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Recent cold temperatures have sparked a blaze of fall color and cauesd most of our plants to go dormant, making now an ideal time to ship them! Even though the weather is getting cooler, the soil has residual warmth from summer, allowing the roots to grow even through the end of November in most parts of the country.
Now through Sunday, take advantage of tier discounts on everything except for products marked as specimens or hedges:
- Save 10% on orders of $250+
- Save 15% on orders of $400+
- Save 20% on orders of $600+
Check out that stunning fall color I mentioned and 7 of our favorite #5 and #7 size crops featured below.
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Save up to 20% on your order!
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Pseudotsuga menziesii 'Mt. Angel Blue'
#7, 18-24" $249.99 $224.99! Ships free
This Conifer Kingdom Exclusive was introduced by our own Stephanie Pratt. Found as a witch's broom at Evergreen Golf Course in Mt. Angel, the bright silver-blue growth and its tendency to produce cones make this an exceptional new dwarf. Now we are offering a handful of the original plants for sale in 7-gallon containers.
Limited Quantity Available!
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Pinus contorta var. latifolia 'Chief Joseph'
#7, 24-30" $424.99 $361.24! Ships free
One magnificent conifer that truly needs no introduction! Green summer needles begin turning gold in the fall. By winter, this plant is absolutely brilliant gold. Our 7-gallon crop pictured above is absolutely stunning and worth every penny. No way you would be disappointed with one of these gems! If you are looking for a more irregular, sculptural plant versus more compact/upright, just let us know so we can find one that fits your needs.
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Picea pungens 'Scottie'
This compact spruce has a very unique appearance with very symmetrical branches ascending to form a teardrop shape. The dwarf growth habit is preserved by propagating from cuttings rather than grafting, making this blue spruce a very unique and uncommon selection. Our 6-year-old plants are beginning to attain the distinctive shape!
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Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' ('Maiku jaku')
Large green leaves are deeply divided, hence the occasionally used name "fern leaf." Spring leaves are pubescent and typically emerge with a profusion of red to burgundy flowers. Fall color is possibly the most spectacular of all maples, hence the name "dancing peacock." Fall colors are brilliant crimson to orange.
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Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Hoepken's Silberstar'
An upright, columnar variety with silvery blue and green foliage. Originated as a seedling selection. A strong grower that does not get too large!
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Picea sitchensis 'Uncle Wiley'
Pointed needles have a lovely blue and green appearance on this new dwarf spruce. This cultivar originated as a witch's broom at University of Oregon, discovered by Doug Wilson and named for his son, Wiley. A lovely, slow-growing spruce with a nice two-tone color.
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Pinus lambertiana 'Secret Sugar'
A unique dwarf form of the uncommon Sugar Pine found as a witch's broom by Dan Spear in the San Bernadino Mts. of Southern California. Needles shorter than the species are bright green. Soft texture and somewhat irregular branching make this variety a worthwhile addition to any conifer collection.
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Perhaps you have seen some new and different plants being listed on our website. In addition to our extensive assortment of conifers and Japanese maples, we are now offering a collection of plants that are useful for hedges as well as pre-finished InstantHedge units!
Some of these offerings are useful for privacy hedges, while others like the boxwood help create a border in the garden. Check out the example below, photographed just a few weeks after the hedge border was installed! |
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Buxus x 'Green Mountain' - MiniHedge
DRAWING -- Every order placed between now and Monday, December 2nd (Cyber Monday) will receive one entry to win a 3-box set (8 linear feet) of our Boxwood MiniHedges, a value of $450!** You can also get the à la carte option listed below.
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For more details about the drawing, click here.
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