Greenleaf Nursery Company Catalog 2017-2018

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Edibles Nothing is more satisfying than growing your own food. In addition to producing edible fruit, some of the plants in this section also have unique characteristics, such as outstanding fall color or columnar growth habit. Greenleaf Nursery Company only grows Predictable Quality edibles that are non-Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO). Hale Haven Peach Jupiter Grape PP13309 Allstar Strawberry
Lemon Drop Citrus Calamondin Mexican Lime Indio Mandarinquat Citrofortunella lemonquat Citrofortunella mitis Citrus aurantifolia Citrus x. citrofortunella sp. 5702 798 5020 4669 A vigorous growing tree that is a hybrid of Lemon and Kumquat growing 15 to 20 feet tall and 7 to 15 feet wide. Has white fragrant flowers that bloom spring to summer. Produces 3-inch fruit and the whole fruit is edible. Excellent for marmalade. Blooming in late winter to early spring, this year-round producer is self pollinating producing lime-orange tasting fruit. The fruit is good for eating fresh, juice and jelly making. Reaches 10 to 15 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. This year-round producer is selfpollinating with fruit having a tart taste. The fruit is good for juice, cocktail garnish and zest used in cooking. This variety is exceedingly vigorous growing from 6 to 13 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. A kumquat-tangerine hybrid with large, bell-shaped fruit larger than a typical kumquat. The entire fruit is edible. An ornamental tree will reach the height of 8 to 10 feet tall and wide. Bears abundance of fragrant fruit from summer into winter. Meyer Lemon Ponderosa Lemon Tree Variegated Meyer Lemon Buddha’s Hand Citron Citrus limon ‘Meyer’ Citrus limon ‘Ponderosa’ Citrus limon ‘Variegated Meyer’ Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis 8218; 5022 6420 4739; 6196 5311 With year-round production, this selffertile fruit has a tangelo and lemon less acidic taste, and is great for juice. Trees begin producing at an early age and often flower twice a year. Blooms are exceptionally fragrant. White fragrant flowers appear throughout the year, especially in spring. The fruit is not a true lemon, but much like citrons and lemons with a thick bumpy peel. A rather small tree and more cold-sensitive than a true lemon tree. This self-fertile fruit tree features variegated leaves and fruit. Often flowers twice a year, such that both fruit and flowers can be present all year long. Fruit has a less acidic taste and is great for juice. Blooms are exceptionally fragrant. A shrub or small tree with long, irregular branches reaching 8 to 15 feet tall and 6 to 12 feet wide. Its large, oblong leaves are highly fragrant. The leaves are pale green and grow about 4 to 6 inches. Has white flowers that are tinted purple and grow in fragrant clusters. Produces fruit that is segmented into finger-like sections. Oklahoma: 800-331-2982 | Texas: 800-237-3147 | North Carolina: 877-331-2982 233
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Predictable Quality Since 1945 2017
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MEMBERS OF THE GREENLEAF CORPORATE
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Princess Kylie Princess Zoey Prince
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Twist of Lemon Abelia Abelia x ‘G
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Ellamae Lily of the Nile Neverland
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Hosoba Hoshifu Japanese Aucuba Shil
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Autumn Angel Encore® Azalea Autumn
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Autumn Ruby Encore® Azalea Autumn
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Mrs. G.G. Gerbing Azalea Hino-Crims
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Sunjoy® Gold Pillar Barberry Tiny
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White Profusion Butterfly Bush Wind
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1884 Baby Gem Boxwood Buxus microph
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Little John Dwarf Bottlebrush Scarl
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Sadaharu Oh Camellia Sea Foam Camel
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Rose of Autumn Camellia Setsugekka
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Comtesse de Bouchard Clematis Ernes
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Prairie Fire Dogwood Red Gnome Dogw
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Ground Cotoneaster Northern Borders
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Spring Frost Distylium Vintage Jade
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Dwarf Euonymus Golden Euonymus Gree
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Shower of Gold Thryallis Crown Jewe
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Aphrodite Althea Blue Chiffon Althe
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Blueberry Smoothie Althea Hibiscus
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Cityline® Vienna Hydrangea Edgy®
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Silver Blue Variegated Hydrangea Su
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Royal Star Phantom Hydrangea Royal
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Tricolor St. Johnswort Dragon Lady
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Nordic® Compact Inkberry Shamrock
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Weeping Yaupon Holly Parson’s Pri
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Short N’ Sweet Sweetspire Primros
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Dynamite® Crapemyrtle Lagerstroemi
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Enduring Summer White Crapemyrtle V
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Tightwad Red® Crapemyrtle White Ca
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Purple Leaf Honeysuckle Edmee Gold
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Bicolor Iris Butterfly Iris Souther
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Party Lights Osmanthus Sweet Olive
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Diabolo® Ninebark Physocarpus opul
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Purpleleaf Sand Cherry Otto Luyken
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Dwarf Umbellata Indian Hawthorn Tic
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Hot Pink Autumn Sage Moonlight Autu
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Double Play® Artisan® Spiraea Dou
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Purple Persian Lilac Asiatic Jasmin
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Chicago Lustre® Arrowwood Viburnum
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Vinca Minor Delta Blues Chaste Tree
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Tango Weigela Variegated Dwarf Weig
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Roses Sun Sun to Partial Shade Part
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Yellow Lady Banks Rose Rosa banksia
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Julia Child Floribunda Rose Livin
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Winnipeg Parks Rose Rosa ‘Winnipe
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Sunny Knock Out® Rose Crimson Meid
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Golden Variegated Japanese Sweet Fl
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Eversheen Sedge Grass Inland Sea Oa
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Variegated Liriope Silver Dragon Li
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Ruby Ribbons® Red Switch Grass She
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Bella Select Mix Flowering Maple Ab
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White Green-Leaf Begonia Apple Blos
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Fishnet Stockings Coleus Kong Jr. R
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Blackie Sweet Potato Vine Bright Id
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Evita® Rose Lantana Evita® White
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Americana® Dark Red Zonal Geranium
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Supermint® Fuchsia Petunia Supermi
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Susie Mix Clockvine Dahlberg Daisy
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Perennials Summer Beauty Acanthus G
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Thriller Lady’s Mantle Borneo Gia
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Winky Blue & White Columbine Winky
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Winter Glow Bergenia Jim Crockett B
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Tropical Red Canna Tropical Rose Ca
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Lil Bang Daybreak Coreopsis Mercury
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Mountain Mist Dianthus Spotti Diant
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Foxy Dwarf Foxglove Cleopatra Conef
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Little Joe, Joe Pye Weed Chocolate
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Sunset Sunrise Blanket Flower Cherr
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Spring Promise® Conny Hellebore Wi
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Eenie Weenie Daylily Fairy Tale Pin
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Sombrero Way Daylily Sounds of Sile
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Georgia Peach Coral Bells Harvest B
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Luna Pink Swirl Hardy Hibiscus Luna
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Flamenco Red Hot Poker Purple Drago
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Snow Lady Shasta Daisy Snowcap Shas
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Sarah Bernhardt Peony Shirley Templ
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Creeping Blue Phlox Phlox subulata
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Page 187 and 188: Bells of Fire Esperanza Lydia Esper
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Page 191 and 192: Angelina Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Cap
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Page 205 and 206: Murray Leyland Cypress Shorty Leyla
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Page 209 and 210: Brodie Juniper Juniperus virginiana
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Page 215 and 216: Bloodgood Japanese Maple Butterfly
Page 217 and 218: Autumn Fantasy® Maple Firefall Map
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Page 225 and 226: Sweetbay Magnolia Brandywine® Crab
Page 227 and 228: Wildfire Black Gum Mediterranean Fa
Page 229 and 230: Double Weeping Cherry Aristocrat®
Page 231 and 232: Post Oak Black Oak Live Oak Golden
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Page 237 and 238: Black Italian Fig Brown Turkey Fig
Page 239 and 240: Haralson Apple Luna Apple Ad Luna A
Page 241 and 242: Sweet Sixteen Apple Bradley Nectari
Page 243 and 244: D’ Anjou Pear Bartlett Pear Kieff
Page 245 and 246: Bluegold Blueberry Chippewa Blueber
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Page 250 and 251: General Terms & Policies PREREQUISI
Page 252 and 253: General Greenleaf Nursery Represent
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