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Vorbereitung Website H20.Xlsx Update: 08.10.2020 Lunaplant.de Liebhaber-Liste Laub & Blütengehölze - Herbst 2020 (Koniferen & Ginkgo finden Sie auf einer eigenen Liste) Wir freuen uns, Ihnen unsere neuen saisonalen Gehölzlisten anbieten zu können. Mehr als 20 produzierende Partner-Betriebe sind an diesem Sortiment beteiligt. Alle Pflanzen stammen aus westeuropäischer Baumschulkultur und sind bester Qualität! Wichtiges zum Verständnis - bitte lesen - vielen Dank! • Keine Sortenberatung zu dieser Liste ! Unsere Kernkompetenz sind die Magnolien - hierzu beraten wir Sie jederzeit nach besten Kräften und Möglichkeiten. • Letzter Bestelltag für diese Liste: 25.Oktober 2020 Unsere Magnolien können Sie selbstverständlich ganzjährig bestellen. Diese Frist bezieht sich NUR auf diese beiden Sonderlisten! • Versandbeginn: Ab dem 29.Oktober 2020 Sie wünschen einen besonderen Liefertermin? Bitte schreiben Sie uns rechtzeitig eine kurze E-Mail! • Bitte nur Pflanzen bestellen, die Sie auch wirklich haben möchten! Spaßbesteller gefährden dieses aufwendige Konzept ! Im Interesse unserer Kunden - Vielen Dank! Es gelten die Bestell- und Lieferbedingungen lt. www.Lunaplant.de Der Zwischenverkauf bleibt vorbehalten. Alle Preise verstehen sich pro Stück in Euro (€) inklusive der gesetzlichen Mehrwertsteuer und ab Lager Kriftel. Verpackungs- und Versandkosten werden separat und zusätzlich berechnet. Die genaue Darstellung der Verpackungs-/Versandkosten finden Sie ebenfalls auf www.Lunaplant.de Zeichenerklärung: Größenangaben in cm und ab Topf-/ Ballenoberkante. c= Container c7,5 = Container mit Volumenangabe in Litern pot = kleiner Container bal = mit Wurzelballen drb = Wurzelballen mit Drahtkorbverstärkung gefiedert = Seitenverzweigung bis weit unten st/sth/stamm = Stammhöhe mit cm-Angaben stu =Stammumfang in cm in 1m Höhe kr/kro = Kronengröße bei Stammformen (Koniferen) hs = Hochstamm (210cm) mit Stammumfang in cm str = Strauch sol = Solitärqualität aus extra weitem Stand mehrst. = mehrstämmig E= Verfügbares Einzelstück bei Aufnahme in die Liste 1 Update: 08.10.2020 Lunaplant.de Collector's List Trees & Shrubs - Autumn 2020 (conifers & ginkgo you will find on a separate list!) We present your our new and seasonal availability list. All plants listed originate from West European nurseries and are of best quality. Important - please read - thank you! • No advisory service for plants from this list! Our core competence are Magnolias - we always use our best endeavours to provide you the best support to all magnolia varieties. • Deadline for orders from this list: October, 25th, 2020 Of couse you can order our magnolias all-year-round. This time-limit refers to the 'Tree & Shrub'-list only! • Shipping will start from October, 29th, 2020 You prefer a selected date for your transport ? No problem, just send us an E-Mail. We will do our best! • Please order only plants you really want to buy! Just for fun'-orders endanger this expensive concept. In the name of all customers - Thank you! Order and delivery conditions of www.Lunaplant.de will apply. Intermediate sale reserved. All prices per plant in Euro (€), the German VAT is included. Costs for packing and shipping will appear additionally . See exact informations on www.Lunaplant.de Legend to symbols: All sizes in cm, measured from the upper edge of the container/rootball c= Container c7,5 = Volume of container in Liter pot = small Container bal = open ground plant with rootball drb = open ground plant with wired rootball st/sth/sta = hight of free stem in cm stu = circumference, 1m above ground level kro/krone: Size of crown above stem (conifers) hs = standard, high-stem (210cm) str = shrub sol = solitaire mehrtr =multistemmed E = only single piece available when this list was published 2 #: Taxa: E: Cont: Größe/Qual.: Stück/€: 1 Abelia 'Edward Goucher' C3,6 30/+ cm 11,00 € 2 Abelia 'Edward Goucher' C20 60-80 59,40 € 3 Abelia 'Edward Goucher' C20 80-100 64,80 € 4 Abelia 'Edward Goucher' C50 175-200 175,50 € 5 Abelia grandiflora C3,6 30/+ cm 11,00 € 6 Abelia grandiflora C 7,5 60-80 48,50 € 7 Abelia grandiflora C20 87,00 € 8 Abelia grandiflora C20 100-125 68,85 € 9 Abelia grandiflora C20 125-150 74,25 € 10 Abelia grandiflora C50 150-175 148,50 € 11 Abelia grandiflora C50 175-200 175,50 € 12 Abelia grandiflora 'Francis Mason' C3,6 30/+ cm 11,00 € 13 Abelia grandiflora 'Francis Mason' C10 40-50 cm 30,00 € 14 Abelia grandiflora 'Mardi Gras' C12 60-80 87,00 € 15 Abelia grandiflora 'Prostrata' C20 60-80 64,80 € 16 Abelia grandiflora 'Raspberry Profusion' C3,6 30/+ cm 13,00 € 17 Abelia grandiflora 'Sparkling Silver' C3,6 30/+ cm 12,00 € 18 Abelia grandiflora 'Sparkling Silver' C10 40-50 cm 30,00 € 19 Abelia grandiflora 'Sparkling Silver' C 12 80-100 87,00 € 20 Abelia grandiflora 'Sunshine Daydream' ® C35 100-125 148,50 € 21 Abelia grandiflora× 'Kaleidoscope' C6 40 - 60 18,50 € 22 Abelia 'Kaleidoscope' C3,6 30/+ cm 12,00 € 23 Abelia 'Kaleidoscope' C10 40-50 cm 30,00 € 24 Abelia mosanensis C5 40 - 60 14,50 € 25 Abelia mosanensis 'BRIDAL BOUQUET 'Monia' C5 40 - 60 14,50 € 26 Abelia mosanensis 'Monia' C3,6 30-40 cm 11,50 € 27 Abelia mosanensis 'Monia' C5 40 - 60 14,50 € 28 Abelia PINKY BELLS C3 25-30 cm 12,00 € 29 Abelia PINKY BELLS C10 40/+ cm 30,00 € 30 Abelia 'Pinky Bells' C35 100-125, breit 160,65 € 31 Abelia rupestris E C 7,5 60-80 48,50 € 32 Abelia schumannii 'Bumblebees' C2 20-30 14,50 € 33 Abelia schumannii 'Bumblebees' C5 40-50 28,50 € 34 Abelia triflora C2 30-40 28,50 € 35 Abelia zanderi 'Little Richard' C3,6 25-30 cm 12,00 € 3 36 Abeliophyllum distichum C3,6 30-40 cm 12,00 € 37 Abeliophyllum distichum C5 60 - 80 16,00 € 38 Abeliophyllum distichum C20 150-175, 1-stab 71,55 € 39 Abeliophyllum distichum C20 175-200, 1-stab 76,95 € 40 Abeliophyllum distichum C12 80-100 87,00 € 41 Abeliophyllum distichum 'Roseum' C5 60 - 80 16,00 € 42 Acacia dealbata E C5 40-60 cm 14,50 € 43 Acacia dealbata E C2 100/125 30,00 € 44 Acacia dealbata C5 200-250 cm 42,50 € 45 Acer 'Ample Surprise' C7,5 60 - 80 57,50 € 46 Acer 'Arctic Jade' E C110 230, solitär 229,00 € 47 Acer buergerianum C5 100 - 120 23,50 € 48 Acer buergerianum C2 40-50 33,50 € 49 Acer buergerianum C20 100-125 64,80 € 50 Acer buergerianum C20 125-150 75,60 € 51 Acer buergerianum Hanachiru Sato C2 40-50 36,00 € 52 Acer campestre C2 60-80 cm mehrtr. 7,50 € 53 Acer campestre C10 160 - 180 20,50 € 54 Acer campestre C20 150-200 44,55 € 55 Acer campestre db hs, stu 8-10 60,00 € 56 Acer campestre 'Anny's Globe' C5 80 - 100,St.m.Kr. 27,00 € 57 Acer campestre 'Carnival' C10 120 - 140 102,50 € 58 Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' C5 150-175 cm 34,50 € 59 Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' C5 175-200 cm 49,50 € 60 Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' db hs, stu 8-10 63,30 € 61 Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' db hs, stu 10-12 78,60 € 62 Acer campestre 'Evenly Red' C2 60-80/+ 23,40 € 63 Acer campestre 'Huibers Elegant' C5 100-125 cm 31,50 € 64 Acer campestre 'Magic Spring' C5 80 - 100,St.m.Kr. 53,00 € 65 Acer campestre 'Nanum' C7,5 stamm 60 cm 45,00 € 66 Acer campestre 'Nanum' C10 180 - 200,St.m.Kr. 63,50 € 67 Acer campestre 'Nanum' C50 125-150 283,50 € 68 Acer campestre 'Nanum' C50 150-175 337,50 € 69 Acer campestre 'Postelense' C7,5 120 - 140,St.m.Kr. 37,50 € 70 Acer campestre 'Pulverulentum' C2 40-60/+ 24,30 € 4 71 Acer campestre 'Pulverulentum' C7,5 140 - 160,St.m.Kr. 44,50 € 72 Acer campestre 'Queen Elizabeth' C5 80-100 cm 22,50 € 73 Acer campestre 'William Caldwell' C10 60-80/+ 38,40 € 74 Acer campestre 'William Caldwell' db 12-14 201,00 € 75 Acer campestre 'William Caldwell' db 14-16 280,80 € 76 Acer capillipes C1,5 125-150 cm 23,50 € 77 Acer capillipes bal 40-60 30,00 € 78 Acer capillipes C5 60-80 49,50 € 79 Acer capillipes C15 220 - 240 57,00 € 80 Acer capillipes E C30 160+, mehrst. 149,00 € 81 Acer capillipes C20 175-200 120,15 € 82 Acer capillipes (Sdlg.) E C 7,5 80 – 100 52,80 € 83 Acer capillipes (Sdlg.) C 7,5 125 – 150 70,40 € 84 Acer capillipes (Sdlg.) E C 25 150 – 175 88,00 € 85 Acer capillipes 'Antoine' db 300/+ 214,80 € 86 Acer capillipes 'Antoine' db 350/+ 280,80 € 87 Acer capillipes 'Dark Green Leaves' E C 7,5 80 – 100 52,80 € 88 Acer capillipes 'Dark Green Leaves' C 7,5 120 61,60 € 89 Acer capillipes 'Dark Green Leaves' C 20 140 70,40 € 90 Acer capillipes 'Dark Green Leaves' C 25 160 79,20 € 91 Acer capillipes 'Dark Green Leaves' C 40 180 88,00 € 92 Acer cappadocicum 'Rubrum' C3 20-30 cm 18,00 € 93 Acer carpinifolium C1,5 80-100 cm 18,50 € 94 Acer carpinifolium C7,5 60-80 48,50 € 95 Acer circinatum C10 80 - 100 41,50 € 96 Acer cissifolium pot 40-60 cm 7,50 € 97 Acer conspicuum 'Red Flamingo' C10 80-100 cm mehrtr. 69,00 € 98 Acer crataegifolium 'Veitchii' C5 40-60/+ 31,50 € 99 Acer crataegifolium 'Veitchii' db 8-10 145,50 € 100 Acer crataegifolium 'Veitchii' C3 60-80 42,00 € 101 Acer davidii C2 27,00 € 102 Acer davidii bal 40-60 36,50 € 103 Acer davidii C20 220 - 240 57,00 € 104 Acer davidii C10 125-150 cm mehrtr. 74,00 € 105 Acer davidii C30 150/+ cm 108,00 € 5 106 Acer davidii C35 150-175 128,25 € 107 Acer davidii C35 175-200 141,75 € 108 Acer davidii 'George Forrest' C3 60-80 42,00 € 109 Acer davidii 'Horizontalis' db hs, stu 14-16 252,00 € 110 Acer davidii 'Karmen' db hs, stu 8-10 149,10 € 111 Acer davidii 'Madeline Spitta' C7.5 200-250 86,00 € 112 Acer davidii Rosalie C7,5 50-60 25,50 € 113 Acer davidii Rosalie C2 43,00 € 114 Acer davidii 'Rosalie' C2 40-60/+ 23,40 € 115 Acer davidii 'Rosalie' C3 60-80/+ 26,10 € 116 Acer davidii 'Rosalie' db 250/+ sol.
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