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ABC Outdoor Avail. PRINTED: 9/24/2021 2:51 PM 310.327.9212 [email protected] FAX 310.327.1608 ABC Outdoor Avail. PRINTED: 9/24/2021 2:51 PM GARY’S CELL 714.612.2269 MASTER bg AZALEA SOUTHERN INDICA : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< ABELIA Edward Goucher [Pink] *Q B&B 2’ L/S 2.5’x2 #0010-1 DUC DE ROHAN [Salmon pink] L/S 8”x8” L/S14x14 #0460-1 grandiflora [White] *Q OUT M+B&B #0005-1 FIELDER’S WHITE [White] NFS .. M+2 x2.5 #0470-1 SUNSHINE DAYDREAM variegated PP#20961 M+ 1’ x 1’ L/S #0015-1 FORMOSA [Deep lavender] CUT NRQ .. M 2’ x 2.5 #0475-1 ABUTILON : Flowering Maple >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< GEORGE LINDLEY TABER [Light pink & white] OUT .. NRQ q2 #0485-1 HYBRIDUM APRICOT GLOW M+ 2’ x8” M+ 2x 1.5 OUT #0025-1 MISTRAL [Pink] M+10”x6 M 1’ x 1’ B&B2x2.5 #0500-1 HYB. MID-WHITE [Mid-sized white] L/S 9”x6 M+ 1.5’ M+ 2.5’ #0028-1 PRIDE OF DORKING [Carmine red] NRQ CUT NRQ M 3’x3.5’ #0515-1 hybridum Nabob [Maroon] *Q! LEGGY SCALE q2 L/S #0031-1 SOUTHERN CHARM [Cherry pink] OUT L/S 18x18 M 2x 3.5 #0535-1 HYB. NEW YELLOW black stems NRQ L/S 2’ M 2.5’x 2’ #0032-1 BACOPA MEGACOPA WHITE *test NRQ #0560-1 HYB. ORANGE GLOW L/S 8”x6 M+1.5’ x1 M 3’ x 2’ #0033-1 BAMBOO : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< HYB. RED MONARCH [Orange red] FEW;L/S B&B 2' x1 M 2’ x 2’ #0035-1 ♦BAMBUSA M. ALPHONSE KARR variegated #0570-1 thin 6’ x 1 M+6’ x1.5 M+ 7’ x 3’ HYB. ROSEUS [Pink] few1’ x 8" B&B 1.5' B&B2x2.5 #0040-1 ♦MULTIPLEX GOLDEN GODDESS M+ 4.5’ 3’ few #0575-1 ACACIA : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< ♦OLDHAMII Giant Timber Bamboo #0580-1 #5→NFS M 7’ x2’ M+ 12’ ♦BAILEYANA 08.28.20Y OUT small 4.5' #0060-4 ♦TEXTILIS Weaver’s Bamboo 6’ thin M 9’ x1.5’ #0582-1 ♦BAILEYANA PURPUREA OUT thin 4.5' small 4.5’ #0065-4 ♦TEXTILIS GRACILLIS Slender Weaver’s #0583-1 6’ few M 9’ x1.5’ M+ 12’ ♦COGNATA COUSIN ITT PP#25133 N/A .. .. #0066-1 ♦TULDOIDES VENTRICOSA Buddha’s Belly M 6’ x 1’ M 6-8’ x2’ #0585-1 ♦CULTRIFORMIS OUT 2’ nrq 3' x 3 few #0067-1 ♦CHIMONOBAMBUSA quadrangularis *Q M 3’ M+ 5’ #0589-1 ♦LATIFOLIA OUT OUT NRQ 3.5’ #0070-1 ♦CHUSQUEA coronalis Mexican Climbing *Q #0590-1 (4)LEFT M+ 4.5 x3 4’ x 6’ q6 ♦REDOLENS PROSTRATA Spreading Acacia OUT M+1.5 x2 #0075-1 ♦HIMALAYACALAMUS HOOKERIANUM Blue OUT (1)LEFT #0594-1 ACALYPHA WILKESIANA TRICOLOR OUT #15→NFS #0085-1 ♦OTATEA ACUM. AZTECORUM Mex. Weeping #0595-1 OUT OUT M 8’ x 3’ ACANTHUS MOLLIS M+ 10” M 1’ x 1.5 M 2.5’- 4’ #0090-1 ♦PHYLLOSTACHYS AUREA Golden Bamboo M+5’x 1.5 M 6’ x 2’ #0600-1 ♦ADENANTHOS DRUMMONDII M 8”x 6” M+ 1’ x 1’ #0114-1 ♦NIGRA Black Bamboo #0610-1 M 6’ burnt 6’ 10’ L/S AGAPANTHUS : Lily of the Nile >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< BAUHINIA BLAKEANA Hong Kong Orchid NFS M 8' x 3' OUT #0630-4 ♦AFRICANUS [Blue] B&B 10” B&B 1.5’ #0120-1 GALPINII Red Bauhinia #1→OUT OUT few 2’- 4’ #0632-1 ♦AFRICANUS ALBUS [White] M 9” x 8” B&B 1.5’ #0125-1 PURPUREA Orchid Tree OUT 8’ M+ 9’ x 3’ #0635-4 ♦DARK BLUE full 2' x 1' B&B 1.5’ #0130-1 BEGONIA : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< ♦PETER PAN [Blue] dwarf B&B 10” B&B1x1.5 #0135-1 ACUTIFOLIA White Richmondensis B&B 1’ M 15x15” #0685-1 ♦PETER PAN ALBUS [White] dwarf B&B 10” #5→NFS #0140-1 ANGEL WING [Light pink] cane Q! NRQ #0648-1 ♦QUEEN ANNE [Blue] intermediate B&B 10” B&B 1’x1’ #0144-1 GRYPHON *test M+ 8x8" #0675-1 ♦QUEEN ANNE ALBUS [White] intermediate OUT #0145-1 RICHMONDENSIS [Pink] B&B 1’ x6 B&B 1.5’ #0670-1 ♦STORM CLOUD [Purple] B&B 1 x 1 B&B 2’ #0150-1 SOPHIE CECILE [Light pink] cane NRQ B&B 2’ #0680-1 ♦TINKERBELL [Blue] dwarf/variegated M+8”x 10 M+ 8”x 1’ ←#2 #0152-1 BEL OPERONE GUTTATA [Bronze bracts] M 1’x 8” NRQ #0690-1 ♦AGONIS FLEXUOSA low branched #1→OUT NRQ few 7’ #0160-4 BETULA PENDULA -Single Trunk - White Birch OUT M+ 8’ x 2’ #0710-4 ♦flexuosa Burgundy *Q M+ 8’x2.5 OUT #0165-4 -Multi - #0710-2 M+ 7’x 2’ M+6.5 x2’ (2)LEFT ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN Seedlings #1→OUT 09.11.20Y OUT #0170-4 BIGNONIA CAPREOLATA TANGERINE BEAUTY OUT M 4' x 6" M+8 x1.5’ #0725-3 ALOCASIA ODORA Elephant Ear OUT M 2.5’ (1)LEFT #0172-1 BOUGAINVILLEA : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< ALPINIA ZERUMBET VARIEGATA NFS NRQ e2 #7→NFS #0177-1 BANGKOK RED [Red torch-like bracts] -Bush - NRQ NRQ #0770-1 ALTERNANTHERA PURPLE PRINCE * test M+6" x6" #0175-1 BARBARA KARST [Brilliant red bracts] .. M 4’ x 6” M+ 6’ x 2’ #0775-3 ♦ALYOGYNE HUEGELII Blue Hibiscus M+NRQ NRQ L/S 2.5’ #0200-1 BRASILIENSIS (B. spectabilis) [Purple bracts] NRQ b&b small .. #0780-3 ♦H. MONTEREY BAY [Purple] OUT NRQ young 2.5 #0205-1 CALIFORNIA GOLD [Rich gold bracts] B&B2.5x5 thin 4'x5” young4.5’ #0785-3 ANIGOZANTHOS Big Red tall *Q B&B 4’L/S B&B 3.5’ #7→NRQ #0250-1 CAMARILLO FESTIVAL [Pink to gold bracts] thin 2'x4 M 4.5’ x6 L/S 8’ x 1 #0815-3 Bush Nugget [Clear yellow] short *Q B&B L/S #0246-1 FLAME [Bronzy orange bracts] -Bush - NRQ B&B 1x1 B&B 1.5’ #0790-1 BUSH TANGO [Orange] medium #1→NFS NRQ B&B #0247-1 JAMES WALKER [Reddish purple bracts] SMALL NRQ B&B M 7’ #0800-3 Harmony [Yellow with red stem] tall *Q OUT B&B 2.5’ #7→NFS #0254-1 LA JOLLA [Bright red bracts] -Bush - NRQ M 1’x1’ #0805-1 Tequila Sunrise [Orange w/red] tall *Q NRQ B&B 4’ #0259-1 MARY PALMER’S ENCHANTMENT [White] B&B 1.5’ L/S few NRQ few #0810-3 ARALIA ELEGANTISSIMA Dizygotheca FalseAralia OUT full 2’ x10 OUT #0280-1 ORANGE ICE [Orange gold] variegated -Bush - B&B OUT #0813-1 ARAUCARIA HETEROPHYLLA Star Pine OUT OUT OUT #0287-4 -Staked - B&B 3' x8 #0813-3 ♦ARBUTUS MARINA -Bush - # #0288-1 M 10” x 6 M20” x20 M 4’ x 2’ 06/20? ORANGE KING [Bronzy orange bracts] M B&B small OUT #0818-3 -Standards - Marina Strawberry #1→OUT M+ 7- 9’ M+8’ x2’ #0288-4 PINK PEARL ® [Light to dark pink bracts] -Bush - B&B1’x10 B&B 8" x2 NRQ 3’ #0820-1 ♦UNEDO Strawberry OUT M+3 x16” #0290-1 -Staked - B&B1.5x8 thin4’ x6” OUT #0820-3 ARCTO STAPHYLOS : Manzanita >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< RASPBERRY ICE [Dark Pink] variegated -Bush - B&B 6” M 10 x 2’ #0825-1 ♦DENSIFLORA HOWARD McMINN OUT NRQ OUT #0298-1 -Staked - M 3’ x10” #0825-3 ♦EMERALD CARPET *Q SICK SICK (2)LEFT #0297-1 ROSEA [Rose pink bracts] THIN M 3’ x6” NRQ 3’ #0830-3 ♦MANZANITA DR. HURD #1→NFS M 1' x 1' #15→NFS #0296-1 ROSENKA [Gold to pink bracts] -Bush - B&B 6”x8 L/S 1’x20” few #0835-1 ARISTOLOCHIA GIGANTEA Dutchman’s Pipe OUT M 4’ x 8” OUT #0300-3 ROYAL PURPLE [Deep purple bracts] -Bush - small B&B 10” #0840-1 AR TEMESIA Silver *test crop VARY;L/S #5→NFS #0305-1 -Staked - OUT OUT #0840-3 AR TICHOKE Green Globe (Cynara scolymus ) M+ 1'x 10 #0310-1 SAN DIEGO RED [Deep red bracts] M 2’ x 5” thin4’ x6” M 7' x 1’ #0845-3 ASCLEPIAS CURASSAVICA [Red-orange] B&B 8x8” B&B 1.5’ #0315-1 SINGAPORE WHITE [Pure white bracts] FEW;NRQ OUT #15→NFS #0850-1 curassavica Silky Gold ) *new B&B 1.5’ B&B 1’ #0317-1 TAHITIAN SUNRISE [Gold to rosy mauve] OUT 4.5’ L/S B&B 7’ x1 #0853-3 fascicularis Narrow Leaved Milkweed [White] M 1’ x 6” #0316-1 TEMPLE FIRE [Bronze red bracts] -Bush - M 1'x 8” B&B 2 x2’ #0855-1 ASPIDISTRA ELATIOR NRQ M 20”x20 #7→NFS #0320-1 WHITE STRIPE [White] variegated -Bush - NRQ B&B1x1.5 M+ 1 x 2’ #0858-1 AUCUBA J. PICTURATA Golden Laurel M+FEW small M+2’ x1.5 #0370-1 J. VARIEGATA Gold Dust 1’ few .. .. #0375-1 BREYNIA NIVOSA ROSEO-PICTA (1)LEFT NRQ NRQ #0900-1 AZALEA BELGIAN INDICA : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< NIVOSA ROSEO-PICTA #2 size #2→ (6)SOLD #0900-1 ALASKA [Semi-double snow white] .. SMALL 8” M 15” x2’ #0400-1 BRUGMANSIA /Datura : >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< HAPPY DAYS [Double violet purple] NFS .. M 1.5’ #0410-1 CHARLES GRIMALDI fragrant NRQ L/S 3 x 3’ #1948-1 MISSION RED [Semi-double red] OUT OUT 1.5’ few #0425-1 SUAVEOLENS ALBA [Semi-double white] B&B;L/S 3’- 4’ #1960-1 Orange Alaska [Semi-double orange] *new M+10x 8” L/S 1 x 1 #15→NFS #0430-1 SUAVEOLENS AUREA [Single yellow] NRQ B&B 4’ #1965-1 PINK BUBBLES [Double light pink] OUT OUT M+2x2.5 #0435-1 SUAVEOLENS ROSEA [Single pink] B&B 2.5’ 3 x 3 L/S #1980-1 RED BIRD [Semi-double dark red] M 5” x 8 M 1’ x14 M+1.5x2’ #0445-1 BRUNFELSIA PAUCIFLORA FLORIBUNDA M 1’ x 8” L/S thin B&B 3 x 2 #0920-1 GARY’S CELL 714.612.2269 ♦ = DROUGHT TOLERANT BOLD PRINT = Most Current Specs FINE PRINT = outdated specs (call for current specs) PLANT NAME [Flower Color] Common Name #1 #5 #15 24” PLANT NAME [Flower Color] Common Name #1 #5 #15 24” BUDDLEJA BUZS PURPLE compact OUT OUT #0942-1 ♦RHOMBIFOLIA Grape Ivy -Bush - (4)LEFT #1615-1 BUXUS : Boxwood >>>>>>> reference copy <<< <<<<<<<< -Staked - M 1' x 5” M 3’ x9” #1615-3 x Green Mountain *Q! OUT OUT (1)LEFT #0949-1 CLERODENDRUM SPECIOSISSIMUM OUT few 1’x 1’ #1710-1 MICROPHYLLA JAPONICA L/S 1.5’ M+ 1.5' M1.5x1.5 #0950-1 UGANDENSE [Pale blue butterfly-like] B&B 15” M 1.5' #1720-1 MICRO.
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