Alameda Wholesale Nursery Catalog.pdf
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RABBITBRUSH—SAND CHERRY<br />
RABBITBRUSH Chrysothamnus nauseosus<br />
Hardy, native plant. Thin, silver leaves with yellow flowers<br />
blooming in autumn. If you “Energize” this shrub, it will keep<br />
growing and growing and growing and…<br />
Max. Elev: 9,500 ft. RAB 9" #1<br />
Mature Ht: 4' & Spd: 4' 18-24" #5<br />
RABBITBRUSH, DWARF<br />
This is a truely dwarf Rabbitbrush.<br />
Chrysothamnus, var.<br />
Max. Elev: 9,500 ft. RDW #1<br />
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3' #3<br />
#5<br />
RASPBERRY, BOULDER Rubus deliciosus<br />
Small, edible fruit that is not pleasant tasting follows large,<br />
showy, single, white flowers in late spring. They rest on<br />
vase-shaped, exfoliating, cinnamon-colored branches. Bright<br />
green, lobed leaves turn yellow in fall. Please do not confuse<br />
with Thimbleberry, which likes shade and moist conditions.<br />
Max. Elev: 9,000 ft.<br />
Mature Ht: 4' & Spd: 5' RBO 18-24'' #5<br />
SAGE, RUSSIAN<br />
ONE OF OUR TOP SELLERS!!<br />
Perovskia artiplicifolia<br />
Lavender-blue flower in long spikes late summer. Good<br />
border plant. Gray-green foliage with sage fragrance.<br />
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. RSA 9-12" (CA) #1<br />
Mature Ht: 4' & Spd: 4' 12-15" #2<br />
15-18" (CA) #3<br />
18-24" #5<br />
18-24" (CA) #6<br />
SAGE, DWARF RUSSIAN<br />
Perovskia artiplicifolia ‘Little Spire’<br />
Little Spire is a dwarf version of the old standard. Forgotten<br />
for many years at the experimental station in Wyoming, it<br />
has survived 30 years without additional water.<br />
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. RSD 9" (CA) #1<br />
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 2' 9-12" #3<br />
SAGE, TALL WESTERN Artemisia tridentata<br />
A common native sagebrush with silver-gray foliage and<br />
evergreen appearance.<br />
Max. Elev: 10,000 ft. TWS 18-24" (CA) #5<br />
Mature Ht: 8' & Spd: 8'<br />
SAND CHERRY, PAWNEE BUTTES<br />
Prunus besseyi ‘Pawnee Buttes’<br />
2000 Plant Select! A groundcover Western Sand Cherry<br />
discovered near Pawnee Buttes in Weld County, Colorado.<br />
White, fragrant flowers that turn into black cherries. Lush<br />
green leaves that give way to brilliant shades of purple and<br />
red in fall. This hardy plant is a real beaut!<br />
Max. Elev: 9,000 ft. PBS 9-12" #3<br />
Mature Ht: 15-18" & Spd: 6' #5<br />
SAND CHERRY, WESTERN Prunus besseyi<br />
In May masses of single, white flowers totally cover this<br />
hardy, native plant. Silver-green foliage turns copper in fall.<br />
Edible, purplish black fruit.<br />
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. WSC 18-24" #5<br />
Mature Ht: 5' & Spd: 5'<br />
Page 78 • Year 2012 <strong>Catalog</strong> • Phone 303-761- 6131
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