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DICENTRA FORMOSA
Dicentra formosa. WESTERN BLEEDING HEART, PACIFIC BLEEDING HEART syn. Dicentra eximia, Fumaria formosa, Corydalis formosa, Diclytra formosa, Dielytra formosa, Capnorchis formosa, Bikukulla formosa, Bicuculla formosa, and Eucapnos formosus Family: Fumariaceae Pronounced: dy-SEN-truh for-MOH-suhMUKDENIA ROSSII
Foliage fans love this plant. As an ornamental gem from the saxifrage family, it is outstanding as a full sun to partial shade garden plant. Although the species has cymes of small, star-like, white flowers in spring, the deep-lobed foliage is the reason to grow it. LAMPROCAPNOS SPECTABLILIS Sometime ago, while I was sleeping, the species spectabilis and its cultivars of the genus Dicentra was changed to Lamprocapnos (its original name was published in an article in 1850). I’ve seen the name before, but didn’t make the connection, until I was researching for a piece I was writing on one of its cultivars, L. ‘Valentine’. The genus name was changed in 1993, but it wasn’t CLEMATIS MONTANA VAR RUBENS 'FREDA' One of the richest pink flowers in the Clematis montana varieties, 'Freda' really packs a wallop in late spring with its pink flowers against the dark foliage. Since this clematis is shorter and less rampant than other montanas, it makes an excellent choice for smaller gardens than other montanas.It still needs a good structure, hefty shrub or small tree to grow on, no wimpy structures for ENKIANTHUS CAMPANULATUS 'RED BELLS' Enkianthus has to be one of my favorite shrubs in the garden, or at least one of the oldest ones there. I dug it up from my old garden, carrying it to the new one over 13 years* ago. This year, I've fallen in love again. The Enkianthus, grew quietly out of view for years, behind a large laurel.The Enkianthus looked bedraggled. However, after removing the larger shrub, I pruned the smaller one ACER CIRCINATUM 'PACIFIC FIRE' SCARLET BARK VINE MAPLE Height: 12 feet (3.6 m). Width: 12 feet (3.6 m). Flowering period: Spring. Flowering attributes: Umbels of reddish purple sepals and white petals make up the small flowers, followed by winged red fruits. Leaf attributes: Mid-green leaves, 5-9 lobed and 2-5 inches. In spring the leaves open yellow with hints of orange, turning green for summer SOLENOSTEMON SCUTELLARIOIDES Solenostemon is enjoying resurgence in popularity. Introduced in 1851, it did not take long until early catalogs offered over 150 cultivars. It once was the plant of choice in Victorian gardens, used commonly as an edging plant, in containers or planted out as a bedding plant withDusty miller.
SYRINGA VULGARIS 'KLAGER'S DOUBLE PURPLE' There are so many cultivars of Syringa vulgaris, it is mind boggling. S. 'Klager's Double Purple' is a good choice with its fragrant, double, purple flowers. Lilacs are commonly grown by the beginninggardener.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST GARDENING Pacific Northwest Native Plants. Container Gardening Northwest. Gardening for the Homebrewer: Grow and Process Plants for Making Beer, Wine, Gruit, Cider, Perry, and More. By co-authors Debbie Teashon (Rainy Side Gardeners) and Wendy Tweton. Top of page. DISANTHUS CERCIDIFOLIUS One of the showiest red fall color, Disanthus cercidifolius is one of few shrubs that will turn red in partial shade. Grown in full shade, it will thrive but will lose its fall colors. In fall the heart-shaped leaves begin turning colors of purples, followed by gold and orange tones. The finale ends with the leaves turning beautiful reds justDICENTRA FORMOSA
Dicentra formosa. WESTERN BLEEDING HEART, PACIFIC BLEEDING HEART syn. Dicentra eximia, Fumaria formosa, Corydalis formosa, Diclytra formosa, Dielytra formosa, Capnorchis formosa, Bikukulla formosa, Bicuculla formosa, and Eucapnos formosus Family: Fumariaceae Pronounced: dy-SEN-truh for-MOH-suhMUKDENIA ROSSII
Foliage fans love this plant. As an ornamental gem from the saxifrage family, it is outstanding as a full sun to partial shade garden plant. Although the species has cymes of small, star-like, white flowers in spring, the deep-lobed foliage is the reason to grow it. LAMPROCAPNOS SPECTABLILIS Sometime ago, while I was sleeping, the species spectabilis and its cultivars of the genus Dicentra was changed to Lamprocapnos (its original name was published in an article in 1850). I’ve seen the name before, but didn’t make the connection, until I was researching for a piece I was writing on one of its cultivars, L. ‘Valentine’. The genus name was changed in 1993, but it wasn’t CLEMATIS MONTANA VAR RUBENS 'FREDA' One of the richest pink flowers in the Clematis montana varieties, 'Freda' really packs a wallop in late spring with its pink flowers against the dark foliage. Since this clematis is shorter and less rampant than other montanas, it makes an excellent choice for smaller gardens than other montanas.It still needs a good structure, hefty shrub or small tree to grow on, no wimpy structures for ENKIANTHUS CAMPANULATUS 'RED BELLS' Enkianthus has to be one of my favorite shrubs in the garden, or at least one of the oldest ones there. I dug it up from my old garden, carrying it to the new one over 13 years* ago. This year, I've fallen in love again. The Enkianthus, grew quietly out of view for years, behind a large laurel.The Enkianthus looked bedraggled. However, after removing the larger shrub, I pruned the smaller one ACER CIRCINATUM 'PACIFIC FIRE' SCARLET BARK VINE MAPLE Height: 12 feet (3.6 m). Width: 12 feet (3.6 m). Flowering period: Spring. Flowering attributes: Umbels of reddish purple sepals and white petals make up the small flowers, followed by winged red fruits. Leaf attributes: Mid-green leaves, 5-9 lobed and 2-5 inches. In spring the leaves open yellow with hints of orange, turning green for summer SOLENOSTEMON SCUTELLARIOIDES Solenostemon is enjoying resurgence in popularity. Introduced in 1851, it did not take long until early catalogs offered over 150 cultivars. It once was the plant of choice in Victorian gardens, used commonly as an edging plant, in containers or planted out as a bedding plant withDusty miller.
SYRINGA VULGARIS 'KLAGER'S DOUBLE PURPLE' There are so many cultivars of Syringa vulgaris, it is mind boggling. S. 'Klager's Double Purple' is a good choice with its fragrant, double, purple flowers. Lilacs are commonly grown by the beginninggardener.
ASTER LATERIFLORUS 'PRINCE' Aster lateriflorus 'Prince' is similar to the species, but the foliage is a beautiful dark purple. Throughout the growing season, it adds color with its dark foliage and later in summer with it small white flowers with pink centers. Article: Planning a Colorful Autumn Garden . More Asters. Photographed in author's garden. ENKIANTHUS CAMPANULATUS 'RED BELLS' Enkianthus has to be one of my favorite shrubs in the garden, or at least one of the oldest ones there. I dug it up from my old garden, carrying it to the new one over 13 years* ago. This year, I've fallen in love again. The Enkianthus, grew quietly out of view for years, behind a large laurel.The Enkianthus looked bedraggled. However, after removing the larger shrub, I pruned the smaller oneMUKDENIA ROSSII
Foliage fans love this plant. As an ornamental gem from the saxifrage family, it is outstanding as a full sun to partial shade garden plant. Although the species has cymes of small, star-like, white flowers in spring, the deep-lobed foliage is the reason to grow it. LAMPROCAPNOS SPECTABLILIS Sometime ago, while I was sleeping, the species spectabilis and its cultivars of the genus Dicentra was changed to Lamprocapnos (its original name was published in an article in 1850). I’ve seen the name before, but didn’t make the connection, until I was researching for a piece I was writing on one of its cultivars, L. ‘Valentine’. The genus name was changed in 1993, but it wasn’t NORTHWEST GARDEN NURSERIES Northwest Garden Nursery. EUGENE — Northwest Garden Nursery specializes in unusual border perennials for sun and shade including a large selection of hard-to-find perennials such as hepatica, podophyllums, primulas, arisaemas, Meconopsis, hardy Geraniums,Pacific
PENSTEMON 'DARK TOWERS' Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ is a deer and rabbit resistant plant; but the hummingbirds and butterflies love it. Photographed in author's garden. Gardening for the Homebrewer: Grow and Process Plants for Making Beer, Wine, Gruit, Cider, Perry, and More. By co-authors Debbie Teashon (Rainy Side Gardeners) and MONARDA 'CAMBRIDGE SCARLET' The cultivar Monarda 'Cambridge Scarlet' is a good hummingbird, butterfly and bee plant and makes striking, long-lasting cut flowers. The flowers are edible and the leaves can be used to flavor apple jelly, fruit cups, and salads. Dried flowers and leaves are used in potpourris. Monarda does creep around but is not hard to control bydividing
BILLARDIERA LONGIFLORA This exceptional vine from down under — Tasmania and New South Wales in Australia — is not often seen in Northwest gardens. In the genus Billardiera (named after the French botanist, J. J. de Labillardiere), longiflora is one of nine species. Its epithet longiflora means long flowering, and the plant lives up to its name with scented, waxy flowers blooming from July to September. LONICERA INVOLUCRATA USDA zones: 6-8. Heat zones: 8-5. Mature size: Height: 6 feet (2 m). Width: 10 feet (3 m). Flowering period: Spring through early summer, with a sprinkling of flowers continuing on through fall. Flowering attributes: One-half-inch long, yellow, tubular flowers, surrounded by large green bracts are followed by 1/4 inch, glossy, dark purple to ACER RUBRUM 'FAIRVIEW FLAME' Hardiness: Sunset zones: A2, A3, 1-9, 14-17. USDA zones: 4-9. Mature size: Height: 50 feet (15 m). Width: 35 feet (10.66 m). Leaf attributes: Leaves are 5 lobed; triangular ovate lobes and sinuses are irregularly toothed, medium to dark green and undersides are silvery. Fall color is red to scarlett. PACIFIC NORTHWEST GARDENING Rainy Side Gardeners with Debbie Teashon and company. Gardening westof the Cascades.
GROW A CUTTING GARDEN IN THE NORTHWEST A flower, when offered in the bud, Is no vain sacrifice.-Isaac Watts. I love to grow flowers for bouquets. My gardens have numerous plants perfect for cutting and bringing into my home.MUKDENIA ROSSII
Foliage fans love this plant. As an ornamental gem from the saxifrage family, it is outstanding as a full sun to partial shade garden plant. Although the species has cymes of small, star-like, white flowers in spring, the deep-lobed foliage is the reason to grow it. ASTER FRIKARTII 'MÖNCH' Around 1920 at the Stafa Nursery in Switzerland, Karl Frikart crossed an eastern European species A. amellus with A. thomsonii native to the Himalayans in Pakistan. He came up with the Frikart's asters - A. 'Mönch' and A. 'Wonder of Stafa'.. Aster 'Mönch' is very similar to A. 'Wonder of Stafa. and is a good cut flower.Unlike many asters, it is not susceptible to powdery mildew. CISCOE'S TOP TEN PLANTS Ciscoe Morris Top Ten Plants . Series: Pacific Northwest garden writers pick their favorite plants. Garden writers from around the Pacific Northwest compile their top ten plants with a RHODODENDRON 'BLUE JAY' Rhododendron 'Blue Jay' is a ponticum hybrid that was bred by H.L. Larson in Tacoma, Washington. Blooming late in the season, the lavender-blue flowers with a dark blotch is an attention grabber in the garden. It tends to sprawl and get leggy but regular pruning helps keep this habit in check. CLEMATIS MONTANA VAR RUBENS 'FREDA' One of the richest pink flowers in the Clematis montana varieties, 'Freda' really packs a wallop in late spring with its pink flowers against the dark foliage. Since this clematis is shorter and less rampant than other montanas, it makes an excellent choice for smaller gardens than other montanas.It still needs a good structure, hefty shrub or small tree to grow on, no wimpy structures for ASTER LATERIFLORUS 'PRINCE' Aster lateriflorus 'Prince' is similar to the species, but the foliage is a beautiful dark purple. Throughout the growing season, it adds color with its dark foliage and later in summer with it PENSTEMON 'DARK TOWERS' You know this has to be one tough plant, considering it originated at the University of Nebraska, and was bred by Penstemon expert Dale Lindgren, who also developed P.. ‘Husker Red’. In 2008, Terra Nova Nurseries introduced P.. ‘Dark Towers’ to the trade. ACER RUBRUM 'FAIRVIEW FLAME' For a number of years I admired the trees that lined the highway in front of Savage Plants & Landscape, in my home town of Kingston. This maple lets itself be center PACIFIC NORTHWEST GARDENING Rainy Side Gardeners with Debbie Teashon and company. Gardening westof the Cascades.
GROW A CUTTING GARDEN IN THE NORTHWEST A flower, when offered in the bud, Is no vain sacrifice.-Isaac Watts. I love to grow flowers for bouquets. My gardens have numerous plants perfect for cutting and bringing into my home.MUKDENIA ROSSII
Foliage fans love this plant. As an ornamental gem from the saxifrage family, it is outstanding as a full sun to partial shade garden plant. Although the species has cymes of small, star-like, white flowers in spring, the deep-lobed foliage is the reason to grow it. ASTER FRIKARTII 'MÖNCH' Around 1920 at the Stafa Nursery in Switzerland, Karl Frikart crossed an eastern European species A. amellus with A. thomsonii native to the Himalayans in Pakistan. He came up with the Frikart's asters - A. 'Mönch' and A. 'Wonder of Stafa'.. Aster 'Mönch' is very similar to A. 'Wonder of Stafa. and is a good cut flower.Unlike many asters, it is not susceptible to powdery mildew. CISCOE'S TOP TEN PLANTS Ciscoe Morris Top Ten Plants . Series: Pacific Northwest garden writers pick their favorite plants. Garden writers from around the Pacific Northwest compile their top ten plants with a RHODODENDRON 'BLUE JAY' Rhododendron 'Blue Jay' is a ponticum hybrid that was bred by H.L. Larson in Tacoma, Washington. Blooming late in the season, the lavender-blue flowers with a dark blotch is an attention grabber in the garden. It tends to sprawl and get leggy but regular pruning helps keep this habit in check. CLEMATIS MONTANA VAR RUBENS 'FREDA' One of the richest pink flowers in the Clematis montana varieties, 'Freda' really packs a wallop in late spring with its pink flowers against the dark foliage. Since this clematis is shorter and less rampant than other montanas, it makes an excellent choice for smaller gardens than other montanas.It still needs a good structure, hefty shrub or small tree to grow on, no wimpy structures for ASTER LATERIFLORUS 'PRINCE' Aster lateriflorus 'Prince' is similar to the species, but the foliage is a beautiful dark purple. Throughout the growing season, it adds color with its dark foliage and later in summer with it PENSTEMON 'DARK TOWERS' You know this has to be one tough plant, considering it originated at the University of Nebraska, and was bred by Penstemon expert Dale Lindgren, who also developed P.. ‘Husker Red’. In 2008, Terra Nova Nurseries introduced P.. ‘Dark Towers’ to the trade. ACER RUBRUM 'FAIRVIEW FLAME' For a number of years I admired the trees that lined the highway in front of Savage Plants & Landscape, in my home town of Kingston. This maple lets itself be centerTELLIMA GRANDIFLORA
In Gardening with Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest: Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged, Art Kruckeberg warns us that tellimas have a "somewhat aggressive nature". However, in my experience, it spreads slowly, and only occasionally do seedlings pop up in other areas of the garden. Fringecups grow in a well-drained area of my property with very little supplemental irrigation. This may be DISANTHUS CERCIDIFOLIUS This genus has only one species--Disanthus cercidifolius.It likes the same type of conditions as Rhododendrons--acidic, moist, rich soil--and protection from wind.Our naturally acidic NW soils are perfect for this deciduous shrub. Keep well watered during our summerdrought.
RHODODENDRON 'BLUE JAY' Rhododendron 'Blue Jay' is a ponticum hybrid that was bred by H.L. Larson in Tacoma, Washington. Blooming late in the season, the lavender-blue flowers with a dark blotch is an attention grabber in the garden. It tends to sprawl and get leggy but regular pruning helps keep this habit in check.THE HARDY FUCHSIAS
Fuchsia magellanica var. molinae. Size: 5-8 feet tall and 5-10 feet wide Unlike most magellanicas, with bright red and purple flowers, this species’ corollas are soft lavender, with sepals that are almost white, with a blush of pink.Sources say Fuchsia magellanica var. molinae attains a height of 5 or 6 feet when mature. However, in my garden, this fuchsia grew 8 feet tall and almost as wide LAMPROCAPNOS SPECTABLILIS Sometime ago, while I was sleeping, the species spectabilis and its cultivars of the genus Dicentra was changed to Lamprocapnos (its original name was published in an article in 1850). I’ve seen the name before, but didn’t make the connection, until I was researching for a piece I was writing on one of its cultivars, L. ‘Valentine’. The genus name was changed in 1993, but it wasn’t PRIMULA 'GREEN LACE' The rosette-forming Primula 'Green Lace' was bred by Sandra Tuffin, who owned Uncommon Ground Nursery in Wardsville Ontario, and introduced the plant into the trade in 2002. I first spied a drift of this plant in 2007 at the Terra Nova Nursery's display garden in Canby, Oregon. The lime-green flowers with yellow throats and red veining covered the plants, obliterating the foliage beneath them. ENKIANTHUS CAMPANULATUS 'RED BELLS' Enkianthus has to be one of my favorite shrubs in the garden, or at least one of the oldest ones there. I dug it up from my old garden, carrying it to the new one over 13 years* ago. This year, I've fallen in love again. The Enkianthus, grew quietly out of view for years, behind a large laurel.The Enkianthus looked bedraggled. However, after removing the larger shrub, I pruned the smaller one ACER PALMATUM 'TWOMBLY'S RED SENTINEL' If you love the drama of bold color and you have a small or narrow garden space, consider planting the columnar maple Twombly's Red Sentinel. The slender tree fits into tight spaces where it adds a dramatic exclamation point. DOROTHEANTHUS BELLIDIFORMIS The genus Dorotheanthus has only six species in it. Related to Delosperma (ice plant), it too is a succulent. D. bellidiformis comes from South Africa and grows in the sub desert. It is lovely during cool weather; when hot weather arrives, the plant declines. This beautiful little perennial is treated as an annual in the PacificNorthwest.
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