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Native Plant Synoptic Garden 32 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Blue Ice’ - (Hill, 2004). ‘Bluest Form’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Chuo Red’ - (Hill, 2004). ‘Compacta’- Very compact grower (Mentheny, 1991). ‘Congesta’ (www.florarium.net) ‘Kirigamine’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Kirikamima’ ‘Macrophyllum’- (Mentheny, 1991). ‘Minima’- Dwarf type with pink bell-shaped flowers. Suited for alpine gardens (Mentheny, 1991) ‘Nana Alba’- Very small growing form with white blossoms. ‘Nikko’- (Mentheny, 1991). See photo above. ‘Pink Form’ ‘Pink Ice’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Red Winter’ ‘Shibutsu’ Andromeda polifolia var. grandiflora compacta- (Kruckenberg, !992).
Native Plant Synoptic Garden 33 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Andromeda polifolia var. congesta- (Kruckenberg, 1992) Andromeda polofolia var. compacta alba- (Kruckenberg, 1992) Andromeda polofolia variegata - (Hill, 2004) Arbutus menziesii- An evergreen broad leaved tree with peeling red bark. Nice white flowers are followed by red berries in fall. Popular with birds. Best in a well drained site with no added nutrients. Thrives on neglect. Use in an open dry location within the “Forested Ridge” zone. Ethnobotany: Medicinal uses. Source of red dye. Berries eaten in small quantities. Arctostaphylos columbiana - An interesting shrub that grows to 10’ in height. Has reddishbrown bark and evergreen foliage. Bell-shaped flowers are held in clusters followed by red berries (Pojar, 1994). Much of the plant is covered in fine hairs. Best placed in a sunny location in well draining soil. Ethnobotany: Berries were seldom eaten. (Photo from: TAMU Herbarium) ‘Oregon Hybrid’- (Hill, 2004). Arctostaphylos columbiana X A. nevadensis- (Kruckenberg, 1992) Arctostaphylos columbiana X A. hookeri- (Hill, 2004). Arctostaphylos nevadensis- An Eastern Washington plant. Has a similar growth habit as A. uvaursi. Easily identified by pointed leaves instead of rounded leaves. Best used in the “Forested Ridge” or “Alpine Zone” in an open location. Ethnobotany: Medicinal uses. (Photo from: TAMU Herbarium) ‘Cascade’- (Hill, 2004).
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Bibliography Arboretum and Botanica
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Plant Price List Latin Name Cultiva
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Plant Price List ‘Fastigiata’
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Plant Price List Trillium ovatum $8
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