HELVETICA x A. PUBESCENS) H-3” Nice, tight domes of small rosettes with almost stem-less white blooms. A natural hybrid from the Swiss Alps. P,s,t,wc. $6.00 0218 ANDROSACE JACQUEMONTII H-3” Forms a mat from spreading red stolons which are covered with long white hairs. Clusters of red-purple blooms in spring. This does well in the open with a little protection from rain in wet areas or it can be grown in a trough. A real charmer. Himalayas. F,p,r,s,t. $6.00 0228 ANDROSACE MUCRONIFOLIA H-2” A very small Androsace that slowly creeps to form a non-stoloniferous mat. Tiny rosettes of foliage with almost stemless pink flowers. Trough or sunny scree. Nepal. F,s,t. $6.00 0238 ANDROSACE MUCRONIFOLIA x A. SEMPERVIVOIDES H-2” An easy to grow plant which is nicely intermediate between the two parents. Forms tight mats of green rosettes similar to A. sempervivoides but with stem-less pink blooms. Our selection from seed. F,p,r,s,t. $6.00 0248 ANDROSACE MUSCOIDEA H-3” Low domed mounds of fuzzy white rosettes. White blooms with a yellow eye which turns red with age. Choice. Himalayas. P,t,pt,wc. $6.00 0258 ANDROSACE MUSCOIDEA `BREVISCAPA’ H-3” More condensed and less hairy than the type. Forms dense cushions with a heavy bloom of stem-less white flowers with a yellow eye. Himalayas. S,ps,t,p. $6.00 0268 ANDROSACE aff. OVCZINNIKOVII H-3 Similar to A. villosa. Loose mats of silver green foliage. Clusters of very big white blooms with an eye which ages to reddish. We selected this form from seed for its exceptionally large blooms. Altai Mts. F,p,s,t. $6.00 0278 ANDROSACE PYRENAICA x CYLINDRICA H-3” Tight domes of small rosettes with stemless white blooms. This is very much like A. cylindrical x hirtella but even more compact. A perfect choice for a trough. P,s,t,pt. $6.00 0288 ANDROSACE “RHAPSODY” [A.PYRENAICA “ROSEA” x A.CARNEA SSP. BRIGANTIACA] H-5” Tight cushions of short foliage as in A. pyrenaica only larger. Umbels of large clear pink blooms with an eye that turns red with age. The proprietor`s cross. F,s,t,pt. $6.00 0298 ANDROSACE RIGIDA H-4” Rosettes of hairy, narrow foliage forms mounds. Umbels of rich pink blooms in spring. Found in light shade under Rhododendrons in the sub-alpine zone. S.W. China. P,r. LIMIT ONE $6.00 0308 ANDROSACE ROBUSTA ssp. ROBUSTA H-4” Nice tight mats of hairy foliage from short stolons. Clusters of large white flowers with a yellow eye which ages to pink. Rare in cultivation. $6.00 0318 ANDROSACE SEMPERVIVIODES CC& McK 394 H-4” A beautiful, vigorous form with rosettes and blooms which are almost twice as large as the type. Nepal. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 0328 ANDROSACE SEMPERVIVIODES `GREYSTONE’ H-3” Gray-green rosettes of foliage form a tight mound. Every rosette produces a stem of bright pink blooms. Much hairy than most other forms. Our selection from seed. Nepal. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 0338 ANDROSACE SEMPERVIVIODES “SUSAN JOAN” H-3” Tight mats of green rosettes which take on a nice red tinge in winter. Noted for its` extra heavy bloom of bright pink. Easy. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 0348 ANDROSACE VANDELLII H-3” Tight domes of tiny silver foliage. Heavy bloom of single, white flowers with a yellow throat. Maybe the best! Alps & Pyrennes. P,s,t,wc. $6.00 0358 ANDROSACE VILLOSA v. ARACHNOIDEA f. SUPERBA H-2” A compact form with extra silky, hairy rosettes and blooms that turn from white to pink with a red eye with age. Apennines. F,p,s,t. $6.00 0368 ANDROSACE VILLOSA V. BARBULATA H-3” Makes attractive mounds from green rosettes which are not as hairy as most forms of this species. Clusters of white blooms with a yellow eye which often ages to red. Easy in the open scree. Caucasus. F,p,s,t. $6.00 0378 ANDROSACE WULFENIANA H-2” Flat, tight cushions of tiny, dark-green foliage with stem-less pink blooms with a little yellow eye. This is a good blooming form. Austrian Alps. P,s,t,wc. $6.00 0388 ANEMONE APENNINA `PLENA’ (FORMALLY OFFERED AS A. APENNINA `CANON ELLACOMBE’) H-5” Slow spreading mats of toothed, trilobed foliage from hard tubers. Very pretty fully double light blue blooms are 2” across. This makes a lovely pot plant. F,p,r,t. $8.00 0398 ANEMONE MULTIFIDA v. TETONENSIS H-6” Tufted clumps of finely cut foliage topped with clusters of bright red blooms. A delightful plant! Wyoming. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0418 ANEMONE NEMORSA `ALBA PLENA’ H-4” Forms small colonies of green foliage from woody rhizomes. Attractive white flowers with neat white pom-pom centers. P,r. $5.00 0428 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `BRACTEATA’ H-5” A beautiful white form with a green center. Very showy! P,r. $5.00 0438 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `DEE DAY’ H-4” An old clone from the 1940`s which is very early blooming and compact with lovely lavender-blue flowers. P,r. $5.00 0448 ANEMONE NEMORASA `GRAHAM GRACE’ H-4” A vigorous form with large, semi double white blooms. This is a seedling from A. `Blue Eyes’ which was selected by the proprietor. First time offered. P,r. $6.00 LIMIT ONE 0458 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `GREEN DREAM’ H-4” Showy white blooms with an extruded green and black center.. P,r. $5.00 0468 ANEMONE NEMOROSA “GREEN FINGERS” H-5”” An unusual form with blooms that are green, tinged white with pointed, finely dissected green sepals. P,r. $5.00 0478 ANEMONE NEMORSA `LISMORE BLUE’ H-4” A good vigorous, compact blue flowered form selected by Brian Burrows of Lismore Nursery. P,r. $5.00 0488 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `LYCHETTE’ H-6” This form has large, pure white blooms up to 2” across. An excellent vigorous woodland plant. P,r. $5.00 0498 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `MART`S BLUE’ H-5” A late flowering of small, dark blue blooms on plants that hold their foliage longer than other forms. Estonia. P,r. $5.00 0508 ANEMONE NEMOROSA `ROSEA’ H-5” Blooms open white and soon turn rich pink. P,r. $5.00 0518 ANEMONE RANUNCULOIDES H-5” Forms colonies from rhizomes much like A. nemorosa with golden yellow blooms. An early bloomer. P,r. $5.00 0528 ANEMONE x SEEMANNII (A. NEMOROSA x A. RANUNCULOIDES) H-5” Forms strong colonies of soft yellow blooms that brighten the woodland garden in early spring. One of our favorites. P,r. $5.00 0538 ANEMONE TRIFOLIA H-6” Similar to A. nemerosa but with the leaflets all sharply toothed instead of lobed and lacking basal foliage. Solitary white blooms. Splendid woodland plant. Southern Europe. P,r. $5.00 0548 ANEMONELLA THALICTROIDES `BETTY BLAKE’ H-6” Clumps of much divided foliage with beautiful double blooms in an eye catching shade of chartreuse. All Anemonella need sharp drainage. E. America. P,r,pt. $9.00 0558 ANEMONELLA THALICTROIDES `CAMEO’ H-6” As above with double blooms of soft pink. P,r,pt. $9.00 0568 ANEMONELLA THALICTROIDES `GREEN DRAGON’ (SYN. `JADE FEATHER, `JUST PRECIOUS’) H-6” Double green blooms with a central boss of long, feather like growth. Very different and attractive. There is much debate about the proper name for this plant. P,r,pt. $9.00 0578 ANEMONELLA THALICTROIDES `SNOWBALL’ H-6” This form features double white blooms which are sometimes flushed pink especially during cold weather. P,r,pt. $9.00 0588 ANTENNARIA MEDIA H-2” This is a form that we selected for compact habit. It forms very low, dense white-wooly mats that look much like a choice Raoulia. Attractive greenish-black buds open to white blooms on 2” stems. 7000’ Central Cascades, Wa. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0598 AQUILEGIA GRAHAMII HYBRIDS H-5” Compact mounds of finely cut blue-green leaves. The red, yellow and cream blooms feature very long spurs. This is a great plant for a wall or trough. E. Utah. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0608 AQUILEGIA SCOPULORUM H-4” The most beautiful of all of the tiny columbines with large blooms in shades of blue and very long, trailing spurs. Perfect in a trough or crevice. Utah. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0618 ARABIS ACULEOLATA (NNS) H-6” Low clumps of very attractive, blistered, dark green, obovate leaves. The showy flowers are almost 1” across and pink to rose. N. California. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0628 ARABIS BRYOIDES H-2” Cushions of small, hairy foliage. White blooms on very short stems. Attractive and easy in the rock garden or scree. F,r,s,t. Balkans. $5.00 0638 ARABIS CAUCASICA ssp. BREVIFOLIA H-4” Mounds of beautiful silver-gray foliage. Clusters of white flowers with a yellow eye. This makes a great wall plant or try it between some rock work. Oyuklu Dag, Turkey 5600’. F,r,s. $5.00 0648 ARABIS x KELLERERI ( A. BRYOIDES x A. FERDINANDI-COBURGII) H-4” Very tight cushions of hairy green leaves. Clusters of white blooms on 3” stems. Beautiful and easy in a trough or scree. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0658 ARCTERICA NANA H-3” Tiny, oval, dark-green leaves, which turn bronzy-red in winter, form very slow spreading mats form small stolons. Whorls of fragrant white flowers on short stems. A very choice little shrub from the mountains of Japan. F,p,r,t. $8.00 0668 ARENARIA ALFACARENSIS H-2” Dense, hard domes of tiny, acute foliage. Stem-less white flowers. Lime lover. This plant looks great in crevices in our sand beds or in a trough. 5500’ Sierra Segura, Spain. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0678 ARENARIA “BLUE CASCADE” H-2” This distinctive plant makes tight mats of rich-blue, needle-like foliage with white flowers on 4” stems. We first came across this plant at 7000’ in the Goat Rocks. Beautiful! F,r,s. $5.00 0688 ARENARIA OBTUSILOBA H-1” Very dense tight mats of tiny, dark-green foliage with single white blooms sometimes flushed violet. A choice little plant for the scree or trough. Olympic Mts. F,s,t. $5.00 0698 ARENARIA RUBELLA `POPCORN’ H-5” Sprays of fully double white blooms. Mats of green, needle-like foliage. Found in the E. Olympic Mts. by Steve Doonan of Grandridge Nursery & the late Dr. David Vesall. P,r,s,t. $6.00 LIMIT ONE 0708 ARENARIA SPECIES ex. WALLOWA MTS. H-4” Forms beautiful, rock-hard domes that are best when grown in a trough, crevice or scree. Tiny, almost stem-less white blooms. Wallowa Mts. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0718 ARTEMISIA PEDEMONTANA H-2” A tiny form of this species which forms mats of bright silver filigree and bears yellow blooms on short stems. Great in a crevice or scree. S. Europe. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0728 ARTEMISIA GLOMERATA H-5” Our friend Hans Sauter of Seattle collected this fine plant along the banks of the Hula Hula River as it passes through Alaska`s Brooks Range in 1990. Forms small mounded shrubs of fan shaped gray leaves which are covered with silky white hairs. Woody at the base. A beautiful and rarely grown plant. F,r,s,t. $7.00 LIMIT ONE 0738 ASPERULA ARCADIENSIS H-4” This plant is often mistaken for A. suberosa and is sometimes sold under this name. Loose mounds of very pretty hairy, silver-gray foliage. Clusters of rich pink tubular blooms at the tips of the stems. Best if protected from winter wet. Greece. F,r,s,t. $6.00 LIMIT ONE 0748 ASPERULA BOISSIERI H-2” Forms the tightest mats of tiny blue-sliver foliage with stem-less clusters of sugar pink blooms in summer and fall. Thrives in our sunny sand beds. Choice and rare. Greece. F,s,t. $6.00 0758 ASPERULA SINTENISII H-2” One of the best of the genus. Dense mats of tiny gray foliage with many ½” tubular pink blooms in late spring. This does perfectly for us in a crevice in a sunny sand bed without winter cover. Turkey. F,s,t. $6.00 0768 ASPERULA SPECIES H-2” We purchased this plant as A. pontica but it is not. Dense mats of hairy green foliage with many rich red-pink blooms on short stems. A beautiful plant for a sunny scree or wall. F,s,t. $5.00 0778 AUBRIETA GRACILIS ssp SCARDICA H-4” Very dense, hard domes of small foliage perfect for a trough. Rich purple blooms in clusters. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0788 AUBRIETA OLYMPICA [JURASEK LIST] H-4” A neat little compact form which makes tight mats of tiny toothed foliage with large single blue blooms on 1” stems. Repeats blooms for us in the fall. Turkey. F,r,s. $5.00 0798 AUBRIETA CF. PINARDII H-5” A very different xeric aubrieta with large blooms of rich rosy-purple. Try it in a sand bed or a wall where it grows perfectly for us with no winter cover. Turkey. F,s. $5.00 0808 BENTHAMIELLA PATAGONICA (F&W9968) H-2” Hard cushions of tiny, linear leaves with a white tip. Stem-less, tubular white blooms. A real gem which is doing fine so far in our sand beds. Patagonia. F,s,t. $6.00 0818 CAMPANULA ARVATIC ALBA H-3” Small mats of little heart shaped leaves make a nice display in a trough or crevice in the rock garden. Pure white star shaped blooms on 3” stems. N. Spain. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0828 CAMPANULA AUTRANIANA H-6” Spreading mats of ovate leaves with showy violet-purple blooms on wiry stems. Caucasus. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0838 CAMPANULA aff. BAYERNII (HOLUBEC LIST) H-5” Small, tufted, caespitose plant with large, open blue bells on short stems. Nice in a trough. Caucasus. 7000’. F,p,s,r,t. $6.00 0848 CAMPANULA BETULIFOLIA x C. TROEGERAE H-4” This plant exhibits the best qualities of both parents. Tap rooted with attractive foliage. Large white blooms often flushed pink. Perfect for a crevice or trough. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0858 CAMPANULA “BUMBLEBEE” [C.PIPERI “MT. TAHOMA” X C.LASSIOCARPA” ] H-4” This is our selection from a series of plants that showed up in a batch of seedlings from C. piperi “Mt. Tahoma” that was growing in close proximity to a flat of C.lassiocarpa at the nursery. Perfectly intermediate between the two Campanula with large, somewhat funnel form, up-facing blooms of rich blue. Foliage near to C.piperi. Named to honor the bees who made the cross. F,p,s,t. $5.00 0868 CAMPANULA `CANTATA’ (C. ZOYSII x C.PULLA) H-5” A new hybrid from Brian Burrows of the UK which has all of the best attributes of both parents. Dense mats of small foliage which spread from short stolons. Masses of blue-purple blooms intermediate between the parents. Excellent in the trough or open garden where it is not bothered by slugs. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0878 CAMPANULA CARPATICA `GRAHAM GIANT’ H-5” A most unusual compact form of this species which features a long summer bloom of giant size, 2 ½” up-facing flowers of rich royal purple. Our selection from seed. F,r,s. $5.00 0888 CAMPANULA CARPATICA HYBRID `THOR-PEDO’ H-8” Much like C. carpatica but with a mixture of single, semi-double and double blooms all on the same plant. Very showy and draws lots of attention. F,r,s,pt. $6.00 0898 CAMPANULA CHAMISSONIS `OYOBENII’ H-4” Creeping mat-former with pretty bright green, shiny foliage. Very large solid blue, up-facing blooms. One of the best alpine Campanula. Japan. F,r,t. $5.00 0908 CAMPANULA CHORUHENSIS [JURASEK LIST] H-5” A very choice cliff dweller with toothed, gray-green foliage and large white cup-shaped blooms that are often tinged pink. Excellent in a wall. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0918 CAMPANULA COCHLEARIFOLIA “ELIZABETH OLIVER” H-4” An attractive, fully double, powder-blue form of this easy & popular dwarf Campanula. All forms of C. Cochlearifolia are quite restrained when grown in lean mixes. F,s,r,pt. $5.00 0928CAMPANULA CORIACEA H-6” Toothed, thick textured leaves form a dense tuft. Large sprays of many lilac-blue blooms in late summer. Very good in a sunny wall or crevice. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0938 CAMPANULA DZAAKU H-6” Narrow, linear, finely toothed, shiny dark-green leaves form a clump. The funnel-form blooms are rich violet and held on wiry stems. First rate plant. Caucasus. F,r,s,t. $6.00 0948 CAMPANULA FENESTRELLATA H-5” Dense cushions of small, dentate leaves with large bright blue star flowers on shorts stems. Lime stone cliffs. Croatia. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 0958 CAMPANULA x HAYLODGENSIS [C.CARPATICA X C.COCHLEARIFOLIA] H-3” A slow spreading mat with large, rich blue, fully-double flowers that look like little blue roses. Very hardy. F,p,t. $5.00 0968 CAMPANULA HERCEGOVINA “NANA” H-3” Pretty mounds of tiny foliage covered with small blooms of rich violet in summer and fall. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $5.00 0978 CAMPANULA “HILLTOP SNOW” H-5” New from Graham Nicholl`s alpine nursery in Timsbury, UK. Neat, tight mounds of small toothed foliage with a long summer bloom of large, pure white bell flowers. Perfect in a sunny scree. Won a P.C. upon its` first trip to the show bench. F,s,r,pt. $5.00 0988 CAMPANULA JAUBERTIANA H-4” Slow spreading mounds of tiny, toothed foliage which is totally covered with masses of small, violet-blue bells on short stems in summer. A Farrer Medal winner in 2001. Balkans. F,p,s,t. $6.00 0998 CAMPANULA “MARION FISHER” H-4” A new and rarely seen introduction from the U.K. Very compact habit and masses of fully double white blooms. Superb in a trough. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1008 CAMPANULA `PETER NIX’ H-5” This compact C. carpatica hybrid forms mounds of small, dentate leaves and is covered in late summer and fall with masses of 1” bright blue bells. Wonderful rock garden Campanula. F,r,s. $5.00 1018 CAMPANULA PERSICIFOLIA v. PLANIFLORA (C. NITIDA)-SELECT WHITE H-6” This beautiful form showed up as a seedling here at the nursery and makes very compact clumps of heavily crinkled, dark green foliage and exceptionally large white flowers. This grows well in both our sandbeds and troughs. F,p,r,s,t. . $5.00 1028 CAMPANULA PETROPHILA H-4” Tufts of hairy, gray-green foliage with radiating prostrate stems bearing clusters of large deep blue bell-shaped blooms. Beautiful in a trough or crevice. Caucasus. F,s,t. $6.00 1038 CAMPANULA `PIONEER’ (C.PARYI x C.PIPERI) H-5” A new introduction from our many bee hybrids. Low mats of dentate green leaves much like C. piperi. Clusters of deep blue star flowers held on strong stems much like C. parryi. Easy to please. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1048 CAMPANULA PORTENSCHLAGIANA `LIESLOTTE’ H-4” Evergreen clumps of small leaves. This new introduction features white blooms which age to ice-blue. An easy and pleasing rock garden plant. F,r,s. $5.00 1058 CAMPANULA PULLA H-4” Mats of shiny-green rosettes with gorgeous single, pendent blooms of rich purple. One of the proprietors` favorite Campanula. Austrian Alps. F,r,s. $5.00 1068 CAMPANULA RAINERI H-4” Mats of small, ash-gray foliage with large, up-facing blooms of rich blue held one to three per stem. Needs protection from the hot afternoon sun and slugs. From limestone cliffs in the Italian Alps. P,r,s,t. $6.00 1078 CAMPANULA ROTUNDIFOLIA subsp. ARCTICA “MT. JOTUNHEIMEN” H-3” A miniature harebell with large, pendent blue flowers held on 3” stems. Selected in Norway by Henrik Zetterlund. Introduced to America by Grandridge Nursery. F,s,t. $5.00 1088 CAMPANULA SAXIFRAGA H-5” Cushions of crimped foliage that is lightly toothed at the tips. The flowers are a rich violet purple and are held singly on 4” stems. A lovely, long lived plant. Caucasus. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1098 CAMPANULA x STANSFIELDII H-5” Thought to be a cross between C. carpatica and C. tommasiniana. Makes dense clumps of up-right stems with clusters of large, violet-purple, cup-shaped blooms. Farrer Medal 2004. Good garden plant. F,r,s. $5.00 1108 CAMPANULA `SOJOURNER’ (C.PARRYI x C.PIPERI) H-4” A bee hybrid that showed up in a batch of C. parryi seedlings here at the nursery. Tight mats of small, toothed foliage with large sprays of rich lavender blooms in summer. Vigorous and lovely! F,p,s,t. $5.00 1118 CAMPANULA `TIMSBURY PERFECTION’ H-5” A new award winner from Graham Nicholls. Tight mounds of cordate foliage topped by a profusion of pendant blue bell flowers. Excellent in a pot or trough and a good garden plant as well. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1128 CAMPANULA TRIDENS H-6” Cushions of narrow, blunt, lightly toothed foliage. Large violet-purple blooms are held on wiry stems. This is one of the best performing Campanula that we grow in our sunny sand beds. Caucasus. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1138 CAMPANULA TROEGERAE H-8” Tufts of striking, gray-green cordate leaves. Pale pink buds open to very large white flowers that eventually open almost flat with strongly exerted stamens. One of our favorite Campanula. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1148 CASSIOPE ` ASKIVAL’ [C.WARDII x C. FASTIGIATA] H-12” A wonderful bee hybrid which arose at Mike & Polly Stone`s Askival Nursery. Thick, squared-off stems with hairy, gray-green leaves. The stems are lightly branched toward the tips and bear white campanulate flowers with a green calyx. Looks very much like C. wardii but does not get the die back so common in that species. P,r,pt. $8.00
1158 CASSIOPE `BADENOCH’ (C. LYCOPODIOIDES x C. FASTIGIATA) H-7” Slender, heavily branched stems bear a very reliable bloom of white urn-shaped flowers in late April. All Cassiope like a cool site with well drained soil that does not dry out. P,r,pt. $6.00 1168 CASSIOPE `BEARSDEN’ (C. LYCOPODIOIES x C. FASTIGIATA) H-6” Thin, many branched stems with a very reliable bloom of pretty white bells. P,r,pt. $6.00 1178 CASSIOPE `EDINBURGH’ [C.FASTIGIATA x C.TETRAGONA v. SAXIMONTANA” H-8” A robust plant with strong stems of rich green bearing large numbers of pure white bells at the tips. Takes more heat than most cassiope. All cassiope like a cool position in the garden with a gritty, humus rich soil. P,r,pt. $6.00 1188 CASSIOPE LYCOPODIOIDES H-4” Dense, prostrate shrub with tightly adpressed foliage. Lovely pendent white bells held on short red stems. Choice! Japan. P,r,pt,t. $6.00 1198 CASSIOPE LYCOPODIOIDES `BEATRICE LILLEY’ H-5” Dense, narrow, upright stems with freely produced blooms. Larger than the type. P,r,pt. $6.00 1208 CASSIOPE LYCOPODIOIDES v. GLOBULARIS H-5” Very compact with more rounded blooms. Japan. P,r,pt,t. $6.00 1218 CASSIOPE MERTENSIANA H-6” Forms large mounds of pretty wiry green foliage with pendent white urn flowers on short stems massed near the tips of the foliage. Wide spread at alpine elevations in the Cascades of Washington. P,r,pt. $6.00 1228 CASSIOPE MERTENSIANA `MENDENHALL’ H-7” A most unusual form introduced from S.E. Alaska by the late Sally Allen. Very thick stems of rich green foliage with large white blooms at the tips. A beautiful plant. P,r,pt. $8.00 1238 CASSIOPE “MUIRHEAD” [C.WARDII x C.LYCOPODIODES} H-6” One of the best garden cassiope. Clumps of gray-green foliage with a very heavy bloom of white bells in April and again in fall. Adapts to heat better than most other cassiope. P,r,pt. $6.00 1248 CASSIOPE SELAGINOIDES H-4” Makes a compact upright bush with large white, ovoid flowers. One of the most beautiful species. Nepal. P,r,pt. $6.00 1258 CASSIOPE `SNOWBIRD’ (C. SELAGINOIDES x C.MERTENSIANA) H-5” Another of the wonderful bee hybrids from Mike & Polly Stones Askival nursery. Compact with bright green foliage and white blooms with a green calyx. Vigorous and hardy. P,r,t. $6.00 1268 CASSIOPE STELLERIANA (SNY. HARRIMANELLA STELLERIANA) H-4” Makes a low mat of wiry stems with small bright green foliage. Solitary white flowers tinged pink held at the tips of the stems. Needs as cool a position as possible. Washington Cascades. P,r,pt. $6.00 1278 CASSIOPE “STORMBIRD” [C.SELAGINOIDES x C.LYCOPODIOIDES] H-4” One of a number of bee hybrids of these same parents that have arisen at Mike and Polly Stones Askival Nursery in Scotland. Dense, prostrate mats of dark green foliage with a very heavy bloom of white bells with a green calyx. Superb! P,r,t. $6.00 1288 CAREX FIRMA VARIEGATA H-3” A choice little miniature sedge ideal for a trough. Dark green foliage with a creamy-yellow edge. Looks good year round. Alps. F,r,t. $6.00 1298 CARMICHAELIA NANA H-3” A very cute and tiny shrub with leafless, broom-like green stems that form a dense clump. The pretty white and violet pea-flower blooms sit right on the foliage. Quite hardy. New Zealand. F,p,r,s,t. $6.00 1308 CELMISIA DALLII H-8” Tufts of leathery, oblong leaves of olive-green with a creamy white edge. Two inch white blooms. One of the most beautiful of foliage plants! Rare in cultivation. New Zealand. F,r,s,pt. $8.00 1318 CELMISIA AFF: LONGIFOLIA H-9” Clusters of long, very narrow silver foliage topped with 2” white daisies. Very attractive even out of bloom and very hardy. We have had the plant in the open for 15 years. Australia. F,s,r,pt. $7.00 1328 CENTAUREA EPIROTA H-3” Small mats of silver rosettes with lovely pink-purple blooms held on short stems. We grew this plant from seed collected by Maria Galletti on Mt. timfi, Greece. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1338 CENTAUREA PINDICOLA H-4” Lyrate, silver-white leaves form a small mat. Large, creamy white flowers with black bracts. Beautiful and easy. Balkans. F,r,s. $5.00 1348 CLAYTONIA MEGARHIZA H-4” This is the Rocky Mt. form of this lovely species. Succulent, rounded leaves tinged red at the base. Clusters of fleshy pink to white blooms on short stems. Likes a cool position in the rock work and sharp drainage. P,r,s,t. $7.00 1358 CLAYTONIA MEGARHIZA V. NIVALIS H-4” Certainly one of our finest alpines. Rosettes of fleshy, spatulate foliage that slowly forms offsets. Clusters of rich pink flowers on 2” stems. Culture the same as Lewsia tweedyi. Wenatchee Mts. P,r,s,t,. $7.00 3 FOR $19.50 1368 CLAYTONIA MEGARHIZA v. NIVALIS `PADDY-GO-EASY’ H-4” About 10 years ago Ron Ratko gave us a cutting of an unusual form of Claytonia that he had found growing near Paddy-Go-Easy Pass in the Wenatchee Mts. This outstanding form features soft, pastel pink blooms produced in abundance. We finally have enough to offer. P,r,s,t. $8.00 1378 CLEMATIS MARMORARIA H-4” Dwarf evergreen mounds of pinnately lobed, dark-green foliage. Clusters of 1 ½” blooms are white flushed green in bud. Our original stock came from wild seed collected by Steve Newall and has been kept isolated to maintain a true, non-hybrid line. New Zealand. P,pt,t. $7.00 1388 CLEMATIS OCCIDENTALIS v. DISSECTA (SNY. C. COLUMBIANA v. DISSECTA) H-12” Forms a low mound of dissected foliage. Many nodding blue blooms in spring. We grow this in our sunny sand beds and as a pot plant where it makes a spectacular show in spring. E. Washington Cascades. F,r,s,pt. $7.00 1398 COLLOMIA DEBILIS v. DEBILIS H-4” Tufted mats of fleshy, lobed leaves that are sticky to the touch. Clusters of pretty blue-violet blooms. This is a very desirable Phlox relative that does well in a sunny sand bed or scree. Rocky Mts. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1408 CONRADINA VERTICILLATA H-8” A pretty evergreen sub-shrub which looks much like a Rosemary but with much larger rose-purple flowers. Likes a sunny, well drained site. Tennessee. F,r,s,pt. $7.00 1418 CORYDALIS DECUMBENS H-4” Forms clumps from small round tubers. Glaucous, ferny foliage and pretty pink flowers with horizontal spurs which are held on 4” stems. Likes light shade in the woodland or rock garden. China. P,r,t. $6.00 1428 CORYDALIS MALKENSIS H-4” A lovely small Corydalis which has been widely distributed as C. caucasica `Alba’. Makes small colonies in the garden with large pure white blooms which are yellowish-green in bud. This also makes a terrific pot plant. Caucasus. P,r,pt. $6.00 1438 COTULA HISPIDA H-4” Mats of finely cut, silver-gray foliage forms an attractive backdrop for the bright yellow button blooms. This does well for us in our sunny sand beds and makes a stunning wall plant. S. Africa. F,r,s. $6.00 1448 CYCLAMEN CILICIUM H-4” Pretty marbled oval foliage. The lightly scented blooms are pale to mid pink and bloom begins for us in early winter. This species performs best for us with winter cover but it is hardy. Makes a very showy potted plant. Turkey. F,pt,t. $6.00 1458 CYCLAMEN COUM ssp. CAUCASIUM `ALBUM’ H-A larger form with more heart-shaped leaves which are nicely marbled. Large pink blooms on strong stems. Very early to bloom. Turkey. P,r,pt. $6.00 1468 CYCLAMEN COUM ssp. COUM-RED H-4” A hardy spring blooming cyclamen with strongly orbicular foliage . Carmine red blooms and dark green foliage. Turkey. P,r,pt. Seed grown here at the nursery. Blooming size. $6.00 1478 CYCLAMEN HEDERIFOLIUM H-4” We select these plants for especially good leaf patterns that form one of the best aspects of the winter garden. Pink blooms. A must for the woodland. P,r. $5.00 1488 DAPHNE ALPINA H-15” Deciduous with gray-green foliage and fragrant white blooms followed by attractive orange berries. Very decorative in a sunny scree. Balkans. F,r,s. $8.00 1498 DAPHNE ARBUSCULA f. RADICANS H-4” This is a very compact yet vigorous form of the species. Small narrow foliage with large rose-purple, very fragrant blooms. F,r,s,t. $10.00 LIMIT ONE 1508 DAPHNE BLAGAYANA H-12” This delightful plant spreads from layers and can cover a large area in time. Dark green evergreen foliage with clusters of fragrant, creamy white blooms. Balkans. F,r,s. $12.00 LIMIT ONE 1518 DAPHNE CALCICOLA H-24” This form makes a good compact shrub with small evergreen foliage. A profusion of bright yellow blooms in spring and again in fall which have a nice fruity scent on warm days. We have to give this plant protection from winter wet or it defoliates but it does well in the open in Portland, OR. It makes a great potted plant which can be kept in a sunny window over winter in cold areas. China. F,r,s,pt. $12.00 LIMIT ONE 1528 DAPHNE CIRCASSICA H-12” A very compact shrub with foliage very similar to D. sericea. Makes a heavy spring bloom of rich, fragrant rose-pink blooms. Still quite rare in cultivation. Transcaucasica. Hardy. F,r,s,t. $10.00 LIMIT ONE 1538 DAPHNE CNEORUM v. VERLOTII x D.ARBUSCULA H-6” A very choice little Daphne hybrid grown by Money-Coutts Nursery and now rare in cultivation. Dense mounds of dark green foliage with a heavy bloom of deep pink-purple blooms in spring and again in the fall. The effect is much like a very dwarf D. arbuscula. One year from cuttings. F,r,s,t. $9.00 1548 DAPHNE COLLINA H-18” A compact dome of hairy green foliage. A heavy bloom of very fragrant rosy-purple flowers. A very fine rock garden Daphne. F,r,s. $9.00 1558 DAPHNE DOMINI H-12” Formerly offered as D. kosaninii. Dwarf shrub with small, narrow foliage & clusters of semi-closed pink & white blooms that are followed by many ornamental orange berries. A delightful dwarf for the sunny scree. Bulgaria. F,s,t. $8.00 1568 DAPHNE x HENDERSONII `AURORA’ (D. CNEORUM PYGMAEA `ALBAA’ x D. PETRAEA `GRANDIFLORA’) H-12” Very large white flowers with ruffled petals tinged pink open from white buds with green markings. Upright, branched habit. 2nd year grafts. The proprietors cross. F,r,s,t. $12.00 LIMIT ONE 1578 DAPHNE x HENDERSONII `ERNST HAUSER’ H-12” Dark green foliage which is tinged purple in winter. Dark pink buds open to large, pale pink blooms. Fragrant. Harry Jans introduction from the wild. F,r,s,t. $9.00 1588 DAPHNE x HENDERSONII `FRITZ KUMMERT’ (D. PETRAEA x D. CNEORUM PYGMAEA) H-12” Small shiny green foliage. Bright pink buds open to pink blooms which are nicely fragrant. Very early to bloom. F,r,s,pt. $9.00 1598 DAPHNE JASMINEA DELPHI FORM H-9” A prostrate form with small gray-green foliage and white flowers which open from pink buds. This has been perfectly hardy for us in the open when grown very learn in a crevice or wall where it makes a stunning display. Greece. F,r,s,pt. $10.00 LIMIT ONE 1608 DAPHNE LONGILOBATA H-48” Narrow, dark evergreen foliage. Many white blooms with a purple tube. Red berries. Needs a sheltered site in our climate or it defoliates in winter. China. F,r,s. $8.00 1618 DAPHNE x NAPOLITANA `BRAMDEAN’ H-9” Low mounds of glossy green leaves with very fragrant pink blooms. This is a lovely small Daphne for the rock garden which makes a spread of about 24” over time. F,r,s. $10.00 1628 DAPHNE OLEOIDES v. BUXIFOLIA H-12” A dwarf form of this species with blue-green foliage and masses of lightly fragrant, creamy white blooms in summer followed by orange berries. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $9.00 1638 DAPHNE PONTICA H-30” Glossy green, evergreen foliage. Long tubed yellow blooms in large clusters held just below the tip growth. Nicely fragrant on a warm day. These are cuttings from a good form in our garden. Turkey. P,r. $10.00 LIMIT ONE 1648 DAPHNE x ROLLSDORFII `ARNOLD CIHLARZ’ ( D. COLLINA x D. PETRAEA) H-9” A first rate dwarf shrub with small dark green foliage and very fragrant rosy-purple flowers. This cross was make by Fritz Kummert. F,r,s,t. $10.00 1658 DAPHNE x ROLLSDORFII `WILHELM SCHACHT’ H-12” Much like the above but a larger plant with larger foliage. Excellent in our sunny sand beds. F,r,s,t. $10.00 1668 DAPHNE `STASEK’ H-12” This stunning plant is an apparent D. cneorum hybrid from Romania. Compact with broad, glossy green leaves with a golden edging. Large deep pink, very fragrant blooms. Blooms almost all year round. F,r,s,pt. LIMIT ONE $12.00 1678 DAPHNE x SUSANNAE `CHERITON’ (D. ARBUSCULA x D. COLLINA) H-15” Some what open mounds of glossy, green foliage with large, dark rosy-purple blooms which are nicely fragrant. Repeat blooms in the fall for us. F,r,s. $10.00 1688 DAPHNE x SUSANNAE `TICHBORNE’ (D.ARBUSCULA x D. COLLINA) H-12” Neat dome-shaped habit with very fragrant pink-purple blooms. Beautiful plant. F,r,s,pt. $10.00 LIMIT ONE 1698 DAPHNE aff. TRANSCAUCASICA H-20” We grew our original plant of this species from Halda seed. It is much like D. oleiodes but with more hairy foliage. White blooms and orange berries. Turkey. F,r,s. $10.00 1708 DAPHNE VELENOVSKYI H-4” A really tiny species similar to D. cneorum but much slower growing with foliage that is tinged blue. Large pink blooms which are very fragrant. Second year grafts. Vichren Mts., Bulgaria. F,r,s,t. $12.00 LIMIT ONE 1718 DAPHNE x WHITEORUM `BEAUWORTH’ (D. PETRAEA `GRANDIFLORA x D. JASMINAE) H-9” This makes a small mounded shrub with small, dark green foliage for us. Rich pink blooms in spring and again in fall. Nice fragrance. This stays small enough for a trough. Good garden plant. F,r,s,pt. $10.00 1728 DAPHNE x WHITEORUM “KILMESTON” [D. PETRAEA “GRANDIFLORA’ x D. JASMINAE] H-12” A very pretty small Daphne that is best kept under cover in the winter or grow it in a sunny wall in the open. We grow it in a large pot. Deep pink, fragrant blooms all summer. F,pt,t. $9.00 1738 DELOSPERMA BASUTICUM (DBG/NARGS206) H-2” A marvelous plant! Dense, dwarf mats of fleshy, dark green needle foliage with many large stem-less flowers of rich yellow with a prominent white eye. Very hardy. S. Africa. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1748 DELOSPERMA ALPINUM H-1” Formerly offered as D. species-white. Dwarf mat with stem-less white flowers nestled in bronze green foliage which turns purple-black in full sun. Very hardy in a sand bed without winter cover. Different and attractive. S. Africa. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1758 DIANTHUS ARPADIANUS ssp. PUMILUS H-4” Dense hard domes of tiny green leaves. Masses of small pink blooms on very short stems. We use this heavily in our plantings in the crevices of our sand beds, walls and troughs. Indispensable. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1768 DIANTHUS `BLUE HILL’ H-5” As blue a foliage as you are likely to see forms a tight domed cushion. Lots of magenta-purple flowers in early summer. Great year around. F,r,s. $5.00 1778 DIANTHUS `EILEEN LEVER’ H-3” This fabulous seedling from D. erinaceus makes dense, spiny, blue-green domes and is absolutely covered with stem-less blooms of rich, dark pink. Farrer Medal winner 2004. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1788 DIANTHUS “INSHRIACH DAZZLER” H-4” Mounds of dark green foliage with a long bloom of large, rich carmine-pink flowers in summer. A dazzling sight in the rock garden or scree. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1798 DIANTHUS MICROLEPIS H-3” Condensed rounded domes of tiny gray-green foliage with almost stem-less blooms of rich pink. These look like little gray baseballs in our sand beds. Bulgaria. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1808 DIANTHUS MICROLEPIS RASPBERRY PINK H-5” A larger form which makes dense tight domes of gray-green leaves and bears rich raspberry-pink flowers on 3” stems. Great garden plant given a sunny site with sharp drainage. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1818 DIANTHUS “MINIMOUNDS” H-4” Makes tiny, dense domes of gray foliage with many bright pink blooms held on 2 to 4” stems. Neat in a trough. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1828 DISPORUM HOOKERI (NNS96-70) H-15” An elegant plant for the woodland or cool rock garden. Arching stems adorned with pendent white bells. Red-orange berries. Known locally as fairy bells. Olympic Mts. P,r. $6.00 1838 DOUGLASIA LAEVIGATA v. CILIOLATA H-4” A larger plant other forms that makes neat, tight mounds covered with large pink to red blooms when grown lean in full sun. Olympic Mts. F,s,r,t. $6.00 1848 DOUGLASIA LAEVIGATA `GOTENBURG’ H-4” A compact form with extra wide foliage and very large blooms of rich pink-red. Builds up into nice tight mounds with age. Cascades. F,s,t. $6.00 LIMIT ONE 1858 DOUGLASIA LAEVIGATA V. LAEVIGATA H-3” Forms dense mounded mats of glossy green foliage in small tight rosettes. Large umbels of deep pink flowers in spring. Very choice! Wonderful in a trough with Saxifraga. Wash. Cascades. P,s,t. $6.00 1868 DOUGLASIA LAEVIGATA x D. MONTANA H-3” A very vigorous plant which makes tight mats of pointed, toothed dark-green foliage. A very heavy bloom of large, rounded pink blooms held in clusters on short stems. Excellent in the open scree. The proprietor`s cross. F,p,s,t. $6.00 1878 DOUGLASIA MONTANA H-2” The form that we offer makes tight mats of tiny, needle-like foliage. The foliage is buried beneath a heavy spring bloom of rich pink flowers on very short stems. A light scattered bloom in summer & fall. Montana. R,p,s,t. $6.00 1888 DRABA ACAULIS H-3” A desirable cushion-forming species that is covered with short hairs and bears bright yellow blooms held on very short racemes. Ala Dag, Turkey. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1898 DRABA ATHOA H-4” Mats of shiny green leaves with very long hairs around the margins. Clusters of large yellow flowers. A most attractive species & a good garden plant. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1908 DRABA BRUNIIFOLIA H-2” Forms large cushions of dense, stiff, hairy foliage. Many racemes of bright yellow blooms in spring. Does very well in the open garden. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1918 DRABA DEDEANA H-2” We offer a compact form with a long, reliable bloom of large pure white flowers. Spain F,r,s,t. $5.00 1928 DRABA HISPANICA H-4” This is one of our favorite Draba for the open garden where it makes rather large, hard domes of very hairy narrow leaves. A heavy bloom of bright yellow flowers on 2” stems. Spain. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1938 DRABA LONGISILIQUA H-4” Tight downy cushions of blue-gray foliage. Clusters of bright yellow flowers on 3” stems. A superb species for the alpine house or try it in a vertical crevice or trough with winter cover. Grows on limestone cliffs in the Caucasus. F,s,t. $6.00 1948 DRABA MOLLISSIMA H-2” Soft, tight cushions of white hairy foliage. Soft yellow flowers on short stems. The most beautiful species. We grow it in a sunny wall but it needs winter cover otherwise. Caucasus. F,wc,s,t. $6.00 1958 DRABA MONGOLICA H-1” Tiny cushions of very tight foliage. Bright yellow blooms on ½” stems. Very special. Perfect in tufa. 7500’ Altai Mts. F,s,t. $6.00 1968 DRABA OSSETICA v. RACEMOSA H-4” Beautiful cushions formed from soft rosettes of white, hairy foliage. White blooms on 3” stems. The best white flowered Draba. Caucasus. F,s,t.$5.00 1978 DRABA PAYSONII v. TRELEASII H-2” One of the best W. American Draba. Tight domes of tiny hairy foliage which in nature reach up to a foot or more across. Clusters of almost stemless blooms of soft yellow. In the open it is best planted in a vertical crevice. E. Washington Cascades. F,r,s,t. $6.00 1988 DRABA POLYTRICHA H-3” Tight cushions of hairy, spathulate leaves. Decorative heads of bright yellow flowers. A desirable species that is best grown in a vertical crevice or wall. Turkey. F,r,s,t. $5.00 1998 DRABA YUNNANENSIS H-2” Very compact, hairy cushions of light green. Bright yellow blooms on 1” stems. A beauriful species that does well in a sunny crevice. Xizang, China. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2008 DRACOCEPHALUM aff. PAULSENII (JJH9308132) H-1” A gorgeous introduction! Tight, gray-green mats of small dentate leaves with many sessile blue flowers in summer. Altai Mts., Mongolia. F,s,t. $6.00 2018 DRACUNCULUS VULGARIS H-24” Large glossy green leaves with white markings. Lovely reddish-purple spathes with a strong carrion odor. Increases from bulbs. S. Europe. F,r,pt. $5.00 2028 DRYAS DRUMMONDII “GRANDIFLORA” H-5” Large yellow blooms open almost flat over attractive foliage on this vigorous clone which based upon its` general appearance could well be another form of D. x Suendermannii. F,s,r. $5.00 2038 DRYAS INTEGRIFOLIA H-3” A very compact free blooming species with smaller, less toothed foliage than D. octopetala. Blooms later for us than any other species. Interior Alaska. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2048 DRYAS x SUENDERMANNII [D.DRUMMONDII x D.OCTOPETALA] H-4” A most attractive hybrid with nodding, light yellow buds which open to large, creamy-white blooms. F,s,r. $5.00 2058 DUDLEYA CYMOSA ssp. PUMILA H-4” Compact silver-blue rosettes with bright red blooms held in a candelabra on short stems. Hardy given excellent drainage. San Gabriel Mts. Ca. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 2068 EDRAIANTHUS PUMILIO H-4” Tight cushions of narrow gray-green leaves. Rich violet-blue bells surround the cushion. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2078 EDRAIANTHUS SERPHYLLIFOLIUS H-2” Small mats of spathulate, green foliage. The flowers are solitary and a brilliant dark violet. One of the best of this wonderful genus. Albania. F,r,s,t. $7.00 2088 EPIMEDIUM ACUMINATUM (CC. 930001) H-10” Evergreen with very attractive foliage with spiny margins. Large purple/white blooms. China. P,r. $10.00 2098 EPIMEDIUM x `BLACK SEA’ H-14” Selected for its unusual foliage which turns such a dark purple as to appear black in winter. Sprays of small yellow blooms with orange veins. P,r. $10.00 2108 EPIMEDIUM DAVIDII `ROBUST FORM’ H-18” A beautiful evergreen species with large, long spurred yellow blooms. This has been a vigorous plant for us and a favorite both in a pot and in the garden. China. P,r,pt. $12.00 2118 EPIMEDIUM DIPHYLLUM `NANUM’ (Cc950054) H-8” Only 2-4” high when it first blooms, the pretty white blooms continue through spring until reaching 8”. Small enough for a trough. P,r,t. $8.00 2128 EPIMEDIUM DIPHYLLUM `ROSEUM’ H-10” A bit taller than E. diphyllum `Nanum’ in bloom with pretty pink blooms. Makes a nice spread in the garden. P,r. $6.00 2138 EPIMEDIUM x `ENCHANTRESS’ (E. LEPTORHIZZUM x E. DOLICHOSTEMON) H-12” Large sugar pink blooms over attractive toothed, evergreen foliage. P,r. $12.00 2148 EPIMEDIUM EPSTEINII [CC.940363] H-10” Lovely dark, glossy-green, evergreen foliage spreads to form a small ground cover. The outstanding blooms feature the widest sepals in the genus and are pure white with reddish-purple spurs and cup. Discovered in 1994 and named to honor the outstanding plantsman Harold Epstein. China. P,r. $12.00 2158 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `DARK BEAUTY’ (CC950132) H-12” Selected by Harold Epstein for its purple-brown new foliage that emerges in spring. Large blooms of dark rose and white. $12.00 2168 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `IRENE’ H-12” A lovely new selection from Jerry Flintoff of Seattle with masses of delicate pure white blooms in spring. P,r. $9.00 2178 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `LARCHMONT’ (CC950114) H-14” This clone features an unusual colored bloom of salmon-pink and lavender which imparts an attractive bi-color effect. P,r. $8.00 2188 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `NANUM’ H-4” A micro form perfect for troughs or the rock garden. Pretty white blooms P,r,t. $8.00 2198 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `PIERRE`S PURPLE’ H-7” Small leafets and large, wine-purple blooms. P,r. $10.00 2208 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `PURPLE PRINCE’ (CC950123) H-14” A wonderful dark, red-purple blooming form from Darrell Probst. Rose colored new spring foliage growth. P,r, $10.00 2218 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `QUEEN ESTA’ H-12” New spring foliage is purple. Large blooms in a combination of dark and pale lavender. A Harold Epstein introduction. P,r. $10.00 2228 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM `RED QUEEN’ H-14” This impressive plant has very large leaflets and striking blooms of rose-red. Another Harold Epstein introduction. P,r. $12.00 2238 EPIMEDIUM GRANDIFLORUM v. HIGOENSE `BANDIT’ (CC950057) H-6” This is a delightful plant with small leaflets which feature a dark purple band in spring followed by a very heavy bloom of creamy white flowers. The plant grows taller as the season progresses. Small enough for a trough. Japan. P,r. $12.00 2248 EPIMEDIUM x `KAGUYAHIME’ (E. ACUMINATUM x E. DOLICHOSTEMON) H-15” A strikingly beautiful plant with mottled evergreen foliage and sprays of delicate pink flowers with red-purple spurs. A real favorite of ours from Japan. P,r. $12.00 2258 EPIMEDIUM LISHIHCHENII H-12” A striking woodland plant with large evergreen leaves and large dangling flowers with bright yellow spurs and greenish inner sepals. Hubei Province, China. Very hardy. P,r. $10.00 2268 EPIMEDIUM MYRIANTHUM (CC. 940037) H-14” Large, glossy leaflets which are often lightly mottled with rose. Sprays of 100 or more small white blooms per stem. A new species from China. P,r. $9.00 2278 EPIMEDIUM PAUCIFLORUM H-5” This makes a beautiful evergreen groundcover with glossy, spiny-edged leaves and lavender-pink blooms. We love this in our woodland garden. Sichuan, China. P,r. $8.00 2288 EPIMEDIUM SPECIES ex. SICHUAN H-10” Evergreen foliage which is very spiny around the edges and with rather large leaflets. Large clear pink blooms. A very beautiful plant. P,r. $9.00 2298 EPIMEDIUM x YOUNGIANUM `PURPLE HEART’ (Cc950234) H-9” Small greenish-purple evergreen leaves open and deepen to black-purple. Pretty bi-color lavender-pink and white blooms. Foliage turns green in summer and darkens to purple in fall. P,r. $9.00 2308 EPILOBIUM CRASSUM H-2” Mats of fleshy, bronze-green foliage. Large pink blooms in spring and fall. We sometimes lose this plant in a bad winter but it always seedsaround just a bit and keeps going. New Zealand. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2318 EPIPACTIS GIGANTEA `SERPENTINE KNIGHT’ H-18” An easy to please hardy orchid for a sunny spot with rich, moisture retentive soil. Stems of narrow purple-black foliage with many greenish-purple blooms in early summer. Vigorous. F,r. $12.00 2328 ERIGERON AUREUS “THE GIANT” H-6” We found this very large form of this species many years ago in the North Cascades near Harts Pass. Three to four times larger than the type with rich golden blooms setoff by a prominent purple involucre. Very beautiful and easier to please than most forms. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2338 ERGERON BLOOMERI v. NUDATUS (NNS04-139) H-4” Tufts of linear blue-green leaves which are reddish at the base combined with the solitary, bright yellow button flowers make an attractive combination in the garden. Siskiyou Mts. 7000’ F,r,s,t. $5.00 2348 ERIGERON “CANARY BIRD” H-5” A classic! Large lemon-yellow blooms adorn this beauty almost year around. A sterile hybrid of E. aureus, perfect in a trough or scree. F,s,t. $5.00 2358 ERIGERON CARRINGTONIAE (NNS06-214) H-3” Narrow gray-green foliage in tufts. Bright lavender blue flowers on short stems. A very attractive species from the White Mts, CA. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2368 ERIGERON COMPOSITUS ex. MT. BELJICA H-3” A compact form of this species which is pink in bud and opens to white with a pink reverse. The combination of bud and bloom is delightful. 5100’ Mt. Beljica, WA. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2378 ERIGERON COMPOSITUS `PINK FORMS’ H-3” Finely cut hairy, gray-green foliage. Many 1” pink flowers on 3” stems. Does well in the open scree. Cascades. R,s,t. $5.00 2388 ERIGERON COMPOSITUS EX: RAILROAD RIDGE H-2” Another very small form grown from seed collected by Betty Lowry at Railroad Ridge, Id. A heavy bloom of lavender-blue flowers on short stems. Beautiful in a crevice or trough. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2398 ERIGERON COMPOSITUS RED DESERT H-2” An exquisite little form of this widespread species with very finely divided foliage of ash gray and an abundance of small white daisies on short stems. Red Desert, WY. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2408 ERIGERON ELEGANTULUS H-3” Small mats of linear, dark-green foliage covered in summer with many 1” blooms of rich violet-blue. One of our favorites! E.Oregon. F,s,t.$5.00 2418 ERIGERON “GOAT ROCKS’ [E.AUREUS X E.COMPOSITUS] H-3” A natural hybrid found by the proprietor in Washington`s Goat Rocks at 7000’. Tufts of hairy, silver-gray foliage with bright lemon yellow flowers on 3” stems. A long summer bloom. RHS Award of Merit 2001. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2428 ERIGERON LINEARIS “RIMROCK” H-3” This species normally has dark green foliage and is much larger than this wonderful form we found on a high ridge overlooking Rimrock Lake. Tight mounds of silver foliage with rich yellow blooms on 2” stems. 6500’ E. Cascades. F,s,t. $5.00 2438 ERIGERON LEIOMERUS H-4” This is one of our favorite little fleabanes which has formed a dense mat of small spathulate foliage that has completely filled a crevice in one of our sunny sand beds. The mat is totally covered with pretty blue daisies in late spring. Colorado. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2448 ERIGERON PYGMAEUS (NNS04-142) H-3” Compact caespitose mounds of narrow, hairy gray leaves. Large violet flowers with a dark purple involucre are held on 1” stems. One of the best trough species. 12,100’ White mts.,CA. F,s,t. $5.00 2458 ERIGERON SIMPLEX H-4” A very compact form of this species with solitary pink blooms held over small mats of narrow foliage. Excellent garden plant. Rocky Mts. F,r,s,t. $5.00 2468 ERIGERON VAGUS H-2” Mats of beautiful, lacy, hairy rosettes. Solitary 1” rose-pink daisies held on short stems. One of the best alpine Erigeron. Arnold Mt., Wallowas. F,s,t. $5.00 2478 ERIOGONUM BREEDLOVEI v. BREEDLOVEI (NNS05-288) H-2” Mats of tiny, fuzzy gray-green leaves. Large spheres of white blooms which age to pink. A jewel which is perfect for a covered trough or plant it on a vertical crevice. Piute Mts, CA. 8225’ F,r,s,t,wc. $6.00 2488 ERIOGONUM BREVICAULE v. CAELITUM (NNS06-218) H-4” Narrow, laceolate, olive-green leaves form compact cushions. Small heads of yellow blooms tinged red. This is the best form of this species for the garden. Wasatch Plateau, 10,875’. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2498 ERIOGONUM CAESPITOSUM H-3” Tiny elliptic leaves form dense mats of silvery-green. Creamy-white to yellow blooms on very short stems. The best Eriogonum for a trough. Great Basin. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2508 ERIOGONUM COMPOSITUM H-8” Mat-like clumps of hairy gray-green foliage. Heads of large, creamy white to yellow blooms on 8” stems. This is a compact form of this species that sometimes makes very large plants in our area. 5,200’ Cascade Mts. F,r,s. $6.00 2518 ERIOGONUM DOUGLASII v. MERIDIONALE (NNS04-146) H-3” Mats of elliptical leaves that are covered with silver-gray hairs. Heads of golden yellow blooms. A very attractive species that does well in the garden. Siskiyou Mts. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2528 ERIOGONUM GRACILIPES (NNS05-290) H-3” Tight cushions on silvery-gray leaves. Shiny red buds become pink and white with age and mature to dark raspberry red. A very choice species. 11,950’ White Mts., CA F,r,s,t. $6.00 2538 ERIOGONUM KENNEDYI v. PURPUSII (NNS06-219) H-4” Dense silver-white cushions of tiny leaves. Heads of pretty white blooms tinged pink are held on short stems. A very beautiful which does well in our sunny sand beds. Mono Co., CA 6500’ F,r,s,t. $6.00 2548 ERIOGONUM OVALIFOLIUM v. DEPRESSUM H-4” Flat mats of white-woolly foliage. The prostrate scapes surround the plant and bear blooms of cream, yellow and pink aging to red. Maybe the best form of this species. We have a plant in one of our sand beds which is now 15 years old. Custer Co., ID. 10,000’ F,r,s,t. $6.00 2568 ERIOGONUM SISKIYOUENSE (NNS06-223) H-4” Small flat rosettes of silvery blue-green leaves which are covered with dense white felt on the reverse. The one inch yellow bloom heads age to red. The whole plant takes on nice red tones in winter in the open garden where the plant thrives with good drainage. Trinity Mts., CA. 6900’ $6.00 2578 ERIOGONUM UMBELLATUM v. MINUS H-3” One of the finest and most dwarf forms of this species. Mats of tiny oval leaves covered with silvery-white hairs. Reddish-maroon buds open to pale yellow blooms that mature to dark amethyst-red and then dark maroon. 9850’ San Bernardino Co., CA F,r,s,t. $6.00 2588 ERODIUM x VARIABILE PLENA H-2” A neat miniature for the trough or raised bed. Tiny lobed, dark green leaves and bright red blooms in a mixture of single and double flowers. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2598 ERYSIMUM ARENICOLA H-10” Forms small mounds from offsets with narrow, wavy-toothed green leaves. The very fragrant yellow blooms are held on strong, upright stems. When hiking in the Cascades, we often smell this wonderful plant before we see it. Long lived in the garden. F,r,s, pt. $6.00 2608 ERYSIMUM CARICUM H-4” Very different and choice. Tight cushions of short, linear silver leaves. Yellow flowers on very short stems. Bakir Dag, Turkey. 5500’. Small enough for a trough. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2618 ERYSIMUM `ORANGE FLAME’ H-5” Carpets of tight, dark green foliage topped by stems of rich orange blooms. A showy rock garden plant. F,r,s. $5.00 2628 ERYSIMUM PULCHELLUM H-5” A beautiful, little known alpine wallflower which makes terrific dense, mounded domes of tiny toothed, dark-green foliage with large blooms of rich lemon yellow in summer. Turkey. F,s,t. $6.00 2638 ERYTHRONIUM OREGONUM H-10” Mottled green foliage and clusters of one to six large white blooms with a yellow throat. Bright yellow anthers. This has self sown into good sized colonies in our woodland garden. These were originally grown from locally collected seed here in Graham. P,r,pt. Three bulbs per pot. $8.00 2648 ERYTHRONIUM OREGONUM f. LEUCANDRUM H-10” As above but with soft yellow blooms. Jackson County, Or. P,r,pt. one bulb per pot. $6.00 2658 ERYTHRONIUM REVOLUTUM H-8” Clumps of beautiful marbled leaves. Large pink flowers carried in scapes of 1 to 4. We offer 3 to 4 year old bulbs which are naturally small and will be near the bottom of the pots in which they are shipped. Three bulbs per pot. W. Washington. P,r,pt. $7.00 2668 EUPHORBIA CAPITULATA H-1” Tight mats of tiny gray-green obovate foliage with almost stem-less clusters of yellow-orange blooms in summer. Little known and perfect in a sunny scree. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2678 FESTUCA OVINA V. GLAUCA “MINOR” H-2” A tiny little blue grass with creamy white blooms. Make a lawn of it and never mow again! Nice accent plant. Europe. F,r,t. $5.00 2688 FRITILLARIA CAMSCHATCENSIS `TOMARI’ H-20” A tall growing form of this species from Sakhalin Island with striking brownish-black blooms in clusters. More stoloniferous than most forms and naturalizes well. F,r. $5.00 2698 GENTIANA ANGUSTIFOLIA H-4” Tight mats of lanceolate foliage with huge, deep-blue up-facing trumpets. A heavy blooming, easy to please acualis type. A selected clone. Alps. F,p,r,s. $6.00 2708 GENTIANA ANGUSTIFOLIA `ALBA’ H-4” As above but with huge white blooms which are tinged ice blue around the edge of the petals. This clone was grown from seed by Betty Lowry of Renton, WA. F,p,r,s,pt. $8.00 LIMIT ONE 2718 GENTIANA ACAULIS `BIELEFELDER’ H-4” A selection from Germany with a reliable bloom of large, deep blue trumpets in spring and fall. F,p,r,t. $7.00 2728 GENTIANA ACAULIS `COELESTINA’ H-4” Very different with many large blooms of Cambridge blue. F,r,p,t. $7.00 2738 GENTIANA ACAULIS “HOLZMANII” H-4” Heavy bloom of large, very dark blue trumpets with green outer markings. F,p,r,t. $7.00 2748 GENTIANA ACAULIS “KREBS H-6” The rich dark blue trumpets are the largest that we have ever seen on any form of G. acaulis. F,p,r,t. $7.00 2758 GENTIANA ACAULIS `RANNOCH’ H-4” This cultivar produces a heavy bloom of large, rich blue blooms on short stems in spring and often again in fall. F,p,r,t. $7.00 2768 GENTIANA `BLUE SILK’ H-5” An Himalayan fall blooming hybrid with rich blue trumpets and a light infusion of violet. P,r. $7.00 2778 GENTIANA FARRERI `SNOWBALL’ H-3” Very dense compact mounds of narrow green foliage. Many up facing white trumpets on short stems. The proprietors selection from seed. P,r,pt. LIMIT ONE $8.00 2788 GENTIANA HEXA-FARRERI (G.HEXAPHYLLA x G.FARRERI) H-4” Seed grown plants of this cross. Not the cultivar. Compact plants with narrow foliage and up-facing blue trumpets in shades of aquamarine with lighter striping. Vigorous. P,r,t. $7.00 2798 GENTIANA NEWBERRYI H-4” Makes small mats of spathulate leaves with decumbent stems bearing pretty funnel-shaped blooms which are mid-blue with green spots on the outside of the blooms. Rather like an American version of G. acaulis. Oregon. P,r,t. $7.00 2808 GENTIANA `SHOT SILK’ H-5” A very fine selection with large, deep-blue trumpets heavily infused with violet. F.C.C. 1992 P,r. $7.00 2818 GERANIUM KOTSCHYI v. CHARLESII H-4” Dense mats of finely cut foliage with very large clear pink blooms on short stems. Deciduous. Charming Rare in cultivation. Turkey. F,r. $6.00 2828 GERANIUM SANGUINEUM v. LANCASTRENSE `BARBARA FLYNN’ H-2” A neat little micro form of this variety that makes tight mats of dark-green, ¾” foliage and bears masses of 1” blooms of flesh-pink with darker veins on 1” stems. Our selection from seed that is named to honor a friend who has done a great deal for plant lovers in the Pacific N.W. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2838 GLOBULARIA MERIDIONALIS H-5” This plant makes very attractive rich green, evergreen domes which really stand out in the winter rock garden. Rich deep blue flowerheads. Balkans. F,r,s. $6.00 2848 GLOBULARIA REPENS-WINTER COLOR FORM H-2” Mats of glossy, dark green, obovate leaves with a reliable bloom of rounded heads of rich blue flowers. The foliage turns purple in winter. Our selection from seed. S. Alps. F,r,s. $5.00 2858 GLOBULARIA STYGIA H-3” Mats of rounded glossy evergreen leaves. Heads of pretty soft blue blooms. A reliable bloomer in the rock garden. Greece. F,r,s. $5.00 2868 GUTIERREZIA BACCHAROIDES H-4” Resinous sub-shrub which forms tight rounded cushions. A well grown plant will completely cover itself with yellow bottle-brush flowers looking much like a Dionysia. Patagonia. Can be grown in the open with very sharp drainage and full sun. F,r,s,t. $7.00 2878 GYPSOPHILA ARETIOIDES H-1” A classic polster plant. Dense mounds of tiny, gray-green foliage with a scattering of small, stem-less white blooms. Iran. F,s,t. $6.00 2888 GYPSOPHILA ARETIOIDES `CAUCASICA’ (SYN. G. CAUCASICA) H-5” Hard domes of narrow green foliage. Clusters of large white blooms with pink veins and a mostly pink reverse. A lovely long blooming plant in our sand beds. Caucasus. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2898 GYPSOPHILA `GRAHAM GEM’ H-4” This is one of a batch of bee hybrids that showed up around a plant of G. nana which was growing near by a plant of G. libanotica. Most of the plants had white blooms tinged pink but this plant had rich pink blooms over mats of bluish-gray foliage with a very compact habit. Lovely and easy in our sunny sand beds where it blooms all summer. F,r,s. $6.00 2908 GYPSOPHILA NANA H-2” Tight, prostrate mats of small, linear foliage. Many stem-less pink blooms in summer & fall. First rate plant for the open rock garden. Balkans. F,r,s,t. $6.00 2918 HELICHRYSUM ALBOBRUNNIUM H-6” Mounds of broad, densely-felted gray leaves. Clusters of good sized very full white blooms which are marked brown at the tips make an attractive show. Easy in our open sand beds. S. Africa. F,r,s. $6.00 2928 HELICHRYSUM FRIGIDUM H-1” Lovely silver-white mats of tiny linear leaves with solitary white blooms held on the tips of the stems. Grow it in a scree or trough with winter cover or in a vertical crevice. Corsica. F,s,t,wc. $6.00 2938 HELICHRYSUM MILFORDIAE H-2” Silver-white woolly foliage. Large papery white everlasting flowers with a crimson reverse. Hardy to at least -10F in a lean scree. Stunning! F,r,s,t. $6.00 2948 HELICHRYSUM aff. PAGOPHILUM (JJH9401713) H-3” Jewel-like cushions of dense silver wool with sessile yellow blooms. Maybe the best alpine Helichrysum. S. Africa. F,s,t. $6.00 2958 HELICHRYSUM SESSILIOIDES H-4” Magnificent, tight domes of silver-gren with a sprinkling of 1” sessile white flowers in summer. Terrific in a trough or lean scree. We have a plant in a large stoneware pot which has filled the pot and is now going down over the sides. S. Africa. F,s,pt,t. $6.00 2968 HEPATICA NOBILIS MIXEDH-4” Clumps of kidney shaped green leaves with clusters of blooms arising from the center of the clumps. This mix is predominantly blue but also contains some pinks and whites. Europe. P,r,pt. $7.00 2978 HETEROTHECA JONESII H-2” Flat mats of tiny gray foliage just covered with small, stemless, golden-yellow daisies from early summer until late fall. Wonderful in a sunny scree or wall. Utah. F,r,s. $6.00 2988 HEUCHERA ABRAMSII (NNS98-314) H-4” This is the tiniest Heuchera that we have ever seen! Mats of rich green leaves less that ½” long and spikes of little white blooms that are backed by a very showy calyx of deep rose-violet. A natural for a trough or crevice. 9800’ San Grabriel, Mts., CA F,r,s,t. $6.00 2998 IBERIS SAXITALIS v. PYGMAEA H-1” The tiniest member of this species. Flat mats of tiny, dark-green foliage with clusters of white flowers held at the tips. Perfect in troughs. Europe. F,s,t. $6.00 3008 INCARVILLEA ZHONGDIANENSIS (JCA4.478.951) H-8” Spectacular with huge bright magenta-crimson trumpets with white flares. Does well in our sunny sand beds. Ex ACE 1600. Yunnan, China. F,r,s. $7.00 LIMIT ONE 3018 IRIS ATTICA [I. PUMILA ATTICA] H-5” A tiny Iris with narrow, falcate foliage and solitary purple blooms. Dislikes winter wet. Greece. F,r,s,t,wc. $6.00 3028 IRIS KAMAONENSIS H-12” Clumps of narrow, gray-green leaves with lovely blue-purple blooms. An easy and desirable species for the rock garden. Himalaya. F,p,r. $6.00 3038 IRIS REICHENBACHII H-8” Clumps of falcate green leaves. Stems of two or more mid yellow blooms with darker veining and long deflexed falls. Good garden plant. Balkans. F,r,s. $6.00 3048 IRIS SCHACHTII H-5” Clumps of narrow, gray-green leaves. Large bearded flowers are purple. Great in our sunny sand beds. Turkey. F,r,s. $6.00 3058 IRIS SUAVEOLENS [I.MELLITA] H-4” This delightful little species makes fans of scimitar shaped leaves that form a small mat. Large, stem-less blooms of soft yellow. This plant thrives in our sunny sand beds. Turkey. F,r,s,pt. $5.00 3068 IRIS SUAVEOLENS v. RUBROMARGINATA H-6” Beautiful scimitar shaped foliage with a red margin. Large, showy flowers of brown, violet, red & purple sit right down in the foliage. Turkey. F,r,t. $6.00 3078 IRIS TENAX v. TENAX (NNS00-451) H-10” From the hardiest known population of any of the Californicae Iris. Small clumps of narrow, grassy leaves. Lovely rose-pink flowers. Tillamook Co., OR 3150’. P,f,r,pt. $6.00 3088 JUNELLIA THYMIFOLIA (F&W9341) H-8” Well branched, domed shrublet with tiny, succulent, rounded leaves and terminal clusters of fragrant lilac-pink flowers. Best if grown in a position which is not excessively hot. Patagonia. F,p,r,s,pt. $7.00 3098 JUNELLIA WILCZECKII (F&W8447) H-1” A superb little mat-forming shrublet that contours to the ground like creeping thyme. Stemless clusters of small, honey scented, lilac blooms. We have grown this in the open now for many years. Patagonia. F,r,s,t. $7.00 3108 LEWISIA BRACHYCALYX H-2” Spathulate green leaves form flat rosettes. Pretty bowl shaped blooms arise from the center of the rosette. This population has both pink and white blooms and the plants only get better with age as the number of blooms increases. Goes dormant in late summer. Coconino Co., AZ. 6900’ F,r,s,t. $6.00 3118 LEWISIA BRACHYCALYX-CALIFORNIA FORM (NNS05-428) H-2” This form has very fleshy, pale green foliage which is broadly ovate with acute tips. Glistening white blooms. The California form is little known in cultivation. San Bernardino Mts., CA 7350’ F,r,s,t. $6.00 3128 LEWISIA CANTELOVII v. CANTELOVII (NNS02-208) H-8” Pretty symmetrical rosettes of spathulate, finely toothed leaves. Sprays of many pink blooms with darker veins held in an airy inflorescence. Sierra Nevada, Mts., CA. F,p,r,s,t. $6.00 3138 LEWISIA COLUMBIANA v. RUPICOLA H-9” Low rosettes of narrow, fleshy foliage with many stems bearing sprays of 1” pink blooms with darker veining. A mature plant can have hundreds of blooms. An easy to grow Lewisia from the wet side of the Washington Cascades. F,p,r,s,t. $5.00 3148 LEWISIA COLUMBIANA v. RUPICOLA “SADDLE MT. FORM” H-6” Very compact rosettes of small foliage form a small mat from offsets. Many beautiful rose-purple flowers. Oregon. F,p,s,t. $6.00 3158 LEWISIA COLUMBIANA v. WALLOWENSIS-WHITE FORM H-6” A very compact form suitable for a trough with many sprays of bright white blooms over dark green rosettes lighter at the center. Oregon. F,r,s,t. $5.00 3168 LEWISIA COLUMBIANA v. WALLOWENSIS x L. `GEORGE HENLEY’ H-4” This is a very nice small Lewisia that looks much like a tiny version of L. `George Henley’ with the same wine-red blooms. Great trough plant. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3178 LEWISIA CONGDONII H-10” An unusual Lewisia which is deciduous here at the nursery. Narrow, thin fleshy foliage forms from a stout tap root. Large sprays of pretty, 1” pinkish blooms on 10” stems. Goes dormant here from mid summer to mid winter. Sierra Nevada Mts., Ca. P,s,pt,t. $6.00 3188 LEWISIA COTYLEDON HYBRIDS-MAGENTA H-9” Rosettes of narrow dark green, fleshy leaves form large clumps. Masses of bright magenta blooms in early summer. This makes a magnificent long-lived container plant or does well in a sunny rock garden. F,r,s,pt. $6.00 3198 LEWISIA COTYLEDON v. HOWELLII (NNS00-472) H-5” A very small variety of this species that makes small rosettes of wavy and crinkly margined foliage with reddish tints. Clusters of pink blooms on short stems. 5600’ Klamath Range, CA. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3208 LEWISIA COTYLEDON x L. LEANA `FROG POND’ H-8” This is a natural hybrid which we found above Frog Pond in the Siskiyou Mts. Narrow gray-green leaves. Clusters of yellow blooms with reddish spotting. F,r,s,t. LIMIT ONE $7.00 3218 LEWISIA GLANDULOSA (NNS02-210) H-3” The pale pink blooms with darker veins are clustered around the base of the leaves completely hiding the crown. Up to 100 blooms are produced during the short spring bloom period. Needs plenty of moisture in spring with dryer conditions the rest of the year. 9150’ Sierra Nevada, CA. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3228 LEWISIA LEANA H-5” Compact mounds of fleshy, gray-green, sausage-like foliage. Masses of small, bright violet-purple blooms on 5” stems. Siskiyou Mts. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3238 LEWISIA “NORMA JEAN” [L.COLUMBIANA ALBA X L.COTYLEDON V. HECKNERI] H-10” The proprietor`s cross. Foliage as in L.columbiana with hundreds of beautiful soft, pastel-pink flowers with darker veins and a small green eye. Produces a very heavy spring bloom and reliably blooms again in the fall. Lovely! P,r,s,pt. $6.00 3248 LEWISIA PYGMAEA H-1” A very tiny form of this species with fleshy green leaves and bright red blooms. We love this in a trough where it will self-sow. Big Horn Mts. F,r,s,t. $5.00 3258 LEWISIA REDIVIVA H-4” Deciduous, summer dormant. Huge water lily like pink flowers. Likes to remain dry from the end of its bloom in June until growth resumes in Sept. W.America F,t,wc. $5.00 3268 LEWISIA REDIVIVA HYBRID-YELLOW (L. REDIVIVA x L. COTYLEDON YELLOW FORM) H-3” This is a gorgeous one of a kind plant. Narrow fleshy evergreen leaves form a rosette which increases from offsets. The cup shaped yellow blooms are held on short stems which arise from the center of the rosette. This came to us many years ago from Graham Nicholls of the UK and we finally have enough to introduce this plant to America. F,r,s,t. $7.00 3278 LEWISIA SIERRAE H-3” A small plant with narrow fleshy leaves. This plant makes quite a show with its many small rose-pink blooms which surround the center of the rosette. Older plants can have dozens of blooms open at once. Dormant in late summer. Sierra Nevada Mts, CA. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3288 LEWISIA STEBBINSII H-4” Tap-rooted with spathulate leaves which form a rosette. Clusters of fairly large pink blooms with darker veins. Goes dormant in late summer and reemerges in winter. A really lovely plant which does well for us in a trough. California. F,r,s,t. $6.00 3298 LEWISIA TWEEDYI H-6” One of our best native alpines! Huge flowers of pink to apricot. Needs summer dry period. Likes a little protection from winter wet. Wenatchee Mts. P,pt,s,t,wc. $7.00 3308 LITHODORA DIFFUSA `PICOS’ H-2” Mats of narrow, hairy, deep-green leaves with clusters of rich blue blooms in late spring. This is an excellent selection made by Ron McBeth in the Picos de Europa, Spain. F,r,s. $6.00 3318 LONICERA CRASSIFOLIA [SEH085] H-2” New to cultivation and a sure bet to be very popular! Prostrate mats of tiny, round, dark-green, evergreen foliage forms a dense cover. Masses of white blooms which soon age to golden followed by blue berries. Steve Hootman of the Rhododendron Species Foundation introduced this plant from one of his collection trips to W.China. F,p,r,pt. $7.00 3328 LUPINUS ALBIFRONS v. COLLINUS (NNS00-544) H-5” Compact mats of very pretty silver foliage with spikes of lavender-blue blooms on 5” stems. Our favorite rock garden lupine and always in short supply here at the nursery. Siskiyou Mts. F,r,s. $6.00
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