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Availability Subject to Change Without Notice. Printed January 3Rd, 2020 Botanical Name Size Retail Abelia G Compacta Variegata Availability subject to change without notice. Printed January 3rd, 2020 Botanical Name Size Retail Abelia G Compacta Variegata * #5 $ 24.99 Abelia G Edward Goucher * #5 $ 19.99 Abelia Kaleidoscope Pp16988 #2 $ 19.99 Abutilon Patio Lantern Passion 12 cm $ 7.99 Acacia C Cousin Itt * #3 $ 29.99 Acanthus mollis #5 $ 23.99 Acanthus mollis #5 $ 23.99 Acer Buergerianum Trident #5 $ 36.99 Acer Buergerianum Trident #15 $ 89.99 Acer Freemanni Autumn Blaze 30 box $ 499.00 Acer Freemanni Autumn Blaze #15 $ 84.99 Acer Freemanni Autumn Blaze #5 $ 39.99 Acer Freemanni Autumn Fantasy #15 $ 84.99 Acer G Ruby Slippers 24 box $ 279.00 Acer Ginnala Flame Multi 30 box $ 499.00 Acer Ginnala Flame Std. #15 $ 84.99 Acer J Aconitifolium (kg)* #20 $ 299.00 Acer J Jordan (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer J Jordan (kg)* #1 $ 39.99 Acer J Jordan (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer Japonicum Aconitifolium #7 $ 109.99 Acer Japonicum Fairy Lights (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer Negundo Flamingo #15 $ 99.99 Acer P Emperor One 36 BOX $ 1,200.00 Acer P Amber Ghost #15 $ 159.99 Acer P Atropurpureum #5 $ 29.99 Acer P Atropurpureum #2 $ 25.99 Acer P Bloodgood (kg)* #10 $ 199.99 Acer P Bloodgood (kg)* #20 $ 299.00 Acer P Bloodgood (kg)* #15 $ 229.00 Acer P Bloodgood (kg)* #1 $ 37.99 Acer P Bloodgood (kg)* #5 $ 129.99 Acer P Bloodgood * #65 $ 799.00 Acer P Bloodgood 5-6 * EA $ 229.00 Acer P Butterfly (kg)* #2 $ 79.99 Acer P Coonara Pygmy #2 $ 59.99 Acer P Coonara Pygmy #7 $ 109.99 Acer P Crimson Princess #2 $ 79.99 Acer P Crimson Princess #15 $ 159.99 Acer P Dis Burgundy Lace (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer P Dis Crimson Queen (kg)* #20 $ 299.00 Acer P Dis Crimson Queen (kg)* #5 $ 129.99 1 of 35 Availability subject to change without notice. Printed January 3rd, 2020 Botanical Name Size Retail Acer P Dis Crimson Queen (kg)* #2 $ 74.99 Acer P Dis Garnet #15 $ 159.99 Acer P Dis Inabe Shidare A * #35 $ 799.99 Acer P Dis Inabe Shidare B * #35 $ 1,000.00 Acer P Dis Ottos Dissectum #2 $ 59.99 Acer P Dis Ottos Dissectum (kg)* #1 $ 39.99 Acer P Dis Red Dragon (kg)* #2 $ 39.99 Acer P Dis Seiryu (kg)* #1 $ 39.99 Acer P Dis Seiryu (kg)* #5 $ 129.99 Acer P Dis Spring Delight (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer P Dis Tamukeyama (kg)* #1 $ 37.99 Acer P Dis Viridis (kg)* #2 $ 39.99 Acer P Dis Viridis (kg)* #5 $ 129.99 Acer P Dis Viridis (kg)* #1 $ 37.99 Acer P Emperor One (kg)* #2 $ 84.99 Acer P Emperor One (kg)* #20 $ 299.00 Acer P Emperor One (kg)* #5 $ 129.99 Acer P Emperor One (kg)* #10 $ 199.99 Acer P Emperor One (kg)* #1 $ 37.99 Acer P Emperor One 4-5ft * EA $ 139.99 Acer P Fireglow (kg)* #10 $ 199.99 Acer P Fireglow (kg)* #2 $ 84.99 Acer P Fireglow (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer P Grandma Ghost (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer P Grandma Ghost (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer P Hefners Red #15 $ 174.99 Acer P Hefners Red (kg)* #2 $ 89.99 Acer P Hefners Red (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer P Hefners Red (kg)* #1 $ 37.99 Acer P Japanese Sunrise #7 $ 109.99 Acer P Katsura (kg) #1 $ 39.99 Acer P Katsura (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer P Kogane Sakae #2 $ 64.99 Acer P Koto No Ito (kg)* #2 $ 39.99 Acer P Koto No Ito (kg)* #1 $ 39.99 Acer P Lutescens #5 $ 74.99 Acer P Mikawa Yatsubusa (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 Acer P Mikawa Yatsubusa (kg)* #2 $ 79.99 Acer P Moonrise (kg)* #1 $ 39.99 Acer P Olsons Frosted Strawberry (kg) * #3 $ 84.99 Acer P Olsons Frosted Strawberry (kg)* #2 $ 79.99 Acer P Olsons Frosted Strawberry (kg)* #5 $ 139.99 2 of 35 Availability subject to change without notice. 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