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Abies koreana 'Cis'
Abies koreana 'Cis'
Price: $20.00
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Gallon Pot
This is an fine selection from Holland of Korean Fir. This is very dwarf - just an inch or less of growth per year and a 10 year old plant might be just 8" high by a 12" across. This makes one of those nice rounded buns which I am inclined to pat and Sue could testify to the veracity of that inclination. Great rock garden plant.
Abutilon 'Ginger Bomb'
Abutilon 'Ginger Bomb'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot  A selection from our friends at Xera Plants who decided that the ginger colored flowers on this were quite distinct from other Abutilons and gave it this pretty much perfect name.  This will get to about 5' in a growing season and will produce flowers steadily from the time it pushes some growth until frost.  Hardy to 20F or so, zone 8b and can be overwintered indoors during cold snaps here or mulched like heck in the ground if you are in a favorably mild zone.  Against a wall in Seattle, this will rock.  Well-rooted established cuttings pushing growth and flower buds.
Abutilon 'Jackie O's Lipstick'
Abutilon 'Jackie O's Lipstick'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot  Geez, another selection from Xera Plants in Oregon.  Paul and Greg down there claim this is their favorite as it has frosted and glossy pink flowers with subtle suggestions of orange in the mix.  We have this vision of those two guys wearing their favorite Jackie Kennedy pillbox hats going from Abutilon flower to Abutilon flower with their tiny paintbrushes happily pollinating and hybridizing.  Something is going on down there with all of these tasteful selections they are introducing!  To 5' and best lifted in winter and carried over in a cool and frost-free spot.  Speaking of frost, expect these well-rooted and growing cuttings to start blooming very soon and not stop until this fall.
Abutilon 'Nectarine'
Abutilon 'Nectarine'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot  Continuing with the Xera Plants theme, here's another one of their flowering maple selections.  This has orange flowers shot with red veins and will bloom summer and fall on a 3' tall plant. This is best brought in for the winter as it is frost sensitive plus you can continue to enjoy the flowers awhile longer that way.  Well-established cuttings making good growth and showing flower buds. 
Abutilon 'Searchlight'
Abutilon 'Searchlight'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot  You guessed it - another Xera Plants release.  This vigorous grower gets up to 4' pretty rapidly and has outward facing white flowers on thin black pedicels.  As with most Abutilons or flowering maples, too much fertilizer gives you lots of growth and not as many flowers so don't be too kind to it!  A great container plant or looking sharp against a wall.  We've found that a cool color like this somehow makes those hotter colors even more intense in comparison.  Best overwintered inside.  These are nicely established cutting pushing good growth and setting flower buds.
Abutilon 'Smoked Salmon'
Abutilon 'Smoked Salmon'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot
Another Xera Plants introduction (yes, we're fans) and one we anticipate deriving much pleasure from as we munch our own house-smoked King Salmon from Neah Bay as we sit next to a container featuring this 3' compact yet very floriferous plant whose big flowers are colored like smoked salmon on the exterior and just slightly paler inside.  These hefty rooted cuttings are growing away and will bloom until frost. Zone 8b and can be easily overwintered inside.
Abutilon 'Tangerine Scream'
Abutilon 'Tangerine Scream'
Price: $12.00
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4" Pot
Small but profuse flowers shriek flashes of orange at the ends of thin wiry pedicels.  A Xera Plants introduction which if it were from someone else we would be skeptical of its value having seen way too many plants being named but since it is from the Xera boys, we worry not.  Personally, I cannot get enough orange so this helps fill what is apparently a yawning chasm of orange need.  To 5' in a growing season and hardy to zone 8b and will bloom from nearly the commencement of growth until frost.  These are stout cuttings, well rooted and starting to grow.  If we wait too much longer, we'll just sell them here rather trying to put them into boxes.
Acer erythranthum FMWJ 13157
Acer erythranthum FMWJ 13166
Price: $30.00
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Medium Band Pot  A species from a 2011 seed collection in the Phansi Pu Valley in Lao Cai, Vietnam at 6000'.  This is quite a new species to cultivation and has distinctive long entire leaves that are richly colored in new growth.  This was a nicely branched small evergreen tree in the wild.  We would guess that this is going to be a good Zone 9 plant and tolerant of only light frost but would not be shocked to see it thrive in Zone 8.  As foot high seedlings, these are have a lot of appeal and we look forward to getting one or two up to a larger size to trial outside here.
Acer henryi
Acer henryi
Price: $20.00
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Gallon Pot - Pickup at Nursery Only
A nice companion or alternative to Japanese maples. This Chinese species has distinctive trifoliate leaflets which gives it a graceful appearance and makes one wonder however briefly just what the heck it is. A fine small tree to 25 or 30 feet with a rounded oval habit. Fall color is variable from scarlet to yellow. Le'ts hope for red!
Acer heptaphlebium FMWJ 13369
Acer heptaphlebium FMWJ 13369
Price: $40.00
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Gallon Pot  Sturdy young plants a foot or so tall from a 2011seed collection in north Vietnam from Lao Cai, Y Ty at 1800 meters.  This is a very handsome species and likely to remain a fairly small tree at 30' or so.  It is quite rare in commerce which is unfortunate because for those with mild enough gardens, this would be a grand addition.  Our best guess for hardiness would be Zone 9 and perhaps a warm Zone 8.
Acer davidii var. metcalfii CGG14152
Acer metcalfii (syn.davidii var. metcalfii, syn. sikkimense subsp. metcalfii) CGG14152
Price: $100.00
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5 Gallon Pot - Pickup at Nursery Only

From our collection in the Damingshan at 4000'. This was on the highest point on this southern range in China not far from the Vietnam border. Surprisingly this sees some serious snow and ice on rare occasions. We've distributed this rare snakebark Maple to several botanic gardens and now here's your chance for something special. The name as you might guess, is in some dispute among the various taxonomists around the world so we've simply included the three most accepted names. We are making just one available as the rest we are planting out here or distributing to various arboreta. This is about 6' tall so will be an immediate part of your garden.
Acer monspessulanum
Acer monspessulanum
Price: $25.00
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2 Gallon Pot - Pickup at Nursery Only

Beautiful Maple from the Southern Mediterranean and Northern Africa that loves the sun and is more drought tolerant than most Maples. We have this in our display border and love the ivy-like leaves and pale salmon new growth. The fruits are a showy reddish color. Nice narrow habit.
Acer pentaphyllum
Acer pentaphyllum
Price: $10.00
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Medium Band Pot
This is one of the rarest Maples in wild known only from a very small and threatened population which was recently rediscovered following its introduction to cultivation in the 1930's from a scarce handful of seed. Narrow leaflets in 5's or 7's on a usually shrubby small tree and best in a milder garden. Parent plant thriving in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood.
Acis (Leucojum) autumnale
Acis (Leucojum) autumnalis
Price: $9.00
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4" Pot
One of the sweetest little bulbs imaginable! Summer dormant with dainty white flowers on 6" stems appearing in Aug into Sept. This grows in Portugal, Gibraltar and Morocco and is just as happy growing with our native Madrona (Arbutus menziesii) here as it is Olives back home. Grassy foliage up in fall and winter.
Aconitum episcopale
Aconitum episcopale
Price: $12.00
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Medium Band Pot
Rollicking twining Monkshood from China that delights in scrambling up into shrubs or onto thin trellage. Although a fine and aristocratic perennial, it remains devoid of snobbery embracing chainlink as if it were ornate wrought iron at an Antebellum mansion. Dusky lavender flowers in late summer and fall are hugely welcome. This is totally herbaceous dying completely back after flowering only to reemerge in spring bigger and better than before. The climbing Aconitum we find just a little confusing as to proper identity so the caveat here is this is the name which came with the plant some years back. If we really dig, we might trace this back to a Diana Reeck collection in Yunnan in 1996 but that is best guessing. Nice blooming-sized plants.
Aconitum japonicum
Aconitum japonicum
Price: $10.00
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Quart Pot
Monkshood. This is a fine wildflower from Japan making attractive clumps with cowled dusky lavender flowers. This has been an easy doer increasing easily and the clumps are a snap to divide if you want more. And we always do. This not one for the sunny garden but best in morning sun or light shade. This doesn't get tall staying under 3' and isn't anything to worry about staking. Just a quietly lovely plant except for the unfortunate derisive comments it hurls at passing deer as it is completely unpalatable. Fortunately this commentary lies outside the range of human hearing so there is little chance of offending invited guests.
Aconitum sp. vining CGG14028
Aconitum sp. vining CGG14028
Price: $12.00
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Small Band Pot
Our collection from one of the highest points in the Wumingshan during the Chongqing-Guizhou-Guangxi Expedition in the fall of 2010. We had reached as far as we could on the trail following the western ridge and as we paused to take in one last panoramic view of the lesser peaks arrayed before us, we looked down and there sprawling atop the scrub was this climbing Monkshood. Seed heads were larger than we expected and it has been with anticipation that we have waited for this to bloom which a few did this fall. The flowers are of good size with a bit of variation from soft lavender to mostly a very pleasant medium blue. One seedling is a strange double with the overlapping petals reduced to an Elizabethan collar around the business parts. Now there's a collector's plant! Let us know if yours turns out to be something unique and we'll dicker. Perennial herbaceous vine to 8'-12' dying back in late fall. These are flowering size.
Actaea elata
Actaea elata
Price: $10.00
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Quart Pot
This used to be Cimicifuga elata but is now an Actaea and commonly known as Bugbane. This is one of our of natives found in small areas in the Olympics and more widely west of the Cascades in damp lowland forests in southern Washington and NW Oregon. A good plant with broad maple-ish leaves and tall stems with wands of white flowers sometimes tinged in light pink in late summer. This can get 6'-8' tall but most of that is skinny vertical height so while it is tall, it is not bulky. These have their provenance from SW Washington being seed-grown from a plant we got from our friend Diana Reeck at Collector's Nursery.
Adiantum aleuticum 'Miss Sharples'
Adiantum aleuticum 'Miss Sharples'
Price: $10.00
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Small Band Pot  It is easy enough to get a fern with rich, deep green leaves but sometimes that dark shade garden is just crying out for a little contrast and this fern will provide some subtle relief.  A deciduous species that gets just 18"-24" tall with fronds supported by wiry black stems.  A moisture lover, don't torture it in dry shade. 
Adiantum hispidulum
Adiantum hispidulum
Price: $12.00
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Quart Pot
Rosy Maidenhair Fern. Quite a lovely and adaptable fern nicely at home here in Zone 8 gardens or Zone 7b with mulch for winter protection. Or a good houseplant if mulching isn't your thing. The new growth has salmon tones and matures to a nice green. This is evergreen unless it is in a colder garden. One of our very favorite customers turned us onto this so thanks Virginia!
Adiantum venustum
Adiantum venustum
Price: $9.00
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4" Pot
Himalayan Maidenhair Fern. Evergreen to semi-evergreen creeping fern making the the most textural groundcover imaginable. Salmon pink new growth goes to light olive and finally green leaflets on black wiry stems just 8"-12" high. Likes a loose moist soil but will tolerate dry when established.
Adonis amurensis
Adonis amurensis
Price: $20.00
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4" Pot  One of the class acts of the spring ephemeral parade, this very hardy Japanese species starts hitting the stage in February with yellow flower buds and soon followed by finely divided fern-like foliage.  March is when it really happens, at least here in the Northwest, as these cheery buttercup flowers defy the gray skies which born and bred Washington natives miss if we have too long of a stretch of sun, say if we get into week of blue skies.  This is a fine plant for the rock garden or special niche and expect it to go dormant by late spring.  These are nice divisions which have already flowered with sturdy growth and are starting to root out having been potted in late winter.
Adonis multiflora 'Sandanzaki'
Adonis amurensis 'Sandanzaki'
Price: $35.00
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Quart Pot
Choice rarity from Japan with stunning very early spring flowers. This is a delectable spring ephemeral ideal under deciduous shade where it can bloom in the sun and be shaded later in the season so quite happy in half shade. 'Sandanzaki' means "triple blooming" in Japanese. Growing all these different plants is giving us an odd smattering of different languages beyond our mainstays of ordering a beer and asking for the bathroom. Quite impervious to cold but is a real sissy when it comes to slugs so check on it! This makes an impressive plant in a pot as well. We've seen photos of full pots of this in flower on the show benches in the UK and it is breathtaking. We have offered this before under the species name multiflora but our two year old reference may have been out of date which had amurensis merged into multiflora.  It's a cutthroat world of taxonomic botany out there!
Agapanthus 'Flore Pleno'
Agapanthus 'Flore Pleno'
Price: $18.00
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Gallon Pot  Well-established nice plants of this double flowered selection with sizable heads of pale powder blue flowers on 2' stems above evergreen foliage.  This will give one pause thinking those flowers seem to have that extra something when you realize they do have that extra something - more petals!  A good container plant if overwintered frost-free or fine in the ground here in Western Washington if mulched when winter turns wintery.
Agapanthus 'Timaru'
Agapanthus 'Timaru'
Price: $16.00
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Large Band Pot
Lily of the Nile. New selection from New Zealand and we're tickled to have enough to list. This is one of the hardier Agapanthus and is a nice compact semi-evergreen plant to 30" - it will be deciduous for us most winters though and like all Agapanthus is best mulched in winter to keep frost from the crown. If you are good plant steward and do mulch it then you will be rewarded by a good display of superb dark blue flowers which have a very long bloom period from July to October. Good drainage yet moist in full sun. Very highly regarded in the UK and these could not be any larger in their pots.
Agapanthus 'Timaru'
Agapanthus 'Timaru'
Price: $25.00
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2 Gallon Pot - Nursery Pickup Only

Lily of the Nile. New selection from New Zealand and we're tickled to have enough to list. This is one of the hardier Agapanthus and is a nice compact semi-evergreen plant to 30" - it will be deciduous for us most winters though and like all Agapanthus is best mulched in winter to keep frost from the crown. If you are good plant steward and do mulch it then you will be rewarded by a good display of superb dark blue flowers which have a very long bloom period from July to October. Good drainage yet moist in full sun. Very highly regarded in the UK and these could not be any larger in their pots.  Also available in band pots.
Agapanthus inapertus 'Nigrescens'
Agapanthus inapertus 'Nigrescens'
Price: $9.00
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Small Band Pot
Agapanthus inapertus ssp. pendulus 'Nigrescens' is the complete name of this inky blue-black beauty. Drooping pendulous florets are striking and this form is even darker than the more familiar 'Graskop' . Give it plenty of sun and a good snuggly blanket of mulch in the winter. Good drainage too!
Ageratina altissima 'Chocolate'
Ageratina altissima 'Chocolate'
Price: $10.00
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Medium Band Pot
White Snakeroot. A release from the Mt Cuba Center in Delaware and selected for the richly chocolate colored foliage. This is a very hardy perennial and well named because just like sex, chocolate sells. (I've notice that often one leads to the other) Mid to late summer broccoli heads of small white flowers. Low maintenance.
Ajuga incisa 'Frosted Jade'
Ajuga incisa 'Bikun'
Price: $9.00
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Medium Band Pot
Frosted Jade Ajuga.  A rare Ajuga the likes of which you may have never seen. We all are familiar with the utilitarian carpeting-with-abandon slug magnet ubiquitous in gardens everywhere. This is a different critter altogether and resembles Bugleweed about as much as a Bichon Frise does a Junkyard Dawg. Stays put in a clump with erect stems to 16" with showy leaves of white, green and cream and intense violet blue flowers. This has been one of the most asked about plants in our shade garden and when we say what it is, the answer usually is "That's an Ajuga? Do you have it?"  It is completely deciduous as well which is another mind boggler.  And for slugs - they do like this one too but really it is mainly the new shoots in early spring so we just keep an eye on the growth and if they are getting nibbled then we go out one or two evenings and inflict bodily harm and don't much about the plant afterwards.
Albuca aurea
Albuca aurea
Price: $8.00
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Quart Pot
A very fun South African bulb which can be overwintered outside given good drainage in the winter and a nice mulching to keep it snuggy and warm. Or perfectly easy to grow in a pot and then store in the garage. Lots of yellow and green starry flowers - easy from seed!