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Hill Farm Nursery

Cariboo-Grown & Cariboo-Hardy Perennials. Since 1991.

PLANT PORTRAITS INDEX – Search By Botanical Name

 

PLANT INDEX by BOTANICAL NAME

Organized by sub-categories:

Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, Grasses, Climbers, Native Plants

Please click on the highlighted links for full descriptions and photos.

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ANNUALS

  • Argemone polyanthemos syn. A. platyceras ~ Crested Prickly Poppy

BIENNIALS

  • A

  • Anchusa azurea ~ Anchusa Cultivar ‘Dropmore Blue’
  • C

  • Corydalis aurea ~ Yellow Corydalis
  • D

  • Dianthus barbatus var. nigrescens ~Black Sweet William ‘Sooty’
  • E

  • Erysimum allionii syn. Cheiranthus allionii  ~ Siberian Wallflower
  • S

  • Symphyandra hofmannii ~ Syn. Campanula hofmannii ~ Ringed Bellflower
  • V

  • Verbascum blattaria albiflorum ~ White Moth Mullein

PERENNIALS

  • A

  • Aceriphyllum rossii syn. Mukdenia rossii ~ Mukdenia
  • Achillea filipendulina ~ Fernleaf Yarrow ‘Cloth of Gold’
  • Achillea millefolium v. rubra ~ Red-Flowered Yarrow ‘Cassis’ & ‘Cerise Queen’
  • Achillea sibirica var. camtschatica ~ Kamchatka Yarrow ‘Love Parade’
  • Achillea tomentosa ~ Woolly Yarrow
  • Aconitum carmichaelii ‘arendsii’ ~ Autumn Monkshood
  • Aconitum cammarum x spicatum ~ Monkshood Cultivar ‘Stainless Steel’
  • Aconitum lycoctonum  ~ syn. Aconitum lamarckii ~ Yellow Monkshood, Yellow Wolfsbane
  • Aconitum lamarckii ~ syn. Aconitum lycoctonum ~ Yellow Monkshood, Yellow Wolfsbane
  • Aegopodium podagraria ‘variegata’ ~ Bishop’s Goutwort
  • Allium christophii ~ Star-of-Persia Ornamental Onion
  • Althaea officinalis ~ Marsh Mallow
  • Anacyclus pyrethrum ssp. depressus ~ Mount Atlas Daisy
  • Aquilegia alpina ~ Alpine Columbine (European)
  • Aquilegia vulgaris var. nivea ~ ‘Munstead White’ Columbine (Granny’s Bonnet/Short-Spurred)
  • Asarum europaeum ~ European Wild Ginger
  • B

  • Brunnera macrophylla ~ Summer Forget-Me-Not, Siberian Bugloss
  • C

  • Campanula cochlearifolia ~ Fairies’ Thimble Bellflower
  • Centaurea macrocephala ~ Yellow Globe Cornflower
  • Centaurea montana ~ Perennial Cornflower, Mountain Bluet
  • Cephalaria tchihatchewii – Tchihatchev’s Cephalaria
  • Convallaria majalis ~ Lily-of-the-Valley
  • Convallaria majalis ‘striata’, ‘rosea’, and ‘prolificans’ –  Striped, Rose-Coloured and Double-Flowered Lily-of-the-Valley – see Convallaria majalis
  • Crambe cordifolia ~ Giant Crambe
  • D

  • Delphinium bicolor ~ Low Larkspur, Little Larkspur
  • Delphinium x elatum hybrids ~ ‘New Millennium’ New Zealand Delphiniums
  • E

 

  • Echinops ritro ~ Blue Globe Thistle
  • Eryngium planum ~ Sea Holly ‘Blue Cap’
  • Euphorbia polychroma syn. epithymoides ~ Cushion Spurge, Yellow Garden Spurge
  • F

  • G

  • Geranium argenteum ~ Silvery Geranium
  • Geum triflorum ~ Prairie Smoke, Nodding Avens
  • H

  • I

  • Iris foetidissima ~ Gladwin Iris
  • J

  • K

  • L

  • Lathyrus latifolius ~ Perennial Sweet Pea – ‘Red Pearl’, ‘Rose Pearl’, ‘Pink Beauty’, ‘White Pearl’
  • Leontopodium alpinum ~Alpine Edelweiss
  • Leucanthemum x superbum ~ Shasta Daisy
  • Lewisia rediviva ~ Bitterroot
  • Lychnis chalcedonica ~ Maltese Cross – Scarlet, ‘Morgenrote’/’Dusky Salmon’, ‘Raureif’/’Snowbird’
  • Lysichiton americanus ~ Yellow/Western Skunk Cabbage
  • Lysichiton camtschatcensis ~ White/Asian Skunk Cabbage
  • Lysimachia punctata  ~ Dotted Loosestrife, Yellow Loosestrife, including cultivars ‘Alexander’ and ‘Golden Alexander’
  • M

  • Malva moschata ‘alba’ and ‘rosea’ ~ Musk Mallow – ‘Appleblossom’, ‘Rose Perfection’, ‘White Perfection’
  • Monarda fistulosa ~ Wild Bergamot, Lilac Bee Balm
  • Mukdenia rossii syn. Aceriphyllum rossii ~ Mukdenia
  • Myrrhis odorata  ~ Sweet Cicely
  • N

  • O

  • P

  • Penstemon digitalis  ~ ‘Mystica’ Penstemon
  • Penstemon fruticosus var. scouleri ~ Shrubby Penstemon
  • Penstemon hirsutus  ~ Eastern Penstemon, Hairy Penstemon
  • Petasites frigidus var. nivalis ~ Sweet Coltsfoot, Alpine Coltsfoot, Arctic Butterbur
  • Petasites frigidus var. palmatus ~ Palmate Coltsfoot
  • Petasites sagittatus ~ Arrow-Leaved Coltsfoot
  • Phlomis tuberosa ~Tuberous Jerusalem Sage
  • Physalis alkekengi (syn. franchetii) ~ Chinese Lanterns
  • Physochlaina orientalis ~ Oriental Physochlaina
  • Physostegia virginiana ‘variegata’ ~ Variegated Obedient Plant
  • Polemonium pauciflorum ~ Yellow Jacob’s Ladder
  • Polemonium pulcherrimum ~ Showy Jacob’s Ladder
  • Q

  • R

  • Ranunculus glaberrimus ~ Sagebrush Buttercup
  • S

  • Salvia pratensis ~ Meadow Clary Sage, including ‘Meadow Ballet’ cultivars
  • Salvia transylvanica ~ Transylvanian Sage ‘Blue Cloud’
  • Silene dioica aurea  ~ ‘Ray’s Golden Campion’
  • T

  • Tanacetum macrophyllum ~ Big-Leaf White Tansy, Rayed Tansy
  • Trachystemon orientalis ~ Oriental Borage
  • U

  • V

  • Vernonia noveboracensis ~ New York Ironweed
  • Viola elatior ~ Tall Woodland Violet
  • Viola jooi  ~ Transylvanian Violet
  • Viola labradorica purpurea syn. Viola riviniana ‘Purpurea Group’ ~ Labrador Violet
  • W

  • X

  • Y

  • Z

CLIMBERS

  • Lathyrus latifolius ~ Perennial Sweet Pea – ‘Red Pearl’, ‘Rose Pearl’, ‘Pink Beauty’, ‘White Pearl’

NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN PLANTS

  • Argemone polyanthemos syn. A. platyceras ~ Crested Prickly Poppy
  • Corallorhiza striata ~ Striped Coral-root
  • Corydalis aurea ~ Yellow Corydalis
  • Delphinium bicolor ~ Low Larkspur, Little Larkspur
  • Geum triflorum ~ Prairie Smoke, Nodding Avens
  • Lewisia rediviva ~ Bitterroot
  • Lysichiton americanus ~ Yellow/Western Skunk Cabbage
  • Mirabilis nyctaginea ~ Wild Four-O’Clocks
  • Monarda fistulosa ~ Wild Bergamot, Lilac Bee Balm
  • Penstemon fruticosus var. scouleri ~ Shrubby Penstemon
  • Penstemon hirsutus  ~ Eastern Penstemon, Hairy Penstemon
  • Petasites frigidus var. nivalis ~ Sweet Coltsfoot, Alpine Coltsfoot, Arctic Butterbur
  • Petasites frigidus var. palmatus ~ Palmate Coltsfoot
  • Petasites sagittatus ~ Arrow-Leaved Coltsfoot
  • Polemonium pauciflorum ~ Yellow Jacob’s Ladder
  • Polemonium pulcherrimum ~ Showy Jacob’s Ladder
  • Ranunculus glaberrimus ~ Sagebrush Buttercup
  • Vernonia noveboracensis ~ New York Ironweed
  • Viola labradorica purpurea syn. Viola riviniana ‘Purpurea Group’ ~ Labrador Violet ~ possibly North American, though the species identification is currently being investigated by botanists – it may be European.

 

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    Viola labradorica ‘purpurea’ syn. Viola riviniana ‘Purple Group’. PURPLE LABRADOR VIOLET. April 8, 2019.  Image: HFN

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  • Contact Info

    Hill Farm Nursery is located in a rural area north of McLeese Lake, B.C. We are not set up for on-farm visitors at present, but we hope to host you here in future years.
    For 2019 you can find us at:
    QUESNEL SEEDY SATURDAY
    HANDMADE IN THE CARIBOO SALE (Williams Lake)
    WILLIAMS LAKE SEEDY SATURDAY
    McLEESE LAKE MOTHER'S DAY MARKET
    WILLIAMS LAKE FARMERS' MARKET
    QUESNEL FARMERS' MARKET
    McLEESE LAKE FARMERS' MARKET
    1-250-297-6553 / bscharf@uniserve.com
  • QUESNEL SEEDY SATURDAY

    In the Atrium
    CNC Campus
    Saturday, April 13, 2019
    Time: 10 AM till 3 PM
    Hill Farm Nursery will be bringing in a selection of heirloom tomato starts, and perhaps some other antique, seed-saver-friendly garden treasures. See you there!
  • WILLIAMS LAKE SEEDY SATURDAY

    Williams Lake Farmers' Market site, in the parking lot between the Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex and Kiwanis Park.
    Saturday, May 4, 2019
    Time: 10 AM till 2 PM
    Hill Farm Nursery hopes to attend! We will be bringing in a selection of heirloom tomato starts and seed-saver-friendly garden treasures. Hardy perennials, too, many with heritage history from the Cariboo and beyond!
  • QUESNEL FARMERS' MARKET

    Helen Dixon Centre
    241 Kinchant Street
    Quesnel. B.C.
    Saturdays, May till October
    8:30 AM till 1 PM
  • WILLIAMS LAKE FARMERS' MARKET

    Now in the parking lot beside the Recreation Centre/Pool. Head for Kiwanis Park and you'll find the Market!
    Fridays, May 10 till October 11, 2019
    9 AM till 2 PM
  • BLOCKS R US (Williams Lake)

    152 Old Soda Creek Road
    Williams Lake, B.C.
    Late April onwards.
    Monday to Saturday
    8AM till 5 PM
    Visit the landscaping experts at Blocks R Us for all your hardscaping needs, from topsoil to paving stones. Look for annuals from Frank's Nursery, and premium trees and shrubs from Bron and Sons. Hill Farm Nursery is not likely to be supplying plants to Blocks'R'Us in 2019 due to lack of sufficient stock this year to support a retail location but there will be some nice plants there from other growers - worth checking out!
  • McLEESE LAKE FARMERS' MARKET

    Lakeside Tourist Info Site, located between the Oasis Pub and the Oasis Cafe, and directly across from the McLeese Lake General Store.
    Sundays, May 19 till sometime in September, 2019
    Time: 9 A.M. till 1 P.M.
  • Affiliations

    Alpine Garden Club of British Columbia
    Alpine Garden Society (Great Britain)
    David Douglas Botanical Garden Society
    Growing North Cariboo Society (F.A.R.M.E.D.)
    North American Rock Garden Society (N.A.R.G.S.)
    Seeds of Diversity Canada

  • Places to Visit:

    SCOUT ISLAND NATURE CENTRE, Williams Lake, B.C. An oasis of peace on the outskirts of a bustling industrial area. Excellent trail network; something to see 365 days of the year - wildflowers, birds, aquatic life and small mammals. Nature centre, resource library, knowledgeable & enthusiastic naturalists on site.

    DAVID DOUGLAS BOTANICAL GARDEN, Prince George, B.C. Located at the University of Northern British Columbia. A small but interesting perennial flower display garden, lilac display, waterfall & bridge, and the Alice Wolczuk Alpine Garden.

    GOODSIR NATURE PARK, Salmon Valley, B.C. 20 miles north of Prince George. 160 acre private nature reserve, 6 miles of trails, open to the public May-Oct. Wildflowers & trees; an active beaver pond; plant museum, guided & self-guided tours; excellent signage; some rare plants. Picnic tables, firepits & camping available. Entry free; donations welcome.

    OSOYOOS DESERT CENTRE, Osoyoos, B.C. 2 km of boardwalk through B.C.'s rarest ecosystem, the "pocket desert." Wildflowers, birds, reptiles, small mammals. Guided & self-guided; small visitor centre.

    ANCIENT FOREST TRAIL, near Dome Creek, Robson Valley, B.C. (Along Highway 16, halfway between Prince George and McBride. Watch for large signs: "Ancient Forest".) Hiking trails through ancient cedar forest, including a recently completed 1/2 kilometer wheelchair accessible boardwalk portion. Built by dedicated volunteers; a prodigious amount of planning and sheer hard work went into this trail system, and it shows. Worth a stop to walk the boardwalk; you will be inspired to come back and hike the wilder trails as well. Huge cedar trees, ferns, water features - a prime example of B.C.'s rare and endangered Inland Rain Forest. Interpretive signage at parking lot, outhouses, well-thought-out wheelchair unloading/loading area and beautifully designed boardwalk. Donation box.

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