Catalog 2012/13 - Kordes-Jungpflanzen

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www.koju.de info@koju.de 106 ILEX (Continued) crenata Ćonvexa´ ____ About 1.5 m tall, broad to conically growing shrub; leaves very dense-growing, stiff and leathery, shiny green, spathulate and upward curving - frost-hardy, fruitful and very tolerant to shade; suitable for undergrowth planting and for hedging; was awarded „Very Good“ during the federal cultivar trial in Germany in 1987. B, H, K, Z. Zone 7a. crenata ´Dark Green´® (Ícoprins11´)¥ NEW! ____ Seedling-selection from OPRINS, Belgium. Erect to bushy growing, well branched when pruned; young shoots brownish, later dark brown; foliage dark green, slightly glossy, alternate, oval to lanceolate, up to 2 cm long, evergreen; flowers small, white, inconspicuous in May – June; black fruits, up to 6 mm in size, long lasting – a more and more demanded alternative to Buxus, relatively good winter hardy, tolerates shade, pruning, root pressure and urban climates; in the origin country Japan often trained and pruned into all sorts of shapes. Good for architectural accents, attractive hedge plant, ecologically valuable. B, H, K, St, Z. Zone 6b. European Plant Breeders rights EU 20072678. Cultivar protected under trademark rights - unauthorized reproduction prohibited! For direct use only - not for further cultivation! crenata ´Fastigiata´ ____ About 1 m tall, compact and columnar-growing cultivar - suitable for rock and miniature gardens and for planting in troughs. K, R, S. Zone 6b. crenata ´Golden Gem´ ____ A dwarf shrub with low, spreading growth; leaves somewhat smaller than the species, golden yellow, hardly greening - a very decorative cultivar. B, K, Z. Zone 7b. crenata ´Stokes´ ____ A stocky, erect and dense-growing shrub; leaves small and dull green - very hardy and undemanding cultivar for mass planting, rock gardens and transportable greenery; was awarded „Excellent“ during the federal cultivar trials in Germany in 1987. B, H, K, Z. Zone 6b. Quality Height or width Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 7-15 32 1,75 1,40 3j.v.St. 0/1/2 P9 15-20 32 2,10 1,68 per plant >2500 € 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 10-15 32 2,35 1,88 1,69 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 7-15 32 1,95 1,56 3j.v.St. 0/1/2 P9 15-20 32 2,30 1,84 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 7-15 32 1,75 1,40 3j.v.St. 0/1/2 P9 15-20 32 2,10 1,68 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 5-10 32 1,75 1,40 3j.v.St. 0/1/2 P9 10-15 32 2,10 1,68
ILEX (Continued) meserveae ´Blue Angel´® (Ćonang 076´)¥ - Blue Holly ´Blue Angel´® ____ An American selection with a dense growth; foliage glossy deep dark green - a new and exceptionally hardy cultivar. H, R, S. Zone 6a. Registered Trademark number 926786. Cultivar protected under trademark rights! Quality Height or width Content Bunch/ Box per plant 250 € 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 7-15 32 2,30 1,84 3j.v.St. 0/1/2 P9 15-20 32 2,55 2,04 meserveae ´Blue Princess´® (Ćonapri 078´)¥ - Blue Holly ´Blue Princess´® ____ A broad, upright-growing, well-branched, female cultivar; shoots purple and felty - very fruitful and very hardy cultivar. H, R, S. Zone 6a. Registered Trademark number 934680. Cultivar protected under trademark rights! 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 15-20 32 2,30 1,84 meserveae ´Blue Prince´® (Ćonablu 077´)¥ - Blue Holly ´Blue Prince´® ____ An upright-growing, male cultivar with glossy, deep dark green foliage; the pollinator plant for all female Ilex plants; produces no berries - a very lovely and extraordinary hardy plant for hedging or for planting in groups. H, R, S. Zone 6a. Registered Trademark number 934679. Cultivar protected under trademark rights! 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 15-20 32 2,30 1,84 meserveae ´Heckenfee´® (´Hachfee´)¥ (HACHMANN 2001) - Blue Holly ´Heckenfee´® NEW! ____ (I. aquif. Pyramidalis x I. meservae ´Blue Prince´) A tightly and consistently upright growing female cultivar. Leaves 4.5 to 5 cm long, ovate to broadly elliptical, sharply toothed, shiny dark green on the upper side and light green on the under side. Flowers greenish white, appearing from May to June. Fruits 6-9 mm thick, spherical, turning bright red early in the season yet staying long on the branches. One of the best female cultivar available, especially suitable for hedges due to its extreme hardiness (up to -26°C) and its favourable regenerative capability. H, K, R, S. Zone 5b. European Plant Breeders´ rights EU 10063 – unauthorised propagation prohibited! 2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 15-20 32 2,00 1,60 1,44 per plant >2500 € Deciduous trees and shrubs + 49 (0) 41 06 - 40 11 Liners Hotline 107
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IPM ESSEN GERMANY 2013 24. Jan. - 2
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Our new varieties Buddleja ´Blue C
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Hydrangea arborescens ´Strong Anna
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Hydrangea paniculata ´Magical Cand
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Sambucus nigra ´Haidegg 17´ The e
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Contents Working for you 2 Our new
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Use this catalog as order sheet The
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Quality Height or width Deciduous t
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ACER (Continued) griseum - Paperbac
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ACER (Continued) platanoides ´Faas
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AMELANCHIER - SERVICEBERRY - ROSACE
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ARONIA - CHOKEBERRY - ROSACEAE Qual
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BERBERIS - BARBERRY - BERBERIDACEAE
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BERBERIS (Continued) thunbergii ´B
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BETULA (Continued) pubescens (= alb
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BUDDLEJA (Continued) davidii Émpi
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Aronia melanocarpa ´Hugin´
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Buxus sempervirens arborescens
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BUDDLEJA (Continued) Quality Height
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CARAGANA - CARAGANA - LEGUMINOSAE a
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CARYOPTERIS (Continued) Quality Hei
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CERCIS - CERCIS - CAESALPINIACEAE c
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CHAENOMELES (Continued) speciosa ´
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CORNUS - CORNEL, DOGWOOD - CORNACEA
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CORNUS (Continued) florida - Easter
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CORNUS (Continued) Quality Height o
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Page 59 and 60: Caryopteris clandonensis ´Summer S
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Page 67 and 68: CYTISUS - BROOM - LEGUMINOSAE ´Bos
Page 69 and 70: CYTISUS (Continued) scoparius ´Fir
Page 71 and 72: DEUTZIA (Continued) hybrida ´Mont
Page 73 and 74: EUONYMUS - EUONYMUS, SPINDLE - CELA
Page 75 and 76: EUONYMUS (Continued) fortunei ´Min
Page 77 and 78: Cornus mas ´Schönbrunner Gourmet
Page 79 and 80: Cotinus coggygria Ýoung Lady´¥
Page 81 and 82: FAGUS - BEECH - FAGACEAE sylvatica
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Page 85 and 86: FUCHSIA - FUCHSIA - ONAGRACEAE mage
Page 87 and 88: HEPTACODIUM - HEPTACODIUM - CAPRIFO
Page 89 and 90: HIBISCUS (Continued) syriacus ´Mar
Page 91 and 92: HIPPOPHAE - SEA BUCKTHORN - ELAEAGN
Page 93 and 94: HIPPOPHAE (Continued) rhamnoides ´
Page 95 and 96: HYDRANGEA (Continued) Quality Heigh
Page 97 and 98: Hibiscus syriacus Ćhina Chiffon´
Page 99 and 100: Hibiscus syriacus ´Purple Ruffles
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Page 111 and 112: JASMINUM - JASMINE - OLEACEAE nudif
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Page 115 and 116: LIGUSTRUM (Continued) vulgare ´Lod
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Page 119 and 120: Hydrangea arborescens Ánnabelle´
Page 121 and 122: LONICERA (Continued) ledebourii (=
Page 123 and 124: LYCIUM - BOX THORN - SOLANACEAE Qua
Page 125 and 126: MAGNOLIA (Continued) kobus - Kobus
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Page 129 and 130: MALUS (Continued) ´Hopa´ (= adstr
Page 131 and 132: MALUS (Continued) ´Red Sentinel´
Page 133 and 134: MYRICA - MYRICA, GALE - MYRICACEAE
Page 135 and 136: PARROTIA - PARROTIA - HAMAMELIDACEA
Page 137 and 138: Hydrangea arborescens ´Strong Anna
Page 139 and 140: Hydrangea macrophylla ´Schloss Wac
Page 141 and 142: PHILADELPHUS (Continued) Érectus
Page 143 and 144: PHOTINIA (Continued) fraseri ´Red
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Page 149 and 150: POTENTILLA (Continued) fruticosa ´
Page 151 and 152: PRUNUS (Continued) cistena (cerasif
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Hydrangea paniculata ´Mega Mindy´
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PRUNUS (Continued) sargentii (= sac
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PRUNUS (Continued) triloba (= trilo
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PYRUS - PEAR - ROSACEAE calleryana
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RHAMNUS (Continued) frangula ´Fine
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ROBINIA - ROBINIA - LEGUMINOSAE his
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ROSA (Continued) pendulina (= alpin
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ROSA (Continued) villosa (= pumifer
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ROSA - HYBRIDEN (Continued) Quality
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Hydrangea paniculata ´Sundae Frais
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Hydrangea paniculata ´Wims Red´¥
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ROSA - HYBRIDEN (Continued) ´Sea F
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SALIX (Continued) caprea - Goat Wil
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SALIX (Continued) repens nitida (=
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SAMBUCUS (Continued) Quality Height
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SORBARIA - SORBARIA - ROSACEAE sorb
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SPIRAEA - SPIRAEA - ROSACEAE arguta
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SPIRAEA (Continued) japonica Ánth
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SPIRAEA (Continued) Quality Height
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Lonicera kamtschatica ´Balalaika´
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Perovskia atriplicifolia ´Lacey Bl
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STRANVAESIA - STRANVAESIA - ROSACEA
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SYMPHORICARPOS (Continued) doorenbo
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SYRINGA (Continued) komarowii refle
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SYRINGA (Continued) Quality Height
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TILIA (Continued) euchlora (= europ
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VIBURNUM (Continued) carlesii - Swe
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VIBURNUM (Continued) opulus - Gueld
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VIBURNUM (Continued) tinus (= lucid
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Physocarpus opulifolius ´Diabolo´
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Prunus laurocerasus Étna´® (Á
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VITEX - VITEX - VERBENACEAE Quality
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WEIGELA (Continued) Quality Height
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WEIGELA (Continued) ´Red Prince´
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Climbers ACTINIDIA - GLISCH - ACTIN
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CELASTRUS - CELASTRUS, BITTERSWEET
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LONICERA - HONEYSUCKLE - CAPRIFOLIA
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POLYGONUM - POLYGONUM - POLYGONACEA
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Conifers ABIES - FIR - PINACEAE bal
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Quality Height or width Content Bun
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ARAUCARIA - ARAUCARIA - ARAUCARICAC
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CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) lawsonian
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CHAMAECYPARIS (Continued) pisifera
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JUNIPERUS - JUNIPER - CUPRESSACEAE
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) media ´Gold
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JUNIPERUS (Continued) Quality Heigh
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MICROBIOTA - MICROBIOTA - CUPRESSAC
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PICEA (Continued) abies ´Pygmaea´
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PICEA (Continued) pungens ´Glauca
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PINUS (Continued) mugo mughus ____
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PINUS (Continued) sylvestris ´Fast
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TAXUS - YEW - TAXACEAE baccata - Co
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TAXUS (Continued) baccata ´Summerg
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THUJA (Continued) Quality Height or
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THUJA (Continued) orientalis Áure
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Fruit trees AMELANCHIER, SERVICE BE
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BLUEBERRY (Continued) Quality Heigh
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CHESTNUT - FAGACEAE CASTANEA sativa
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CRANBERRY - ERICACEAE Quality Heigh
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CURRANT (Continued) RIBES nigrum ´
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CURRANT (Continued) RIBES rubrum ´
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CURRANT (Continued) Quality Height
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GOJI-BERRY, BOX THORN - SOLANACEAE
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GOOSEBERRY (Continued) RIBES uva-cr
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HAZEL (Continued) CORYLUS avellana
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RASPBERRY - ROSACEAE Quality Height
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RASPBERRY (Continued) Quality Heigh
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SEA BUCKTHORN (Continued) Quality H
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SEA BUCKTHORN (Continued) Quality H
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Photo labels PBR-Labels Photo label
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How it works: With your order confi
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Bareroot-liners Weight per 100 piec
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Abelia mosanensis
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Cotinus coggygria ´Golden Spirit´
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Winter - areas in Europe + 49 (0) 4
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Address Kordes Jungpflanzen Handels
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Main production plant in Bilsen
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