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Alameda Wholesale Nursery Catalog.pdf

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OAK—PLUM<br />

OAK, WHITE Quercus alba<br />

One of the mightiest of the Noble Oaks, this tree has<br />

mildew-resistant medium green leaves that turn bright red<br />

in fall. A notable specimen is growing at Chautaugua Park<br />

in Boulder and designated the fourth largest in Colorado—a<br />

great picnic spot!<br />

Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. WHO *2" B&B<br />

Mature Ht: 45' & Spd: 45'<br />

OSAGE-ORANGE, WHITE SHIELD<br />

New for Year 2012 Maclura pomifera ‘White Shield’<br />

Often called Bois d’ Arc meaning ‘wood of the bow’ in French<br />

because the wood from this tree is extremely hard and<br />

tough. Attractive glossy dark green leaves on this thornless,<br />

fruitless vase-shaped hedge apple. Discovered at the Kansas<br />

Research Center, it has an inconspicuous bloom but nice yellow<br />

fall color. Very hardy, xeric and deer resistant.<br />

Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. WSO *2" B&B<br />

Mature Ht: 25-30' & Spd: 25'<br />

PEACH, CRIMSON CASCADE, WEEPING<br />

New for Year 2012<br />

Prunus ‘Crimson Cascade’<br />

This small ornamental tree has double cerise pink blossoms<br />

in early spring followed by dark maroon leaves that fade to<br />

green-red by mid-summer.<br />

Max. Elev: 6,500 ft. WCC 5-6' #7<br />

Mature Ht: 12' & Spd: 8'<br />

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PEAR, AUTUMN BLAZE Pyrus calleryana ‘Autumn Blaze’<br />

Considered one of the hardiest cultivar of callery pears, this<br />

variety is loaded with fragrant white flowers in early spring<br />

and reliable bright red fall color.<br />

Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. AUT 1" #15<br />

Mature Ht: 30' & Spd: 25' *2" B&B<br />

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PEAR, CHANTICLEER® / CLEVELAND SELECT<br />

ONE OF OUR TOP SELLERS!! Pyrus calleryana<br />

These evenly branched trees grow more cone-shaped than<br />

other flowering pears. Young trees bloom better than the<br />

Bradford. White flowers followed by glossy green foliage<br />

turning brilliant orange-red in the fall.<br />

Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. CCP 1¼" #15<br />

Mature Ht: 35' & Spd: 15' CSP 1¼" #15<br />

CCP *2" B&B<br />

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CSP *2" B&B<br />

PEAR, JACK (DWARF) Pyrus calleryana ‘Jack’<br />

Dwarf growth is perfect for planting in confined areas or<br />

under power lines. This low maintenance tree has dense<br />

dark green foliage that turns yellow in autumn.<br />

Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. JAP *2" B&B<br />

Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 10'<br />

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PLUM, NEWPORT / PURPLELEAF PLUM<br />

Prunus cerasifera ‘Newport’<br />

Colorful tree with reddish purple foliage. White-pink flowers<br />

in spring seldom set fruit. Can die when planted in a newly<br />

sodded area and overwatered. This variety was introduced by<br />

Kankakee <strong>Nursery</strong>. Brighter purple, more narrow in form.<br />

Max. Elev: 8,500 ft. NEW 1¼" #15<br />

Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 10' *2" B&B<br />

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* FOR FURTHER SIZES - SEE PAGES 156-162<br />

Page 130 • Year 2012 <strong>Catalog</strong> • Phone 303-761- 6131

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