Tubestock Trader. September Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow Wild Berry' Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow White'

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1 Tubestock Trader September 2017 Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow Wild Berry' Rosmarinus officinalis 'Huntington Carpet' Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow White' Lavandula 'Avonview' Clive s Comments Spring is here and we can all move out of the winter hibernation. Winter is tough in our industry, especially in the southern states. On one hand it is easier than winter in the Europe and northern USA as we don t freeze over but they close down completely whilst we need to stay open. Although we think of just being a southern version of the northern countries we really are at much lower latitudes. Even Hobart is closer to the equator than most of Western Europe and northern USA and Canada. What this means is that there are no metropolitan regions in Australia that get buried under snow or have long periods below zero. It means we can plant all year and our plant palette is extensive with many European Annuals growing here as short lived perennials. On the other extreme there are large parts of Australia (anywhere north of Rockhampton) that are in the full tropics. There aren t any other western first world countries in the tropics. As with the very high latitudes, the very low latitudes have particular growing conditions that limit non-local plants from successful production. They also stop... Continued on page 4

2 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Color Period Natives Bauera rubiodes 'Alba' Special White Wiry Bauera white All Year 0.95 N V F M Brachychiton acerifolius Special Flame Tree red Oct-Mar 0.95 N V SUL C2 T2 Brachyscome multifida dilitata 'Break O'Day' Cut Leaf Daisy mauve All Year 1.40 N V SUL R Callistemon viminalis 'Captain Cook' Restricted - Tas/WADwarf Weeping Bottlebrush red Sep-Dec 1.60 N V SUL C2 SH1 Callistemon viminalis 'Dawson River' Restricted - Tas/WAWeeping Bottlebrush crimson Sep-Dec 1.50 N V SUL C2 Chrysocephalum apiculatum Common Everlasting yellow Sep-Jan 1.50 N Z SUM GC * Correa alba White Correa white Aug-May 1.40 N V PF L C2 SH2 * Correa 'Dusky Bells' Crimson Correa carmine Apr-Nov 1.40 N V PF M SH1 Correa 'Marian's Marvel' Correa pink+green Feb-Oct 1.40 N X PF M SH2 Dichondra repens Kidney Creeper insignificantall Year 1.40 N Z PS M GC Grevillea neurophylla 'Pink Nectar' Grevillea Pink Nectar pink+red All Year 1.65 N O PS M SH3 Grevillea thelemanniana 'Red Wings' Red Wings red Aug-Dec 1.85 N X PS M SH2 Lomandra confertifolia 'Little Con' Little Con cream Sep-Nov 2.10 N Z SS M CL Lomandra longifolia Matt rush white Sep-Dec 1.35 N Z SS M CL Myoporum parvifolium 'Album' Creeping Boobialla white Sep-Mar 1.30 N V PS MC2 GC Rhagodia spinescens deltaphylla Hedge Saltbush insignificant 1.40 N V PS L C1 SH1 Rhodanthe anthemoides Chamomile Sunray white May-Feb 1.50 N V PF L C2 Syzygium australe Restricted - Tas/WA Scrub Cherry white All Year 1.40 N Y SUL T2 Syzygium australe 'Hinterland Gold' Restricted - Tas/WA Lilly Pilly white Oct-Dec 1.60 N Y SUL T2 Viola hederaceae 'Monga Magic' blue All Year 1.40 N O PS M GC * Westringia fruticosa 'Jervis Gem' Dwarf Coastal Rosemary soft mauve Aug-May 1.40 N Z SUMC2 SH2 Westringia 'Wynyabbie Gem' Wynyabbie Gem mauve All Year 1.40 N V SUMC2 SH3 Succulents (Min order for 10cm is 12pots) Crassula muscosa Watch Chain Crassula yellow greendec-jun 1.50 E PS L SH2 * Crassula ovata Lucky Money Plant cream Jul-Oct 1.50 E SUL SH2 * Crassula ovata 'Hummel's Sunset' cream Jul-Oct 1.50 E V SUL SH2 Pachyphytum hookeri Hookers Fat Plant pink Aug-Oct 1.95 E PS L C2 GC Petrosedum rupestre 'Blue Feather' Sedum Blue Feather golden yellooct-jan 1.50 E SUH GC Rhipsalis cereuscula Coral Cactus white Aug-Apr 1.95 E PF L C Sedeveria 'Starburst' Starburst Sedeveria yellow 1.50 E PS L C2 SH0 * Sedum alboroseum 'Mediovariegatum' Golden Morn soft pink Jan-Apr 1.40 E X SUM SH1 * Sedum 'Gold Mound' Golden Stonecrop golden yellooct-nov 1.40 E X PS H GC Sedum 'Pure Joy' Pure Joy soft pink Jan-Apr 1.60 E SUM SH1 * Sedum sieboldii 'Dragon' Dragon Stonecrop deep pink Feb-Apr 1.60 E Z SUM GC Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco' Capa Blanca Sedum pale yellow Oct-Dec 1.50 E V FF H R * Sedum spathulifolium 'Purpureum' Purple Stonecrop pale yellow Oct-Dec 1.50 E FF H R Sedum 'Star Carpet' Special Sedum Star Carpet yellow Oct-Dec 0.95 E Z PS M GC Sedum 'Vera Jameson' Purple Stonecrop pink Dec-Feb 1.50 D X PS H GC * Senecio serpens Blue Chalk Sticks white May-Jul 1.50 E V PS L C2 GC BD/BE = Bulb - Decidious/Evergreen C = Climbing Shrub C1/C2 = Frontline Coastal / Secondline Coastal CL = Clumping Shrub CR = Creeper D = Decidious, Non Australian E = Exotic, Non Australian F = Filtered Sun FF = Filtered to Full Sun G = Grass GC = Ground Cover H = Heavy Frost Tolerant IP = Indoor Plant SH = Indoor Shrub L = Light Frost Tolerant M = Moderate Frost Tolerant N = Native Plant O = Pictorial Label - Other Printer = Must purchase label * = Less than 250 plants in stock

3 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Color Period Conifers * Cupressus sempervirens 'Fullarton' Fullarton Pencil Pine cones 1.95 E SUM T2 * Juniperus chinensis 'Spartan' Chinese Juniper cones 1.75 E Z SUH T2 Juniperus rigida conferta Shore Juniper cones 1.75 E V PS M SH2 Juniperus rigida conferta 'All Gold' Golden Shore Juniper cones 1.75 E PS M SH2 Juniperus squamata 'Blue Carpet' Nepal Juniper cones 1.85 E Z PS M GC Lavandula Lavandula angustifolia 'Avice Hill' PBR Nursery Use Lavender Impressions violet Oct-Jan 1.50 E X SUMC2 SH1 Lavandula 'Avonview' Avonview purple Sep-May 1.40 E V SUMC2 SH2 * Lavandula dentata 'Ploughman's Blue' Blue French Lavender blue purple All Year 1.50 E X SUL C2 SH2 Lavandula dentata 'Royal Crown' Royal Crown purple All Year 1.50 E X SUL C2 SH2 Lavandula 'Evelyn Cadzow' Lavender burgundy Aug-Apr 1.50 E V SUL C2 SH1 Lavandula x intermedia 'Seal' Lavandin purple Nov-Feb 1.50 E X SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x intermedia 'Super' Lavandin purple Nov-Feb 1.50 E Y SUMC2 SH2 Exotics Abutilon x hybridum 'Pink Storm' Dark Pink Chinese Lantern dark pink All Year 1.50 E X PS M SH3 * Agapanthus praecox orientalis African Lily blue Dec-Mar 1.30 E V PS MC2 SH2 * Agapanthus praecox orientalis 'Snowball' T/C Dwarf White African Lily white Dec-Feb 2.25 E V PS MC2 SH1 * Ajuga tenorii 'Chocolate Chip' Chocolate Bugle Bells blue Oct-Dec 1.50 E X PS M GC Anemone hupehensis 'Bowle's Pink' Pink Windflower pink Jan-Apr 1.75 E O PS M SH2 Anthemis nobillis Special Chamomile Roman yellow+whitnov-dec 0.95 E V PS M PSH Anthemis 'Susanna Mitchell' Susanna's Hardy Daisy white/yellownov-apr 1.50 E X PS M SH2 Aquilegia 'Dove' White Columbine white Sep-Dec 1.40 E O PS M R Aquilegia 'Songbird Blue' Blue Granny's Bonnet blue Sep-Dec 1.40 E Z PS M R Aquilegia x coerulea 'Origami White' White Columbine white Sep-Dec 1.40 E Z PS M R Argyranthemum frutescens 'Pink Anemone' Pink Daisy pale pink All Year 1.40 E Z SUH SH2 Argyranthemum frutescens 'White Large Single' White Daisy white All Year 1.50 E Y PS M SH2 Buddleja davidii 'Black Knight' Black Butterfly Bush deep purplenov-jan 1.40 E Z PS MC2 SH3 Buddleja davidii 'Nanahoensis' Special Dwarf Butterfly Bush mauve blue Nov-Jan 0.95 E V PS MC2 SH2 Buddleja davidii 'Pink Delight' Pink Butterfly Bush pink Nov-Jan 1.40 E V PS MC2 SH3 Buddleja davidii 'White Profusion' Special White Butterfly Bush white Nov-Jan 0.95 E Z PS MC2 SH3 Buxus microphylla 'Golden Triumph' Golden Edged Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.50 E PS H SH2 * Buxus microphylla 'Koreana' Korean Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.40 E V PS H SH2 Buxus sempervirens 'Lattifolia Macrophylla' Japanese Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.40 E Y PS H SH3 Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' Dutch Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.40 E V PS H SH1 * Clivia nobilis Bush Clivia orange Aug-Dec 1.85 E Z F L CL * Coleonema pulchrum compactum Dwarf Pink Diosma pink Jul-Nov 1.40 E V PS L SH2 * Convolvulus cneorum Silver Bush white Nov-Feb 1.50 E V SUM SH1 Coreopsis tinctoria 'Mahogany Midget' Mahogany Tickseed burgundy Oct-Mar 1.40 E SUM SH1 PA = Part Sun PF = Part to Filtered Sun PS = Part to Full Sun R = Rockery Plant S = Frost Sensitive SF = Shade to Filtered Sun SH = Full Shade SH0 = Dwarf Shrub < 0.4m SH1 = Small Shrub m SH2 = Medium Shrub m SH3 = Large Shrub m SC = Scrambler SU = Full Sun SS = Full Shade to Full Sun T1 = Small Tree < 5.0m T2 = Medium Tree m T3 = Large Tree > 15.0m V = Pictorial Label - Various Printers X = Pictorial Label - Larkman Nurseries Y = Pictorial Label - Macbird Floraprint Z = Pictorial Label - Norwood Labels

4 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Clive s Comments continued...the local plants from growing in most of the higher latitudes. For local garden centres this is not an issue but for propagators and large scale growers it is. We have a population of around 25 million but our customer ranges is only about 60% of this. There are very few plants that can grow in Hobart and Cairns. It is only when you visit Europe and look at their automated plant factories that these numbers hit home. I recently visited a Chrysanthemum grower in Holland who produces 1.4 million plugs a day. They have two sites doing these numbers and have a very specific market. The cost of each site is around 30 million Euro and they sell each plug for 5cents. These plants go to cut flower growers who sell their flowers actross the whole world. I also went to some production nurseries who were producing 1,000,000 plus plants a week across five to ten cultivars. This equates to nearly a million of each per month. In many cases this is more than we can sell across the whole country in a year. To push this home it means that if every person in Australia who live in the climatic range of some of these plants, bought one they would still not use all that can be produced. Although automation is a great option for large markets there are not many plants grown in Australia that could justify the European levels. Most small employers would love to have machines rather than staff. Staff cost a lot when on costs (like holiday and sick pay, loadings, super etc) and the lack of quality employees in so many regions are factored in. A machine costs go down over time, not up and although they need servicing they never call in sick. Travelling overseas is a great way to learn and change our systems but we cannot just replicate what they do. We must watch how they process the plants and try to see ways of implementing their processes in the Australian production systems. The automated European plant factories are able to produce masses of plants at a low unit cost. We can watch, observe and understand their processes. We can then modify these to fit in with our more manual systems. From what I have seen, Australian nurseries are some of the most efficient production growers in the world. We just need to find ways of being less reliant on a shrinking workforce of people who just don t want to work hard. Our growers are also the most knowledgeable of all nurseries due mainly to the fact that we all grow tens or hundreds of varieties. Most large scale European nurseries have several cultivars of one or two species. Along with UK gardeners, the Aussie gardeners are keen and passionate with a desire to try all sorts of plants. The key for our industry is to not try and be super efficient and produce millions of clones at a low cost. We need to have a wide range of plants grown in an efficient manner. Our market place is too small for millions of low cost units and too plant wise to accept a narrow, cheap plant palette. To get the most out of our industry we need to have a wide range of cultivars that are well grown to a set quality and not a price point. Exotics Color Period Clive Larkman Cuphea hyssopifolia 'Rob's Mauve' Special Robs Mauve Cuphea mauve All Year 0.95 E V PS L R Dianthus 'Lionheart' Scented Pink pink+white Nov-Apr 1.40 E V SUL R Dichroa febrifuga 'Blue Cap' Blue Evergreen Hydrangea blue Jan-Apr 1.85 E X PF M SH2 Dietes bicolor Spanish Iris pale yellow Dec-Feb 1.40 E V SUM CL * Echeveria setosa Mexican Firecracker red+yellow Sep-Nov 1.95 E SUM R Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow White' White Coneflower White Nov-Feb 1.40 E PS H SH2 Echinacea purpurea 'Pow Wow Wild Berry' 1.40 E * Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' Mauve Wall Flower mauve Aug-Oct 1.60 E V PS M SH2 Escallonia 'Nana Rosea' Escallonia 'Pink Pixie' pink Oct-May 1.40 E Z PS L C2 SH2 Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' Special Emerald Gaiety cream Nov-Jan 0.95 E Y SUM SH1 Euonymus japonicus 'Albomarginatus' Special Cream Leaved Spndle Bush green yellownov-jan 0.95 E Z PS L C2 SH3 Euonymus japonicus 'Gold Thumb' Gold Thumb Box cream Nov-Jan 1.40 E X SUM SH1 BD/BE = Bulb - Decidious/Evergreen C = Climbing Shrub C1/C2 = Frontline Coastal / Secondline Coastal CL = Clumping Shrub CR = Creeper D = Decidious, Non Australian E = Exotic, Non Australian F = Filtered Sun FF = Filtered to Full Sun G = Grass GC = Ground Cover H = Heavy Frost Tolerant IP = Indoor Plant SH = Indoor Shrub L = Light Frost Tolerant M = Moderate Frost Tolerant N = Native Plant O = Pictorial Label - Other Printer = Must purchase label * = Less than 250 plants in stock

5 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Color Period Exotics Euonymus japonicus microphyllus 'Green Rocket' Green Rocket Box cream Nov-Jan 1.50 E Z SUM SH1 Euonymus japonicus microphyllus 'Tom Thumb' Euonymus cream Nov-Jan 1.40 E V SUM SH1 Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue' Elijah Blue Grass brown Nov-Jan 1.40 E X PS L G Fuchsia 'Candy Bells' Miniature Fuchsia crimson All Year 1.65 E Z PF L SH3 Fuchsia 'Florabelle' Fucshia crimson All Year 1.65 E X PF L SH1 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Arizona Sun' NEW LINE Blanket Flower yellow+red Feb-May 1.60 E Y PS H SH1 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Mesa Red' NEW LINE red Feb-May 1.60 E Z PS H SH1 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Mesa Yellow' NEW LINE Yellow Blanket Flower yellow Feb-May 1.60 E Z PS H SH1 Gaura lindheimeri 'Belleza Dark Pink' Dark PinkWand Flower dark pink Sep-Apr 1.50 E Z PS M SH1 Gypsophila paniculata 'Snowflake' Baby's Breath white Nov-Mar 1.50 E PS M SH2 Helianthemum 'Lemon' Special Lemon Sun Rose lemon yello Dec-Jan 0.95 E PS L GC Helichrysum italicum serotinum Immortelle mustard Dec-Feb 1.50 E Z PS M SH1 Helichrysum petiolare Liquorice Plant cream Jan-Apr 1.50 E Z SUMC2 SH2 * Hydrangea macrophylla 'Fasan' Hydrangea Pheasant pink blue Nov-Jan 1.85 D PF MC1 SH2 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Saturn' Crimson bi-color pink+white Nov-Jan 1.85 D V PF MC1 SH2 Lantana montevidensis Special Trailing Lantana mauve All Year 0.95 E V PS L C Ligustrum vulgare 'Buxifolium' Not for WA Special Ligustrum 'Tuscanny' white Oct-Dec 0.95 E PS M SH2 * Limonium perezii Sea Lavender mauve Jan-Apr 1.40 E V PS M SH1 Lonicera nitida Box Leaf Honeysuckle cream Sep-Oct 1.40 E V PS MC2 SH1 Lophomyrtus x ralphii 'Red Dragon' Restricted - Tas/WA Red Myrtle cream Dec-Feb 1.40 E V PS M SH3 Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Orange' Orange Pig Face orange Oct-Feb 1.40 E Z PS MC1 GC Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Paleface' Pale Pig Face pale pink Oct-Feb 1.40 E X PS MC1 GC Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Rainbow' Rainbow Pink Pigface deep pink Nov-Feb 1.40 E V PS MC1 GC Nemesia foetans 'Rosea' Fragrant Nemesia pink Aug-Jun 1.50 E Z PS L R Ophiopogon planiscapus white Jan-Mar 1.50 E V SS M CL Osteospermum eklonis 'Blue Eyed Beauty' Blue Eyed Veldt Daisy white+blue Sep-May 1.40 E Z PS MC2 SH1 Penstemon 'Alice Hindley' Penstemon mauve Dec-Feb 1.40 E Z PS L SH2 * Penstemon 'Firebird' Red Penstemon red Nov-Dec 1.40 E V SUL R Penstemon heterophyllus 'Electric Blue' Electric Blue Penstemon blue Nov-Feb 1.40 E V PS M SH1 Penstemon 'Midnight' Penstemon blue purple Dec-Feb 1.40 E Z PSL SH2 Penstemon 'Mother of Pearl' Pale Penstemon soft mauve Dec-Feb 1.40 E X PS L SH1 Penstemon 'Osprey' White Penstemon white+pink Dec-Feb 1.40 E X PSL SH2 Penstemon 'Papal Purple' Papal Purple purple Dec-May 1.40 E Z PS SH1 Penstemon 'Polaris Purple' Penstemon Polaris Purple purple Dec-Mar 1.40 E Z PS L SH2 Penstemon 'Port Wine' Port Wine Pesntemon purple Dec-Feb 1.40 E X PS L SH2 Penstemon 'Swan Lake' Penstemon white Dec-Feb 1.40 E X PS L SH1 * Phormium 'Bronze Baby' T/C Bronze Flax red brown Oct-Nov 2.25 E PS L C2 CL * Plectranthus caninus Dog & cat repellent lavender Oct-Dec 1.50 E V PS L SH1 PA = Part Sun PF = Part to Filtered Sun PS = Part to Full Sun R = Rockery Plant S = Frost Sensitive SF = Shade to Filtered Sun SH = Full Shade SH0 = Dwarf Shrub < 0.4m SH1 = Small Shrub m SH2 = Medium Shrub m SH3 = Large Shrub m SC = Scrambler SU = Full Sun SS = Full Shade to Full Sun T1 = Small Tree < 5.0m T2 = Medium Tree m T3 = Large Tree > 15.0m V = Pictorial Label - Various Printers X = Pictorial Label - Larkman Nurseries Y = Pictorial Label - Macbird Floraprint Z = Pictorial Label - Norwood Labels

6 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Color Period Exotics Plectranthus hybrid 'Purple Angel' Purple Cape Angel purple Mar-Sep 1.60 E Z PF M SH2 * Pseudopanax 'Cyril Watson' Cyril's Lancewood insignificant 1.85 E PS MC2 SH3 Rhodanthemum 'African Eyes' Moroccan Daisy white Oct-Apr 1.50 E PS M SH2 Rosmarinus officinalis 'Gorza' Culinary Rosemary Pale blue Jul-Sep 1.40 E PS MC2 SH2 Rosmarinus officinalis 'Herb Cottage' Oil Rosemary blue Jul-Sep 1.40 E X PS MC2 SH2 Rosmarinus officinalis 'Huntington Carpet' Carpet Rosemary light blue Jul-Sep 1.40 E V PS MC2 GC * Rosmarinus officinalis 'Majorca Pink' Pink Rosemary pink Aug-Oct 1.50 E X PS MC2 SH3 * Salvia africana-caerula Blue African Sage blue+white Jun-Dec 1.50 E Z SUMC1 SH2 Salvia agnes Mexican Blue Sage deep blue Jan-Apr 1.40 E V PS L SH2 Salvia 'Celestial Blue' Celestial Blue Sage violet blue Sep-Jan 1.65 E PS L SH3 Salvia elegans Pineapple Sage scarlet Jan-Apr 1.40 E PS L SH1 Salvia gesneriiflora 'Tequila' Tequila Sage Blue purple Jan-May 1.40 E PS M SH3 Salvia greggii 'Navajo Red' Navajo Red Sage red Jan-May 1.40 E V PS M SH3 Salvia 'Indigo Spires' Indigo Sage indigo Sep-Nov 1.65 E V PS M SH2 Salvia involucrata 'Bethellii' Large Mexican Sage deep pink Jan-Jun 1.40 E Z PS M SH3 Salvia involucrata 'Joan' Joan's Sage Fuchsia pinkjan-jun 1.40 E V PS M SH3 Salvia involucrata 'Mulberry Jam' Mulberry Sage bright pink Jan-Jun 1.40 E X PS M SH3 Salvia madrensis 'Golden Fountain' Golden Fountain Sage yellow Feb-May 1.65 E X PS M SH3 * Salvia microphylla 'Baby Sage' Dwarf Sage crimson Jan-May 1.40 E V PS M SH0 Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' Bicolor Sage red+white Jan-May 1.40 E V PS M SH2 Salvia microphylla 'Huntington' Special Red Mexican Sage red Jan-May 0.95 E Z PS M SH3 Salvia microphylla 'Killer Cranberry' Killer Cranberry Sage magenta Oct-May 1.40 E X PS M SH2 Salvia microphylla 'Margaret Arnold' Margaret Arnold Sage red pink Oct-May 1.40 E V PS M SH1 * Salvia microphylla 'Sensation' Pale Pink Sage soft pink Nov-Jan 1.40 E X PS M SH1 Salvia muelleri Royal Purple Autumn Sage purple Dec-Feb 1.40 E PS M SH1 Salvia 'Omaha Gold' Golden Blue Sage blue purple Jan-May 1.40 E X PS M SH3 Salvia 'Phyllis' Fancy' Phyllis' Fancy Sage lavender blunov-jun 1.40 E X PS M SH3 Salvia 'Red Dragon' Red Sage red Jan-May 1.60 E V PS M SH3 Salvia scabra 'Good Hope' Good Hope Sage lilac Nov-Mar 1.65 E PS L C1 SH2 Salvia 'Timboon' Timboon Sage deep pink May-Aug 1.40 E X PS M SH3 Salvia 'Waverley' Waverley Sage plum + whitfeb-oct 1.40 E V PS M SH2 Salvia x namaensis 'Finngrove' Light Blue Sage lilac+white Nov-May 1.40 E X SUM SH1 Sisyrinchium 'Devon Skies' Devon Skies blue Aug-Dec 1.40 E X SUM G * Stachys lanata Lamb's Ear, Wooly Betony purple Jan-Apr 1.30 E V PS H SH1 Streptosolen jamesonii 'Ginger Meggs' Special Ginger Meggs orange Sep-Jan 0.95 E SUL SH2 Symphyotrichum lateriflorum 'Lady in Black' Black Leaved Easter Daisy white+purp Mar-Apr 1.40 E X PS M R Trachelospermum jasminoides Chinese Star Jasmine White Dec-Feb 1.40 E SS L C Tradescantia 'Sweet Kate' Blue and Gold Spiderwort deep blue Dec-Mar 1.65 E X PS M GC BD/BE = Bulb - Decidious/Evergreen C = Climbing Shrub C1/C2 = Frontline Coastal / Secondline Coastal CL = Clumping Shrub CR = Creeper D = Decidious, Non Australian E = Exotic, Non Australian F = Filtered Sun FF = Filtered to Full Sun G = Grass GC = Ground Cover H = Heavy Frost Tolerant IP = Indoor Plant SH = Indoor Shrub L = Light Frost Tolerant M = Moderate Frost Tolerant N = Native Plant O = Pictorial Label - Other Printer = Must purchase label * = Less than 250 plants in stock

7 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd September Color Period Larger Pots Clivia miniata 'Twins' 10cm 12/tray Kaffir Lily orange May-Nov 3.95 E V F L CL Eutrema japonicum 'Mazuma' 75mm 20/tray Wasabi Mazuma white Oct-Nov 6.50 E X SF SH1 Fragaria x ananassa 'Adina' 10cm Strawberry Big Sweetie white Sep-May 3.00 E X SU SH0 Fragaria x ananassa 'Fragoo Pink' 10cm pink Sep-May 3.00 E X SU SH0 Fragaria x ananassa 'Fragoo Rose' 10cm Strawberry Fragoo Rose deep rose Sep-May 3.00 E X SU SH0 Sambucus nigra 12cm 6/tray Elderberry white Oct-Dec 4.90 E O PS M SH3 Sedum 'Sea Mist' 10cm Sedum Sea Mist pink+white Nov-Feb 2.20 E PS L C2 GC Cichorium intybus 'Long Green' 10cm Special Chicory Long Green light blue Dec-Jan 2.20 E V PS M HB Cichorium intybus 'Red Rib' 10cm Special Chicory Red Rib light blue Dec-Jan 2.20 E PS M HB Plant Transport Information: Victoria: Aust Post: Please enquire David Ellis: 3.50-Min 25. NPL: Metro =3.50-Min % fuel + GST Country = Min % fuel. Rangeview: 3.40 Min includes GST. Van Berkel: Metro: Min 20 Country 1: Min 40 - Country 2: 3.76-Min 40 Country 3: 3.98-Min 40. Yarra Valley Freight: Metro only 9/ctn - Min 20. New South Wales / ACT: Aust Post: Please enquire David Ellis Min 25 NPL: Sth of Sydney = 3.50-Min 80+15% fuel + GST Rangeview: Canberra:3.70+Min60.50 incl. GST Sth of Sydney: Nth of Sydney: Queensland: Aust Post: Please enquire Q3: Country Remote = Cassaboo: 8 (Min 100 = 18% fuel + GST). Tasmania: Aust Post: Please enquire TasHort: 6.50 Min quarantine. Western Australia: Bohaul: Please contact direct. Jayde: Please contact direct. Northern Territory: ABC: Under 4ctns-50, 4-12ctns-120 (ex Adelaide) 12ctns & over 240 Min 50+21%fuel+GST South Australia : Rangeview: 3.25 Min % + fuel + GST NPL: Min % + fuel + GST Please note all transport prices here are indicative only. They are subject to change. Please contact transport companies directly for confirmation if required. Larkman Nurseries Ordering T&C: 42 / 56 tubes per tray Minimum order 6 trays. Unless pickup preferred. 2 trays per carton (some transport companies eg Bohaul, & Australia Post require cartons). Trays charged at 80 cents. Cartons at We will give credit for trays purchased from us and returned in good condition. Min order 21 per variety (plants with * 14 tubes per variety, Specials 42 per variety) Min forward order is 6 trays. Plants are grown in 50 x 75 mm root trainer tubes. Forestry 70mm and 75 x 110mm tubes available on pre-orders. Export orders are packed in cartons of tubes. Our terms are pre payment for new customers and 30 days net for established customers. GST will be added. All tubes are packed and despatched in excellent condition. Our responsibility ceases when transport company accepts the plants. Claims for damaged stock should be directed to the transport company and we should be notified within 7 days. Please note that most transport companies have a minimum freight charge. PA = Part Sun PF = Part to Filtered Sun PS = Part to Full Sun R = Rockery Plant S = Frost Sensitive SF = Shade to Filtered Sun SH = Full Shade SH0 = Dwarf Shrub < 0.4m SH1 = Small Shrub m SH2 = Medium Shrub m SH3 = Large Shrub m SC = Scrambler SU = Full Sun SS = Full Shade to Full Sun T1 = Small Tree < 5.0m T2 = Medium Tree m T3 = Large Tree > 15.0m V = Pictorial Label - Various Printers X = Pictorial Label - Larkman Nurseries Y = Pictorial Label - Macbird Floraprint Z = Pictorial Label - Norwood Labels

8 Available NOW! September 2017 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Arizona Sun' Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Mesa Yellow' Viola hederaceae 'Monga Magic' Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Mesa Red' ` Sisyrinchium 'Devon Skies'