SPRING 2018 PLANTS

New list coming this week!- 
by May 30th. 

Some of the plants divided last fall 

are coming right along this spring.  

And I'm still adding more from divisions this past month. 

Please get in touch by email, blog comment, facebook, or phone if you are interested in any of these and arrange a time to come by. 

I'm not ready to schedule an organized plant sale. 

Top of the list are / WERE the Trillium 'Flore Pleno' --  Only nine available (THESE ARE ALL GONE NOW)-- one per please.

I have ONLY 4 quart size pots with a large division and they each have two stems coming up. 

Also there are only 5 quart pots with a single stem. 

ALL OF THEM HAVE BUDS AND ARE STARTING TO BLOOM. 

DO I NEED TO TAKE BIDS ON THESE? 😉

they are ready for planting now. 

Trillium 'Flore Pleno' with second stem coming up. 

The double Trilliums in my garden last year! 

Pictures of the other plants coming along well: 

(click on the caption green colored plant name to go to a link with more information about the plant, then click back arrow to get back to this page. )

1 quart, Hydrangea macrophylla 'Maculata' starts 

Ajuga incisa 'Frosted Jade'  3"starts

Ajuga incisa 'Frosted Jade' 

Dactylorhiza fuchsii - Spotted Marsh Orchid

Primula japonica starts -- Candelabra Primrose

Beesia deltophylla 1 gallon

4" Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' Black Mondo Grass

Phlomis russeliana 1 gal.

Geranium macrorrhizum 6" 

2 gal. Pachyphragma macrophyllum -sold

1 gal. Dicentra formosa, native western Bleeding heart

Hydrangea 'Lemon Zest' 2 gal.

Hydrangea veitchii 2 gal.

there are always lots of other plants around already potted, or even ready to be divided when you come by. 

SEPTEMBER 2014 PLANT SALE PHOTOS

click on pictures to  enlarge:

2 Pulmonaria - Lumgwort- 1 gal.- $ 6

3 Chelone - Turtlehead - $ 4.

12 Beesia deltophylla - 4" - $ 4.

3 Adiantum aleuticum-
Western Maidenhair fern $ 2.

1 Saruma henryi - $3.

2 Veronica pedunclaris -
Creeping speedwell  $3.

5 Geranium macrorrhizum $2 - $5.

2 Actea asiatica- black baneberry
 from Miller botanic garden
in The Highlands,  $4.

1 Begonia grandis - $ 2.

4 Cyclamen hederifolium alba - $4.

2 Campanula persicifolia
Peachleaf Bellflower - blue  $ 2, & $3.

8 Chrysosplenium macrophyllum
weird common name: Giant Golden saxifrage
 3 "pots  -  $ 2.

2 Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigra'
black Mondo Grass - $ 4, & $5.

1 Carex siderosticha, - $ 2.

6 Carex comans 'Frosty Curls'  $ 2.

Impatiens omeiana, - $ 1 gal. -$7

2 Chiastophyllum oppositifolium
 green- $ 3.--Jim's Pride' - $ 5.

1 Saxifraga x urbium 'London Pride'
$ 3.

4 Saxifraga veitchii --3" - $2.

5 Lobelia tupa, $4.

1 Iris siberica 'Nana Alba' - $ 4.

House Plants--Jade plant
Crassula  ovata-  $ 2.

2 Echinops sp. - Globe Thistle, $ 2.

1 Saxifraga x geum - $4.
groundcover for dry shade

3 Iris tectorum- $ 7.
Japanese Roof Iris, blue flowered

4 Ajuga incisa 'Frosted Jade'- $5

2 Sarcococca hookeriana var.
hookeriana - Fragrant Sweetbox
2 gal. - $7.

6 Primula auricula
Purple flowered auricular Primrose
$4.

2 Geranium x oxonianum-
'Katherine Adele' - 4"pot  - $ 3.

TREES and shrubs:

2 Port Orford Cedars
Chameycyparis lawsoniana
4 feet, - $ 8.

2 Styrax- Japanese Bell tree
$4. and $8.

1 Viburnum plicatum tomentosum
doublefile Viburnum
$ 5.

Native Vine Maples
Acer circinnatum - $ 3 to $12

Plant List   September 2014

3 Actea asiatica – Black baneberry from Miller botanic garden- $4.

3 Adiantum aleuticum – maidenhair fern 3” pot $2

4 Ajuga incisa  ‘Frosted jade’ $5.

1 Anemone japonica  ‘Alice’ pink 1-2 gal.$ 3.

2 Anomotheca laxa 'Joan Evans' with seed pods 3 in. $1.

12 Beesia deltophylla – 4”  $4.

1 Begonia grandis – Hardy begonia-  3 “ -$2

2 Campanula persicifolia – blue - $ 2-3

6 Carex comans ‘Frosty Curls’. 3 inch pots $2.

1 Carex siderosticha - $ 2.

3 Chelone – turtlehead in bloom  4inch - $4.

2 Chiastophyllum oppositifolium  1 green -$ 3.  and 1 ‘Jim’s Pride’- $5

8 Chrysosplenium macrophyllum - $2

4 Cyclamen hederifolium alba $4.

3 Dicentra formosa Pacific Bleeding Heart 1 gal. $ 3.

2 Echinops sp.  Globe thistle $2.

1 Fatsia japonica  1 g - $3.

5 Geranium macrorrhizum- $2 - $5

2 Geranium x oxonianum ‘Katherine Adele’ $ 3.

1 Impatiens omeiana 1 gal $7

1 Iris siberica 'Nana Alba' 1- 1gal $4.

3 Iris tectorum, blue Japanese Roof Iris- large 2+ G.- $7.

1 Lavender 'Provence' 3 inch $2.

5 Lobelia tupa - devil's tobacco- great Hummingbird plant $-4

1 Lunaria rediviva - Perennial Money plant 3 inch- $1.

2 Ophiopogon planiscapus – black mondo grass - $5.

1 Polystichum achrostichoides- Christmas fern $4.

6 Primula japonica ‘Postford’s White’  1 qt.  - $ 5.

4 Primula auricula—Purple flowers unnamed variety - $3.

2 Pulmonaria – lungwort – 1 gal. $6

4 Rodgersia sp. 4 inch to 2+ gal. $ 2 - $ 6.

2 Sarcococca hookeriana var. hookeriana  – Fragrant Sweetbox-  2 gal -$7.

1 Saruma henryi - Upright wild ginger-- 3 inch $3.

1 Saxifraga ‘London Pride’ $ 3

4 Saxifraga veitchii - $2

1 Saxifraga x geum  $4

2 Veronica peduncularis ‘Waterperry Blue?’ Creeping speedwell  $3

Trees:

5 +Acer circinatum- native vine Maples various sizes --$3 - $12.

2 Chamaecyparis lawsoniana – Port Orford Cedar 4 feet high -$8.

1 Fatsia japonica  1 gal. $3.

2 Styrax japonica - Japanese snowbell tree. 1 g. -$4, &  2 gal- $ 8.

1 Viburnum plicatum tomentosum – doublefile – 1 gal. $5.

Plus other odds and ends I may find, or you may request a piece of from the garden.

Also, I DO NOT need any more pots, but I can take back those you get from me.

Thanks, Judy -- 425-478-4384

6323 150 pl SW Edmonds

Ann and Dwayne booth’s Plant list:

8+ Bearded Iris

9+ Pacific coast iris seedlings

15 Physalis alkekengi – Japanese Lanterns- http://www.perennials.com/plants/physalis-alkekengi.html

Blueberry plants are available directly from John Solberg:  Blueberry plants

 sun_mtn@comcast.net

See  www.fallcreeknursery.com  for a description of the plants he has available.

MAY GARDEN and RAIN REPORT

Ok, so we had some downpours at the beginning of May--We didn't mean to complain!
Really!! We're sorry if it sounded like complaining.
It was good rain that we needed. Nice rain, good job. 
But you didn't need to stop completely, an occasional 1/2 inch a week would still be very welcome. 
Should we do a dance for you? 

I know a few places got really drenched yesterday around here. But we've been in a bit of a doughnut hole here at our place. Granted,sometimes that's nice. Today I've got the hoses out helping the garden to stop wilting, just so you know.............


End of May update: 
It sure has been a warm dry May around here--a couple two days of light on and mostly off mist in between lots of sun. The garden is sure coming into bloom a lot earlier this year. 
Besides all the Pacific Coast Iris and Arisaemas and Cardiocrinums that we love, here are a few pictures of plants in the May garden 

Rhododendron  'Naselle'
We're not big Rhody fans, but do
love these coral salmon colors

 Rhododendrons everywhere around here this year have been fantastically full of bloom. My theory is that we had a very rainy September last year when the buds were developing.

Polygonatum prattii ?

I first got this little guy from Heronswood as an unnamed collection number, collected in Sichuan in 1996 COBC 96-186. I since found P. prattii from Keeping it Green that looks exactly the same and planted next to the original clump. Yet both of these have much rounder leaves than most pictures I've seen of P. prattii. And these flowers arise upward from the leaf axil.

Polygonatum prattii? 

Paris polyphylla v. yunnanense
just emerging

Paris p v. y side view

Paris p.y. fully open

Chrysosplenium davidianum

Primula japonica

Podophyllum pleianthum

Podophyllum  pleianthum

 

foreground plant is
 Heuchera cylindrica

Onoclea sensibilis

Diphylleia cymosa
( don't spell that Genus wrong
when you are looking for an image)

Enkianthus campanulatus

Cardiocrinum gigantea
v. yunnanense

Viburnum sp.
pink lacecap flowers

   

Polygonatum hookeri

     

 this cute little Polygonatum grows only about 2 inches tall and has relatively big flowers sitting right on top.