OLP Lists 3 and 4

Cedrus atlantica: Atlas Cedar

Picea abies ‘pumila’: Norway Spruce

Picea abies ‘Acrocona-Rose’

Picea abies ‘Nidiformis’

Picea glauca ‘Densata’: White Spruce

Picea omorika: Serbian spruce

Picea pungens var. Glauca ‘Hoopsi’: Colorado Blue Spruce

2 needles in the bundle and 3-5” long w/ hemlock sized cones

Pinus densiflora: Japanese red pine

2-3 needles in a bundle, cones are 1-2’ long with a spine

Pinus echinata: Shortleaf Pine

5 needles in a bundle, but bendy. Branches point upwards

Pinus flexilis ‘Vanderwolf’s pyramid’: Limber Pine

SCALES EW. 2 needles in a bundle 1-2” long

Pinus mugo "‘pumilia’: Mugo Pine

2 needles per, 3-5” long

Pinus nigra: Austrian Pine

3 needles per, 5-6” long, cones in whirls 3-5

Pinus rigida x taeda: Pitlolly Pine

2 needles per, crowded at tip in stiff circle, long expanded fringed buds

Pinus thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’ : Japanese Black Pine

velvet texture needles, 5 per, 6-8” curved cones

Pinus strobus: White Pine

Pinus strobus…

‘Pendula‘

Pinus strobus

‘Bennett’s Fastigiate’

Pinus strobus

‘Compacta’

Pinus strobus…

‘Nana’

Weeping needles, 5 per usually, 5-8” long

Pinus walichiana: Himalayan Pine

Yucca filamentosa: Yucca/ Adam’s needle

Euonymus fortunei coloratus: purple wintercreeper

blooms when leaves are still on tree

Hamamelis x intermedia: Hybrid Witch Hazel

blooms after leaves are gone

hamamelis vernalis: Vernal Witch Hazel

Hyacinthus orientalis: Hyacinth

Liriope muscari: Blue Lily-turf

Liriope spicata: Creeping Lilyturf

Mollucella laevis: Bells of Ireland

Muscari armeniacum: Grape Hyacinth

Osteospermum hybrids: African Daisy

Pachysandra terminalis: Japanese Spurge

Phlox subulata: creeping phlox

Pleioblastus distichus: Dwarf Fernleaf Bamboo

Scilla siberica: Siberian Squill

Vinca major: Bigleaf periwinkle

Vinca minor: Periwinkle