
Trees and Shrubs 
Listed here are some of our better trees and shrubs. 
Minimum order from this page $1,00 each species. 
You will often get a more shapely shrub from your local nurseryman if he has the 
desired species; 
stem or root will, given time, 
usually be furnished. 
are small enough to dig anyway. 
I prefer to collect flowering plants. 
produce satisfactory plants of many shrubs and can 
Good seedlings are generally- available of a few and others 
Good seedling trees are often available where Tire; 
logging or trampling has prepaired a seed bed. 
Suckers, or cuttings of 
Where practical, I have indicated 
the approximate number to expect for $1.00 For the rest, if you must have them, 
tell me what you want and I will do the best I can. °° ~ 
Trees Size. For %1,00 Medium Shrubs continued. For $1.00 
Abies grandis 
Favors ample moisture. 
Abies lasiocarpa 
The fir at timberline. 
Juniperus scopulorum 
Write for seed list. 
Larix occidentalis or lyallii 
The deciduous evergreen. 
Picea engelmannii 
Shapely and good color 
Pinus albicaulis 
The timberline pine. 
6<12" 
re 6" 
6-9" 
am 
@ 
WA ££ war 
Pinus brachyptera 6" 6 
« P, ponderosa scopulorum 
Bark yellows with age. 
Pinus monticola Ly=6" 6 
Soft bluish needless; 6-8" hh. 
Pinus murrayana 3-6" 6 
Short lived, good 100 yrs. 69" 5 
Pseudotsuga taxifolia caesia 5~7" 5 
Our best Christmas tree. Tah OL 
Thuya plicata 5—7" 10 
Grows rapid and immense. Tale" | 8 
Tsuga heterophylla or mertensiana 
Topmost -twig at eases, — 
Tall Shrubs. Normally over 6! 
Acer glabrum 
Glorious in fall color. 
Amelanchier alnifolia 
More a bearberry than Arctostaphylos. 
Echinopanax horridum 
To collect it is the Devil's own job. 
Molodiscus (Sericotheca) discolor 
Ocean spray, better than Spiraea. 
Philadelphus lewisii 
A Lewis & Clark find and still tops. 
Prunus demissa 
The thicket forming western bird cherry. 
Prunus emarginata, suckers or cuttings 
Another free lunch counter for birds. 
Salix. We have willows from the ground up. 
Sambucus glauca 
Blue berried elder. Guttings or berries. 
Shepherdia argentea 
Red berries, silvery lvs., tart jelly. 
Sorbus scopulina or oxidentalis 
Red or orange berried shrubs. 
Medium Shrubs 2=6" 
Artemisia tridentata or absinthium 5 
Fine on a dry site. 
Bossekia parviflora 
Large leaved thimble berry. 
Ceanothus velutinus 
Evergreen, but seldom small here. 
Chrysothamnus nauseosus 
Light gray foliage, late yellow fls. 
Ledum glandulosum 
Damp shady site is OK. 
Opulaster bracteatus 
Indian's arrow wood. 
Pachystima myrsinites 
Good if you can grow it. 
Purshia tridentata 
Good for dry well drained slopes. 
Juniperus communis montana 5 
Attractive, with gin flavored berries. 
Kalmia microphylla 
Cuttings or clumps available. 
Rhus glabra 5 
Good and generally available, easy. 
Thus trilobata 
A hardy pioneer, asking little. 
Rosa acicularis 
Another single wild rose. 
Shepherdia canadensis 
Bright red berries. 
Spiraea densiflora or menziesii 
With red flowers. 
Spiraea lucida has white flowers. 
Vaccinium, we have 9. 
I find some in pies or elsewhere, 
in¢luding V, caespitosum, V. membranaceum, 
Ve ovalifolium and V, scoparium. 
Yucca glauca ; 
Seed some yrs» Small plants, if & when. 
Low Shrubs Mostly under 2! 
Ayotostaphylos uva-urel’ SSS 
Berries in season, Cuttings or plants. 
Artemisia frigida 
Soft as kitten fur. Shear it. 
Berberis repens 
Creeping Oregon grape. lvergreen. 
Gaultheria humifusa 
A mat forming evergreen. 
Gutierrezia sarothrae 
Matchweed, Late yellow flowers. 
Plants green in dry weather. 
Juniperus horrizontalis 2 
Mat forming juniper. 
Limnaea borealis americana 5 
3 
5 
Sa ae sie s 
Ground coter for cold shady site, 
Penstemon fruticosa 
Showy purple flowered bush. 
Phlox douglasia rigida 
Low shrubby phlox,. Light blue fis. 
Phyllodoce empetriformis 3 
Mountain red heathere 
Potentilla fruticosa u 
Dwarf mountain form. 
Dryas drummondii, yellow flowers. 
Dryas octopetala, white flowers. 3 
Eriogonum microtheoun 
Pink flowered shrub. 
Vines 
Clematis columbiana k 
Blue flowered shade loving vino. 
Clematis Lingusticifolia 
Abundant white flower clusters. | 
Lonicera ciliosa h 
Orange red flowers. 
