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GREEN SPOT 2020 RETAIL PRICING SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREE PAGES 1-20 FRUIT TREES PAGES 20-25 SMALL FRUITS PAGES 25-26 FLOWERING SHRUBS PAGES 26-49 VINES PAGES 49-51 BROADLEAF EVERGREENS PAGES 51-53 SPREADING JUNIPERS PAGE 54 UPRIGHT JUNIPERS PAGES 55-56 EVERGREENS & PINES PAGES 56-65 GRASSES PAGES 65-68 PERENNIALS PAGES 68-81 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES Product Unit of Price Item Code Description Line Measur Code Retail Price e 10-ALDTHIN#10 ALDER, THINLEAF #10 SOTR EACH RETL 131.95 10-ALDTHIN05' ALDER, THINLEAF #7 (5') SOTR EACH RETL 105.85 10-ALDTHIN06' ALDER, THINLEAF #15 (6') SOTR EACH RETL 145.00 10-ALDTHINCL8BB ALDER, THINLEAF CL. 8.00' B&B SOTR EACH RETL 384.25 10-ASPENMNT1.5 ASPEN, MTN. SENTINEL 1.50" SOTR EACH RETL 227.65 10-ASPENMNT1.7 ASPEN, MTN. SENTINEL 1.75" SOTR EACH RETL 329.15 10-ASPENMNTSE15 ASPEN, MTN. SENTINEL 1.25 SOTR EACH RETL 227.65 10-ASPENMNTSEN ASPEN, MTN. SENTINEL 2.50" SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-ASPENPRA8 ASPEN, PRAIRIE GOLD 8-10BB SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-ASPENQU100CL ASPEN, QUAKING COLLECTED SOTR EACH RETL 145.00 10-ASPENQUA#10 ASPEN, QUAKING #7CL SOTR EACH RETL 108.75 10-ASPENQUA#10C ASPEN, QUAKING #10CL SOTR EACH RETL 143.55 10-ASPENQUA#15 ASPEN, QUAKING #15CL SOTR EACH RETL 210.25 10-ASPENQUA#15C ASPEN, QUAKING #15CL SOTR EACH RETL 210.25 10-ASPENQUA#20 ASPEN, QUAKING #20 CL SOTR EACH RETL 290.00 10-ASPENQUA#5C ASPEN, QUAKING #5CL SOTR EACH RETL 71.05 10-ASPENQUA150F ASPEN, QUAKING 1.50" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 221.85 10-ASPENQUA175C ASPEN, QUAKING 1.75" CL B&B SOTR EACH RETL 278.40 10-ASPENQUA175F ASPEN, QUAKING 1.75" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 249.40 10-ASPENQUA200C ASPEN, QUAKING 2.00" CL B&B SOTR EACH RETL 317.55 10-ASPENQUA200F ASPEN, QUAKING 2.00" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 288.55 10-ASPENQUA250C ASPEN, QUAKING 2.50" CL B&B SOTR EACH RETL 382.80 10-ASPENQUA250F ASPEN, QUAKING 2.50" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 353.80 10-ASPENQUA300F ASPEN, QUAKING 3.00" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 429.20 10-ASPENQUA350F ASPEN, QUAKING 3.00" CL B&B SOTR EACH RETL 458.20 10-ASPENSWE#15 ASPEN, SWEDISH #15 SOTR EACH RETL 227.65 10-ASPENSWE2.00 ASPEN, SWEDISH 2.00" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 435.00 10-ASPENSWE250 ASPEN, SWEDISH 2.50" B&B SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BEACHEU200B BEECH, EUROPEAN 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 398.75 10-BEACHEU300B BEECH, EUROPEAN 2.25" BB SOTR EACH RETL 443.70 10-BEACHTRI#5 BEECH, TRICOLOR #15 SOTR EACH RETL 304.50 10-BEACREDO200B BEECH, RED OBELISK 2.00" SOTR EACH RETL 398.75 10-BIRCHCLW068C BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING 6-8' SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHCLW125C BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING #15 SOTR EACH RETL 233.45 10-BIRCHCLW150C BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING #20 SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHCLW175B BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING 1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHCLW200B BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHCLW250B BIRCH, CUTLEAF WEEPING 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHDAK150C BIRCH, DAKOTA PINNACLE 1.50"CT SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHEUW125C BIRCH, EUROPEAN WHITE 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 233.45 10-BIRCHEUW150C BIRCH, EUROPEAN WHITE 1.50" CT SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHEUW175B BIRCH, EUROPEAN WHITE 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHEUW200B BIRCH, EUROPEAN WHITE 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHEUW250B BIRCH, EUROPEAN WHITE 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHHER068C BIRCH, HERITAGE #15CL SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHHER1012 BIRCH, HERITAGE 10'-12' B&B SOTR EACH RETL 514.75 10-BIRCHHER150C BIRCH, HERITAGE 1.50" CT SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHHER175B BIRCH, HERITAGE 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHHER200B BIRCH, HERITAGE 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHHER250B BIRCH, HERITAGE 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHHER810B BIRCH, HERITAGE 8-10' CL BB SOTR EACH RETL 452.40 10-BIRCHPAP068C BIRCH, PAPER 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHPAP125C BIRCH, PAPER #15 SOTR EACH RETL 233.45 10-BIRCHPAP150C BIRCH, PAPER 1.50" CT/#20 CL SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHPAP175B BIRCH, PAPER 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHPAP200B BIRCH, PAPER 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHPAP250B BIRCH, PAPER 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHRIV068B BIRCH, RIVER 6-8' BB CL SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHRIV112B BIRCH, RIVER 10-12' CL BB SOTR EACH RETL 514.75 10-BIRCHRIV125C BIRCH, RIVER #15 SOTR EACH RETL 233.45 10-BIRCHRIV150C BIRCH, RIVER 1.50" CT/#20 SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHRIV175B BIRCH, RIVER 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHRIV200B BIRCH, RIVER 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHRIV250B BIRCH, RIVER 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHRIV68C BIRCH, RIVER 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHRIV810B BIRCH, RIVER 8'-10' CL B&B SOTR EACH RETL 452.40 10-BIRCHWAT#5 BIRCH, WATER/WESTERN #5 SOTR EACH RETL 55.10 10-BIRCHWAT125C BIRCH, WATER/WESTERN 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 201.55 10-BIRCHWAT200B BIRCH, WATER/WESTERN 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHWAT250B BIRCH, WATER/WESTERN 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRCHWHI068B BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 6-8' CL BB SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHWHI068C BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 333.50 10-BIRCHWHI125C BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHWHI150C BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 1.50" CT SOTR EACH RETL 274.05 10-BIRCHWHI175B BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 350.90 10-BIRCHWHI200B BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-BIRCHWHI250B BIRCH, WHITESPIRE 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 500.25 10-BIRDURHEA2"B BIRCH, DURA HEAT 2" BB SOTR EACH RETL 420.50 10-CATALPWE150C CATALPA 1.50"CT SOTR EACH RETL 237.80 10-CATALPWE175C CATALPA 1.75"CT SOTR EACH RETL 282.75 10-CATALPWE200B CATALPA 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 391.50 10-CATALPWE200C CATALPA 2.00"CT SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-CATALPWE250B CATALPA 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 478.50 10-CATALPWE300B CATALPA 3.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 536.50 10-CHERRAKE125 CHERRY, AKEBONO #15/1.25"CT SOTR EACH RETL 246.50 10-CHERRKW100C CHERRY, KWANZAN 1.00" CT SOTR EACH RETL 239.25 10-CHERRKW125C CHERRY, KWANZAN 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 246.50 10-CHERRPI125C CHERRY, PINK FLAIR 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 246.50 10-CHERRPI150C CHERRY, PINK FLARE 1.50" SOTR EACH RETL 304.50 10-CHOKEAMU250B CHOKECHERRY, AMUR 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 456.75 10-CHOKECAN#5 CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED #5 ORSH EACH RETL 32.30 10-CHOKECAN#5CA CHOKECHERRY, WESTERN #5 CA ORSH EACH RETL 54.40 10-CHOKECAN100C CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED1.00"CT SOTR EACH RETL 187.05 10-CHOKECAN125C CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED1.25"CT SOTR EACH RETL 220.40 10-CHOKECAN150B CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED1.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 304.50 10-CHOKECAN150C CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED1.50"CT SOTR EACH RETL 236.35 10-CHOKECAN175B CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 319.00 10-CHOKECAN200B CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 355.25 10-CHOKECAN225B CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED2.25"BB SOTR EACH RETL 406.00 10-CHOKECAN250B CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 456.75 10-CHOKECAN6CL CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED 6' CL SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-CHOKECAN8CL CHOKECHERRY, CANADA RED 8' CL SOTR EACH RETL 384.25 10-CORKTREY200B CORK TREE, EYE STOPPER 2.00"B SOTR EACH RETL 487.20 10-CORYCOL#15 TURKISH FILBERT #15 SOTR EACH RETL 255.20 10-CORYCOL150B TURKISH FILBERT 1.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 355.25 10-CORYCOL175B TURKISH FILBERT 1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 391.50 10-CORYCOL200B TURKISH FILBERT 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 493.00 10-COTTOLAN068C COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 100.05 10-COTTOLAN100C COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 1.00" CT SOTR EACH RETL 127.60 10-COTTOLAN125C COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 143.55 10-COTTOLAN175B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 243.60 10-COTTOLAN200B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 294.35 10-COTTOLAN250B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-COTTOLAN300B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 3.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 377.00 10-COTTOLAN350B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 3.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 437.90 10-COTTOLAN400B COTTONWOOD, LANCELEAF 4.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 485.75 10-COTTONAR068C COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 100.05 10-COTTONAR100C COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 1.00"CT SOTR EACH RETL 127.60 10-COTTONAR125C COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 1.25"CT SOTR EACH RETL 143.55 10-COTTONAR175B COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 243.60 10-COTTONAR200B COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 294.35 10-COTTONAR250B COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-COTTONAR300B COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 3.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 377.00 10-COTTONAR350B COTTONWOOD, NARROWLEAF 3.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 437.90 10-COTTOSAR1 COTTONWOOD, SARGENT 1.00" CT SOTR EACH RETL 127.60 10-COTTOSAR200B COTTONWOOD, SARGENT 2.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 294.35 10-COTTOSAR250B COTTONWOOD, SARGENT 2.50"BB SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-COTTOSAR300B COTTONWOOD, SARGENT 3.00"BB SOTR EACH RETL 377.00 10-COTTOSIO068C COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 6-8' CT SOTR EACH RETL 100.05 10-COTTOSIO100C COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 1.00" CT SOTR EACH RETL 127.60 10-COTTOSIO125C COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 1.25" CT SOTR EACH RETL 143.55 10-COTTOSIO175B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 1.75"BB SOTR EACH RETL 243.60 10-COTTOSIO200B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 294.35 10-COTTOSIO250B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 2.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 326.25 10-COTTOSIO300B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 3.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 377.00 10-COTTOSIO350B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 3.50" BB SOTR EACH RETL 437.90 10-COTTOSIO400B COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND 4.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 485.75 10-CRPINKSP175B CRAB, PINK SPIRE 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 352.35 10-CYPRAR15 CYPRESS, ARIZONA #15 SOTR EACH RETL 242.15 10-CYPREBA175B CYPRESS, BALD 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 413.25 10-CYPREBA200BB CYPRESS, BALD 2.00" BB SOTR EACH RETL 437.90 10-CYPREBA225B CYPRESS, BALD 2.25" BB SOTR EACH RETL 485.75 10-ELMACC175 ELM, ACCOLADE 1.75" BB SOTR EACH RETL 377.00 10-ELMACC200 ELM, ACCOLADE
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    WE FEATURE SPIRITS FROM ARTISAN DISTILLERS WHO BRING THEIR LOVE OF CRAFT TO LIFE IN EVERY SIP. 4828 E. 2ND ST. LONG BEACH, CA 90803 SAINTANDSECOND.COM SPECIALTY COCKTAILS S&S MOSCOW MULE 13.75 MY PALOMA 15.5 Christiania Vodka, housemade agave ginger Gran Dovejo Tequila, fresh citrus, agave syrup, Q sparkling soda, fresh lime nectar, Q grapefruit soda, black lava salt •Substitute Redbreast 12yr Old Whiskey THE MARY 13 for Saint Irish Mule Christiania Vodka, housemade Bloody Mary mix, blue cheese olives, celery MY TWO FAVORITE THINGS 16 Neft Vodka, Lustau Vermut Rosé, orange bitters BELMONT SHORE ICED TEA 13.5 Copper & Kings Immature Brandy, Sun GINNY FROM THE BLOCK 15 American Gin, Giffard Orange Curaçao Sipsmith Gin, Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto, Liqueur, fresh lemon juice, cane sugar, cold-pressed cranberry juice, orange blossom cold-pressed cranberry juice honey, mint, fresh lime "Name the Cocktail Contest" Winner: DARK & STORMY 13.5 Candace Lee, Long Beach Goslings Black Seal Rum, housemade ginger syrup, fresh lime juice, Q soda water POW 13.5 PAU Maui Vodka, housemade pineapple syrup, SMOKE SIGNALS 14.5 basil, fresh lime, ginger ale Wahaka Mezcal, Ghost Pepper Tequila, Maestro Dobel Blanco Tequila, agave nectar, FEEL THE RUSH 13.5 fresh grapefruit, Q grapefruit soda, Smooth Ambler Contradiction Bourbon, black lava salt honey, lemon, peach purée, peach bitters DESIGNER SMOKES 17 THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE SMOKY 16 Legendario Domingo Mezcal, Gran Classico Koval Rye, Luxardo Bitter Bianco, Bitter, vermouth blend, grapefruit twist Velvet Falernum, bitters, clove smoke FRAMBUESA 15 S&S MANHATTAN 16 Herradura Reposado Tequila, Aperol, Rittenhouse Rye, Lustau East India Solera ginger syrup, lime juice, raspberries Sherry, Cocchi Vermouth, aromatic bitters THE ICON 16 Olive-washed Christiania Vodka, Dolin Dry Vermouth, blue cheese olives MIMOSA TRAY SERVED WITH THREE SEASONAL JUICES AND ASSORTED FRESH BERRIES.
  • County-Clare-Drink-Menu.Pdf

    County-Clare-Drink-Menu.Pdf

    Draft Bottle Ask for a sample. No refunds Clare Cocktails based on taste preference. Ireland Ireland Magner’s Pear Cider Milwaukee Mule Tango Fizz Guinness Stout Germany Our twist on the Moscow Tequila, mango and Murphy’s Stout Clausthauler Amber N/A Mule: Rehorst Premium club soda Smithwick’s Red Ale Bitburger Drive N/A Vodka, ginger beer with Kilkenny Cream Ale squeeze of fresh lime. Wisconsin Old Harp Lager England Magner’s Cider Fashioned Blackthorn Dry Cider Irish Mule Hand muddled, Wisconsin Irish whiskey, ginger beer style. Choose whiskey or Denmark and lime. Carlsberg Lager Wisconsin brandy. Sweet, sour or with Lakefront New Grist Gluten Free club soda. Belgium Pabst Blue Ribbon Infamous Golfer Grimbergen Dubbel - $7 Miller Lite A wonderfully refreshing Sweet Caroline Coors Light mix of Rehorst Citrus & Irish whiskey, lemonade, Bud Light Honey Premium Vodka, club soda, Chambord. Germany lemonade and iced tea. An Franziskaner New York Arnold Palmer with a kick! Purple Rain England Ommegang Pale Sour Irish Lemonade Vodka, pineapple juice, Fuller’s black currant. Originated here at County American Craft “Work is the Clare: Rehorst Citrus & Bell’s Seasonal Honey Premium Vodka, Milwaukee Breeze curse of the lemonade and a splash of A refreshing cocktail Wisconsin black currant juice. featuring Rehorst Premium Gin, seltzer, cranberry juice Spotted Cow drinking and fresh lime. Third Space Happy Place classes.” Import 20 oz. - $6 ~ Oscar Wilde Domestic Craft - $5 Desserts Ask about our seasonal and rotating taps not listed here. Seasonal Crème Brûlée Delicate seasonally flavored custard with a crispy caramelized sugar topping. Finished with a Specialty Tap dollop of fresh whipped cream.
  • Ftc Volume Decision 91

    Ftc Volume Decision 91

    " " " " " " .. .... .." " " " " " " "" " " " " " , " , " , " ...- - . .." ..- 548 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION DECISIONS Initial Decision 91 F. will receive a fair and equitable compensation for the investment has made in developing his territory" (Smith, Tr. 616). Bottlers can acquire another bottler without the approval of "Coca-Cola" through a stock acquisition (Smith , Tr. 628). " Coca-Cola " if asked, has recom­ mended that bottlers merge or consolidate where appropriate (Smith Tr. 615-16). However, bottlers are independent businessmen who make their own independent decisions and who frequently a~t contrary to the advice of "Coca-Cola" (Smith, Tr. 615-16). (36) Competition in the Soft Drink Industry Generally 88. There is intense competition in the sale of flavored carbonated soft drinks which stems from the fact that there is a large number of brands available to the consumer in local markets. In 1971, a Neilsen Survey showed that there were 135 different brands of cola flavored soft drinks marketed in food stores (Smith, Tr. 705). In the Washing­ ton, D. , metropolitan area alone, there are over 30 brands of colas being marketed (Sales, Tr. 1243-1251). In addition to the cola brands more than 20 other brands of flavors such as root beer, orange gingerale, and lemon-lime were being sold in the Washington, D. market (Sales, Tr. 1243, 1255; CX 372; CX 373). In the territory of the Newport News , Virginia bottler of Coca-Cola, between 30 and 40 different brands of orange and grape soft drinks were being marketed (Brown, Tr. 1666). Over 176 different brands of flavored carbonated soft drinks were sold in the territory of The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.
  • Screening Ornamental Cherry (Prunus) Taxa for Resistance to Infection by Blumeriella Jaapii

    Screening Ornamental Cherry (Prunus) Taxa for Resistance to Infection by Blumeriella Jaapii

    HORTSCIENCE 53(2):200–203. 2018. https://doi.org/10.21273/HORTSCI12563-17 and likely most effective method for long- term disease management. Disease-resistant taxa have been found for use in sour and Screening Ornamental Cherry sweet cherry breeding programs (Stegmeir et al., 2014; Wharton et al., 2003), and (Prunus) Taxa for Resistance to detached leaf assays have been developed (Wharton et al., 2003). A field screening of Infection by Blumeriella jaapii six popular ornamental cultivars revealed differential resistance in those taxa as well Yonghong Guo (Joshua et al., 2017). The objectives of the Floral and Nursery Plants Research Unit, U.S. National Arboretum, U.S. present study were 2-fold: 1) to screen Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, 10300 Baltimore a large and diverse base of ornamental flowering cherry germplasm to identify the Avenue, Beltsville, MD 20705 most resistant taxa for use in landscape Matthew Kramer plantings and in our breeding program, and 2) to verify that our detached leaf assay Statistics Group, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research for this fungus was effective for flowering Service, 10300 Baltimore Avenue, Beltsville, MD 20705 cherry taxa, where whole tree assays are Margaret Pooler1 often impractical. Floral and Nursery Plants Research Unit, U.S. National Arboretum, U.S. Materials and Methods Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, 10300 Baltimore Avenue, Beltsville, MD 20705 Plant materials. Sixty-nine diverse acces- sions of ornamental flowering cherries were Additional index words. breeding, flowering cherry, germplasm evaluation, cherry leaf spot selected for testing. These plants were mature Abstract. Ornamental flowering cherry trees are important landscape plants in the trees representing multiple accessions of United States but are susceptible to several serious pests and disease problems.
  • Drink List Drinks

    Drink List Drinks

    HAMBURGER ALLEE 2 FRANKFURT, HESSEN 60486 GERMANY +49 (0)69 7955-0 CHAMPIONS-FRANKFURT.DE E D @CHAMPIONSFRANKFURT . T R U F K N A R - F S N O P I M H A I N F O @ C DRINK LIST DRINKS #CHAMPIONSMARTINI 11 Gin, Apple, Riesling Vermouth, Orange Bitters YOUR HONEY'S MARGARITA 12 Tequila, Lime, Sage, Honey-Chamomile-Syrup, Salt-Rim CANTONA SOUR 11 Bourbon, Lemon, Redwine-Syrup, Egg White, Sichuan Pepper 8 BALL FIZZ 11 Gin, Earl Grey Tea, Lemon, Thyme, Vanilla, Soda BREAKFAST SMASH 12 Vodka, Lemon, Raspberry, Ginger-Syrup, Egg White ARE YOU ON DETOX? 8.5 Fizzy, Sour, Fruity, Creamy? Just tell us which mood are you and let us surprise you! HIGHBALLS 1.3.6.8 GARDEN AND TONIC 10 Gin, Chartreuse Jaune, Herbs, Tonic 1.2.3.4.6 DARK, STORMY AND SPICY 9 Bermuda Rum, Lime, Ginger Beer, Allspice Syrup, Bitters 1.2.3.4.6 FRANKFORT NECK 9 Bourbon, Lime, Pineapple, Ginger Ale 1.3.6.8 LADY CHATTERLEY 9 Lillet Blanc, White Portwine, Peychaud Bitters, Lime, Honey-Chamomile-Syrup, Tonic 1.2.3.4 CAPTAIN BARBOSSA 9 Rum, Lime, Riesling Wine, Mirinda A 12.13.14 BASIL AND IT 10 Gin, Lemon, Basil Soda, Sugar DRAFT & CRAFT FROM THE TAP 0.3L 0.5L 1.5L 3L Beck's 3.5 5 14.5 28 Binding Lager 3 4.5 13 25 Founder’s IPA 3.5 5 14.5 28 Franziskaner 3.5 5 14.5 28 Cellar Beer Franziskaner Pale 3.5 5 14.5 28 Spaten Pale 3.5 5 14.5 28 FROM THE NECK 0.33L 0.5L Beck’s Blue 3.5 Corona 5 Guinness 4.5 Franziskaner Cristal 5 Franziskaner Nonalcoholic 5 Franziskaner Stout 5 CRAFT AREA 0.33L Brooklyn East India IPA 6 Crew Republic Easy Summer 5.5 Crew Republic German Pale Ale 5.5 Crew Republic R.I.P.