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Voorraad 25-2-2020 Voorraad 25 Voorraad boskoop.nl - boskoop.nl boskoop.nl - - - 2 - 2020 Rijneveld Rijneveld 115 2771 XV Boskoop www.bulk info@bulk anne@bulk Fax.: +31 (0) 172 213 402 Prijzen onder voorbehoud van fouten Prices subject to errors Handelvoorwaarden op onze website - conditions of sale on our website - Handelsbedingungen auf unsere Website ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Planten kunnen worden besteld en opgahald. We kunnen helaas geen postpaketten meer versturen - Plants can be preordered and picked up. Unfortunately we cannot send any postparcels anymore Aantal Naam MvL Maat cm Prijs Quantety Name Rootball/pot. Hight cm kluit/pot 22 Abelia triflora 25-30 C2 € 19,70 124 Abies koreana 20/+ C2 € 11,25 13 Abies numidica 30-40 C3 € 22,50 5 Acaena magellanica plgd P9 € 5,00 1 Acer aff. davidii 50-60 C2 € 16,50 1 Acer aff. palmatum 60-80 KL € 21,85 1 Acer 'Ample Surprise' PBR 100-125 C25 € 75,00 2 Acer 'Ample Surprise' PBR 20-30 C3 € 27,50 1 Acer 'Ample Surprise' PBR 20-30 C3 € 27,50 3 Acer amplum 225-250 KL € 59,50 1 Acer campestre 'Huiber's Elegant' 160-180 C5 € 39,50 1 Acer cappadocicum 'Aureum' 140-160 C12 € 49,50 21 Acer cappadocicum 'Aureum' 40-60 P11 € 10,95 1 Acer carpinifolium SOL C100 € 412,50 2 Acer conspicuum 'Red Flamingo' 150-175 C7.5 € 52,00 1 Acer davidii 100-125 C3 € 18,75 1 Acer davidii 80-100 C10 € 19,95 2 Acer davidii 120-150 C5 € 30,00 30 Acer davidii ('Serpentine'-seedling) 80-120 C2 € 17,50 2 Acer davidii 'George Forrest' 100-125 C2 € 26,90 5 Acer davidii 'George Forrest' 30-40 C3 € 23,30 5 Acer davidii 'George Forrest' 60-80 C3 € 28,70 4 Acer davidii 'Madeline Spitta' 150-175 C7.5 € 59,20 5 Acer davidii 'Rosalie' 150-175 C7.5 € 59,20 4 Acer davidii 'Silver Cardinal' 100-125 C7.5 € 59,20 11 Acer griseum 150-175 STKL € 55,00 97 Acer griseum 100-150 C5 € 35,00 1 1 Acer griseum 120-140 C10 € 45,00 2 Acer griseum 150-175 KL € 56,55 4 Acer griseum 20-30 C2 € 19,25 8 Acer griseum 20-40 C5 € 18,75 2 Acer griseum 60-90 C2 € 22,50 1 Acer griseum GM C5 € 16,50 4 Acer japonicum 120-140 C5 € 32,50 10 Acer japonicum ‘Aconitifolium‘ 30-40 KL € 21,90 1 Acer japonicum ‘Aconitifolium‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 30,00 8 Acer japonicum ‘Aconitifolium‘ 50-60 C10 € 33,80 1 Acer japonicum ‘Aconitifolium‘ 60-80 C10 € 40,00 15 Acer japonicum ‘Vitifolium‘ 30-40 C4 € 20,00 1 Acer japonicum ‘Vitifolium‘ 40-50 KL € 28,80 3 Acer japonicum 'Green Cascade' 15-25 KL € 21,85 5 Acer japonicum 'Vitifolium' 60-80 KL € 38,55 1 Acer laevigatum 'Anne' 160-180 C5 € 49,95 40 Acer macrophyllum 20-30 C3 € 19,50 15 Acer macrophyllum 20-30 C3 € 19,50 2 Acer macrophyllum 20-30 C3 € 19,50 27 Acer macrophyllum 30-50 C3 € 23,50 33 Acer macrophyllum 80-100 KL € 39,50 9 Acer macrophyllum GM C2 € 16,50 14 Acer maximowiczianum 80-100 KL € 35,00 17 Acer negundo 'Kelly's Gold' GM C3 € 12,15 2 Acer oliverianum formosanum 40-50 C2 € 19,70 1 Acer palmatum 175-200 KL € 125,00 3 Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum‘ 50-60 C3 € 16,90 4 Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum‘ 60-80 C5 € 25,60 3 Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum‘ 60-80 C7,5 € 27,50 3 Acer palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 22,50 20 Acer palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace‘ 50-60 KL € 22,50 47 Acer palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace‘ 60-80 KL € 27,50 10 Acer palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace‘ 60-80 C10 € 33,80 15 Acer palmatum ‘Burgundy Lace‘ 100-125 KL € 42,50 5 Acer palmatum ‘Dissectum Nigrum‘ 30-40 KL € 22,50 4 Acer palmatum ‘Dissectum Nigrum‘ 30-40 C5 € 25,00 5 Acer palmatum ‘Dissectum Nigrum‘ 40-50 KL € 30,00 2 Acer palmatum ‘Dissectum Nigrum‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 32,50 5 Acer palmatum ‘Garnet‘ 50-60 KL € 33,80 2 Acer palmatum ‘Garnet‘ 50-60 C10 € 37,50 1 Acer palmatum ‘Inaba-shidare‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 28,80 54 Acer palmatum ‘Katsura‘ 40-50 C4 € 18,10 114 Acer palmatum ‘Katsura‘ 50-60 C4 € 20,60 28 Acer palmatum ‘Katsura‘ 60-80 C4 € 23,80 27 Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream‘ 40-50 C4 € 18,10 5 Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream‘ 50-60 KL € 19,40 106 Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream‘ 50-60 C4 € 20,60 18 Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream‘ 60-80 C4 € 23,80 3 Acer palmatum ‘Ornatum‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 31,30 5 Acer palmatum ‘Ornatum‘ 50-60 C10 € 37,50 9 Acer palmatum ‘Ornatum‘ 50-60 C7,5 € 36,30 3 Acer palmatum ‘Osakazuki‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 21,30 2 12 Acer palmatum ‘Osakazuki‘ 50-60 KL € 21,90 2 Acer palmatum ‘Osakazuki‘ 50-60 C7,5 € 25,00 41 Acer palmatum ‘Pixie‘ 60-80 KL € 26,30 37 Acer palmatum ‘Pixie‘ 80-100 KL € 33,80 1 Acer palmatum ‘Red Pygmy‘ 30-40 C5 € 21,90 13 Acer palmatum ‘Red Pygmy‘ 50-60 C5 € 31,30 6 Acer palmatum ‘Red Pygmy‘ 60-80 C5 € 36,30 17 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 40-50 C7,5 € 21,30 15 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 40-60 C10 € 25,00 96 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 50-60 KL € 22,50 40 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 50-60 C7,5 € 26,30 80 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 60-80 KL € 28,80 12 Acer palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame‘ 80-100 C10 € 37,50 5 Acer palmatum ‘Trompenburg‘ 50-60 C10 € 25,00 3 Acer palmatum ‘Trompenburg‘ 60-80 C10 € 31,30 5 Acer palmatum ‘Trompenburg‘ 80-100 C10 € 37,50 9 Acer palmatum 'Arakawa' 40-50 C2 € 15,50 50 Acer palmatum 'Black Lace' PBR 40-50 C4 € 22,50 15 Acer palmatum 'Black Lace' PBR 50-60 C4 € 25,00 1 Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' 100-125 C15 € 98,70 20 Acer palmatum 'Garnet' 25-30 C4 € 20,60 20 Acer palmatum 'Garnet' 30-40 C4 € 25,00 7 Acer palmatum 'Orange Dream' 40-50 C4 € 17,50 29 Acer palmatum 'Orange Dream' 60-80 C4 € 28,30 4 Acer pseudoplatanus 'Worley' 60-80 C3 € 23,30 5 Acer pseudoplatanus 'Worley' 30-40 C3 € 21,50 1 Acer rubrum 300+ C100 € 437,50 1 Acer rubrum 'Fairview Flame' 300-400 C90 € 165,00 2 Acer rubrum 'Joseph' plgd P12 € 15,00 1 Acer rufinerve 'Albolimbatum' 125-150 C7.5 € 59,20 2 Acer rufinerve 'Albolimbatum' 100-125 C3 € 32,30 1 Acer rufinerve 'Sunshine' 20-30 C2 € 19,95 2 Acer rufinerve 'Sunshine' 20-40 C2RP € 24,50 15 Acer saccharum 40-50 C2 € 15,20 18 Acer saccharum 80-100 C3 € 21,50 50 Acer saccharum plgd P9 € 6,25 25 Acer shirasawanum ‘Aureum‘ 15-20 C3 € 15,00 2 Acer triflorum 150+ C25 € 80,00 1 Acer triflorum 100-120 C3 € 33,75 3 Actaea simplex 'Black Negligee' GM C2 € 6,00 9 Actinidia arguta 'Issai' 60-80 C2 € 13,15 10 Actinidia arguta 'Weiki' (Male) 60-80 C2 € 17,00 1 Actinidia arguta 'Weiki' (mnl) 50-60 C2RP € 9,95 15 Actinidia deliciosa 'Jenny' 50-60 C2 € 15,20 38 Actinidia deliciosa 'Jenny' 60-80 C2 € 15,20 2 Actinidia pilosula 60-80 C2RP € 14,95 4 Actinidia pilosula 60-80 C2RP € 14,95 4 Actinidia pilosula 60-80 C3RP € 16,50 31 Adianthum pedatum 'Imbricatum' plgd P9 € 7,50 3 Aesculus californica 25-40 P11 € 17,50 12 Aesculus californica 'Blue Haze' GM C1.5 € 17,51 34 Aesculus dallimorei 80-100 KL € 25,00 3 8 Aesculus hippocastanum 'Monstrosa' GM C2 € 25,70 10 Aesculus 'Laciniata' 60-80 C4 € 34,40 42 Aesculus 'Laciniata' 80-100 C4 € 37,50 10 Aesculus mutabilis 'Induta' 20-30 C2 € 14,85 14 Aesculus neglecta 'Autumn Fire' 60-80 KL € 25,00 4 Aesculus pavia 'Koehnei' 30-40 C7.5 € 29,45 25 Akebia pentaphylla GM P7 € 5,14 199 Akebia quinata GM P7 € 3,75 5 Akebia quinata 'White Chocolate' 60-80 C2 € 15,75 4 Albizia julibrissin plgd P9 € 5,00 2 Albizia julibrissin Ombrella ('Boubri') PBR 175-200 C7.5 € 52,30 3 Albizia julibrissin rosea GM C3 € 11,65 5 Albizia julibrissin 'Shidare' 100-125 C5 € 40,99 2 Alchornea davidii 140-160 C5 € 39,50 10 Alchornea davidii 20-30 C10 € 32,50 14 Alchornea davidii 20-30 C3 € 19,25 3 Alchornea davidii 30-40 C3 € 21,85 19 Alchornea davidii 30-50 C2 € 19,25 114 Alchornea davidii 50-60 C5 € 29,50 27 Alchornea davidii 50-70 C3 € 24,50 69 Alchornea davidii GM C2 € 14,95 4 Alnus glutinosa 'Imperialis' 60-80 P11 € 10,65 2 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Honeywood' 40-50 C1.5 € 12,50 8 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Honeywood' 60-80 C5 € 19,95 2 Amelanchier alnifolia 'JB-30' 50-60 C5 € 19,95 2 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Northline' 60-80 C5 € 19,95 1 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Obelisk' 140-160 C20 € 49,50 6 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Smoky' 30-40 C3 € 17,51 21 Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' 80-100 C3 € 21,50 14 Amelanchier bartramiana 'Eskimo' 20-30 C2 € 19,70 1 Amelanchier 'Blue Ray' GM C2 € 14,65 43 Amelanchier can. 'Rainbow Pillar' 60-80 C3 € 21,50 26 Amelanchier laevis 'Snowflakes' 80-100 C3 € 21,50 8 Amelanchier ovalis 'Edelweiss' 20-25 C2 € 17,00 25 Amelanchier ovalis 'Helvetia' 20-30 C2 € 17,00 2 Amelanchier rotundifolia 'Helvetia' 30-40 C5 € 19,75 23 Amelanchier 'Sultana' 30-40 C3 € 17,51 5 Amelanchier 'Sultana' 50-60 C5 € 19,95 7 Amelasorbus raciborskiana 60-80 C3 € 23,30 7 Amomyrtus luma plgd C1,5 € 18,75 67 Amorpha fruticosa 100-125 C3 € 19,95 20 Amorpha fruticosa plgd P7 € 5,00 4 Ampelopsis delavayana 50-60 C2 € 16,50 7 Ampelopsis glandulosa 60-80 C3RP € 14,95 2 Ampelopsis glandulosa maximowiczii 30-40 C2RP € 9,95 64 Ampelopsis glandulosa maximowiczii 60-80 C2RP € 9,95 60 Ampelopsis glandulosa maximowiczii GM P9 € 3,25 1 Amsonia hubrichtii GM P9 € 4,10 20 Amsonia hubrichtii plgd P9 € 7,50 16 Anemone leveillei plgd P9 € 5,00 130 Aralia cordata 20-25 C1.5 € 11,70 15 Aralia elata GM C5 € 14,75 4 4 Aralia spinosa 30-40 C2 € 12,60 4 Aralia spinosa 60-80 C7.5 € 24,50 3 Araucaria araucana plgd P12 € 15,00 1 Araujia sericifera 60-80 C2RP € 14,95 5 Arbutus 'Marina' 50-60 C7.5 € 0,00 4 Arbutus unedo 'Atlantic' 100-125 C5 € 27,50 6 Arbutus unedo 'Atlantic' 20-30 C2 € 14,95 1 Arbutus unedo 'Atlantic' 50-60 C7.5 € 27,50 4 Arbutus unedo 'Elfin King' 40-60 C2 € 18,60 60 Arbutus unedo 'Quercifolia' 20-30 C2 € 17,25 4 Arbutus unedo 'Quercifolia' 30-50 C2 € 18,60 1 Arbutus unedo Roselily ('Minlily') PBR 80-100 C5 € 27,50 8 Arbutus unedo 'Rubra' 100-125 C4 € 26,00 3 Arbutus unedo 'Rubra' 15-20 C2 € 9,95 1 Arbutus unedo 'Rubra' 15-20 C2 € 9,95 4 Arbutus unedo 'Rubra' 15-20 C2 € 9,95 13 Arbutus unedo 'Rubra'
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