Catalog 2011/12 - Kordes-Jungpflanzen

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cinerea - Grey Willow
____ 2 to 5 m tall, dense and broad, almost semi-circular growing,
large shrub; catkins appear before leaf break, male caktkins
egg-shaped, orange to yellow, appearing in April/May; leaves
changeable, cloudy grey above, and lower surface covered with
bluish felt - a woody plant found in primary vegetation, suitable
for all moist positions, hedgerows, riverbankvegetation or for
ground reinforcements. R. Zone 4.
Quality Height
or
width
Content
Bunch/
Box
per plant
250
€
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 1,00 0,80
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 80-120 25 1,20 0,96
´Erythroflexuosa´ (= erythroflexuosa, ´Golden Curls´, matsudana ´Golden Curls´, matsudana ´Tortuosa Aurea Pendula´) (alba ´Tristis´ x
matsudana ´Tortuosa´) - Golden Curls
____ A unique, small, slow-growing tree; similar in appearance to S.
matsudana ´Tortuosa´, but with broader crown and striking golden
yellow to orange, widely arching and overhanging branches
and shoots; shoots are like twisted corkscrews, growing loosely
and in a zig-zag manner; leaves elongated to lanceolate, and
equally twisted - a decorative specimen plant, with an exceptional
effect especially in winter. S. Zone 5a.
helvetica (= nivea) - Swiss Sallow
____ Up to 50 cm tall shrub with elongated to elliptical leaves, covered
with white felt; catkins 3 to 5 cm long, appear shortly before the
leaves - an attractive plant for rock gardens. K, Z. Zone 4.
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 50-80 25 1,10 0,88
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 80-120 25 1,30 1,04
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 P9 32 2,05 1,64
integra ´Hakuro-Nishiki´ (= ´Albomaculata´, ´Fuiri-koiyanagi´) -
____ A medium-tall shrub with orange-bronze to red-coloured shoots
especially in winter; leaves narrow, thin, sprinkled with green,
white and pink - an extraordinary, striking, gracious, and hardy
willow, especially effective in shady areas. K, S, St. Zone 5b.
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 P9 32 2,05 1,64
lanata - Woolly Willow
____ A low, up to 1 m tall, loosely growing shrub with thick, knotty,
dense branches covered with white, hairy wool; leaves large,
rough, covered on both sides when young with long, white, silky
hairs; catkins up to 5 cm long, golden yellow - an especially
lovely dwarf willow from Northern Scandinavia for heather and
rock gardens and for planting in troughs. K, Z. Zone 4.
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 P9 32 2,05 1,64
per plant
>2500
€