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Retail listings 2012 by USDA zone, as of April 5 - please check for current availability
Syringa x laciniata cutleaf lilac
From China, a lilac with unusual lacy leaves that create a fine texture -- in all senses of "fine." And, of course,
fragrant, 3" panicles of lavender flowers in the spring. Decidious, to 5-8 ft tall and wide. Enjoys the same
conditions as "normal" lilacs in sun to part shade with regular summer moisture. Frost hardy in USDA zone 4
and above.
5g @ $42 Oleaceae
Taxus x media 'Bean Pole' beanpole yew
An, evergreen exclamation point for the garden, to 3-6 ft tall x only 6-8 inches wide in 10 years, this slowgrowing,
narrow, columnar yew has dense, bright green foliage Sun to part shade -- tolerates full shade -- in
well-drained soil with average water in summer. Dislikes extreme heat. Can be pruned or sheared before new
growth appears in spring.
2g @ $28 Taxaceae
Thalictrum ichangense Evening Star
A shimmering herbaceous jewel to add to the shady border or woodland garden. This silver-streaked
thalictrum has tones of pewter, metallic plums, and bronzes on its leaves. Delicate flower puffs in pinks and
pale lavenders are held above the leaves on wiry stems. Grows to approximately 12" x 12" and performs best
in fertile, moisture retentive soil in shade to part shade. Frost hardy to USDA zone 4.
4D @ $14 Ranunculaceae
Vaccinium corymbosa 'Coville'' coville blueberry
Highbush blueberry, a late bloomer that produces mid to late season crops of very large berries with a sweet
flavor and lovely aroma that hold on well even when ripe. Vigorous and productive to 5-6 ft x 4-5 ft at
maturity; great fall color. Plant in acid, well-drained soil with regular summer water in sun to part shade.
Plant two varieties for best fruit production and prune away old, woody stems once plant is established. Frost
hardy in USDA zone 4.
5g @ $28 Ericaceae
Vaccinium corymbosa 'Duke' blueberry
Highbush blueberry, a late bloomer that produces large crops of early, light blue berries with a mildly tart
flavor. Reaches 5-6 ft x 4-5 ft at maturity; great fall color. Plant in acid, well-drained soil with regular
summer water in sun to part shade. Plant two varieties for best fruit producttion and prune away old, woody
stems once plant is established. Frost hardy in USDA zone 4.
5g @ $28 Ericaceae
Vaccinium corymbosa 'Herbert' herbert blueberry
Highbush blueberry, that produces mid-season crops of medium sized dark blue berries with a very sweet
flavor that are extra-easy for picking as they are borne on the tips. Vigorous, a little smaller than others but
just as productive to 4 ft x 3 ft or so at maturity; great fall color. Plant in acid, well-drained soil with regular
summer water in sun to part shade. Plant two varieties for best fruit production and prune away old, woody
stems once plant is established. Frost hardy in USDA zone 4.
5g @ $28 Ericaceae
Cistus Nursery ◆ 22711 NW Gillihan Rd ◆ Portland, OR 97231 ◆ (503) 621-2233 ◆ info@cistus.com
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