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See Current Availability, Please View Here for Availability Moana Nursery 24395 S. Barlow Rd. – Canby, Or 97013 503-266-8170 [email protected] | [email protected] #5/#15 Ginnala Flame Maple #5/#15/#25 Leyland Cypress #5 Ruby Tears Crabapple #3/#5 Barberry Rose Glow Oregon Above Ground Moana Nursery Availability: August 03, 2021 Company: Name: Toll Free (877)630-1123 Fax:(503)266-8035 Phone: Email: [email protected] PO: Main Office Ph: (503)266-8170 If you would like to have a MS Excel copy of our availability please visit our website at: http://www.moananursery.com/Wholesale.htm Botanical Common Quantity Price ABIES LASIOCARPA ARIZONICA #15 FIR CORKBARK 4 $89.00 ACER BUERGERIANUM TRIDENT #45 MAPLE TRIDENT 2 $225.00 ACER CIRCINATUM #15 MS MAPLE VINE 49 $77.00 ACER CIRCINATUM #20 MS MAPLE VINE 5 $105.00 ACER GINNALA FLAME #15 MS MAPLE FLAME GINALLA 98 $77.00 ACER GRISEUM BB 2" MAPLE PAPERBARK 2 $150.00 ACER PALMATUM V. DIS VIRIDIS #10 MAPLE VIRDIS JAPANESE 12 $83.00 ACER PALMATUM V. DIS VIRIDIS 60" BOX MAPLE VIRDIS JAPANESE 1 $1,500.00 ACER PLATANOIDES EMERALD LUSTRE #15 MAPLE NORWAY EMERALD LUSTRE 25 $77.00 ACER PLATANOIDES EMERALD QUEEN #15 MAPLE NORWAY EMERALD QUEEN 10 $77.00 ACER RUBRUM ARMSTRONG #15 MAPLE ARMSTRONG 11 $77.00 ACER RUBRUM ARMSTRONG #25 MAPLE ARMSTRONG 4 $150.00 ACER RUBRUM BURGUNDY BELLE #15 MAPLE BURGUNDY BELLE 26 $77.00 ACER RUBRUM BURGUNDY BELLE #45 MAPLE BURGUNDY BELLE 1 $225.00 ACER RUBRUM KARPICK BB 3" MAPLE KARPICK 2 $215.00 ACER RUBRUM OCTOBER GLORY #15 MAPLE OCTOBER GLORY 12 $77.00 ACER RUBRUM RED SUNSET #15 MAPLE RED SUNSET 65 $77.00 ACER RUBRUM RED SUNSET #20 MAPLE RED SUNSET 17 $130.00 ACER SACCHARUM FALL FIESTA BB 2" MAPLE FALL FIESTA 5 $150.00 ACER X FREEMANII AUTUMN BLAZE #15 MAPLE AUTUMN BLAZE 113 $77.00 ACER X FREEMANII CELEBRATION #15 MAPLE CELEBRATION 30 $77.00 ACER X FREEMANII CELEBRATION #20 MAPLE CELEBRATION 17 $130.00 ACHILLEA MOONSHINE #1 YARROW MOONSHINE 210 $4.95 AGASTACHE BLUE BOA #1 HYSSOP BLUE BOA 195 $4.95 AGASTACHE KUDOS AMBROSIA #1 HYSSOP KUDOS AMBROSIA 20 $4.95 AGASTACHE KUDOS CORAL #1 HYSSOP KUDOS CORAL 50 $4.95 AGASTACHE KUDOS MANDARIN #1 HYSSOP KUDOS MANDARIN 73 $4.95 AGASTACHE MORELLO #1 HYSSOP MORELLO 10 $4.95 AJUGA BLACK SCALLOP #1 BUGLEWEED BLACK SCALLOP 74 $4.95 ALLIUM MILLENIUM #1 ORNAMENTAL ONION MILLENIUM 42 $4.95 AMELANCHIER AUTUMN BRILLIANCE #7 MS SERVICEBERRY AUTUMN BRILLIANCE MULTI 11 $27.00 ARCTO. UVA-URSI MASSACHUSETTS # 1 KINNIKINNICK MASSACHUSETTS 145 $5.75 BERBERIS THUNBERGII CONCORDE # 3 BARBERRY CONCORDE 25 $17.00 BERBERIS THUNBERGII CRIMSON PYGMY # 3 BARBERRY CRIMSON PYGMY 15 $17.00 BERBERIS THUNBERGII ORANGE ROCKET # 5 BARBERRY ORANGE ROCKET 27 $18.00 BERBERIS THUNBERGII ROSE GLOW # 3 BARBERRY ROSE GLOW 133 $17.00 BERBERIS THUNBERGII ROSE GLOW # 5 BARBERRY ROSE GLOW 149 $18.00 BERBERIS THUNBERGII V. ATROPURPUREA # 5 BARBERRY RED 34 $18.00 BETULA NIGRA DURA-HEAT #15 BIRCH DURA-HEAT 24 $77.00 BETULA NIGRA DURA-HEAT #15 MS BIRCH DURA-HEAT 22 $77.00 BETULA PAPYRIFERA #15 BIRCH PAPER 1 $77.00 BETULA PENDULA YOUNGII #20 BIRCH YOUNG'S WEEPING 9 $130.00 BUDDLEIA ASIAN MOON # 5 BUTTERFLY BUSH ASIAN MOON 50 $18.00 BUXUS GREEN MOUNTAIN # 3 BOXWOOD GREEN MOUNTAIN 46 $17.00 BUXUS GREEN MOUNTAIN #15 BOXWOOD GREEN MOUNTAIN 1 $57.00 BUXUS MICROPHYLLA V. KOR WINTER GEM # 3 BOXWOOD WINTER GEM 59 $17.00 CALAMAGROSTIS ACUTI. 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