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Native Plant Synoptic Garden 62 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Gruene Kegel’- A flat dwarf growth habit. Foliage is dark green with purple overtones in the winter (Dusek, 2004). Can be used in edges of the “Forested Ridge” area. (Photo: Oregon Stat e University, 1999-2004) ‘Rogers Aurea Sport’- A dwarf form with bright golden-yellow color. The slow growing irregular habit is then shaded with a bronzy hue at the end of the season. Can be used in the “Alpine Zone”. ‘Rogersii’- A round shaped dwarf form. Yellowish tip growth on young shoots. Grows no more than 5’ in height (Krussman, 1985). Can be used in the “Alpine Zone”. ‘Spring Grove’- Fast growing cultivar to 20’ forming a conical shape of green foliage year around. Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone. ‘Stoneham Gold’- A semi-dwarf upright shrub growing only to 7’ at the most. New growth is a bronze-yellow later changing to the typical green; except for the ends stay a golden yellow (Dirr, 1990). Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone. (Photo: Oregon State University, 1999-2004) ’Sunshine’- A yellow form of the Western Red Cedar. Upright growing with an open growth habit. Brightens up a landscape (Dusek, 2004). Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone. ‘Watnong’- A broad upright spreading form with dense branching. Attains a 50’ height. A fast grower. (Heronswood Nursery, 2004) Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone.
Native Plant Synoptic Garden 63 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Zebrina’- A yellow variegated form. Some plants are zebra striped, while others display a gradual blending of colors. In winter, the green takes on a bronze appearance which blends very nicely with the gold. Can grow to 40’ in height. (Heronswood Nursery, 2004). Place in the “Forested Ridge” zone. (Photo: Oregon State University, 1999-2004) Tsuga heterophylla- A good tree for a shady spot. Has short soft needles and arching branches. Place in the “Forested Ridge” site. Dwarf form best sited in open areas. Ethnobotany: Wood used for making tools. Plant used to make dyes, medicines, tanning, and cleansing. ‘Argenteovariegata’- New shoots are silvery-white (Krussman, 1985). ‘Conica’- A dwarf form to 10’ in height. Dense branches are downward facing (Krussman, 1985). ‘Dumosa’- A densely branched compact dwarf growing a little over 3’. Short branching pattern (Krussman, 1985). ‘Iron Springs’- Found in Iron Springs, WA. A good shade tolerant tree, has a neat conical habit with many horizontal branches. The needles are shorter than the type (Dusek, 2004). ‘Ray Godfrey’- (Hill, 2004). ‘Thorsen’s Weeping’- A prostrate mat grower. Foliage is green and has typical needles of the species. Tsuga mertensiana- Mountain hemlock is a slow-growing tree. Suited for smaller areas, but will eventually attain a large size usually 75-125’ (Kruckenberg, 1992). All cultivars should be planted in sunny spots for best needle color. Can be used in the “Alpine Zone”, but eventually will get large over a long period of time. ‘Argentea’- Silver needles with a similar growth habit of the type (Krussman, 1985). ‘Blue Star’- A great blue needled form of the type (Krussman, 1985). ‘Bump’s Blue’- (Hill, 2004).
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