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Onsite Availability by Location Progressive Plants Availability with pricing and locations. Use the search feature on your device to locate product quickly. Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Abies concolor 'Blue Cloak' Conifers B&B; Rewholesale; 3' $268.00 6 White Fir HT Rewholesale W BB14 6 Abies concolor 'Blue Cloak' Conifers B&B; Rewholesale; 48" $348.00 5 White Fir Wide Rewholesale W BB15 5 Abies concolor 'Blue Select' Conifers B&B; Rewholesale; 3' $268.00 1 White Fir HT Rewholesale LOADING 1 DOCK Abies concolor 'Vernon Quam' Conifers #15; Rewholesale $225.00 1 White Fir Rewholesale S03 1 Abies concolor glauca compacta Conifers B&B; Rewholesale; 5' $566.00 7 'Wells Victoria' HT Dwarf White Fir Rewholesale W BB16 7 Abies lasiocarpa 'Arizonica' Conifers #15; Rewholesale $219.00 1 Corkbark Fir Rewholesale S03 1 Acer ginnala 'Flame' Deciduous Trees #3; Clump $43.00 73 Amur Maple PPI Ready EH11 73 Acer ginnala 'Flame' Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale; $219.00 5 Amur Maple Clump Rewholesale LOADING 5 DOCK Acer ginnala 'Ruby Slippers' Deciduous Trees #3; Clump $43.00 34 Amur Maple PPI Ready EH11 5 PPI Ready EH12 29 Acer ginnala 'Ruby Slippers' Deciduous Trees #15 $181.00 2 Amur Maple PPI Ready WS12 2 Acer ginnala 'Ruby Slippers' Deciduous Trees #25 $327.00 13 Amur Maple PPI Ready WN09 12 PPI Ready WS01 1 Acer glabrum Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 8' $446.00 2 Rocky Mountain Maple HT; Clump Rewholesale W BB26 2 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 1 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Acer griseum Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale; 2" $507.00 3 Paperbark Maple spp Rewholesale S05 3 Acer griseum Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $442.00 2 Paperbark Maple spp 1.75" Rewholesale W BB08 2 Acer griseum Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $446.00 2 Paperbark Maple spp 2" Rewholesale W BB08 2 Acer griseum 'Molly Forrdham' Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 2" $435.00 1 Cinnamon Girl™ Paperbark Maple Rewholesale W BB06 1 Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale; 4' $257.00 1 Full Moon Japanese Maple HT Rewholesale S01 1 Acer japonicum 'Emmett's Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 7' $649.00 2 Pumpkin' HT Full Moon Japanese Maple Rewholesale W BB11 2 Acer japonicum 'Green Cascade' Deciduous Trees #6; Rewholesale $152.00 1 Full Moon Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 1 Acer japonicum 'Green Cascade' Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 48" $339.00 2 Full Moon Japanese Maple Wide Rewholesale W BB11 2 Acer japonicum 'Vitifolium' Deciduous Trees #10; Rewholesale $370.00 1 Full Moon Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 1 Acer japonicum 'Vitifolium' Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 6' $621.00 1 Full Moon Japanese Maple HT Rewholesale W BB11 1 Acer palmatum Deciduous Trees #10; Rewholesale; $196.00 3 Japanese Maple spp Clump Rewholesale LOADING 3 DOCK Acer palmatum 'Hogyoku' Deciduous Trees #10; Rewholesale; 3' $311.00 3 Japanese Maple HT Rewholesale S01 3 Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Deciduous Trees Container; $309.00 3 Yatsubusa' Rewholesale; 30" Japanese Maple Rewholesale S03 3 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 2 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Acer palmatum 'Red Pygmy' Deciduous Trees Container; $309.00 3 Red Pygmy Japanese Maple Rewholesale; 3' HT Rewholesale S01 3 Acer palmatum atropurpureum Deciduous Trees #20; Rewholesale; $379.00 4 'Bloodgood' 1.25" Red-Leaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale LOADING 4 DOCK Acer palmatum atropurpureum Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale $287.00 6 'Hubb's Red Willow' Red-Leaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S03 6 Acer palmatum atropurpureum Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale; 42" $329.00 3 'Shaina' Wide Red-Leaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 3 Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale $259.00 1 'Orange Flame' Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S04 1 Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees #10; Rewholesale $245.00 2 'Tamukeyama' Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale LOADING 2 DOCK Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees #20; Rewholesale $335.00 1 'Tamukeyama' Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale LOADING 1 DOCK Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees #10; Rewholesale $199.00 1 'Viridis' Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 1 Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees #20; Rewholesale; $355.00 2 'Viridis' 1.25" Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale LOADING 2 DOCK Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees Container; $365.00 3 'Viridis' Rewholesale; 3' HT Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 3 Acer palmatum dissectum Deciduous Trees Container; $469.00 5 'Waterfall' Rewholesale; 4' HT Green Laceleaf Japanese Maple Rewholesale S01 5 Acer platanoides 'Columnare' Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $392.00 1 Norway Maple 2" Rewholesale W BB09 1 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 3 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' Deciduous Trees #15 $181.00 16 Norway Maple PPI Ready PARKING 16 LOT Acer platanoides 'Crimson Deciduous Trees #25 $327.00 22 Sentry' Norway Maple PPI Ready PARKING 22 LOT Acer platanoides 'Crimson Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $395.00 3 Sentry' 1.75" Norway Maple Rewholesale W BB09 3 Acer platanoides 'Crimson Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $392.00 1 Sentry' 2" Norway Maple Rewholesale W BB09 1 Acer platanoides 'Emerald Deciduous Trees #20 $225.00 1 Queen' Norway Maple PPI Ready WN07 1 Acer platanoides 'Royal Red' Deciduous Trees #25 $327.00 1 Norway Maple PPI Ready WN03 1 Acer pseudosieboldianum x Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 7' $337.00 1 palmatum 'Hasselkus' Northern HT; Clump Glow® Northern Glow® Korean Maple Rewholesale W BB05 1 Acer rubrum 'JFS-KW78' Deciduous Trees Container 28"; $366.00 2 PP25301 Armstrong Gold® Rewholesale; 2" Red Maple Rewholesale S09 2 Acer tatarica Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 3" $490.00 1 Tatarian Maple spp Rewholesale W BB04 1 Acer tatarica Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 4" $550.00 1 Tatarian Maple spp Rewholesale W BB04 1 Acer tatarica 'Hot Wings' Deciduous Trees #10; Clump $170.00 20 PP15023 Tatarian Maple PPI Ready PARKING 20 LOT Acer tatarica 'Hot Wings' Deciduous Trees #25; Clump $327.00 12 PP15023 Tatarian Maple PPI Ready WS07 12 Acer tatarica 'Hot Wings' Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 8' $499.00 5 PP15023 HT; Clump Tatarian Maple Rewholesale W BB10 5 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 4 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Acer tataricum 'JFS-KW2' Deciduous Trees B&B; Rewholesale; 3" $490.00 1 Rugged Charm® Tatarian Maple Rewholesale W BB02 1 Acer truncatum x A. platanoides Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale $213.00 1 'JFS-KW187' Urban Sunset® PP27545 Sunset Maple Rewholesale S05 1 Acer truncatum x A. platanoides Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $392.00 2 'JFS-KW187' Urban Sunset® 2" PP27545 Sunset Maple Rewholesale W BB05 2 Acer truncatum x A. platanoides Deciduous Trees #25; Rewholesale $385.00 5 'Warrenred' PP7433 Pacific Sunset® Sunset Maple Rewholesale LOADING 4 DOCK Rewholesale S08 1 Acer truncatum x A. platanoides Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $392.00 4 'Warrenred' PP7433 Pacific 1.75" Sunset® Sunset Maple Rewholesale W BB08 4 Acer truncatum x A. platanoides Deciduous Trees #25 $327.00 3 JFS-KKW202' Crimson Sunset® Sunset Maple PPI Ready PARKING 3 LOT Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' Deciduous Trees #15; Rewholesale $219.00 1 Autumn Blaze® Maple Rewholesale S05 1 Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $385.00 1 Autumn Blaze® 1.75" Maple Rewholesale W BB09 1 Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' Deciduous Trees RC Bag; Rewholesale; $395.00 2 Autumn Blaze® 2" Maple Rewholesale LOADING 2 DOCK Achillea 'Firefly Amethyst' PPAF Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 48 Lavender Yarrow PPI Ready E O01 E 48 Achillea 'Firefly Diamond' PPAF Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 266 White Yarrow PPI Ready E O01 D 52 PPI Ready E O01 I 14 PPI Ready E O02 K 199 PPI Ready E O13 B 1 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 5 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Achillea 'Firefly Peach Sky' PPAF Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 80 Peach Yarrow PPI Ready E O01 I 49 PPI Ready E O02 K 31 Achillea 'Little Moonshine' Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 14 Yellow Yarrow PPI Ready E O10 C 14 Achillea 'Moonshine' Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 8 Yellow Yarrow PPI Ready E O12 K 1 PPI Ready E O14 C 7 Achillea millefolium 'Coronation Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 103 Gold' Yellow Yarrow PPI Ready E O01 O 13 PPI Ready E O05 A 6 PPI Ready E O11 A 84 Achillea millefolium 'Desert Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 53 Eve™ Terra Cotta' Orange Yarrow PPI Ready E O05 L 40 PPI Ready E O09 J 13 Achillea millefolium 'Desert Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 25 Eve™ Yellow' Yellow Yarrow PPI Ready E O09 M 25 Achillea millefolium 'Lilac Beauty' Perennials/Ferns #1; Rewholesale $17.00 1 Pink Yarrow Rewholesale E O03 B 1 Achillea millefolium 'NEW Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 10 VINTAGE™ Rose' PP 25618 Deep Pink Yarrow PPI Ready E O13 E 10 Achillea millefolium 'NEW Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 7 VINTAGE™ Violet' PP 25750 Violet Yarrow PPI Ready E O08 G 7 Achillea millefolium 'NEW Perennials/Ferns #1 $12.00 42 VINTAGE™ White' PP#25711 White Yarrow PPI Ready E O05 H 42 Achillea millefolium 'Paprika' Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 7 Red Yarrow PPI Ready E O09 I 5 PPI Ready E O11 C 2 Achillea millefolium 'Red Velvet' Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 91 Red Yarrow PPI Ready E O16 C 91 09/30/21 01:53 AM Page 6 of 152 Form N/A Material Catalog Item Type Size Price Location Avail Achillea millefolium 'Sonoma Perennials/Ferns #1 $10.00 66 Coast' Yarrow PPI Ready E O16 A 66 Achillea millefolium 'Summer Perennials/Ferns #1 $11.00 6 Pastels' Mixed Pastel Yarrow PPI Ready E O05 C 6 Achillea ptarmica 'Peter
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