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www.koju.de info@koju.de 16 ACER (Continued) platanoides - Norway Maple ____ Up to 30 m tall native tree with dense, oval-shaped crown; leaves appear on long stalks turning yellow in autumn; numerous yellowish green flowers in upright umbellated panicles appear before foliage break - a magnificent park and street tree on soils rich in nutrients, also tolerant to light, dry and calcareous sites - a primary vegetation plant and for open fields. D, R, S, St. Zone 4. platanoides ´Faassens Black´ - Dark Red Leafed Norway Maple ____ Shootbreaks are dark red, later having blackish-red and shiny leaves which do not fade in colour till autumn - surpasses with its darker red leaves even ´Faassens Black´, Ćrimson King´ etc. S, St. Zone 5b. platanoides ´Royal Red´ - Red Leafed Norway Maple ____ An American cultivar; surely the most beautiful red-leaved cultivar of the Norway maples, an eye-catching tree for parks. S, St. Zone 5b. pseudoplatanus - Mock Plane ____ A very large native tree growing 30 to 40 m with a broad, arched crown and bark peeling off in small flakes; the rough, dark green, 5-lobed leaves, turning golden yellow with a reddish touch in autumn; yellowish green flowers borne on rather long hanging panicles after foliage break - a magnificent park and street tree on moist and open soils. R, S. Zone 4. rubrum - Red Maple, Canadian Maple ____ A medium-sized tree, growing to 15 m tall with loose crown and hanging branches; the 3- to 5-lobed leaves grow on striking red shoots, turning scarlet-red to yellow in autumn; equally striking are the plentifull small, dark red flowers in March/April - valuable, robust plant even for industrial sites and an excellent specimen tree for gardens and parks, intolerant of very alkaline sites. R, S. Zone 4. Quality Height or width Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € 2j.v.S. 1/1 30-50 25 0,71 0,57 2j.v.S. 1/1 50-80 25 0,88 0,70 3j.v.S. 1/2 80-120 25 1,10 0,88 2j.v.S. 1/1 P9 32 2,00 1,60 Bio-Topf 32 2,00 1,60 1j.Vg. x/1/0 50-80 10 5,60 1j.Vg. x/1/0 80-120 10 6,50 1j.Vg. x/1/0 120-160 10 7,80 1j.Vg. x/1/0 50-80 10 5,60 1j.Vg. x/1/0 80-120 10 6,50 1j.Vg. x/1/0 120-160 10 7,80 2j.v.S. 1/1 30-50 25 0,71 0,57 2j.v.S. 1/1 50-80 25 0,88 0,70 3j.v.S. 1/2 80-120 25 1,10 0,88 2j.v.S. 1/1 P9 32 2,00 1,60 Bio-Topf 32 2,00 1,60 2j.v.S. 1/1 P9 15-30 32 2,30 2j.v.S. 1/1 P9 30-50 32 2,90 per plant >2500 €
ACER (Continued) rufi nerve - Snake Bark Maple ____ Up to 5 m tall shrub with multiple stems and broad but loose, funnel-shaped crown; bark is green with long white stripes; the dark green, 3-lobed leaves turn carmine in autumn - a remarkably beautiful snaked-bark maple maple. S. Zone 6b. Quality Height or width Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € 3j.v.S. 1/2 30-50 25 1,17 0,94 3j.v.S. 1/2 50-80 25 1,42 1,14 2j.v.S. 1/1 P9 32 1,60 1,28 parvifl ora (= A. macrostachya) - Dwarf Buckeye, Shrubby Pavia ____ Up to 10 m wide and 4 m tall shrub with tendency to build suckers at base; 20 to 30 cm long white pyramid-like panicles appearing from July till August - valued as a specimen in gardens and parks. R, S. Zone 4. Jungware 10 9,80 per plant >2500 € Deciduous trees and shrubs + 49 (0) 41 06 - 40 11 Liners Hotline 17
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Page 5 and 6: Contents Working for you 2 Importan
Page 7 and 8: Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Summer W
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Page 15 and 16: ACER (Continued) griseum - Paperbac
Page 17: ACER (Continued) palmatum Órange
Page 21 and 22: AMELANCHIER (Continued) Quality Hei
Page 23 and 24: ARONIA - CHOKEBERRY - ROSACEAE Qual
Page 25 and 26: BERBERIS (Continued) hookeri - Hook
Page 27 and 28: BERBERIS (Continued) thunbergii ´R
Page 29 and 30: BUDDLEJA - BUDDLEIA - BUDDLEJACEAE
Page 31 and 32: BUDDLEJA (Continued) davidii ´Roya
Page 33 and 34: BUXUS (Continued) sempervirens ´Ro
Page 35 and 36: Aronia melanocarpa ‘Hugin’
Page 37 and 38: Buxus sempervirens ‘Blauer Heinz
Page 39 and 40: CARPINUS (Continued) betulus ´Fran
Page 41 and 42: CEANOTHUS - CEANOTHUS - RHAMNACEAE
Page 43 and 44: CHAENOMELES (Continued) Quality Hei
Page 45 and 46: CORNUS (Continued) Quality Height o
Page 47 and 48: CORNUS (Continued) fl orida - Easte
Page 49 and 50: CORNUS (Continued) offi cinalis - J
Page 51 and 52: CORYLUS - HAZEL - BETULACEAE avella
Page 53 and 54: COTINUS (Continued) Quality Height
Page 55 and 56: Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Summer
Page 57 and 58: Cornus mas ‘Jolico’
Page 59 and 60: COTONEASTER (Continued) COTONEASTER
Page 61 and 62: COTONEASTER (Continued) watereri ´
Page 63 and 64: CYTISUS (Continued) nigricans Ćyn
Page 65 and 66: CYTISUS (Continued) Quality Height
Page 67 and 68: DEUTZIA (Continued) magnifi ca - Ta
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EUONYMUS (Continued) europaeus - Co
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EUONYMUS (Continued) Quality Height
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FAGUS (Continued) sylvatica ´Dawyc
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Cotinus coggygria ‘Young Lady’
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Heptacodium miconioides
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FORSYTHIA (Continued) Quality Heigh
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GENISTA - BROOM - LEGUMINOSAE lydia
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HAMAMELIS (Continued) intermedia ´
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HEPTACODIUM - HEPTACODIUM - CAPRIFO
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HIBISCUS (Continued) syriacus ´Pin
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HIPPOPHAE (Continued) Quality Heigh
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HYDRANGEA (Continued) Quality Heigh
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HYDRANGEA (Continued) Quality Heigh
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Hibiscus syriacus ‘Marina’
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Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Hikul’ (=
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HYPERICUM - ST. JOHN´S WORT - HYPE
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ILEX (Continued) aquifolium ´Golde
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ILEX (Continued) Quality Height or
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JASMINUM - JASMINE - OLEACEAE nudif
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LAVANDULA - LAVENDER - LAMIACEAE Qu
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LIGUSTRUM (Continued) vulgare Átr
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LONICERA (Continued) nitida ´Maigr
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MAGNOLIA - MAGNOLIA - MAGNOLIACEAE
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Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Schneeball
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MAGNOLIA (Continued) stellata ´Roy
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MAHONIA (Continued) Quality Height
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MALUS (Continued) ´John Downie´ -
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MALUS (Continued) ´Red Sentinel´
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MORUS (Continued) nigra - Black Mul
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PACHYSANDRA (Continued) terminalis
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PHILADELPHUS (Continued) coronarius
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PHOTINIA (Continued) Quality Height
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Ilex meserveae ´Heckenpracht´¥ I
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LEUCOTHOE ´Red Lips´® (´Lipsbol
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PHYSOCARPUS (Continued) PHYSOCARPUS
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POTENTILLA (Continued) Quality Heig
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POTENTILLA (Continued) fruticosa ´
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PRUNUS (Continued) cistena (= P. ce
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PRUNUS (Continued) Quality Height o
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PRUNUS (Continued) sargentii (= P.
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PRUNUS (Continued) tomentosa - Down
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Philadelphus ‘Snowgoose’
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Prunus laurocerasus ‘Etna’ ® (
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PYRACANTHA (Continued) ´Teton´ (=
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RHAMNUS - BUCKTHORN - RHAMNACEAE ca
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RHODODENDRON (Continued) ´Hachmann
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RHODODENDRON - KLEINBLUMIG (Continu
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RHODODENDRON - KLEINBLUMIG (Continu
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RHODODENDRON = AZALEA (Continued) l
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RHUS - SUMACH - ANACARDIACEAE aroma
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Robinia (Continued) pseudoacacia -
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Prunus serrulata ‘Royal Burgundy
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Rosa ‘Bad Wörishofen 2005’® /
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ROSA (Continued) pimpinellifolia (=
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ROSA - HYBRIDEN - ROSE - ROSACEAE -
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ROSA - HYBRIDEN (Continued) Quality
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SALIX - WILLOW - SALICACEAE alba ´
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SALIX (Continued) lanata - Woolly W
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SAMBUCUS (Continued) Quality Height
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SORBARIA (Continued) Quality Height
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SPIRAEA (Continued) betulifolia ´T
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Rosa ‘Lupo’ ® (‘Kordwarul’
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Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ ®
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SPIRAEA (Continued) bumalda ´Zigeu
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SPIRAEA (Continued) Quality Height
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SYMPHORICARPOS - SNOWBERRY - CAPRIF
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SYMPHORICARPOS (Continued) orbicula
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SYRINGA (Continued) Quality Height
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SYRINGA (Continued) vulgaris ´Sens
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VACCINIUM - BLUEBERRY - ERICACEAE Q
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VACCINIUM (Continued) Quality Heigh
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Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’¥
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Weigela florida ‘Alexandra’ ¥
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VIBURNUM (Continued) carlesii - Swe
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VIBURNUM (Continued) opulus ´Roseu
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VIBURNUM (Continued) tinus ´Gwenll
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WEIGELA (Continued) fl orida ´Kore
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WEIGELA (Continued) ´Majorie´ - W
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Climbers ACTINIDIA - GLISCH - ACTIN
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CELASTRUS - CELASTRUS, BITTERSWEET
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CLEMATIS - HYBRIDEN (Continued) ´L
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HUMULUS - HOP - CANNABIDACEAE lupul
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PARTHENOCISSUS (Continued) Quality
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Conifers ABIES - FIR - PINACEAE bal
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ARAUCARIA - ARAUCARIA - ARAUCARICAC
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CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) lawsonian
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CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) lawsonian
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CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) pisifera
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) chinensis Ó
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) horizontalis
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) Quality Heigh
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) virginiana ´
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PICEA - SPRUCE - PINACEAE abies (=
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PICEA (Continued) glauca ´Blue Won
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PICEA (Continued) pungens ´Koster
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PINUS (Continued) mugo ´Humpy´ -
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PINUS (Continued) peuce - Macedonia
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PSEUDOTSUGA - DOUGLAS FIR - PINACEA
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TAXUS (Continued) Quality Height Co
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TAXUS (Continued) media ´Farmen´
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THUJA (Continued) occidentalis ´Lo
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THUJA (Continued) orientalis ´Pyra
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Bamboo FARGESIA - - POACEAE Quality
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PLEIOBLASTUS - Bamboo - POACEAE pum
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Fruit trees and shrubs APPLE SERVIC
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BLACKBERRY (Continued) RUBUS frutic
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BLUEBERRY (Continued) Quality Heigh
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CURRANT (Continued) RIBES nigrum ´
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ELDER (Continued) SAMBUCUS nigra ´
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HAZELNUT (Continued) CORYLUS avella
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MEDLAR - ROSACEAE MESPILUS germanic
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SEA BUCKTHORN - ELAEAGNACEAE Qualit
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Root stocks CYDONIA - CYDONIA - ROS
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MALUS (Continued) Quality Height or
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PRUNUS - PLUM, CHERRY, PEACH, ALMON
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HIPPOPHAE (Continued) syriacus ´La
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PRUNUS (Continued) ITEA virginica
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SYMPHORICARPOS doorenbosii Ámethy
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Bareroot-liners Weight per 100 piec
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Cornus mas ´Schönbrunner Gourmet
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Hydrangea paniculata ´Limelight´
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Taxus baccata
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