This iconic tree needs little introduction.
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Rare spiny evergreen Asteraceae tree from Chile, to 50' tall. Hardy to about 5 - 10°F. One left.

A fast-growing evergeen tree from Chile that produces edible fruit.

Because we all need a tree-sized Ceanothus.

Narrow tree with dense cypress-like growth, best in cool regions.

This large tree is a good performer on the north Olympic Peninsula.
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Not sure the name of this tree-sized cultivar, but the blue (almost purple) color is astounding.

This large, rare conifer performs well in the Northwest.

Tree with very fine, graceful weeping foliage! Hardy to about 5 - 10°F.

Tree to 50' covered in spectacular screaming-red flowers in May, rare, hardy to 5 - 10°F. These look GREAT now.
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Very cool heart-shaped juvenile leaves clasp stem. Fast and easy! 15°F.
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Fast grower with unique rounded pendulous green leaves. First time we have offered this species!
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Small tree with contorted habit, native to Tasmania at high altitudes; hardy to around 12°F.

Stunning tall pyramidal tree retains silvery foliage into adulthood. Hardy to around 15°F.
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A tall and fast-growing tree with smooth white bark.
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Large tree, very silvery round juvenile leaves, hardy and difficult to find. Seed from Olympia, originally from selected cold-hardy provenance.

Tall and fast-growing cold-hardy hybrid Eucalyptus.

This Tasmanian species is among the most popular cold-hardy Eucalyptus.
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One of the hardiest eucalypts; with smooth bark, thick leaves, weeping habit.

Medium tree with smooth white trunk, rare offering.

Seedlings from my tree in Olympia that grew to a huge size with amazing purple leaves.

Cute small leaves, summer flowers, dense growth, excellent performer in the Northwest.

Tree to 50' with smooth white bark, pale gray-green leaves, oustanding ornamental. Only a few left.

Evergreen tree to 40' with attracive smooth bark and thick leaves, always appealing.

Victoria, BC collection (cultivated)
4" pot - $24

Amazing perfoliate juvenile leaves encircle the stem completely.
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Exotic looking tree with smooth white bark, hardy to around 12°F. Hybrid seedlings also available.

These are hybrids, not the pure species. Expect trees with deep green leaves, smooth showy bark, variable habit, hardy.

An uncommon hardy Eucalyptus species native to Tasmania.
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Evergreen tree from Chile producing a spectacular show of white flowers in late summer.

This semi-evergreen small tree flowers heavily in late summer.

Rare Vietnamese conifer, sometimes grouped under Chamaecyparis. One left.

Interesting small tree native to the Intermountain West.

Hesperocyparis abramsiana var. opleri
4" pot - $20

This large, fast growing and drought tolerant tree deserves wider use. A few of each form are available.

Northernmost native cypress in USA, endemic to Siskyou/Klamath region, rare, slow growing, fine drought tolerant ornamental tree. They're small.

This iconic tree of coastal California does well in the Pacific Northwest.
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Upright pyramidal small tree with beautiful weeping branches; easy to grow. The name is tentative.

Spectacular evergreen tree with small leaves, showy white flowers, edible fruit and colorful peeling bark. This hardy selection is a Cistus Nursery introduction.

Chilean evergreen tree with small aromatic leaves, white flowers, hardy to about 10°F.

Evergreen tree with unique fern-like leaves, coarse stringy bark, white flowers. Protect from hard freezes when young.

Widespread large conifer found throughout the Interior West.
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Yew relative native to New Zealand, gets large eventually. Hardy to about 5°F.

Easy to grow with beautiful foliage, this rare tree has received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. Wow!
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Impress your HOA with this rare and enigmatic tree from the high Andes!
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Super rare tree with amazing bark and rugged character!
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Who wants a dead oak when you can have a live oak?

Slow-growing small tree with bluish leaves, native to southwest US and Mexico but grows easily here.

The two collections available are similar. This western native oak deserves much wider use in Washington.

Evergreen Mexican oak, dusky foliage, rare, no damage at 6°F.

California native tree, deciduous with blue leaves, likes heat.

Interesting natural hybrid of two western oak species.

Medium sized evergreen tree with blue leaves, always attractive, drought resistant. Native to Southern California but hardy here. Only a few available.

This Mediterranean oak is seldom cultivated in North America; drought tolerant. Few available.

Cold-hardy collection [Klickitat County, WA]
small treepot - $20

This drought resistant Washington native is an important component of prairie ecosystems.
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Interesting natural hybrid of two western oak species.

Rare Mexican evergreen to semi-evergreen oak that grows easily here.

One of the finest ornamental trees we can grow; easy and hardy.
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Drought tolerant Oregon and California native.

Just one left!

Medium broadleaf evergreen tree with large, rough-textured leaves; unique.

Rare tree; not sure what it will do. Take a chance!

A large, fast-growing, and drought tolerant deciduous Mediterranean oak.

IB1311 [Humboldt County, CA, dwarf form]
small treepot - $24

Uncommon evergreen oak from Siskyou Mountains with good ornamental appeal. Sometimes shrubby, this selection is more upright; expect a decent size tree.

This isn't the invasive one in Washington. Might need some training to assume tree stature.

Slow-growing relative of our native Western Redcedar with silver-backed scales.

Selected by Colvos Creek Nursery, this distinct clone has coarse dark-green foliage and a dense growth habit.

Variegated golden foliage on this selection of our native Western Redcedar.

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Similar to windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei) but with smaller, stiff leaves; choice, hardy to 5 - 10°F.