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Native Plant Synoptic Garden
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‘Little Jon’ - (Hill, 2004).
(Photo: Iseli Nursery, 2004)
‘Loggerhead’ - (Hill, 2004).
‘Mossman Pendula’ - (Hill, 2004).
‘Pumila’- This plant has a dwarf globe habit. Leaves are blue-green. Grows about 3" per
year (Dusek, 2004). Great one for the “Alpine Zone”.
‘Salmon Creek’ - (Hill, 2004).
‘Seattle Mountain’ - (Hill, 2004).
‘Shorty’s Weeper’- An upright form with weeping branches. Can grow 2’ a year.
Originally found in Ridgefield, WA (Dusek, 2004). Best planted in “Forested Ridge”, due
to its rapid growth habit.
‘Skyline’- Good blue-green needle color. Growth same as type (Dusek, 2004).
‘Tempelhof Compact’- Nice compact dwarf form with a rounded habit. Densely
branched (Krussman, 1985). Can be placed in the “Alpine Zone”.
‘Wind Surfer’- (Hill, 2004).
Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca- A blue needled form found in the Rocky Mountain area.
Slow growing. Eventually forms a conical, compact, narrow crown (Krussman, 1985). Best sited
in a sunny location in the “Forested Ridge” for best needle color.
(Photo: Oregon State University, 1999-2004)