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Native Plant Synoptic Garden 54 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Tangerine’- Same growth habit as species with a nice two-toned flower. (Photos from: Fa. C. Esveld) Prunus virgiiana - Common throughout the woods. It can either grow as a large shrub or tree. Grows 25-35’. White spring flowers are followed by reddish-purple berries (Kruckenberg, 1992). Loved by birds. Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone under the canopy of larger trees. Ethnobotany: Peeled bark used for baskets and wrapped around tools to secure parts, such as harpoons and arrows. ‘Melanocarpa’- One of our natives that came back from Europe improved. Bushy shrub that is covered by white flowers and later purple fruit. Heavy producer. Place in a sunny spot for best fruit production. Not suitable in wet sites. ‘Schubert’- Nice dense habit. The leaves come out the standard green, but change to a reddish-purple later in the season (Grant, 1990). Place in a sunny spot for best fruit production. Not suitable in wet sites. ‘White Fountain’- Produces a profusion of white flower. Place in a sunny spot for best fruit production. Not suitable in wet sites. Pseudotsuga meniesii- Our main timber tree in this region. Can grow to 300’ in the wild. Has dark green needles. Good furrowed bark. Place in the “Forested Ridge” area. Ethnobotany: Bark used for fire wood. Wood used to make tools. Pitch used in medicinal preparations. ‘Aureavariegata’- Yellow needled form of the type. . Place in the “Forested Ridge” area. ‘Dusek’s Broom’- A dwarf witches broom with densely packed branches and a rounded habit (Dusek, 2004). Good for the “Alpine Zone”. ‘Dusek’s Weeper’- One of the many weeping forms (Dusek, 2004). Can grow large, so best placed in the “Forested Ridge” zone. ‘Elegans’- Upright habit to 25-35’ in height. Branches tend to be pendulous and densely needled (Krussman, 1985). Place in the “Forest Ridge”. ‘Fastigiata’- Spire like growth and densely branched. Needles are greenish-gray (Krussman, 1985). Place in the “Forested Ridge” area. ‘Fle cheri’- Great dwarf form with blue-green foliage. Only grows to 6’ and has compact spreading top too (Krussman, 1985). Can be placed in the “Alpine Zone”.
Native Plant Synoptic Garden 55 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Fournier’s Greenspire’- With a pyramid shape, this is a very compact, dwarf variety. The stems seem to contort slightly. Has regular green needles. Best planted in the “Alpine Zone”. ‘Fretsii’- Only grows to 15’ with broad conical growth habit. Branches tend to spread outward (Krussman, 1985). Can be placed in an open site in the “Valley Bottom” or “Forest Ridge”. ‘Glauca Fastigata’- Good glaucous coloring on blue-green needles. Narrow growth habit. ‘Glauca Pendula’- Nice glaucous needles and has pendulous branches too (Krussman, 1985). ‘Graceful Grace’- (Hill, 2004) (Photo: Iseli Nursery, 2004) ‘Hendricks Park’- Dwarf form. Best sited in the “Alpine Zone”. ‘Hess Select’ – ‘Hillside Gold’ ‘Hillside Pride’ - (Hill, 2004). ‘Hupp’s Weeping’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Idaho Gem’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Idaho Weeper’- (Hill, 2004).
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