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www.koju.de info@koju.de 290 HONEYSUCKLE (Continued) Quality Height or width LONICERA kamtschatika (= L. caerolea var. edulis, L. orientalis var. longifolia) - Blue berried Honeysuckle NEW! ____ A wide, bushy-growing shrub; flowers are small, white, fragrant, appearing in March and withstanding up to -10°C; fruits appear long, having the taste of blueberries, ripening about 14 days before that of strawberries, having a high contents of vitamin C and D – a plant that has been long cultivated in Russia. H, K. Zone 3. 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 32 1,79 1,43 1,29 JAPANESE QUINCE - ROSACEAE CHAENOMELES japonica Ćido´ - Japanese Quince Ćido´ ____ Growing up to 1.5 m tall, with slightly overhanging, thornless sprigs and few, branching, main shoots; flowers are orange-red; fruits yellow to yellowish-orange, almost to the size of an apple or quince, ripening early September to mid-October, with a higher content in vitamin C than lemons and twice as much pectin as apples – a cultivar from Latvia, termed as the “Northern lemon” planted for the production of juices, jams, fruit pastes, jelly, dessert wines, liquor etc. B, H, Z. Zone 5a. Plant Breeders’ rights apply. 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 32 2,20 1,76 JOSTABERRY - SAXIFRAGACEAE RIBES nidigrolaria ´Jostabeere´ (=´Langtraubige Schwarze´ x R. divaricatum) x (´Silvergieters Schwarze´ x ´Grüne Hansa´) - Jostaberry ____ A fast-growing shrub; leaves rather large, curly and shiny; fruits between the size of gooseberries and black currants, with small stalks that are firmly attached to the wood; taste lies between that of gooseberries and black currants – a cultivar that ripens before blackcurrants. Zone 6b. 1j.b.Sth. 0/1 25 2,50 2,00 Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € per plant >2500 €
MEDLAR - ROSACEAE MESPILUS germanica - Medlar ____ A tree-like shrub, 2.5 m tall; leaves long, lanceolate, non-glossy green; flowers white, 4 to 5 cm across, appearing in May/June; fruits brownish green at first, later bronze-coloured, 3 to 4 cm thick, after frost the fruits are edible, with a sweet-sour (marmelade-like) taste. A traditional fruit plant for free-growing hedges, planting on public grounds, around housing settlements and in villages. S. Zone 5a. MOUNTAIN ASH - ROSACEAE SORBUS aucuparia Édulis´ (=var. Dulcis, var. Moravica) - Moravian Rowan ____ Differs from the species in its somewhat larger leaves and the larger, about 1 cm thick, somewhat sour fruits high in vitamin C level; fruits suitable for making jelly - not suitable in calcareous soils. R. Zone 4. RASPBERRY - ROSACEAE Quality Height or width Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € A 50 1,75 1,40 per plant >2500 € + 49 (0) 41 06 - 40 11 Liners Hotline Fruit trees 291
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IPM ESSEN GERMANY 2008 24 - 27 Jan.
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Contents Working for you 2 Importan
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Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Summer W
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Use this catalog as order sheet The
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+ 49 (0) 41 06 - 40 11 Liners Hotli
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Quality Height or width Deciduous t
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ACER (Continued) griseum - Paperbac
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ACER (Continued) palmatum Órange
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ACER (Continued) rufi nerve - Snake
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AMELANCHIER (Continued) Quality Hei
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ARONIA - CHOKEBERRY - ROSACEAE Qual
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BERBERIS (Continued) hookeri - Hook
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BERBERIS (Continued) thunbergii ´R
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BUDDLEJA - BUDDLEIA - BUDDLEJACEAE
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BUDDLEJA (Continued) davidii ´Roya
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BUXUS (Continued) sempervirens ´Ro
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Aronia melanocarpa ‘Hugin’
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Buxus sempervirens ‘Blauer Heinz
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CARPINUS (Continued) betulus ´Fran
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CEANOTHUS - CEANOTHUS - RHAMNACEAE
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CHAENOMELES (Continued) Quality Hei
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CORNUS (Continued) Quality Height o
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CORNUS (Continued) fl orida - Easte
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CORNUS (Continued) offi cinalis - J
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CORYLUS - HAZEL - BETULACEAE avella
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COTINUS (Continued) Quality Height
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Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Summer
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Cornus mas ‘Jolico’
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COTONEASTER (Continued) COTONEASTER
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COTONEASTER (Continued) watereri ´
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CYTISUS (Continued) nigricans Ćyn
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CYTISUS (Continued) Quality Height
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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) 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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Page 243 and 244: CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) lawsonian
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Page 247 and 248: CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) pisifera
Page 249 and 250: JUNIPERUS (Continued) chinensis Ó
Page 251 and 252: JUNIPERUS (Continued) horizontalis
Page 253 and 254: JUNIPERUS (Continued) Quality Heigh
Page 255 and 256: JUNIPERUS (Continued) virginiana ´
Page 257 and 258: PICEA - SPRUCE - PINACEAE abies (=
Page 259 and 260: PICEA (Continued) glauca ´Blue Won
Page 261 and 262: PICEA (Continued) pungens ´Koster
Page 263 and 264: PINUS (Continued) mugo ´Humpy´ -
Page 265 and 266: PINUS (Continued) peuce - Macedonia
Page 267 and 268: PSEUDOTSUGA - DOUGLAS FIR - PINACEA
Page 269 and 270: TAXUS (Continued) Quality Height Co
Page 271 and 272: TAXUS (Continued) media ´Farmen´
Page 273 and 274: THUJA (Continued) occidentalis ´Lo
Page 275 and 276: THUJA (Continued) orientalis ´Pyra
Page 277 and 278: Bamboo FARGESIA - - POACEAE Quality
Page 279 and 280: PLEIOBLASTUS - Bamboo - POACEAE pum
Page 281 and 282: Fruit trees and shrubs APPLE SERVIC
Page 283 and 284: BLACKBERRY (Continued) RUBUS frutic
Page 285 and 286: BLUEBERRY (Continued) Quality Heigh
Page 287 and 288: CURRANT (Continued) RIBES nigrum ´
Page 289 and 290: ELDER (Continued) SAMBUCUS nigra ´
Page 291: HAZELNUT (Continued) CORYLUS avella
Page 295 and 296: SEA BUCKTHORN - ELAEAGNACEAE Qualit
Page 297 and 298: Root stocks CYDONIA - CYDONIA - ROS
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Page 301 and 302: PRUNUS - PLUM, CHERRY, PEACH, ALMON
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Page 307 and 308: HIPPOPHAE (Continued) syriacus ´La
Page 309 and 310: PRUNUS (Continued) ITEA virginica
Page 311 and 312: SYMPHORICARPOS doorenbosii Ámethy
Page 313 and 314: koju ® pot and tray system ______
Page 315 and 316: Bareroot-liners Weight per 100 piec
Page 317 and 318: Cornus mas ´Schönbrunner Gourmet
Page 319 and 320: Hydrangea paniculata ´Limelight´
Page 321: Taxus baccata
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