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Customer Availability/Price List Availability list | 12-Feb-2018 Item Available now Acer campestre multi-stem potted 600L 350-400cm height 1 Acer campestre multi-stem potted 600L 400-500cm height 4 Acer campestre multi-stem rootball 500-600cm height 1 Acer campestre multi-stem rootball 600-700cm height 6 Acer campestre multi-stem rootball 700-800cm height 4 Acer campestre multi-stem rootball 800-900cm height 3 Acer campestre standard potted 45L 10-12cm girth 2 Acer campestre standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 60 Acer campestre standard potted 45L 14-16cm girth 2 Acer campestre standard potted 45L 16-18cm girth 6 Acer campestre standard rootball 6-8cm girth 8 Acer campestre standard rootball 8-10cm girth 38 Acer campestre standard rootball 10-12cm girth 45 Acer campestre standard rootball 12-14cm girth 49 Acer campestre Eco Sentry standard rootball 20-25cm girth 3 Acer campestre Eco Sentry standard rootball 25-30cm girth 15 Acer campestre Eco Sentry standard rootball 30-35cm girth 7 Acer campestre Eco Sentry standard rootball 35-40cm girth 2 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 43 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 45L 14-16cm girth 15 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 45L 16-18cm girth 2 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 80L 12-14cm girth 4 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 80L 14-16cm girth 64 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard potted 80L 16-18cm girth 12 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard rootball 20-25cm girth 20 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard rootball 25-30cm girth 1 Acer campestre Elsrijk standard rootball 35-40cm girth 2 Acer campestre Lienco standard potted 80L 20-25cm girth 4 Acer campestre Louisa Red Shine standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 3 Acer campestre Louisa Red Shine standard potted 45L 14-16cm girth 8 Acer campestre Louisa Red Shine standard potted 45L 16-18cm girth 1 Acer campestre Nanum standard potted 45L 16-18cm girth 1 Acer campestre Streetwise standard potted 45L 10-12cm girth 38 Acer campestre Streetwise standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 22 Acer campestre Streetwise standard potted 45L 14-16cm girth 2 Acer campestre Streetwise standard potted 200L 25-30cm girth 1 Acer campestre Streetwise standard potted 200L 30-35cm girth 5 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 6-8cm girth 5 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 8-10cm girth 72 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 10-12cm girth 142 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 12-14cm girth 110 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 14-16cm girth 11 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 16-18cm girth 3 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 20-25cm girth 1 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 25-30cm girth 2 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 30-35cm girth 9 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 35-40cm girth 18 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 50-60cm girth 4 Acer campestre Streetwise standard rootball 60-70cm girth 11 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard potted 45L 8-10cm girth 5 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard potted 45L 10-12cm girth 22 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 6-8cm girth 28 Hillier Nurseries Ltd, Ampfield House, Ampfield, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9PA Registered in England no. 1260468 | VAT no. GB 382 8084 30 | EC-Plant Passport UK/EW 5521 Page 1 of 52 12-Feb-2018 Availability list | 12-Feb-2018 Item Available now Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 8-10cm girth 108 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 10-12cm girth 60 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 12-14cm girth 39 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 14-16cm girth 11 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 16-18cm girth 1 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 20-25cm girth 1 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 25-30cm girth 31 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 30-35cm girth 7 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 35-40cm girth 5 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 45-50cm girth 2 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 50-60cm girth 2 Acer campestre William Caldwell standard rootball 60-70cm girth 5 Acer cappadocicum Rubrum standard rootball 10-12cm girth 3 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 200L 400-500cm height 1 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 600L 250-300cm height 4 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 600L 300-350cm height 3 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 600L 350-400cm height 9 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 600L 400-500cm height 1 Acer davidii multi-stem potted 600L 500-600cm height 1 Acer davidii standard rootball 40-45cm girth 2 Acer davidii standard rootball 45-50cm girth 3 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze multi-stem rootball 800-900cm height 6 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard potted 80L 20-25cm girth 1 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 6-8cm girth 1 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 8-10cm girth 14 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 10-12cm girth 5 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 25-30cm girth 6 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 30-35cm girth 2 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 35-40cm girth 2 Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze standard rootball 70-80cm girth 4 Acer griseum multi-stem potted 200L 200-250cm height 12 Acer griseum multi-stem potted 200L 300-350cm height 1 Acer griseum multi-stem rootball 150-175cm height 1 Acer griseum multi-stem rootball 175-200cm height 5 Acer griseum multi-stem rootball 200-250cm height 20 Acer griseum multi-stem rootball 250-300cm height 28 Acer griseum multi-stem rootball 300-350cm height 4 Acer griseum standard potted 200L 14-16cm girth 2 Acer griseum standard rootball 6-8cm girth 4 Acer griseum standard rootball 8-10cm girth 3 Acer griseum standard rootball 20-25cm girth 2 Acer lobelii multi-stem rootball 700-800cm height 1 Acer lobelii multi-stem rootball 800-900cm height 8 Acer lobelii multi-stem rootball 900-1000cm height 14 Acer lobelii standard potted 200L 30-35cm girth 1 Acer lobelii standard rootball 6-8cm girth 2 Acer lobelii standard rootball 8-10cm girth 1 Acer lobelii standard rootball 10-12cm girth 12 Acer lobelii standard rootball 12-14cm girth 5 Acer lobelii standard rootball 14-16cm girth 1 Acer lobelii standard rootball 25-30cm girth 3 Acer lobelii standard rootball 30-35cm girth 4 Hillier Nurseries Ltd, Ampfield House, Ampfield, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9PA Registered in England no. 1260468 | VAT no. GB 382 8084 30 | EC-Plant Passport UK/EW 5521 Page 2 of 52 12-Feb-2018 Availability list | 12-Feb-2018 Item Available now Acer lobelii standard rootball 35-40cm girth 5 Acer lobelii standard rootball 40-45cm girth 4 Acer lobelii standard rootball 45-50cm girth 4 Acer lobelii standard rootball 50-60cm girth 4 Acer monspessulanum multi-stem potted 200L 250-300cm height 3 Acer monspessulanum multi-stem potted 200L 300-350cm height 8 Acer monspessulanum multi-stem potted 200L 350-400cm height 10 Acer negundo standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 1 Acer negundo standard potted 45L 14-16cm girth 6 Acer negundo standard potted 45L 16-18cm girth 2 Acer palmatum Osakazuki bush potted 200L 200-250cm height 1 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings bush rootball 175-200cm height 5 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings bush rootball 200-250cm height 13 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings bush rootball 250-300cm height 2 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings bush rootball 300-350cm height 10 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard potted 80L 20-25cm girth 1 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard potted 80L 25-30cm girth 1 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard rootball 16-18cm girth 2 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard rootball 18-20cm girth 1 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard rootball 20-25cm girth 8 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard rootball 25-30cm girth 1 Acer palmatum circinatum Red Wings standard rootball 30-35cm girth 1 Acer platanoides standard rootball 16-18cm girth 4 Acer platanoides Columnare standard potted 45L 8-10cm girth 8 Acer platanoides Columnare standard potted 45L 10-12cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Columnare standard potted 80L 16-18cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Columnare standard potted 80L 18-20cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Columnare standard potted 600L 40-45cm girth 7 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 8-10cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 10-12cm girth 1 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 12-14cm girth 5 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 14-16cm girth 23 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 16-18cm girth 27 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 18-20cm girth 9 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 20-25cm girth 46 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 25-30cm girth 27 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 30-35cm girth 15 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 35-40cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 40-45cm girth 3 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 45-50cm girth 4 Acer platanoides Columnare standard rootball 50-60cm girth 2 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard potted 45L 10-12cm girth 17 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard potted 45L 12-14cm girth 5 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard potted 80L 16-18cm girth 11 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard potted 80L 20-25cm girth 1 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 8-10cm girth 15 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 10-12cm girth 57 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 12-14cm girth 16 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 16-18cm girth 1 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 20-25cm girth 41 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 25-30cm girth 19 Acer platanoides Crimson King standard rootball 30-35cm girth 2 Hillier Nurseries Ltd, Ampfield House, Ampfield, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9PA Registered in England no.
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