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Erica spiculifolia – $7.00
syn. Bruckenthalia spiculifolia Spike Heath is a compact evergreen subshrub with dark green, needle-like foliage and pink or white bell-shaped flowers. 6″ x 8”. Grow in sun to part shade, moist, well-drained acidic soil. Use in trough or small scale rock garden. Balkans. Zones 6-8. Ericaceae
Gaultheria procumbens – $8.00
Wintergreen is a low growing, evergreen subshrub 6″ high with wintergreen scented leaves, white urn-shaped flowers in summer, and bright red berries in fall and winter. It is rather slow to become established but will form a nice, creeping groundcover in time. Grow in sun to shade in moist to dry, acidic soil. It will require more water … [View Details]
Hebe buchananii ‘Fenwickii’ – $6.00
Also known as ‘Sir George Fenwick’ Tiny, densely packed light green leaves on slow growing, branching stems to 12 x 12″. Occasional white flowers in late spring. It should be a terrific trough or small rock garden plant. Grow in very well drained soil with moderate to low water. Hardy to about 5 degrees F. … [View Details]
Kalmiopsis fragrans – $8.00
Umpqua Kalmiopsis, Kalmiopsis fragrans, is a newly described species formerly known as Kalmiopsis leachiana Umpqua form. It is a small scale shrub with small, gray-green leaves and pink flowers in spring and often again at the end of summer. It’s slightly trailing habit makes it ideal for a rock garden or trailing over a rock wall. As … [View Details]
Penstemon cardwellii – $6.00
Cardwell’s Penstemon is an attractive evergreen shrub 24”x 24” with mid-green foliage and purple, tubular flowers in late spring. Grow in sun to part shade in very well-drained soil with low to moderate water. Hardy to -10 degrees F. Found in open forests and rocky slopes at mid to high elevations in the … [View Details]
Penstemon fruticosus var serratus (Blue Mtn) – $6.00
Shrubby Penstemon or Bush Penstemon forms a compact, evergreen shrub of small, dark green, toothed leaves and large lavender violet flowers. 3” x 2’ Full sun, sharply-drained soil, low water. Grown from seed collected in the Blue Mtns of OR. Hardy to -20 degrees F. Scrophulariaceae
Penstemon newberryi var newberryi – $6.00
Mountain Pride has mats of gray-green, ovate, finely toothed leaves with showy rose-red flowers on short stems in summer. 16 x 20” Sun to part shade, very well-drained soil, low water. –10 degrees F. The species is found in Oregon, California and Nevada. Scrophulariaceae
Penstemon pinifolius ‘Compactum’ – $6.00
‘Compactum’ Pine Needle Penstemon is a more compact form of the easy to grow evergreen subshrub with needle-like leaves and brilliant orange-red flowers June-Sept. Grow in full sun in well-drained soil with low to moderate water. Use this versatile plant in border, rock garden or low water garden. SW Native. Hardy to … [View Details]
Penstemon rupicola x fruticosus ‘Fruticola’ – $6.00
‘Fruticola’ is a Wild Ginger Farm introduction and our cross of Penstemon rupicola and P. fruticosus. You can see both parents in this attractive, evergreen subshrub with glossy green foliage and vivid pinkish purple flowers in spring. Grow in sun in gritty soil with low water. Hardy to -10 degrees.
