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Growing Clematis These wonderful perennial vines display delightful clusters of blooms, from eary spring throughout the summer and some into the fall. Though Clematis have sometimes been labeled ‘finicky’ or ‘hard to grow’, they can be grown with flying colors when you do the following: 1) Place in a sunny spot where the soil is shaded by nearby plants or ground covers. 2) Provide a trellis or framework for the vine to climb, such as a fence top, roof gables or a tree. 3) Clematis like a well-drained soil that is near a neutral in pH. For the more acid soils west of the Cascades, one medium handful of dolomite lime mixed into the soil beneath the plant’s root ball will help to gradually sweeten the soil. (Do not use hydrated lime, as it will burn.) 4) Plant the root ball one or two inches below the surrounding soil level, to help the plant develop a strong crown. Clematis are hardy from -30°F. to -40°F. This is a list of blooming/pruning information for the varieties available here at the Nursery. To clarify, the pruning comments indicated below, hard means cutting the whole plant down to about 6” to 8” above the ground level and none means trimming only to guide or shape the plant. Prune after bloom, conserving the major stems. Corrective light pruning/pinching helps to encourage lower branching to stave off an exposed base. Both evergreen clematis armandii and paniculata are hardy to -10°F. as well as the montanas. 1 gallon $15.00, 2 gallon clematis - $20.00 VARIETY COLOR 82 FLOWER BLOOM PLANT SIZE TIME SIZE PRUNING armandii Apple Blossom Fragrant pink 1-2” Early Spring 20’-25’ None armandii Snowdrift Fragrant White 1-2” Early Spring 15’-20’ None Barbara Harrington Rose Pink 4-6” Spring, Early Fall 6’-9’ None Barbara Jackman Mauve & pink bicolor 4-6” Spring, Early Fall 6’-9’ None Bee’s Jubilee Pink & carmine bicolor 6-7” Spring, Early Fall 8’-10’ None Belle of Woking Blue 4-6” Spring, Early Fall 6’-9’ None Blue Ravine Lilac blue 7-9” Spring, Early Fall 6’-9’ None Countess de Bouchaud Rose pink 4-6” Summer 8’-12’ Hard Dr. Rupple Pink & red bicolor 6-8” Spring, Early Fall 8’-12’ None Duchess of Edinburgh Double white 4-6” Spring, Early Fall 8’-12’ None Ernest Markham Bright magenta 4-5” Summer 10’-13’ Hard General Sikorski Medium blue 6-8” Summer 8’-10’ None Gillian Blades White 5-7” Early Spring 6’-8’ Hard Gypsy Queen Velvet purple 4-6” Summer 10’-12’ Hard Henryi White 6-8” Spring, Early Fall 8’-10’ None Jackmanii Purple 4-5” Summer 8’-12’ Hard John Warren Pink 8-10” Summer 8’-10’ None Lincoln Star Raspberry & pink bicolor 5-6” Spring, Early Fall 8’-10’ None Madame Edouard Andre Red 4-6” Summer 8’-10’ Hard montana Grandiflora Scented white 2-3” Early Spring 20’-30’ None montana Pink Perfecttion Scented pink 2-3” Early Spring 20’-30’ None Multi-Blue Blue 4-5” Spring, Early Fall 6’-8’ None Nelly Moser Red 5-6” Spring, Early Fall 8’-12’ None Niobe Red 5-6” Summer 8’-12’ None Pink Champagne Fuschia 5-8” Summer 6’-8’ None Ramona Blue 5-7” Summer 8’-10’ None Rouge Cardinal Bright crimson 4-6” Summer 8’-10’ Hard The President Deep bluish purple 6-8” Spring, Summer 8’-10’ None vitcella Etoile Violette Purple, yellow anthers 2-3” Summer, Fall 8’-14’ Hard Ville de Lyon Red with yellow center 5-6” Summer 8’-12’ Hard Warsaw Nike Purple 4-5” Summer 8’-12’ Hard Will Goodwin Blue, yellow center 5-7” Summer, Fall 8’-10’ None Website: www.whitneygardens.com • Brinnon, WA 98320 • Ph: (800) 952-2404 • Fx: (360) 796-3556 Email: info@whitneygardens.com
Acer - Maple 62-70 Campestre 70 *Circinatum 71 Griseum 70 Japonicum 62 Palmatum 62-70 Pseudoplatanus 70 Shirasawanum 62 Sieboldianum 70 Azalea - Deciduous 42-44 Azalea - Evergreen 45-50 Camellias 38 Conifers 39-41 Abies - Fir 39 Cedrus - Cedar 39 Chamaecyparis 39-40 Cryptomeria - Japanese Cedar 40 Cupressocyparis - Leyland Cypresss 40 Juniperus - Juniper 40 Larix - Larch 40 Picea - Spruce 40-41 Pinus - Pine 41 *Pseudotsuga - Douglas Fir 71 Schiadopitys - Umbrella Pine 41 Sequoiadendron - Giant Redwood 41 Taxus - Yew 41 Thuja - Eastern Arborvitae 41 *Thuja - Western Red Cedar 71 Tsuga - Hemlock 41 Kalmia - Mountain Laurel 61 Magnolia 61 Native Plants 71 Abies Concolor - White Fir 71 Amelanchier - Serviceberry 71 Holodiscus - Ocean Spray 71 Physocarpus - Ninebark 71 Ribes - Red Flowering Currant 71 Vaccinium - Evergreen Hucleberry 71 Perennials 51-60 Achillea - Yarrow 51 Ajuga 51 Alcea - Hollyhock 51 Anemone - Japanese Windflower 51 Aquilegia - Columbine 51 Arabis - Rockcress 51 Arenaria - Sandwort 51 *Asarum - Wild Ginger 71 Astilbe - False Spiraea 51 Aubrieta 51 Aurinia - Mountain Gold 51 Bellis - English Daisy 51-52 Bellium 52 Bergenia - Pigsqueak 52 Bulbs 52 Plant Index Brunnera 52 Campanula - Bellflower 52 Cerastium - Snow in Summer 52 Coreopsis - Tickweed 52 *Cornus Bunchberry 71 Corydalis 52-53 Crocosmia 52 Delphinium 53 Dianthus - Pinks 53 Dianthus - Carnation 53 Dianthus - Sweet William 53 Dicentra - Bleeding Heart 53 Digitalis - Foxglove 53 Echinacea - Coneflower 53 Eroduim - Heron’s Bill 54 Eryngium - Sea Holly 54 Erysimum - Wall Flower 54 Euphorbia - Spurge 54 Ferns 54 Fuchsia (Hardy) 54 Gaillardia - Blanket Flower 54 Galium - Sweet Woodruff 55 *Gaultheria - Salal 71 Gaultheria - Wintergreen 55 Gaura 55 Geranium - Cranesbill 55 Geum - Grecian Rose 55 Grasses 55 Gypsophila - Baby’s Breath 55 Heather 55 Hebe 55-56 Helianthemum - Rockrose 56 Helleborus 56 Hepatica 56 Heuchera - Coral Bells 56 Hosta - Plantain Lily 57 Hypericum - St. John’s Wort 57 Iberis - Candytuff 57 Iris 52 Isotoma - Blue Star Creeper 57 *Kinnichinnick 71 Kniphofia 57 Lavendula - Lavender 57 Laventera 57 Leonotis 58 Leptinella 58 Leucanthemum - Shasta Daisy 58 Lewisia - Bitterroot 58 Lilium - Asiatic Lily 58 Lilium - Oriental Lily 58 Lithadora 58 Lupinus - Lupine 58 Oxalis - Shamrock 58 Paeonia - Peony 58 Papaver - Poppy 58-59 Penstemon 59 Perovskia - Russian Sage 59 Phlox 59 Phygelius 59 Physostegia - Obedient Plant 59 Potentilla 59 Pratia 59 Primula - Primrose 59 Pulsatilla - Pasque Flower 59 Rheum - Ornamental Rhubarb 59 Salvia 59-60 Saxifraga 60 Sedum 60 Selaginella 60 Sempervivum - Hens and Chicks 60 Silene 60 Sisyrinchium 60 Tanacetum 60 Thymus - Thyme 60 Tricyrtis - Toad Lily 60 Trillium 60 Trollius - Globeflower 60 Viola - Violet 60 Zauschneria 60 Rhododendron Hybrids 2-37 Rhododendron Species 72-78 Shrubs and Trees 79-81 Berberis - Barberry 79 Callicarpa - Beautyberry 79 Ceanothus - California Lilac 79 Cornus - Dogwood 79 *Cornus - Red Twig Dogwood 71 Cotinus - Smoke Tree 79 Daphne 79-80 Euonymus 80 Forsythia 80 Hammamelis - Witch Hazel 80 Hydrangea 80-81 *Mahonia - Oregon Grape 71 Pieris 81 Sarcococca 81 Skimmia 81 Syringa - Lilac 81 Vines 81 Actinidia - Kiwi 81 Clematis 82 Jasminum - Jasmine 81 Lonicera - Honeysuckle 81 Wisteria 81 Additional Information Intro. to the Garden & Nursery 1 Planting Instructions 84-85 Directions & Map to the Garden 86-87 Ordering Information Center & 88 Order Form Center Guarantee 88 * See Native Plants Page 71 Website: www.whitneygardens.com. • Brinnon, WA 98320 • Ph: (800) 952-2404 • Fx: (360) 796-3556 Email: info@whitneygardens.com 83
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Summer Straw Photo by Jim Barlup Ec
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Campanula ‘Ringsabell Mulberry Ro
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Elizabeth Magnolia Acer palmatum
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Hosta ‘Trifecta’ Photo by Brigg
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Dear Friends, We continue to grow,
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pink bands on the midribs. Blooms a
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Classically poised above generously
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Brittany (Bowie x R. keiskei Mt. Ku
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these ball-shaped pale pink blooms.
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with small greenish white leaves he
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gious array of deep red buds that o
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olive green leaves, held for 2-3 ye
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flare/freckling within. This bloom
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Mother of Pearl (Pink Pearl Sport)
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low throat with dark pink freckling
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eautifully framework a well-branchi
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Page 51 and 52: Conifers FIR - ABIES Abies Pinaceae
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Page 55 and 56: ∗Fragrant Star (Briggs) - (-20°F
Page 57 and 58: Evergreen Azaleas Evergreen azaleas
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Page 67 and 68: Galium - Odoratum - Sweet Woodruff
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