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Calluna vulgaris Heather, Scotch Heather
A low ground cover having masses of purple and pink flowers in late summer-spreads rapidly. Grows to 2 feet tall. |

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Campsis radicans Trumpet Creeper
A woody climbing vine having 3 inch red to orange flowers-hummingbird attractor. Grows to 30 feet tall. |

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Caragana aborescens Siberian Pea Tree
A very hardy small tree with bright yellow flowers in spring-bright green leaves. Excellent screen or windbreak.. Grows to 20 feet tall. |

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Carpinus betula Hornbeam, European Hornbeam
Said to be one of the finest landscape trees; excellent for groupings, hedges or screens. Upright oval habit when mature-dark green foliage, yellow fall colour. Grows to 40 feet tall. |

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Cersis chinensis Redbud, Chinese Redbud
Small, upright usually multi-trunked, bears rose-purple or purplish flowers. Very pretty. Grows to 10 feet tall. |

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Cersis siliquastrum Judas Tree
Bears small purplish rose pea like flowers in spring. Grows to 40 feet tall. |

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Chaenomeles japonica Quince, Japanese Dwarf Flowering Quince
Coral orange-red bloom in spring. Specimen plant or easily sheared to hedge. Very pretty as well as being tolerant of heat, cold and variable soils. Grows to 3 feet tall. |

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Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Cypress, Lawson False Cypress. Port Orford Cedar
Also known as a Port Orford Cedar. Densely pyramidal with soft graceful bluish-green foliage. Quite stately and elegant in habit. Grows to 75 feet tall. |

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Chionanthus retusa Chinese Fringe Tree
A small tree bearing a profusion of fragrant snowy white fringed flowers followed by dark blue fruit. Habit is mounding and spreading with dark green leathery leaves. Grows to 30 feet tall. |

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Chionanthus virginicus Old Man's Beard
Similiar to retusa but hardier with dark glossy green leaves 8 inch white flower panicles. Will tolerate some shade but flowers best in full sun. Native to the U.S. Grows to 30 feet tall. |

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Clematis vitalba Clematis, Traveller's Joy
Fast growing climbing vine. Fragrant almond scented 1 inch white summer flowers. Very ornamental with feathery seed clusters into winter. Grows 30 feet tall. |

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Clematis viticella Clematis, Italian Clematis
Bell like purple flowers shaded with blue and red. Cultivated since the 16th century. Ideal vigorous garden vine. Grows 12 feet tall. |

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Cornus controversa Dogwood, Giant Dogwood
Tiered branches bearing masses of small white flowers. Grows 60 feet tall. |

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Cornus mas Dogwood, Cornelian Cherry
An early blooming small Dogwood bearing tiny yellow flowers. A year round ornamental with nice fall colour and edible 3/4 inch bright scarlet berries. Grows 20 feet tall. |

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Cornus nutalli Pacific Dogwood
Dogwood is the floral emblem of British Columbia. Dogwood blooms from April to June and again in the fall, which along with the red bead-like berries, make it a very attractive ornamental tree. |

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Cornus stoloniferia Red Osier Dogwood
Red-osier Dogwood is an attractive freely spreading, deciduous shrub which grows from 1-6 m (3-20 ft) in height. The flowers, which occur in open clusters, are white to greenish in colour.... |

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Cotinus coggyria Smoke Tree
A small tree having growth which resembles billowing clouds of smoke. Grows 15 feet tall. |

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Cryptomeria japonica Cedar, Japanese Red Cedar
Graceful and stately with a conical form, reddish brown peeling bark with bluish green drooping foliage. Bonsai candidate. Grows 90 feet tall. |

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Cupressus sempervirens Cypress, Italian Cypress
Interesting narrow columnar form with dark green foliage. Grows 30 feet tall. |

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Cytisus scoparius Scotch Broom
Mounded habit with bright 1 inch yellow flowers. Grows 8 feet tall. |

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