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summer. The leaves are dull-green with hairs on both sides. The lavender-pink flowers are also thread-like. See Evergreen Azalea Section ∗R. strigillosum s. Barbatum s.s. Maculiferum (China - Szechwan 7,000-10,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 4’ March Rose +5°F. The long and rather narrow matte green leaves are heavily coated with stiff bristles as well as the stems. The leaf underside has thick woolly indumentum. The growth habit is somewhat upright and open. The juvenile foliage is a unique red color. The tubular bell-shaped rose flowers appear in trusses of 8-12. 10”- 12” R. sutchuenense s. Fortunei s.s. Davidii (China - Szechwan 5,000-8,000 ft.) Some Shade Tall 6’ Early March Rose to White -10°F. This statuesque plant is widely branching with a stiff superstructure that displays large oblong deep matte green leaves with a light green color beneath. The flower color varies from rose, lavender-rose, light mauve or white veiled pink with possible purple freckling. The bell-shaped flowers are held in trusses of 8-12 blooms. 12”- 15” R. tapetiforme s. Lapponicum (Tibet, Burma 11,500-15,000 ft.) Sun or Part Shade Low 2’ Late March Pink to Purple -5°F. A low growing shrub with small elliptic or oblong leaves. The top side is dark green with semi-transparent scales, while the reverse side is reddish-brown and scaly. Broadly funnel-shaped flowers range in color from pink to pale rose-purple, or deep purplish blue. 8”- 10”, 12”- 15” R. thayeranum s. Arboreum s.s. Argyrophyllum (China - Szechwan 9,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 5’ Late June White to Pink 0°F. An upright plant with large 8” long narrow green leaves with a hint of buff indumentum beneath. The compact blooms of white, blush-pink or pink are presented in flower clusters of 10-20. (Fall 2012) 6”- 8” R. thomsonii s. and s.s Thomsonii (Sikkim, Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet 10,000-14,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 5’ Late April Red +5°F. This upright plant has an infrastructure that exhibits deep red bark. The dark green leaves have a blue-white to pale green top surface and a glaucous underside. This plant displays a parade of loose 10-12 flower clusters, each bell-shaped, 2½” long of dark blood red with a ¾” long calyx. (Fall 2012) 6”- 8” R. tsangpoense s. and s.s. Glaucophyllum (S.E. Tibet, Burma 8,000- 13,000 ft.) Sun or Part Shade Low 3’ May Pink to Purple 0°F. Upright, open growing plant displaying foliage that has dark matte green leaves on the top surface while the underside is very glaucous and scaly. Flowers are bell-shaped and range from pink, pinkish purple to deep violet. var. pruniflorum - Underside of the leaves are very scaly. 12”- 15” ∗R. tsariense s. Campanulatum. (Tibet, Bhutan 11,500-14,500 ft.) Some Shade Low 3’ Late March Pink -5°F. A rounded and spreading plant with beautiful foliage of smooth, jade green leaves that cover the top and a thick woolly texture beneath. The bell-shaped flushed-pink blooms with red freckling are held in loose trusses of 3-4. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” R. wardii s. Thomsonii s.s. Souliei (S. E. Tibet, China - Yunnan, Szechwan 10,000-14,000 ft.) Sun or Part Shade Medium 4’ Early May Yellow -5°F. An upright and spreading plant with an informal growth habit, parading 4” long rounded oval-shaped dark green leaves above and light glaucous beneath. Presented in loose rounded flower clusters of 7-14, blooms have lemon yellow to sunshine yellow veiled green incorporated within, and highlighted by a red flare in the throat. 10”- 12” R. wasonii s. Taliense s.s. Wasonii (China - Szechwan) Sun/Pt. Shade Medium 4’ Late April White/Pink/Yellow -5°F. This upright and spreading plant is handsomely shrouded in deep forest green leaves above with thick felt-like cocoa brown or terra cotta indu- 78 mentum below. Trumpet-shaped flowers vary in color from white to pale cream, pink, rose or yellow poised in airy flat-topped blooms of 6-10. var. Affinite - (Fall 2012) 6”- 8” R. wightii s. Lacteum (Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Tibet, N.E. Upper Burma 11,000- 14,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 5’ Late April Cream/Yellow +5°F. This plant displays an open promenade with an informal leaf distribution. Large 8” leaves are oblong, lance-shaped, bright emerald green with buff of russet felt-like indumentum below. Uneven lax-shaped blooms of 20 bell-shaped 2” long flowers exhibit colors which include creamy-yellow to lemon yellow, to buff-yellow, to occasionally white with red freckling or flare/freckling. (Fall 2012) 6”- 8” ∗R. williamsianum s. Thomsonii s.s. Williamsianum (China - Szechwan 8,000-10,000 ft.) Sun or Part Shade Low 3’ Late April Pink -5°F. The rounded, smooth-textured green leaf has a blue-green reverse side with a partial covering of small hairs and glands. The juvenile foliage is a beautiful bronze color. The bell-shaped pink blooms hang in clusters. The growth habit is dense, compact and spreading. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” R. wiltonii s. Taliense s.s. Wasonii (China - Szechwan 7,000-9,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 4’ Late April White to Pink -5°F. The 5” long glossy and wrinkled top leaf surface has a light tan or brown indumentum. The bell-shaped white to soft pink flowers with a red eye are held in trusses up to 10. The growth habit is somewhat mounding and compact. 10”- 12” ∗R. yakushimanum s. Ponticum s.s. Caucasicum (Japan) Sun Low 3’ Mid-May Pink to White -25°F. This well-branching and rounded growing plant has smooth-textured dark green leaves with thick or woolly bronze indumentum. The new growth has silvery-gray felted texture. The light pink bloom fades to white trusses of 10 flowers each. The plant buds young, blooms consistently and most varieties propagate easily. Ben Nelson Form - a wonderful plant form. 12”- 15” Berg form - a well branching, dense plant form. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” Caperci Form - large blooms. 12”- 15” Exbury Form - this variety blooms in mid May and has a smaller new growth which is a silvery-gray color. 8”- 10”, 10”- 12” Fawcett Form - a larger flat leaf with pink striped markings from the margin to the throat on each lobe. 12”- 15” Huey - a lighter buff colored indumentum. 10”- 12” Ken Janeck - a larger leaf and plant size. The darker of all the pink blooms. 8”- 10”, 12”- 15”, 15”- 18” Koichiro Wada - formerly called the F.C.C. form. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” Mist Maiden - a larger plant form with an appleblossom pink bloom fading to white. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” Phetteplace Form - a larger growing plant. 12”- 15” Pierce Form - a later bloom time. 12”- 15” Pink Parasol - a somewhat larger growing plant with darker pink bloom color. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” Van Zile Form - a plant with persistent tomentum. 10”- 12” White Velvet - new juvenile silvery-white foliage unfolds to dark green leaves with thick tan indumentum. 8”- 10”, 12”- 15” Whitney Form - a plant that blooms somewhat earlier than the Exbury Form and the leaf shape is more rounded. New growth is a buff color. 8”- 10”, 10”- 12” Yaku Angel - The leaf is narrower, longer and more convex. The bloom shows less pink color. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” ∗R. yunnanense s. Triflorum s.s. Yunnanense. (Burma, Tibet, China- Yunnan & Szechwan 6,500-14,000 ft.) Some Shade Medium 5’ Early May White 0°F. A beautifully tall and slender, open and upright growing willowy plant. The 4” long dark green scaly leaves become partly deciduous in the fall. The open funnel-shaped white flowers with red freckling are in clusters of 3-5. A very consistent and prolific blooming plant. Bodinieri - a blush creamy-pink flower embellished with a showy orange eye. 12”- 15” Lavender - Lavender funnel-shaped flowers. 10”- 12”, 12”- 15” White/Red Eye - 12”-15” Buy a Garden or Kitchen Apron 100% of the Proceeds Support High School Scholorships Website: www.whitneygardens.com • Brinnon, WA 98320 • Ph: (800) 952-2404 • Fx: (360) 796-3556 Email: info@whitneygardens.com

Shrubs, Trees & Vines BERBERIS - BARBERRY Barberry - thunbergii var. atropurpurea - These plants are adaptable and tolerate dry and urban conditions. They do not like extremely wet areas, but do best in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or part shade. They color best when grown in full sun. Easily pruned to create perfect hedges or left natural to blend in with other garden plants. Grown for their ornamental foliage and striking fall color they form fine textured dense rounded shrubs. Small cup-shaped flowers line the branches followed by small, bright glossy red fruit that persists into winter. Hardy to -20°F. Aurea Nana - The intensely golden yellow foliage of spring greens up a bit as the leaves mature. This rounded shrub grows 2’- 3’ tall as wide and features brilliant red berries in the fall. 12”- 15” $25.00 Bagatelle - Small rounded leaves of bright claret in summer turn flame red in the fall. This dense rounded shrub grows only 18” tall as wide and bears a profusion of yellow-orange flowers in the spring. 12”- 15” $25.00 . Concorde - A dwarf variety that grows 2’ tall as wide, with shiny wine colored foliage. Flowers are bright yellow which is very attractive against the darker foliage. 12”- 15” $30.00 Crimson Pygmy - Smaller, dwarf variety with nice dark blood red leaves that hold their color throughout the season. A rounded globeshaped growing to 2’ tall as wide. 12”- 15” $25.00 Helmond Pillar - This striking plant has dark, pink-burgundy leaves that forms a narrow, pencil straight column growing 4’ tall and 1’ wide. 18”- 24” $35.00 Lime Glow - Soft variegation of green to lime green is a beautiful spotlight for any garden. Grows 5’ tall as wide. 12”- 15” $25.00 Red Carpet - Bright orange new growth turns burgundy in the summer on a plant growing 24” tall and 30” wide. Small yellow flowers in spring are followed by bright red berries in the fall. 15”- 18” $35.00 Rose Glow - Beautiful rose-pink new foliage is mottled with deeper redpurple and sometimes lighter blotches. The leaves turn deep wine colored in the summer and finally to scarlet for the fall, growing 3’ tall as wide. 12’- 15” $25.00 Ruby Carousel - A weeping form with small ruby red foliage that turns brilliant scarlet in the fall. Grows 3’ tall as wide. 18”- 24” $35.00 Callicarpa - bodinieri var. giraldi - Beauty Berry - Profusion - A large upright, vase-shaped growing shrub with small lilac or purplish-pink flowers in July & August. Young foliage is bronze-purple, turning dark green in summer and finally becoming golden-purple in the fall. A profusion of striking violet bead-like berries cling to the branches in gorgeous clusters after the leaves fall for a wonderful early winter display. Grows to 6’ tall as wide and can be planted in most soils. Plant in full sun for best color. Hardy to -10°F. 24”- 30” $20.00 Ceanothus - Victoria California Lilac - This is an upright growing plant to 9’ tall and 10’- 12’ wide. It has lush deep emerald green leaves beautifully presented and amply produced along with exquisite bright blue flower clusters that show color in late May/early June. Plant in full sun with only enough water to establish the plant. This is a very drought tolerant plant. Can be pruned/sheared very successfully however it must be protected (if possible) as it is only hardy to +10°F. 10”- 12” $15.00, 12”- 24” $25.00 CORNUS - DOGWOODS Cornus Kousa Dogwood - Cornaceae - These summer blooming trees are very disease resistant and can grow to 20’ tall and 15’ wide with a refined horizontal branching pattern covered with lustrous green leaves 4” long. The leaves of fall turn to scarlet-orange and golden yellows, with red-orange flower bracts. Blooms vary in size, shape and color. Locate in well-drained soil, with ample light and sufficient nutrients and water. Hardy to -20°F. chinensis - A profusion of large white bracts. 3’- 4’ $65.00 Heart Throb - Large 4”, long-lasting reddish to rose pink flowers in spring, with red fruit in the fall. 4’- 5’ $125.00 Milky Way - Masses of white blooms tinged pale green. 3’- 4’, $65.00, Satomi - Best of all the pink groups of Kousa Dogwoods. (However, flower intensity may vary through the first season to a blush pink or white. Once established pink tones will intensify.) Attractive horizontal tiers of pink blooms. 4’- 5’ $115.00 Summer Fun - Green leaves, edged in creamy white, turning bright pink in the fall. Small white star shaped flowers in June. 3’- 4’ $80.00 Wolf Eyes - Beautiful variegation on this small growing tree to 6’. Creamy white blooms appear in early summer. Leaves are ruffled with well-defined margins. Fall foliage is pink to red. 2’- 3’ $45.00, 3’- 4’ $90.00 Cotinus coggygria - Rhus continus - Smoke Tree - Royal Purple - A well-branching deciduous shrub-like tree (to 25 ft.) has wonderful purple leaf color, lasting throughout the season. Large open clusters of fading flowers look like dramatic puffs of smoke are exhibited in July. Grow in full sun with limited water, in order to prevent root rot. 2’- 3’ $35.00 Grace - Large cloud-like pink blooms that measure over 1 foot across are paraded on a more vigorous shrub with a beautiful canopy of long 4”- 6” leaves of resonant red of spring changing to deeper tonal nuances. 2’- 3’ $35.00 Golden Spirit - Brilliant golden-yellow leaves in spring to a rainbow of gold, coral, orange and red in fall. 8’- 10’ in 20 years. 2’- 3’ $45.00 Velvet Cloak - A handsome purple form, maintaining good color through most of the summer, changing to reddish purple in the fall on a rounded tree growing 10’- 15’ in 20 years. 2’- 3’ $35.00 DAPHNE Daphne - Thymelaeaceae - Many different forms of Daphne are available on the commercial market. We inventory more at the nursery, than we do in this catalogue. (E) Evergreen, (D) Deciduous D. bholua - (E) Large growing variety to 8’ with narrow green foliage and attractive light tan bark. Clusters of very fragrant light pink flowers appear in late winter. Hardy to -10°F.15”- 18” $45.00 D. burkwoodii - Carol Mackie - (D) Green variegated leaves are presented with yellow-gold margins. Fragrant white buds and flowers accent this plant in June. Hardy to -20°F. 15”- 18” $25.00 D. x burkwoodii - Somerset - (E) Masses of fragrant pink flowers with light pink to white lobes in late spring on a plant growing 5’ tall as wide. Hardy to -20°F. 12”- 15” $25.00 D. Eternal Fragrance - (E) A small bush 2’ x 2’ producing a powerful fragrance from the cream and pink flushed flowers that appear from April to October. Hardy to 0°F. 12”- 15” $25.00 D. x medfordensis - Lawrence Crocker - (E) Glossy, dark green leaves form a dense mound to 12” tall as wide. Very fragrant lavender flowers from spring through fall. Hardy to -10°F. 10”- 12” $42.50 D. mezereum - February Daphne - (D) Multi-branching growth has stiff, twiggy stems that form a rounded silhouette that displays masses of fragrant magenta flower clusters, carried along the many stems. Small leaves follow and finally culminate with clusters of red fruit in August/ September, which by the way are very poisonous. Plant in full sun or part shade with terrific drainage and infrequent watering. This plant is hardy to -34°F. 6”- 8” $15.00 D. Napolitana - (E) Lovely low growing shrub with dark green foliage and rose-pink fragrant flowers in spring Grows 2’ tall as wide. Hardy to 0°F. 12”- 15” $37.50 D. odora. Winter Daphne - (E) This plant blooms in February/March and grows 2’- 3’ high with a greater spread 3’- 4’ wide in 10 years. Lustrous 3” long green, thick leaves support appealing small flowers of pink to dark scarlet on the outside, interfaced with a pale pink throat forming clusters above the branch terminous. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $30.00 D. o. Marginata - (E) Dense, mounding shrub with intensely fragrant clusters of flowers in late winter. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $30.00 D. o. Zuiko Nishiki - (E) Dark glossy green leaves on a compact growing plant 3’ x 3’. Extremely fragrant pink and white flower clusters in late winter. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $45.00 D. retusa - (E) A dwarf grower, with glossy, dark green leaves and very fragrant flowers of purple-red outside and white within for spring and summer, followed by red fruit for fall. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $40.00 Website: www.whitneygardens.com. • Brinnon, WA 98320 • Ph: (800) 952-2404 • Fx: (360) 796-3556 Email: info@whitneygardens.com 79

Shrubs, Trees & Vines<br />

BERBERIS - BARBERRY<br />

Barberry - thunbergii var. atropurpurea - These plants are adaptable and<br />

tolerate dry and urban conditions. They do not like extremely wet areas,<br />

but do best in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or part shade. They<br />

color best when grown in full sun. Easily pruned to create perfect hedges<br />

or left natural to blend in with o<strong>the</strong>r garden plants. Grown for <strong>the</strong>ir ornamental<br />

foliage and striking fall color <strong>the</strong>y form fine textured dense<br />

rounded shrubs. Small cup-shaped flowers line <strong>the</strong> branches followed by<br />

small, bright glossy red fruit that persists into winter. Hardy to -20°F.<br />

Aurea Nana - The intensely golden yellow foliage of spring greens up a<br />

bit as <strong>the</strong> leaves mature. This rounded shrub grows 2’- 3’ tall as wide and<br />

features brilliant red berries in <strong>the</strong> fall. 12”- 15” $25.00<br />

Bagatelle - Small rounded leaves of bright claret in summer turn flame<br />

red in <strong>the</strong> fall. This dense rounded shrub grows only 18” tall as wide and<br />

bears a profusion of yellow-orange flowers in <strong>the</strong> spring. 12”- 15”<br />

$25.00 .<br />

Concorde - A dwarf variety that grows 2’ tall as wide, with shiny wine<br />

colored foliage. Flowers are bright yellow which is very attractive<br />

against <strong>the</strong> darker foliage. 12”- 15” $30.00<br />

Crimson Pygmy - Smaller, dwarf variety with nice dark blood red<br />

leaves that hold <strong>the</strong>ir color throughout <strong>the</strong> season. A rounded globeshaped<br />

growing to 2’ tall as wide. 12”- 15” $25.00<br />

Helmond Pillar - This striking plant has dark, pink-burgundy leaves that<br />

forms a narrow, pencil straight column growing 4’ tall and 1’ wide. 18”-<br />

24” $35.00<br />

Lime Glow - Soft variegation of green to lime green is a beautiful spotlight<br />

for any garden. Grows 5’ tall as wide. 12”- 15” $25.00<br />

Red Carpet - Bright orange new growth turns burgundy in <strong>the</strong> summer<br />

on a plant growing 24” tall and 30” wide. Small yellow flowers in spring<br />

are followed by bright red berries in <strong>the</strong> fall. 15”- 18” $35.00<br />

Rose Glow - Beautiful rose-pink new foliage is mottled with deeper redpurple<br />

and sometimes lighter blotches. The leaves turn deep wine colored<br />

in <strong>the</strong> summer and finally to scarlet for <strong>the</strong> fall, growing 3’ tall as<br />

wide. 12’- 15” $25.00<br />

Ruby Carousel - A weeping form with small ruby red foliage that turns<br />

brilliant scarlet in <strong>the</strong> fall. Grows 3’ tall as wide. 18”- 24” $35.00<br />

Callicarpa - bodinieri var. giraldi - Beauty Berry - Profusion - A large<br />

upright, vase-shaped growing shrub with small lilac or purplish-pink<br />

flowers in July & August. Young foliage is bronze-purple, turning dark<br />

green in summer and finally becoming golden-purple in <strong>the</strong> fall. A profusion<br />

of striking violet bead-like berries cling to <strong>the</strong> branches in gorgeous<br />

clusters after <strong>the</strong> leaves fall for a wonderful early winter display. Grows<br />

to 6’ tall as wide and can be planted in most soils. Plant in full sun for<br />

best color. Hardy to -10°F. 24”- 30” $20.00<br />

Ceanothus - Victoria California Lilac - This is an upright growing<br />

plant to 9’ tall and 10’- 12’ wide. It has lush deep emerald green leaves<br />

beautifully presented and amply produced along with exquisite bright<br />

blue flower clusters that show color in late May/early June. Plant in full<br />

sun with only enough water to establish <strong>the</strong> plant. This is a very drought<br />

tolerant plant. Can be pruned/sheared very successfully however it<br />

must be protected (if possible) as it is only hardy to +10°F. 10”- 12”<br />

$15.00, 12”- 24” $25.00<br />

CORNUS - DOGWOODS<br />

Cornus Kousa Dogwood - Cornaceae - These summer blooming trees<br />

are very disease resistant and can grow to 20’ tall and 15’ wide with a<br />

refined horizontal branching pattern covered with lustrous green leaves<br />

4” long. The leaves of fall turn to scarlet-orange and golden yellows,<br />

with red-orange flower bracts. Blooms vary in size, shape and color.<br />

Locate in well-drained soil, with ample light and sufficient nutrients and<br />

water. Hardy to -20°F.<br />

chinensis - A profusion of large white bracts. 3’- 4’ $65.00<br />

Heart Throb - Large 4”, long-lasting reddish to rose pink flowers in<br />

spring, with red fruit in <strong>the</strong> fall. 4’- 5’ $125.00<br />

Milky Way - Masses of white blooms tinged pale green. 3’- 4’, $65.00,<br />

Satomi - Best of all <strong>the</strong> pink groups of Kousa Dogwoods. (However,<br />

flower intensity may vary through <strong>the</strong> first season to a blush pink or<br />

white. Once established pink tones will intensify.) Attractive horizontal<br />

tiers of pink blooms. 4’- 5’ $115.00<br />

Summer Fun - Green leaves, edged in creamy white, turning bright pink<br />

in <strong>the</strong> fall. Small white star shaped flowers in June. 3’- 4’ $80.00<br />

Wolf Eyes - Beautiful variegation on this small growing tree to 6’.<br />

Creamy white blooms appear in early summer. Leaves are ruffled with<br />

well-defined margins. Fall foliage is pink to red. 2’- 3’ $45.00, 3’- 4’<br />

$90.00<br />

Cotinus coggygria - Rhus continus - Smoke Tree - Royal Purple - A<br />

well-branching deciduous shrub-like tree (to 25 ft.) has wonderful purple<br />

leaf color, lasting throughout <strong>the</strong> season. Large open clusters of fading<br />

flowers look like dramatic puffs of smoke are exhibited in July. Grow in<br />

full sun with limited water, in order to prevent root rot. 2’- 3’ $35.00<br />

Grace - Large cloud-like pink blooms that measure over 1 foot across<br />

are paraded on a more vigorous shrub with a beautiful canopy of long<br />

4”- 6” leaves of resonant red of spring changing to deeper tonal nuances.<br />

2’- 3’ $35.00<br />

Golden Spirit - Brilliant golden-yellow leaves in spring to a rainbow of<br />

gold, coral, orange and red in fall. 8’- 10’ in 20 years. 2’- 3’ $45.00<br />

Velvet Cloak - A handsome purple form, maintaining good color<br />

through most of <strong>the</strong> summer, changing to reddish purple in <strong>the</strong> fall on a<br />

rounded tree growing 10’- 15’ in 20 years. 2’- 3’ $35.00<br />

DAPHNE<br />

Daphne - Thymelaeaceae - Many different forms of Daphne are available<br />

on <strong>the</strong> commercial market. We inventory more at <strong>the</strong> nursery, than<br />

we do in this catalogue. (E) Evergreen, (D) Deciduous<br />

D. bholua - (E) Large growing variety to 8’ with narrow green foliage<br />

and attractive light tan bark. Clusters of very fragrant light pink flowers<br />

appear in late winter. Hardy to -10°F.15”- 18” $45.00<br />

D. burkwoodii - Carol Mackie - (D) Green variegated leaves are presented<br />

with yellow-gold margins. Fragrant white buds and flowers<br />

accent this plant in June. Hardy to -20°F. 15”- 18” $25.00<br />

D. x burkwoodii - Somerset - (E) Masses of fragrant pink flowers with<br />

light pink to white lobes in late spring on a plant growing 5’ tall as wide.<br />

Hardy to -20°F. 12”- 15” $25.00<br />

D. Eternal Fragrance - (E) A small bush 2’ x 2’ producing a powerful<br />

fragrance from <strong>the</strong> cream and pink flushed flowers that appear from<br />

April to October. Hardy to 0°F. 12”- 15” $25.00<br />

D. x medfordensis - Lawrence Crocker - (E) Glossy, dark green leaves<br />

form a dense mound to 12” tall as wide. Very fragrant lavender flowers<br />

from spring through fall. Hardy to -10°F. 10”- 12” $42.50<br />

D. mezereum - February Daphne - (D) Multi-branching growth has<br />

stiff, twiggy stems that form a rounded silhouette that displays masses of<br />

fragrant magenta flower clusters, carried along <strong>the</strong> many stems. Small<br />

leaves follow and finally culminate with clusters of red fruit in August/<br />

September, which by <strong>the</strong> way are very poisonous. Plant in full sun or part<br />

shade with terrific drainage and infrequent watering. This plant is hardy<br />

to -34°F. 6”- 8” $15.00<br />

D. Napolitana - (E) Lovely low growing shrub with dark green foliage<br />

and rose-pink fragrant flowers in spring Grows 2’ tall as wide. Hardy to<br />

0°F. 12”- 15” $37.50<br />

D. odora. Winter Daphne - (E) This plant blooms in February/March<br />

and grows 2’- 3’ high with a greater spread 3’- 4’ wide in 10 years.<br />

Lustrous 3” long green, thick leaves support appealing small flowers of<br />

pink to dark scarlet on <strong>the</strong> outside, interfaced with a pale pink throat<br />

forming clusters above <strong>the</strong> branch terminous. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18”<br />

$30.00<br />

D. o. Marginata - (E) Dense, mounding shrub with intensely fragrant<br />

clusters of flowers in late winter. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $30.00<br />

D. o. Zuiko Nishiki - (E) Dark glossy green leaves on a compact growing<br />

plant 3’ x 3’. Extremely fragrant pink and white flower clusters in<br />

late winter. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $45.00<br />

D. retusa - (E) A dwarf grower, with glossy, dark green leaves and very<br />

fragrant flowers of purple-red outside and white within for spring and<br />

summer, followed by red fruit for fall. Hardy to 0°F. 15”- 18” $40.00<br />

Website: www.whitneygardens.com. • Brinnon, WA 98320 • Ph: (800) 952-2404 • Fx: (360) 796-3556<br />

Email: info@whitneygardens.com 79

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