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SHRUBS,VINES AND TREESILEX - cont.v. Chrysocarpa (Yellow Berries)v. Wintergold (Pinkish Orange Berries)ITEA (Sweetspire) S, ❍-◗, WDHenry’s Garnet (White)JUNIPERUS (Juniper) S, ❍, WD, Echinensis Saybrook Goldcommunis Gold Conec. Pencil Pointh. Mother LodeKERRIA (Japanese Yellow Rose) S, ◗-●, WDjaponica Golden Guinea (Yellow)LARIX (Weeping Larch) LT, ❍-◗, Mdecidua Pendula (Deciduous)LIQUIDAMBAR (Sweetgum) LT, ❍-◗, M-NstyracifluaLIRIODENDRON (Tulip Poplar) LT, ❍-◗, M-Nt. Aureomarginatum (Lt. Green)LONICERA (Honeysuckle) V, ❍-◗, M-WDJohn Clayton (Yellow)MAGNOLIA ST, ❍-◗, M-WDa. Butterfliesg. Bracken’s Brown Beautystellata Royal Star (White)x Jane (Pink)METASEQUOIA (Dawn Redwood) LT, ❍, Mg. Snow Flurry (Variegated-Deciduous)PHILADELPHUS ( Mock Orange) S, ❍-◗, WDc. Variegatus (White - Var. Foliage)Snowbelle (White)PHYSOCARPUS (Ninebark) S, ❍, WDLittle Devil (White)Summer Wine (White)HOW TO WRITE GOOD1. Avoid Alliteration. Always.2. Prepositions are not words to endsentences with.3. Avoid clichés like the plague. (They’reold hat.)4. It is wrong to ever split an infinitive.5. Don’t be redundant; don’t usemore words than necessary; it’s highlysuperfluous.6. Be more or less specific.Seven. Be consistent.8. One should never generalize.9. Foreign words and phrases are notapropos.10. Exaggeration is a billion times worsethan understatement.PICEA (Spruce) S, LT ❍-◗, WD, Eabies nidiformis (Bird’s Nest)glauca Rainbow’s End (Alberta Spruce)PIERIS (Lily of the Valley Bush) S, ◗-●, WD-Ej. Mountain Fire (White)PRUNUS (Cherry) ST, ❍-◗, M-WDsubhirtella Snowfountain (White)s. Pink Snow Showers (Pink)PTEROSTYRAX (Epaulette Tree)ST, ❍-◗, WDcorymbosaRASPBERRY (Rubus) S, ❍Black SatinHeritage (Everbearing Red)Willamette (June Bearing Red)RHODODENDRON S, ◗-●, E Acidc. Lee’s Dark Purplec. Nova Zembla (Red)English Roseum (Pink)PJM (Lavender Pink)RHUS (Sumac) S, ❍-◗, WDc. September Beauty (White)typhina Staghorn Cutleaf (Burgundy)ROBINIA (Black Locust) ST, ❍-◗, M-WDTwisty Baby (White)ROCK GARDEN COLLECTION ❍-◗These plants stay short or can be kept shortfor rock & fairy gardens, and garden railways.Berberis t. BagatelleBerberis t. Helmond PillarBuxus Green VelvetBuxus s. VariegataBuxus Mont BrunoChamaecyparis o. Butter BallChamaecyparis o. Fernspray GoldChamaecyparis o. Golden SpriteChamaecyparis o. Just DandyChamaecyparis p. Golden MopChamaecyparis p. White PygmyChamaecyparis t. Top PointCotoneaster a. Tom ThumbIlex c. Sky PencilJuniperus c. Green CarpetJuniperus c. MiniatureJuniperus h. Mother LodeJuniperus p. Golden JoyPicea a. JessyPicea g. ElfPicea g. Jean’s DillyPicea g. Pixie DustPinus m. MopsPinus m. SlowmoundSpirea Gold ‘n’ RubiesThuja o. ZmatlikThuja p. WhipcordTsuga c. JervisROSA (Rose) S, ❍-◗, M-WDBlaze (Red Climber)16

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