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Where the garden meets the wild
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| SALIX WILLOW Salicaceae (Willow family) | |
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| Salix arctica. Arctic willow. | |
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| Salix x boydii. | |
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| Salix discolor. Pussywillow. | |
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| Salix exigua. Sandbar willow. | |
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| Salix hookeriana. Hooker's willow. | |
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| Salix lasiandra. Pacific willow. | |
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| Salix reticulata. | |
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| Salix scouleriana. Scouler's willow. | |
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| Salix sitchensis. Sitka willow. | |
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| Salix yezoalpina. | |
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SAMBUCUS ELDERBERRY Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family) |
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Photograph © Pat Woodward |
Sambucus
caerulea
Raf.
Blue
elderberry. The berries are a wonderful sky blue in autumn.
Pot ( 1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. |
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Photograph © Pat Woodward |
Sambucus racemosa
ssp. pubens
var. arborescens Red elderberry.
The plant in our photograph has attained 7.5 m (25') in four years; this
is not unusual in our rainy Zone 6 climate.
Pot ( 1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. Larger sizes are sometimes available to schools at no additional charge. |
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| SEQUOIADENDRON GIANT REDWOOD Cupressaceae (Cypress family) | |
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| Sequoiadendron
giganteum
(Lindl.)
J. Buchholz. Giant redwood, Sierra redwood.
Pot ( 2 gal. / 10"). In Canada C$18.00; elsewhere US$16.50. |
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| SHEPHERDIA BUFFALOBERRY Elaeagnaceae (Russian-olive family) | |
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| Shepherdia
canadensis
(L.)
Nuttall. Soopolallie,
Buffaloberry, Soapberry.
Pot ( 1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. |
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| SORBUS MOUNTAIN ASH Rosaceae (Rose family) | |
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Photographs © Paige Woodward |
Sorbus
reducta. Dwarf mountain ash.
Small shrub that often suckers to form thickets. It
grows well with small rhododendrons, dwarf conifers, heathers and
the like. Flat panicles of typical white rowan flowers are followed by
blush-pink berries. Before the glossy, serrated leaves drop in autumn,
they often turn red or purple. Our plants are from seeds from the
UBC Botanical Garden. Award of Garden
Merit (Royal Horticultural Society).
Pot (10 cm / 4"). In Canada C$12.00; elsewhere US$11.00. |
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| Sorbus
scopulina
Greene.
Western
mountain ash.
Pot ( 1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.20. |
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| Sorbus sargentiana
Koehne. Chinese
mountain ash.
Not available this season. |
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| Sorbus sitchensis
Roemer.
Sitka mountain ash.
Pot ( 1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. |
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| SYMPHORICARPOS SNOWBERRY, WAXBERRY Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family) | |
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| Symphoricarpos
albus
(L.)
Blake. Snowberry.
Pot (1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$7.00; elsewhere US$6.25. |
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TAXUS YEW Taxaceae (Yew family) |
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| Taxus
brevifolia
Nuttall.
Western yew, Pacific yew.
Pot (1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$35.00; elsewhere US$32.00. |
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THUJA RED-CEDAR, ARBORVITAE Cupressaceae (Cypress family) |
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| Thuja
plicata
Donn
ex D. Don in Lambert. Western red-cedar, Giant arborvitae.
Pot (1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. |
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TSUGA HEMLOCK Note to customers outside British Columbia. September 2006: New regulations will soon govern shipment of Tsuga species within Canada and the United States. Once the rules are in place, we will ship only inside BC. The regulations are meant to limit the spread of an insect, Hemlock woody adelgid (Adelges tsugae). Our trees don't have this pest, but we can't afford the monitoring and paperwork that would enable us to ship these trees outside BC. |
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| Tsuga
heterophylla
(Rafinesque) Sargent. Western
hemlock.
Pot (1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$8.00; elsewhere US$7.25. |
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| Tsuga mertensiana
(Bongard)
Carrière. Mountain
hemlock. We like the tight form of this tree in our rock
garden. Young mountain hemlocks are also good candidates for bonsai
training.
Pot (1 gal. / 6"). In Canada C$10.00; elsewhere US$9.00. |
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This page was revised Sept. 22, 2006 |
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