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Scientific Name Common Name Comments Light Garden Type Height Plant Price

achillea millefolium Yarrow F,P HB 2' #1 12.00

Moonshine

alchemilla mollis Lady's Mantle, F,P 12-18" #1 9.00

Dewcup

amsonia tabernaemontana Bluestar F,P HB,RG 3' #1 13.50

Blue Ice

aster novi-angliae New England Aster F,P HB,RG 24" #1 12.00

liatris spicata Blazing Star, Clump-forming; deep purple flower F HB,RG 48" #1B 15.45

Kobald Gayfeather heads in summer.

lupinus perennis Lupine F,P HB 30" #1 18.15

monarda fistulosa Wild Bergamot F,P HB, FR, RG 48" #1 10.35

monarda didyma Bee Balm F,P HB,FR,RG 36" #1 11.55

Gardenview Bergamot

monarda Bee Balm F,P HB, FR,RG 4-5' #1 13.80

Jacob Cline Bergamot

phlox paniculata Garden Phlox F,P HB 4' #1 11.25

Alba

phlox paniculata Garden Phlox F,P HB 4' #1 14.85

Nicky

Fall flowers are deep purple, long-lasting

blooms

Lavender blooms from late spring to early

summer, scarify seeds

Clump forming, mint family; aromatic

leaves may be used in teas

Rose-red flowers, long summer bloom

period, leaves used for teas

White, avoid overhead watering,

appreciates summer mulching.

Beautiful showy, fragrant, magenta

flowers, deadhead blooms.

Perennials: Flowering PlantsClump-forming; compact; bright lemon-

yellow flowers

Great border, edging plant, mass together

for ground cover.

Blue, tubular flowers; leaves turn golden

yellow in fall

Red! Fragrant foliage, great herbal

tea/potpourri.

Native Plant & Tree SaleOxford County Soil & Water Conservation District

17 Olson Road, Suite 3, South Paris ME 04281744-3119, [email protected]

Light- F (Full), P (Partial), S (Shade)Garden Type- DA (Dry Areas), HB (Hummingbird , Birds, Butterflies), RG (Rain Garden, CA (Coastal Areas), FR (Fragrance), WA (Wet Areas), DF (Display

Fruit)

Orders are due by April 25th, 2020Pick Up Date May 9th at Hooker Family Farm, 195 Pleasant Street, Oxford ME 04270

Black GumBluestar, Blue Ice


phlox paniculata Garden Phlox F, P HB 3-5' #1 14.85

Robert Poore

phlox sub Creeping Phlox F HB mass #1 11.55

Blue Emerald

phlox sub Creeping Phlox F HB mass #1B 11.55

Candy Stripes

phlox sub Creeping Phlox F HB mass #1B 18.00

Scarlet Flame

tiarella cordifolia Foam Flower Delicate white flowers in early spring P,S HB 6" #1 13.50

Running Tapestry

echinacea purpurea Coneflower F,P HB 5' #1 10.50

echinacea purpurea, Coneflower F,P HB 3' #1 14.25

Magnus

echinacea purpurea, Coneflower F,P HB 2' #1 12.00

Virgin

lavendula angustifolia Lavender F HB 18" #2 19.50

Hidcote

lavendula angustifolia Lavender F HB 18" #2 19.50

Munstead Strain

thymus praecox White Thyme F HB mass SP3 8.10

Album

thymus praecox Pink Thyme F HB 1-2" SP3 8.10

coccineus

thymus praecox Pink Thyme F HB 1" SP3 8.55

Elfin tuft forming

thymus praecox Pink Thyme F HB 3-6" SP3 6.45

Pink Chintz

thymus pseudolanudinosus Woolly Thyme F HB 3" #1 15.00

thymus serphyllum Wild Thyme F HB 3" SP3 6.38

Elfin

Deep purple, grown comercially for oil,

sachets & potpourris.

Pollinator, goldfinch seed, pink-purple

showy blooms, long lasting.

Violet-pink; upright perennial, grows in

clumps, long bloom.

Delicate lavender-blue flowers; best in

rocky areas, slopes, flower borders.

Showy display of rose-pink flowers, striped

with white.

Bright scarlet-red flowers with a darker

eye.

Has broad non-drooping petals of rosy-

purple, dark cone.

Perennial Herbs

Soft pink flowers in early summer, drought

resistant.

Small-leaved thyme recommended for

tight spaces, pretty pink flowers.

Woolley leaves, aparse scented pink

flowers in early summer.

Rounded dark green leaves and lavender

flowers in summer.

Compact white flowers bllom from late

spring to late summer.

Mid-summer color and contrast to border,

rock, herb & scented gardens.

Light green leaves and white flowers in

summer.

Dark green leaves smothered in bright

magenta-red flowers.


amelanchier canadensis Eastern Serviceberry F,P CA,FR,WA,DF 20' 18-24" 21.15

arctostaphylos uva ursi Bearberry F,P DA,RG,CA 6" SP3 6.90

mass

aronia brilliantissima Black Chokeberry F,P RG,DF 8' 2.5-3 23.55

azalea viscosum Swamp Azalea P HB,RG,WA 3-5' 18-24" 18.00

ceanothus americanus New Jersey Tea F,P DA,HB 3-4' 9-12" 14.25

celtis occidentalis Hackberry F,P HB,WA 40-60' 18-24" 16.35

cephalanthus occidentalis Buttonbush F WA 6' 2-2.5 24.00

clethra alnifolia Summersweet F,P HB,RG,FR,WA 3-8' 12-15" 16.35

comptonia peregrina Sweetfern Aromatic foliage; interesting texture; F,P DA, CA, RG 3' #1 19.50

good in dry, sandy soil, not a fern!

cornus amomum Silky Dogwood F,P FR,WA,DF 2-4' 15-18" 13.80

cornus racemosa Gray Dogwood F,P,S, CA,WA,DF 15' 12-15" 12.60

gaultheria procumbens Checkerberry/ P,S FR, DF 6" #1 14.85

Wintergreen

gaylussacia baccata Black Huckleberry S,P HB,RG,WA,DF 3' #1B 19.20

ilex verticillata Winterberry, F,P RG, DF 10' 15-18" 20.55

SouthernGentleman(M) Black Alder

ilex verticillata Winterberry, F,P RG, DF 10' 15-18" 23.55

Winter Red (F) Black Alder

Best in poor, sandy, very acid soils; salt-

tolerant; groundcover

Mid to late summer blooms of sweetly

fragrant flowers

White flowers early summer, purplish

stems, blue wildlife fruit in August.

Evergreen groundcover, leaves fragrant

when crushed, reddish in fall

Fragrant white flowers in summer; great

pollinator plant.

Useful in edible and wildlife landscapes;

yellow-gold fall color

Male. Plant within 30' of females, will

pollinate up to 6 female plants.

Erosion Control and Wildlife Support

Fragrant, tubular, white to pale pink

flowers in late May to July.

Spreads by suckering stems; white fruit on

red stems in fall.

Female, bright red fruits persist into

midwinter: excellent wetland plant

Medium-large shade tree, warty bark,

purple-black fruits for wildlife.

Clusters of white to light pink flowers in

spring followed by glossy red fruits suitable

for jams and jellies

Flowers dangle in groups of 3-7, orange

and red, berries are dark blue, almost

black; edible and sweet

Great bee plant! Fragrant, white flower

heads; prefers moist soil.


lindera benzoin Spicebush F,P RG,FR 12' 9-12" 13.80

myrica pennsylvanica Northern Bayberry F,P CA,DA,HB 10' 9-12" 27.00

prunus americanum Wild Plum F,P HB 3-24' 18-24" 17.10

rhododendron canadensis Rhodora F,P RG 3' 6-9" 16.50

rhus aromatica Fragrant Sumac F,P, HB,CA,FR 2' 12-15" 14.40

rosa virginiana Virginia Rose F HB,CA,FR,DF 5' 18-24" 20.55

rubus odoratus Flowering Raspberry F,P HB,DF 3-6' 6-9" 14.25

salix discolor Pussy Willow Fuzzy flowers in early spring; good for S RG,CA 15' 18-24" 16.35

naturalizing; tolerates wet soil

spiraea latifolia Meadowsweet F,P CA 4' 2-2.5' 21.75

spirea tomentosa Steeplebush F CA,RG 4' 12-15" 16.35

viburnum cassinoides Witherod F,P HB,FR,DF 6' 15-18" 22.35

Wild-raisin

viburnum dentatum Arrowwood Viburnum Durable; good for hedges; tolerates F,P DF 15' 15-18" 16.50

alkaline soil

viburnum lentago Nannyberry Good for wildlife and naturalized F,P DA,DF 15' 12-15" 13.20

landscapes

viburnum prunifolium Blackhaw F,P HB,DF 12-15' 2-2.5' 20.25

viburnum trilobum Highbush Cranberry S,P DF 10' 9-12" 13.20

xanthoriza simplicissima Yellowroot P WA 28" 3-6" 21.00

Big purple flowers over long period in

summer; fruits for wildlife.

Clusters of white flowers in spring, blue-

black fruits in fall for wildlife.

Fragrant single pink flowers in June, red

hips in August; good hedge

Midsummer to early autumn pink to rose-

purple flowers, pollinator plant.

Panicles of small, star-shaped reddish-

brown to purple-brown flowers

Spring flowers; noted for handsome fruit

displays

Excellent fall foliage and fruit color; edible

fruit

Larval host for Spring Azure butterfly;

deadhead for extended bloom.

Magenta flowers in spring; best in very

acid soil

Dense; low-growing; pretty in autumn;

attracts birds and butterflies; excellent

bank stabilzer; grouse and turkey cover

Nectar for early pollinators, red fruit for

migratory birds, leaves for tea.

Fragrant white flowers in spring, good for

jam & wildlife; hedgerow, border

Aromatic fruits for birds, wax for candles;

good in mass.


rubus Red Raspberry F,P DF 9-12" 1B 13.80

Boyne

rubus Blackberry F,P DF 4-6' 1B 18.15

Darrow

vaccinium angustifolium Lowbush blueberry F,P,S DF 9-12" #1 20.25

Michigan

vaccinium corymbosum Highbush Blueberry

Blue Crop Mid-season, bright blue, high yield F,P CA,HB,DF 4-6' 18-24" 18.45

Duke Large, light blue fruit early summer. F,P CA,HB,DF 5-7' 18-24" 18.45

Rubel Late season, small and full-flavored. F,P CA,HB,DF 4-6' 2-2.5 20.25

Chippewa Half High Produces large quantities, cold-hardy. F,P CA,HB,DF 3-4' 18-24" 21.60

North Country Prolific producer, wild blueberry flavor. F,P CA,HB,DF 2' 12-15" 23.10

Northland Mid-season, incredibly cold-hardy. F,P CA,HB,DF 3-4' 18-24" 19.50

abies balsamia Balsam Fir F,P FR,WA 75' 2.5-3' 25.20

acer rubrum Red Maple RG,WA 18-24" 15.00

acer saccharum Sugar Maple F,P 75' 18-24" 15.00

betula papyrifera Paper birch F DA 70' 3-4' 24.00

carpinus caroliniana American Hornbeam P,S DA 35' 18-24" 18.00

"Musclewood"

nyssa sylvatica Black Gum F,P CA 50' 2-2.5' 22.35

picea rubens Red Spruce F,S 60-100' 12-15" 15.45

pinus resinosa Red Pine F DA 80' 2-2.5' 19.20

Compact habit; rugged; hardy; durable;

delicious

TreesDense, conical growth, Wreaths, boughs,

Christmas trees. Coastal trees susceptible

to adelgids

Stunning orange-red fall color; large

ornamental shade tree.

Edible Plants

Beautiful white bark year-round; tolerates

poor, dry soils

Large, sweet, black fruit over a long period

of time.

Good windbreak; tolerates dry soils well;

evergreen

Understory tree, smooth bark, hard wood,

prefers moist, rich, organic soils.

Source of spruce gum & spruce beer, used

for guitars, violin bellies.

Tolerates flooding, some drought.

Fantastic fall color!

Relatively fast growing, first to change

color in fall, easy to establish.

Medium-sized, sweet, flavorful, deep red

raspberries in early summer.


pinus strobus Eastern White Pine F DA 80' 12-15" 14.25

populus deltoides Eastern Cottonwood F RG 50-80' 4-5' 20.25

quercus alba White Oak F CA,DA 50-80' 15-18" 14.25

quercus coccinea Scarlet Oak F CA,DA 50-70' 3-4' 20.25

quercus rubra Northern Red Oak F CA,DA 50-75' 2.5-3 16.35

salix nigra Black Willow F,P,S CA,HB,WG 10-60' 15-18" 15.45

thuja occidentalis N. White-Cedar/ F,P CA 60' 2.5-3' 22.35

Arborvitae

tsuga canadensis Canadian Hemlock/ F,P,S 70' 12-15" 15.45

Eastern Hemlock

SP3 3" pot

SP4 4" pot

SP5 same as #1 not as deep

#1 just under a gallon

#1B true gallon size

#2 2 gallon

#2B a little larger than #2

Large trees are valuable in binding stream

banks.

Handsome specimen; not tolerant of salt;

evergreen

In most instances I have quoted plant size; pot sizes where plant size wasn't noted.

Useful hedge or specimen plant;

susceptible to deer browse

Graceful evergreen; does not tolerate

drought or windy sites; adelgid -

Container size descriptions:

These are only estimates! If you want to research a really confusing topic, look up nursery pot sizes on the internet

and take 2 aspirin because it's a maze of info! LOL, Jeannie

Moderate to fast grower, beautiful fall

color.

Easily grown, tall, broad, open, rounded;

dioecious.

Stately tree for the lawn, excellent fall

color, needs space.

Great shade tree, important hardwood,

needs space to grow.

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