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Alkemade.Pdf Lisse, October 2019 Gebr. Th. & W. Alkemade B.V. Rooversbroekdijk 121 2161 LP LISSE THE NETHERLANDS Telnr. 0031 (0) 252 - 22 33 98 Faxnr.0031 (0) 252 - 22 34 09 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gebr-alkemade.nl Dear customer, Enclosed you will find our new catalogue for 2020 with a complete assortment of our young plants in trays. All trays are pre-treated by a machine before delivery which enables you to take the plants out easier. You will save time, and the risk of damaging them is being reduced. Marked varieties: W: Youngplants from roots: These plants are made only once in a certain amount. Mainly deliverable after +/- week 20 and have to be ordered as early as possible; K: Normal cuttings: no remarks. T.C.: Tissue Culture G: Grasses BSTC: Cuttings produced from tissue-culture stockplants and grown in clean boxes for one year. Majority of the plugs is provided with a growcoon and delivered in a 102 plugtray. However because of unforeseen circumstances we may not be able to use a growcoon and/or a different tray We hope you can find your selection in our catalogue. Should you be interested in plants, not mentioned in this catalogue, please contact us. We will be happy to make you an offer without any obligation on your part. You are welcome to visit our nursery at any time and make sure of the quality of our plants. We also want to inform you that we can send the catalogue by e-mail. If you want to receive it by e-mail, please let us know. We only sent an application form on request. So if you prefer to receive one, please let us know. Yours sincerely, Gebr. Alkemade Theo en Wil Alkemade Rooted cuttings perennials - Sale: Minimum sale is one tray per species. The number of plants per tray: 100 - Price: Prices are in Euro’s, ex-nursery and ex Value-added tax. -Ordertime: To deliver your order as complete as possible, we advise you to send in your order before March 2020. Terms of delivery These terms of delivery are applicable for all our offers, agreements and orders. Different conditions of our customers can only be accepted if they are confirmed by us in writing. These terms of delivery are deposited by the Chamber of Commerce in Leiden. Ownership of the goods will remain with the seller until the invoice has been fully settled by the buyer (including interests and other costs mentioned below). The risk of the goods shall be for the account of the buyer, from the date the goods leave the nursery of the seller. Payment should be made without deduction within 30 days from the date of invoice. In case of payment after the due date 1% interest per month will be charged, a part of the month will be counted as a full month. The amount of the damage claim can never be higher than the amount mentioned in the invoice. Plants are deliverd in standard boxes VML/VMH, on pallets and CC-cars. Costs of packaging are passed on at costprice. Provided the boxes/pallets are delivered back to us empty, undamaged and sorted by size, all packaging will be taken back at the costprice minus the following deductions: VML 0,12 euro VMH 0,12 euro Pallets 1,14 euro CC-cars have to be changed immediately This is only the case if the packaging material is used by the buyer for a period longer than 4 weeks. Packaging material will only be accepted if returned to us. All offers are without engagement. Approximate delivery dates will be given. Exceeding this delivery date does not entitle the buyer to the right to dissolve the contract of sale or claim damages. Although every effort is made to deliver the plants in good condition an in time, unforeseen circumstances such as bad harvest, frost and damage can occur. These circumstances, as well as doubts about the solvency of the buyer relieves us from the obligation to deliver, even if the order has already been accepted and confirmed. In such cases we will not take responsibility for any damage. Complaints should reach us within 8 days, after dispatch of the plants, by registered mail. The date of the stamp is decisive. With each complaint, a clear description of the complaint must be given. Dutch law applies to all our offers, agreements and orders, also in cases of transaction with a buyer established outside the Netherlands. All differences that occur as a result of an order, agreement or order to which these general terms apply, shall be put before a competent judge in the district of Leiden. K/W/G Flowe- New From /TC/BS Name Description Height ring- TC time Acaena wk 12 K Acaena buchananii leaves clear blue green 10 06-08 wk 14 K Acaena inermis 'Purpurea' brown green, dark purple leaf 10 06-07 wk 12 K Acaena micr. leaves deep green bronze 10 06-08 wk 12 K Acaena micr. 'Kupferteppich' leaves deep bronzegreen 10 06-08 Achillea wk 16 K Achillea ageratifolia white, ground cover 15 05-06 wk 16 K Achillea 'Coronation Gold' yellow 80 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea hybr. 'Credo' yellow, large flowered 125 06-08 wk 16 K Achillea hybr. 'Little Moonshine'PBR EU compact growth, sulphur yellow 35 06-08 36285 wk 16 K Achillea hybr. 'Moonshine' light yellow, much flowers 60 06-08 wk 20 K Achillea kellereri white 20 06-09 X wk 20 K Achillea lewisii 'King Edward' creamy yellow 25 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea mil. 'Apple Blossom' pink 60 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea mil. 'Paprika' deep red 60 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea mil. 'Red Velvet' red 60 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea mil. 'Saucy Seduction'© deep pink 60 06-09 X wk 20 K Achillea mil. 'Schneetaler' pure white 60 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea mil. 'Terracotta' terracotta 70 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea ptarm. 'Nana Compacta' white with green leaves 30 07-09 X wk 14 K Achillea ptarm. 'Peter Cottontail'PBR ivory white flowers 50 07-09 wk 16 K Achillea 'Safran' light red 50 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea Tut. Frut. 'Apricot Delight'© apricot 55 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea Tut. Frut. 'Pink Grapefruit'© lavender pink 75 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea Tut. Frut. 'Pomegranate'© red 75 06-09 wk 16 K Achillea Tut. Frut. 'Wonderful light pink 55 06-09 Wampee'© Aethionema wk 20 K Aethionema armenum 'Warley Rose' clear pink 20 05-07 Agastache wk 18 K Agastache Beelicious® Purple big purple flower 50 06-10 ('Agapd'PBR) EU 20180551 X wk 20 K Agastache Fleur orange-red, large flowers 80 06-09 wk 18 K Agastache hybr. 'Black Adder' blue-purple 70 07-10 wk 18 K Agastache hybr. 'Blue Boa'PBR EU 38274 violet-blue, big flowers 75 06-08 wk 18 K Agastache hybr. 'Blue Fortune' blue 70 07-09 wk 18 K Agastache hybr. 'Purple Haze' violet blue 90 06-09 X wk 18 K Agastache 'Mango Tango'PBR 201900546 light peach with dark orange flowers 40 06-10 wk 18 K Agastache mex. 'Red Fortune'PBR EU pink, leaves smells like peppermint 40 05-08 6364 wk 18 K Agastache rug. 'Alabaster' white 70 06-08 X wk 16 K Agastache rug. 'Little Adder'PBR purple blue 50 07-10 wk 16 K Agastache rup. 'Rosie Posie'PBR EU 46401 nice compact and a deep purple calyx 50 06-10 flowers Gebr Alkemade Catalogus 2020 pag.1 K/W/G Flowe- New From /TC/BS Name Description Height ring- TC time Ajuga wk 14 K Ajuga reptans blue; green leaves. 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Alba' white; green leaves 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Atropurpurea' blue; purple-brown leaves 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Black Scallop'PBR EU 22637 blue with brown leaves 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Braunherz' blue; very purple-brown leaves 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Burgundy Glow' blue-purple, 3 colors variegated 15 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Catlin's Giant' blue; purple-red leaves 30 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Rainbow' blue-purple, leaves brownred, pink 15 05-06 and white spotted wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Rosea' pink 25 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga rep. 'Variegata' blue; leaves variegated, cream and 15 05-06 green. wk 14 K Ajuga ten. 'Chocolate Chip' blue; little leaves, chocolate brown 10 05-06 wk 14 K Ajuga ten. Princess Nadia ('Piotrek01'PBR) cream white variegated leaves 15 04-06 EU 51528 Alchemilla wk 20 K Alchemilla mollis 'Auslese' yellow 40 05-09 Amsonia wk 18 K Amsonia 'Blue Ice' dark blue, rich flowering 70 06-07 X wk 20 K Amsonia illustris light blue, broad leaves 80 06-07 Anaphalis wk 16 K Anaphalis triplinervis white, silverwhite felty leaves 30 07-09 X wk 18 K Anaphalis trip. 'Silberregen' white 40 07-09 wk 16 K Anaphalis trip. 'Silver Wave' white, silver colored leaf 30 07-09 X wk 18 K Anaphalis trip. 'Sommerschnee' white 40 07-09 Anchusa wk 22 W Anchusa azurea 'Loddon Royalist' blue (delivery till wk 24) 100 06-09 Anemone wk 20 W Anemone hup. 'Prinz Heinrich' purple-red, semi-double 80 08-10 X wk 12 TC Anemone hup. 'Prinz Heinrich' purple-red, semi-double 80 08-10 X wk 20 BSTC Anemone hup.
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