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| SWORD FERN (Polystichum munitum) |
| Large leaved evergreen fronds are up to 4 ft in height and width. The Sword Fern is native to cool shady forests in the maritime northwest, from Northern California to Canada. Zone 7-8. |
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NSOLFRA
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| FRANTOIO OLIVE TREE (Olea europaea) |
| Very early ripening of fruity, high oil content olives of the best quality. Frantoio Olive is a major commercial variety in Tuscany for oil production and is now being planted in Oregon. A quick growing variety. |
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NSPGKAZ
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| KAZAKE POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum) |
| Medium to large bright red fruits with sweet/tart juice arils. Kazake pomegranate is a natural dwarf, under 6 feet. Unusually hardy, heat and drought tolerant once established to zone 8-10 locations with hot summers. Self-Pollinating. |
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NSPLBLU
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| BLUE DAMSON PLUM (Prunus insititia) |
| Oval blue plums used exclusively for jam, jellies & sauces. Fruit is small, freestone, tart & produced in great abundance. Blue Damson plum is a late blooming & very dependable plum tree. Originated near Damascus, Syria prior to the 1st century B.C. Self fertile. Zone 4-9. |
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NSPRCAR
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| CARDINAL ASIAN PERSIMMON (Diospyrus kaki) |
| Cardinal Asian persimmon is a non-astringent variety from Korea with exceptionally early ripening, large, sweet orange fruit. A naturally compact tree. Zone 7-9. CANNOT SHIP TO CA. |
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NSPRORI
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| ORIOLE ASIAN PERSIMMON (D. kaki) |
| Oriole Asian Persimmon is an early ripening Korean variety. It produces large, sweet, flavorful, dark red fruit. Eat when soft. Zone 7-10 |
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NSSASAS
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| SASSAFRAS TREE (Sassafras albidum) |
| A small North American native tree with spicy aromatic leaves and wood. Rare in cultivation. Shrubby when young, as plant matures it will take on a strongly upright tree form, and send out runners which mature into a grove of clone plants, growing 30-40 ft. Variable aromatic leaves often mitten shaped with three-lobes. Beautiful mixed yellow, orange and red foliage in autumn. Inconspicuous flowers are yellow-green. If pollinated by insects, small, shiny, navy blue fruit will appear. Sassafras trees are a larval host for many North American butterflies such as the Spicebush, Pale and Tiger Swallowtail. Roots and bark are pursued for culinary uses in root beer or tea and spices for gumbo and other Louisiana Creole cuisine. However the use of Safrole commercially has since been banned by the FDA after studies showing health risks when taken in large dosages. Zone 4-9. |
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NSSTTILL
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| TILLAMOOK STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp) |
| A June bearer with exceptionally large fruit. Tillamook strawberries have the unusual trait of maintaining very large fruit size during their 2nd and 3rd picking in June. |
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NSSVSUC
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NSWLCUR
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| GOLDEN CURLS WEEPING WILLOW (Salix matsudana) |
| Twisted, spiraling branches in all directions, with young stems displaying weeping form. Only curly cultivar that weeps. Interesting winter effect and vivid golden orange branches can be cut to use in floral arrangements or baskets. Great landscaping affect if planted behind a pond where its reflection can be observed in the water. Produces yellow catkins after the leaves emerge that attract bees. Fast growing when young. Curls Golden Weeping Willow can be maintained as a shrub or grown as a tree, becoming 30 ft. or more tall. Hardy to -20°F. Zones 5-9. |
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MSPOTS
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SDNPSTU
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| SEED/ Stuart Northern Pecan Seed (Carya illinoinensis) |
| Large, thin shelled nuts that are easy to crack. Great flavor. Stuart Northern Pecan is a large vigorous tree with good scab resistance. Early ripening for a pecan with big nuts. Grown in Zone 4-9 regions that have hot summers. |
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