NSAPCOS
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| COSMIC CRISP® APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| A patented variety newly released from WSU and only available to growers in Washington State. Cosmic Crisp® Apple is a cross between Honeycrisp and Enterprise. A large, crisp and very flavorful juicy red apple known for high yield, attractiveness, disease resistance and long keeping quality. (ONLY SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON) |
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NSAPCAS
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| RED CASCADE APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Large juicy, red eating apples on weeping branches, makes for an interesting, naturally small ornamental tree with edible fruit. These crisp apples ripen fairly early, yet are good keepers. Red Cascade apple is of Siberian origin, this variety is known for its extreme winter hardiness. |
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NSEPLUS
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| LUSCIOUS EUROPEAN PEAR (Pyrus communis) |
| Well named. Luscious European Pear produces yellow skinned fruit with sweet flavor reminiscent to Bartlett, but more winter hardy, originating in South Dakota. Medium sized, dessert quality fruit. Fireblight resistant. Fall foliage is in shades of red. Zone 4-8. |
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NSEPPAR
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| PARKER EUROPEAN PEAR (Pyrus communis) |
| Fairly large yellow skinned fruits in late summer that are soft, juicy and sweet when ripe. Parker European Pear may be the same as the old Belgian variety "Flemish Beauty". A University of Minnesota release, rated to Zone 3. |
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NSHWAUT
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NSGRHOP
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| HOPE SEEDLESS GRAPE (Vitis labrusca) |
| White seedless high yielding variety noted for early ripening. A non-slipskin white seedless American type grape known for soft, fruity flavor and very high yield. Hope Seedless grape fruit isn't prone to cracking and has good resistance to powdery mildew, University of Arkansas introduction. |
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NSGRJOY
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| JOY SEEDLESS GRAPE (Vitis labrusca) |
| Blue seedless non-slipskin American type grape with soft, sweet thin skinned berries that are very flavorful. Joy seedless grape has some resistance to fruit cracking. |
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NSNSRUS
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| RUSSET BUFFALOBERRY (Shepherdia canadensis) |
| Widely adapted nitrogen fixing shrub with small yellow flowers and juicy red berries. Russet buffaloberry differs from regular Buffaloberry in that this shrub is thornless, but the berries, while edible are more bitter. This species is native to Washington along Puget Sound and is also found in Coastal Alaska and Western British Columbia, though it is more common in the Intermountain West. |
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NSAOMAC
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NSHABUR
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| BURGUNDY LACE HAZELNUT (Corylus avellana) |
| Dark, red wine colored, cut leaved ornamental hazelnut. Burgundy Lace Hazelnut has red flowers in late winter followed by red leaves and twigs. As summer progresses, leaves will turn bronze tints but clusters of small nuts will be dark red. A new blight resistant selection from OSU. |
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NSBMFSCA
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| FARGESIA SCABRIDA BAMBOO (Fargesia sp scabrida) |
| A large leafed clumping bamboo intermediate in size between Ivory Column and Dragon's Head at maturity, to about 15 feet. New column sheaths are reddish orange. Fargesia Scabrida does very good in shade to partial sun. Zone 6. |
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NSBYMAG
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| MAGICAL LILAC BEAUTYBERRY (Callicarpa Dichotoma) |
| Beautiful summer flowering lilac blooms, and eye-popping vivid lilac berries in bunches in fall. Cut branches laden with regularly-spaced berry clusters are used in floral arrangements, and since the berries don't taste good to animals or humans, are fairly persistent over winter outside as well. Magical Lilac amber colored fall leaves are a great temporary contrast to lilac berries on the lax, draping branches. Deciduous shrub form 3-6 ft. tall and wide. Prefers moist and shady woodland soils. Zone 6-10. |
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