Pacific Northwest Plants
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Sponsored ContentThe Alnwick® rose
Rosa 'The Alnwick®' (Ausgrab)Pink, cup-shaped buds open gradually to a deeply cupped flower, which later develops into a broad, full-petalled, shallow cup of soft pink with paler outer edges.
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Sponsored ContentFestival™ Burgundy corydaline
Cordyline hybrida var. JURred 'Festival™ Burgundy'This basal branching cordyline combines the rugged easy-care attributes of its cordyline cousins with an unusual mix of shiny dark color, compact bushy form, short stems and cascading grass-like leaves.
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Plant GuideSecret’s Out!™ rose
Rosa 'WITharoma'This Hybrid Tea rose offers creamy white flowers which open to release a sweet rose fragrance.
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Plant GuideCommon honeysuckle
Lonicera periclymenum ‘Harlequin’This variegated deciduous vine has two shades of green at the center of the leaf and creamy white margins.
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Plant GuideYellow wax bells
Kirengeshoma palmataThis hardy, clump-forming perennial bears pendulous, shuttlecock-shaped soft-yellow blossoms in late August and early September.
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Plant GuidePacific Coast Iris
Iris 'Pacific Coast Hybrid'Pacific Coast hybrid irises (PCH irises) have a range of blossom colors: from white to light lavender to deep plum.
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Plant GuideFiber-optic grass
Isolepis cernuaThis eye-catching sedge has silvery flower heads on the ends of its stems, making it appear like a tuft of fiber optic threads.
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Plant GuideYellow flag
Iris pseudacorus and cvs.Yellow flag is a vigorous Laevigata iris with ribbed, sword-shaped gray-green leaves.
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Plant Guide‘Morning Light’ miscanthus
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’This beautiful grass has an "inner light" that emanates from the white midribs of its fine-textured leaf blades and the threads of white around their edges.
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Plant GuideJapanese laurel
Aucuba japonicaAucuba are grown for their bold foliage, autumn fruit, and adaptability to shade, dry soil, pollution, and coastal conditions.
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