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The Artificial Tree & Plant Collection The Artfcial Tree & Plant Collecton 2018 1 4 How to read our catalogue Product image UVSilx (UV resistant Product descripton materials) Firesilx (Flame retardant Product code materials) Product dimension TL9503 Grass Mix with Purple FY UV FR 44 cm List price 12/120 Product packing quanttes Quantty pricing band Pot not included Plant only - Planter not included not - Planter only Plant TL9510 NTT Ficus Benjamin FY 120 cm 2/8 TL9511 NTT Ficus Benjamin FY Same product with diferent heights and pricing 150 cm 4 5 Arrangements Single and mixed fower types and foliages, in a stunning range of planter colours, shapes and sizes. Please note that due to the huge range and ever changing variety of our arrangements range, we have displayed only the most popular items in this category. For the full list of available optons, please ask to see our arrangement catalogue. 6 Arrangements Arrangements TL9490 AN-Peony Mix in Pot Cr/Pk/Yell GS 30 cm 4/48 TL9421 AN-Hydrangea 4 Colour Mix HY 20 cm 24/144 7 Arrangements Arrangements A B C D A) TL9254 AN- Poted Herb Basil GB Burgundy B) TL9255 AN- Poted Herb Basil GB Green 28 cm 28 cm 0/6 0/6 C) TL9257 AN- Poted Herb Mint GB Green D) TL9259 AN- Poted Herb Sage GB Green 27 cm 27 cm 0/6 0/6 TL9512 Plants Spath Bush FY TL9522 NTT Fruit Lemon Tree YF 35 cm 40 cm 6/36 6/24 8 Arrangements Arrangements TL7680 AN-Soil Greenery Glass Mix K 43 cm 0/1 TL9287 Plants Succulent Airplant Pot YF TL9288 Plants Succulent w/Pot YF 30 cm 30 cm 1/6 4/24 9 Arrangements Arrangements TL9285 Plants Grass w/Pot YF TL7681 AN-Soil Grass in Sand K 70 cm 58 cm 4/16 1/4 TL9310 AN-Glass Magnolia pink YA TL1583 AN-Lavender in Pot GS 20 cm 20 cm 12/36 4/12 10 Arrangements Arrangements TL9271 AN-Glass Orchid w/soil Pink GB TL9272 AN-Glass Orchid w/soil White GB 43 cm 43 cm 1/4 1/4 TL9484 AN-Victoria Orchid Pink in Pot GS TL9483 AN-Victoria Orchid White in Pot GS TL9307 N-Poted Orchid white slv YA 40 cm 40 cm 38 cm 6/48 6/48 6/36 11 Arrangements Arrangements TL1568 AN-Phal Real Touch Purple W/Pot TL1567 AN-Phal Real Touch White W/Pot 30 cm 30 cm 6/48 6/48 TL1569 AN-Phalaenopsis Real Touch w/pot TL1570 AN-Phalaenopsis Real Touch w/pot 50 cm 35 cm 6/24 6/36 12 Arrangements Arrangements TL1566 AN-Phal Real Touch White W/Pot 70 cm 2/6 13 Stem Flowers Our stemmed fowers collecton draws upon a regularly changing list of alpine, equatorial, temperate and tropical species that provide for seasonal refreshing of indoor and outdoor foral displays and landscaping. Pairing the brightly coloured and ofen spectacular displays of our stemmed fowers with the muted variegatons and shades of our underplantng range permit a depth of presentaton that only untamed Mother Nature can unleash. All the fowers in this collecton are botanically accurate and incredibly detailed - at arms length it is ofen impossible to decide which are living fowers and which are artfcial. 14 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL7352 SF Delphinium NG Lavender TL7521 SF Foxglove M White Yellow 115 cm 100 cm 6/60 12/144 TL7353 SF Delphinium NG Cream TL7522 SF Foxglove M Fuchsia 115 cm 100 cm 6/60 12/144 TL1358 SF Amaranthus Twig pink XH TL1359 SF Amaranthus Twig White XH 107 cm 107 cm 12/144 12/144 15 Stem Flowers Lilies Stem Flowers Stem A B C D A) TL1298 SF Lily Spray White XH B) TL1300 SF Lily Spray White XH 80 cm 100 cm 24/144 12/48 C) TL1350 SF Lily Spray Pink XH D) TL1299 SF Lily Spray Pink XH 100 cm 80 cm 12/48 24/144 Tulips FTS304 SF Tulip Elisa Cream Green S FTS306 SF Tulip Elisa Yellow S FTS309 SF Tulip Elisa Cream Pink S 68 cm 68 cm 68 cm 24/288 24/288 24/288 FTS305 SF Tulip Elisa Red S FTS307 SF Tulip Elisa Blackcurrant S 68 cm 68 cm 24/288 24/288 16 Stem Flowers Peony Stem Flowers Stem TL1504 SF Bush Peony White / Pink TL1505 SF Bush Peony Pink 49.5 cm 49.5 cm 6/24 6/24 Magnolia TL1029 SF BouQuet Peony white W TL7507 SF Magnolia Giant Pick IA White 38 cm 102 cm 60/360 6/24 17 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL7366 SF Eustoma NG White Green TL1023 SF Eustoma White W TL7758 SF Sunfower Large S 55 cm 80 cm 80 cm 12/120 60/120 12/72 TL1032 SF Lge Lilac White W TL1020 SF Blossom White W TL1019 SF Blossom White W 116 cm 71 cm 116 cm 12/120 48/192 84/336 18 Stem Flowers Gerbera Stem Flowers Stem TL1024 SF Gerbera White W TL1026 SF Gerbera Light Purple W TL1025 SF Gerbera Fuchsia W 60 cm 60 cm 60 cm 96/576 96/576 96/576 FTS222 SF Gerbera Plant S Flame FTS221 SF Gerbera Plant S Cream 31 cm 31 cm 24/288 24/288 19 Stem Flowers Hydrangea Stem Flowers Stem TL9429 SF Hydrangea Small Pale Blue 52 cm 12/144 A B C D A) TL9430 SF Hydrangea Small Green B) TL9431 SF Hydrangea Small Antque Purple 52 cm 52 cm 12/144 12/144 C) TL9432 SF Hydrangea Small Antque Green D) TL9584 SF Hydrangea Small White 52 cm 52 cm 12/144 12/144 20 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem A B C D E F G A) TL9428 SF Hydrangea Large Green Pink HY B) TL9423 SF Hydrangea Large Light Blue HY C) TL9424 SF Hydrangea Dark Blue HY 101 cm 101 cm 101 cm 6/24 6/24 6/24 D) TL9425 SF Hydrangea Large Antque Gr/Purp E) TL9426 SF Hydrangea Lrg Antque Puple HY F) TL9427 SF Hydrangea Large Pink HY 101 cm 101 cm 101 cm 6/24 6/24 6/24 G) TL9422 SF Hydrangea Large White HY 101 cm 6/24 21 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL1610 Plants Flowering Hydrangea Bush Blue TL7307 Plants Flowering Hydrangea Bush Crm TL7308 Plants Flowering Hydrangea Bush Pink Crm 44 cm 44 cm 44 cm 6/72 6/72 6/72 TL9676 SF Mini Hydrangea Spray Green GB TL9722 SF Mini Hydrangea Spray R/GR GB 99 cm 99 cm 12/72 12/72 22 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem Stem Flowers TL1021 SF Hydrangea Sgl White W TL1291 SF Hydrangea White W TL1318 SF Hydrangea White DJJ 73 cm 90 cm 75 cm 24/240 24/144 24/120 TL1292 SF Hydrangea White 5fwrs TL1323 SF Peony White 2 Flwrs DJJ TL1324 SF Dahlia White 4 Flwers DJJ 40 cm 72 cm 103 cm 30/180 24/240 24/120 23 Stem Flowers Rose Stem Flowers Stem A B C D A) TL1319 SF Rose Real Touch White DJJ B) TL1321 SF Rose Real Touch White DJJ 74 cm 69 cm 24/240 24/240 C) TL1320 SF Rose Real Touch White DJJ D) TL1322 SF Rose Real Touch White DJJ 46 cm 49 cm 48/576 72/864 24 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL1030 SF Rose White Single W TL1022 SF Rose White Double W TL1031 SF Rose White Bud W 50 cm 88 cm 46 cm 48/480 96/576 48/480 TL1028 SF BouQuet Rose White W TL1027 SF BouQuet White Flower W 30 cm 30 cm 36/180 24/240 25 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL7371 SF Snowball NG Cream TL7370 SF Snowball NG Green TL7508 SF Stock NG Cream 77 cm 77 cm 55 cm 12/120 12/120 24/432 TL7512 SF Queen Anne Lace NG White TL9249 SF Helleborus GB Grn/Burg TL9251 SF Helleborus GB Burgundy 90 cm 55 cm 55 cm 12/120 12/120 12/120 26 Stem Flowers Rose Stems Stem Flowers Stem TL7459 SF Rose Plant Giant K Pink TL7458 SF Rose Plant Giant K White 132.5 cm 132.5 cm 4/12 4/12 TL7463 SF Rose Plant Large K Pink TL7462 SF Rose Plant Large K White 78 cm 78 cm 2/8 2/8 27 Stem Flowers Protea Stem Flowers Stem TL7510 SF Protea NG Red TL7520 SF Protea Dary Large NG Brown TL7516 SF Protea Pincushion NG Burgundy 60 cm 70 cm 28 cm 12/720 12/120 24/360 Ponseta Amaryllis TL7053 Amaryllis K Red With Bulb 73 cm 2/6 TL1285 SF Poinseta Cream W TL1284 SF Poinseta Red W TL7054 Amaryllis K Red With Bulb 40 cm 40 cm 36 cm 12/144 12/144 4/24 28 Stem Flowers Orchid - Cymbidium Stem Flowers Stem TL7365 SF Orchid Cymbidium NG Green Red TL7364 SF Orchid Cymbidium NG White Green 97 cm 97 cm 6/72 6/72 TL7500 SF Orchid Cymbidium Large IA Green TL7501 SF Orchid Cymbidium Large IA Pink 102 cm 102 cm 6/18 6/18 29 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL7503 SF Orchid Cymbidium Plant IA Green TL7504 SF Orchid Cymbidium Plant IA Cream TL7502 SF Orchid Cymbidium Plant IA White 72 cm 72 cm 72 cm 4/12 4/12 4/12 TL1235 SF Orchid Oncidium K Purple TL1233 SF Orchid Miltonia K Pink with lvs 47.5 cm 52 cm 6/48 6/30 30 Stem Flowers Orchid - Phalaenopsis Stem Flowers Stem TL1287 SF Orchid Phal Pink w Leaf W TL1288 SF Orchid Phal Pink w Leaf W TL1286 SF Orchid Phal Pink w Leaf W 96 cm 75 cm 55 cm 32/150 48/240 36/180 TL1282 SF Orchid Phal White w Leaf W TL1283 SF Orchid Phal White w Leaf W TL1277 SF Orchid Phal White w Leaf W 96 cm 75 cm 55 cm 32/150 48/240 36/180 31 Orchid - Phalaenopsis Large Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem A B C D A)TL1127 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ LG Wh B)TL1040 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ LG Wh/Pk 130 cm 130 cm 6/36 6/36 C) TL1041 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ LG Bty D) TL1042 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ LG Dk/Pk 130 cm 130 cm 6/36 6/36 Orchid - Phalaenopsis Medium A B C D A) TL1128 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Med Wh B) TL1043 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Med Wh/Pk 98 cm 98 cm 12/72 12/72 C) TL1044 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Med Bty D) TL1045 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Med Dk/Pk 98 cm 98 cm 12/72 12/72 32 Orchid - Phalaenopsis Small Stem Flowers Stem A B C D A TL1129 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ SM Wh B) TL1046 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ SM Wh/Pk 57 cm 57 cm 24/288 24/288 C) TL1047 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ SM Bty D) TL1048 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ SM Dk/Pk 57 cm 57 cm 24/288 24/288 Orchid - Phalaenopsis Mini Orchid - Phalaenopsis Medium TL9200 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Min L/Pk TL1049 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Min Dk/Pk TL9201 SF Orchid Phalaenopsis XJ Med Whte 60 cm 60 cm 86 cm 24/72 24/72 12/144 33 Stem Flowers Stem Flowers Stem TL7204 SF Orchid Vanda K Purple TL7203 SF Orchid Vanda K Rust TL7205 SF Orchid Vanda K White 53 cm 53 cm 53 cm 12/48 12/48 12/48 Leaves FTS15 F Leaf Orchid Phalaenopsis S Grn TL7214 SF Leaf Orchid Phalaenopsis K Green TL1917 SF Leaf Orchid Phalaenopsis K Green 27.5 cm 30 cm 38 cm 36 12/48 12/96 TL7231 SF Leaf Orchid Phalaenopsis KL 5lvs TL9202 SF Leaf Orchid XJ Phal Small TL9203 SF Leaf Orchid XJ Phal Lge 29 cm 9 cm 12
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