Species: Eucalyptus sideroxylon
Common name: Red Ironbark
Family: Myrtaceae
Location in Garden: Australian Garden
Notes: Fluffy light pink stamen flowers; has rough bark. The door in the picture is a site-specific installation of art from the Art Center |
Species: Hovenia dulcis
Common name: Japanese Raisin Tree
Family: Rhamnaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Edible fleshy pedicel stores sugar and tastes like a date or raisin; has dropped its leaves now |
Species: Ginkgo biloba
Common name: Maidenhair Tree
Family: Ginkgoaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Yellow leaves; Left photo shows Bonsai version |
Species: Ilex x altaclerensis 'Wilsonii'
Common name: Wilson Holly
Family: Aquifoliaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden outside Zen Court by stroll path
Notes: Doesn't have spines all around the edges |
Species: Camellia japonica 'Yamato Nishiki'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden in front of house
Notes:Higo style flower. Large group of stamens in the center with a single row of uneven petals around them. This sports as you can see by the color variations of the flowers. Sporting is due to the instability of the genes. |
Species: Camellia japonica 'San Dimas'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Red single flower. Petals are quite even. |
Species: Camellia japonica 'Tinsie Two'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Red, white. Note the petaloids in the center. |
Species: Camellia hiemalis 'Kanjiro'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Rose-pink flowers |
Species: Salix x sepulcralis var. chrysocoma
Common name: Golden Niobe Willow
Family: Salicaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Yellow twigs |
Species: Nandina domestica
Common name: Heavenly Bamboo
Family: Berberidaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: Also in picture is a variegated Bamboo from the Poaceae family |
Species: Camellia sasanqua 'Moon Moth'
Family: Theaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden
Notes: White single flower |
Species: Ilex aquifolium 'Aureo-marginata'
Common name: Holly
Family: Aquifoliaceae
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden by Evergreen Maple
Notes: Gold-edged leaves, red berries. Native Americans used the leaves for a healing tea for measles. From the ashes of the leaves, they made another tea for whooping cough. In the American language of flowers, Holly symbolizes "Foresight." |
 Species: Rosa 'Altissimo'
Family: Rosaceae
Location in Garden: Rose Garden in front of Tearoom
Notes: Large flowered climber, 1966; Bright red |
Species: Rosa 'City of Belfast'
Family: Rosaceae
Location in Garden: Rose Garden
Notes: Floribunda 1968 |
Species: Rosa 'Europeana'
Family: Rosaceae
Location in Garden: Rose Garden
Notes: Floribunda AARS 1968 |