Tubestock Trader. Clive s Comments. April Continued on page 4. Lavandula 'Avonview' Heuchera 'Black Sea' T/C. Heuchera 'Caramel' T/C

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1 Tubestock Trader April 2018 Heuchera 'Black Sea' T/C Lomandra confertifolia pallida 'Lime Tuff' T/C NEW LINE Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' Heuchera 'Caramel' T/C Juniperus horizontalis 'Douglasii' Lavandula 'Avonview' Clive s Comments I am back in the office after a very busy month with our Herb and Chilli Festival (HACF) and the Melbourne Flower and Garden Show (MIFGS). Long days to prepare, set up and then attend but usually worth it. It is scary how susceptible we are to the weather and the media. We had one of our best festivals yet for atmosphere, range and displays. The stand holders all looked great with some really good and different food products. The performers produced good music and the competitions were fun at least for those of us watching. Problem was that on the Friday before a Total Fire Ban was declared which has never happened this late in March. This was bad enough but then the media reported how dangerous the country was and that festivals in the hills were cancelled. They didn t say two small school based events were cancelled just festivals. This meant that many people assumed we were not running. Also the discussion about the extreme fire conditions also put off some city people. They failed to explain this was for the western side of Melbourne and not the Yarra Valley. Sunday was also a Total Fire Ban but Melbourne was drowned with heavy rain. Again the media reported how cold and wet it was but didn t say that this was not the same for all of Melbourne and surrounds. We have had a very dry few months with no significant rain since Australia Day. I told the local farmers not to worry as MIFGS was coming up and we always have at least one day of rain. I was not proven wrong with the first three days being fine and good festival weather but then on Saturday the skies opened. The rains was very heavy with strong winds making it an unpleasant day. Numbers and sales were well down. Sunday started off with some drizzle in outer suburbs so the media spoke... Continued on page 4

2 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd April Natives Acmena smithii 'Minor' Restricted - Tas/WA Dwarf Lilly Pilly green yellowoct-dec 1.65 N V PS L C2 T2 Bauera rubiodes microphylla 'Alba' Special Prostrate Bauera white All Year 0.95 N F M SH1 Brachyscome multifida dilitata 'Break O'Day' Cut Leaf Daisy mauve All Year 1.45 N V SUL R Callistemon 'King's Park Special' Restricted - Tas/WA Red Bottlebrush red Dec-Jan 1.50 N V SUL C2 T1 Callistemon 'Purple Splendour' Restricted - Ta Special Purple Bottle Brush purple+mausep-dec 0.95 N Z SUL C2 SH3 Callistemon salignus 'Great Balls of Fire' Red Leaved Bottlebrush red Aug-Oct 1.75 N Z SUL C2 SH3 Callistemon viminalis 'Captain Cook' Restricted - Tas/WA Dwarf Weeping Bottlebrush red Sep-Dec 1.60 N V SUL C2 SH1 Callistemon viminalis 'Dawson River' Restricted - Tas/WA Weeping Bottlebrush crimson Sep-Dec 1.50 N V SUL C2 Callistemon viminalis 'Rose Opal' Restricted - Special Weeping Bottlebrush deep rose Sep-Dec 0.95 N Z SUMC2 SH3 Correa alba White Correa white Aug-May 1.50 N V PF L C2 SH2 Dichondra argentea 'Silver Falls' Silver Kidney Creeper insignificantall Year 1.60 N Z PS M GC Grevillea 'Bronze Rambler' Grevillea red Sep-Dec 1.85 N Z PS M GC Grevillea 'Ned Kelly' Grevillea red orange Dec-Oct 2.25 N V PS M SH3 * Grevillea obtusifolia Ground Cover Grevillea red May-Oct 1.50 N V PS M GC Grevillea 'Poorinda Blondie' Golden Grevillea deep yellowsep-jan 1.50 N Z PS M SH3 Grevillea 'Poorinda Queen' Grevillea pale red Feb-Dec 1.50 N V PS H SH2 * Grevillea rosmarinifolia Rosemary Grevillea red May-Nov 1.65 N Z PS M SH3 Grevillea 'Superb' Superb Grevillea red All Year 2.25 N Y PS MC2 SH3 Grevillea thelemanniana 'Red Wings' Red Wings red Aug-Dec 1.85 N X PS M SH2 Grevillea 'Winpara Gold' Grevillea gold Jul-Nov 1.85 N Z PS L C2 SH3 Hardenbergia comptoniana Special Bridal Veil blue purple Aug-Nov 0.95 N V PS M C Hardenbergia violaceae 'Happy Wanderer' Happy Wanderer purple Jul-Sep 1.65 N V PS L C Lomandra confertifolia pallida 'Lime Tuff' T/C Lomandra Lime Tuff yellow Sep-Nov 2.35 N Z SS MC2 CL Lomandra longifolia Matt rush white Sep-Dec 1.50 N Z SS M CL Myoporum parvifolium 'Fine Leaf White' Fine Leaf Boobialla white Sep-Mar 1.45 N V PS MC2 GC * Pandorea jasminoides 'Lady Di' White Pandorea white Jan-May 1.65 N V SUL C Pratia pedunculata Special Blue Pratia blue All Year 0.95 N V PS M GC Rhodanthe anthemoides Rhodanthe 'Paper Baby' white May-Feb 1.50 N V PF L C2 Syzygium australe 'Cheetah' PBR Restricted - Tas/WA Quick Lilly Pilly white Oct-Dec 1.85 N O SUL T2 Syzygium australe 'Hinterland Gold' Restricted - Tas/WA Lilly Pilly white Oct-Dec 1.65 N Y SUL T2 Syzygium australe 'Pretty Pilly' PBR Restricted - Tas/WA Pretty Pilly white Oct-Dec 1.85 N V PS L T2 Viola hederaceae Native Violet blue+white All Year 1.50 N V PS M GC Waterhousea floribunda (cutting grown) Restricted - Tas/Weeping Lilly Pilly white Nov-Jan 1.95 N Y FF M T1 Westringia fruticosa 'Zena' Coastal Rosemary white palemall Year 1.45 N Z PS MC2 SH2 Westringia rigida 'Milky Way' Compact White Native Rosema white All Year 1.50 N X SUMC2 SH1 Westringia 'Wynyabbie Gem' Wynyabbie Gem mauve All Year 1.45 N V SUMC2 SH3 Lavandula Lavandula angustifolia 'Alba' White Lavender white Oct-Jan 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH1 Lavandula angustifolia 'Ashdown Forest' English Lavender lavender bluoct-jan 1.50 E X SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote' Hidcote Lavender purple Oct-Dec 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Carlisle' The True Hidcote Lavender deep purpleoct-jan 1.50 E SUMC2 SH1 Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' Dwarf English Lavender mauve Oct-Jan 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula angustifolia 'Riverina Eunice' PBR (Nursery Use) Culinary Lavender lavender bluoct-nov 1.85 E X SUMC2 SH1 Lavandula 'Avonview' Avonview purple Sep-May 1.45 E V SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula dentata 'Royal Crown' Royal Crown purple All Year 1.50 E X SUL C2 SH2 Lavandula multifida 'Blue Torch' Special Lavender Blue Torch purple Dec-Apr 0.95 E X SUS C2 SH2 Lavandula x allardii Mitchum Lavender mauve Sep-May 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x heterophylla 'Riverina James' PBR (Nursery) Florist's Choice Lavender mauve Sep-May 1.85 E X SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x intermedia 'Blanche' White Lavandin white Oct-Jan 1.50 E SUMC2 SH1 Lavandula x intermedia 'Impress Purple' Lavandin purple Nov-Feb 1.50 E SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x intermedia 'Margaret Rocky Hall' Lavandin purple Nov-Feb 1.50 E SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x intermedia 'Miss Donnington' Bowles Lavandin mauve Nov-Feb 1.50 E Z SUMC2 SH2 Lavandula x intermedia 'Riverina Thomas' PBR (Nursery) Riverina Thomas purple Nov-Feb 1.85 E X SUMC2 SH2 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 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 April Succulents Crassula 'Jade Necklace' Jade Necklace Vine pale pink Feb-Apr 1.50 E Z SUL GC * Crassula multicava 'Purple Dragon' Purple Dragon Crassula yellow greensep-oct 1.50 E PS L SH2 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 'Bluebird' Blue Lucky Money Plant cream Jul-Oct 1.50 E SUL SH2 Crassula perfoliata minor Propellor Plant red Dec-Mar 1.50 E Z SUL SH1 Crassula perforata String of Buttons pale yellow Aug-Nov 1.50 E SUL SH2 * Crassula rogersi 'Green Bobbles' Crassula Green Bobbles cream Jul-Oct 1.50 E SUL SH2 Kalanchoe pumila 'Quicksilver' Mini Kala pink Sep-Oct 1.50 E Z SUS SH1 Kalanchoe uniflora 'Freedom Bells' Kalanchoe Freedom Bells red Jul-Oct 1.50 E Z PF S SH1 Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Golden Sun' Golden Pigface golden yellooct-feb 1.50 E PS MC1 GC Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Pink Sun' Pink Sun pink Oct-Feb 1.50 E X PS MC1 GC Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'Rainbow' Rainbow Pink Pigface deep pink Nov-Feb 1.50 E V PS MC1 GC Mesembryanthemum crystallinum 'White Sun' White Sun white Oct-Feb 1.50 E V PS MC1 GC Pachyphytum hookeri Hookers Fat Plant pink Aug-Oct 1.95 E PS L C2 GC Rhipsalis cereuscula Coral Cactus white Aug-Apr 1.95 E PF L C Sedeveria 'Pat's Pink' Pat's Pink Sedeveria pale pink 1.50 E PS L C2 SH1 Sedum 'Autumn Joy' Autumn Joy pink Jan-Apr 1.65 E V SUM SH1 Sedum 'Bronze Delight' Bronze Sedum pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.50 E SUL GC * Sedum 'Gold Mound' Golden Stonecrop golden yellooct-nov 1.50 E X PS H GC Sedum pachyphyllum Sedum Blue Jelly Beans yellow Dec-Jan 1.35 E SUM SH1 Sedum spectabile 'September Glow' Rose Pink Stonecrop rosy pink Jan-Apr 1.65 E X SUM SH1 Senecio radicans 'Banana' Sting of Bananas white Jul-Sep 1.50 E PS L C2 GC Senecio radicans 'Beans' Senecio String of Beans white Jul-Sep 1.50 E PS L C2 GC Senecio repens Dwarf Blue Chalk Sticks white May-Jul 1.50 E X PS L C2 GC Senecio serpens Blue Chalk Sticks white May-Jul 1.50 E V PS L C2 GC Tradescantia sillamontana White Velvet pink Dec-Feb 1.95 E PS M PSH Conifers Cupressus sempervirens 'Fullarton' Fullarton Pencil Pine cones 1.95 E SUM T2 Juniperus horizontalis 'Douglasii' Creeping Juniper cones 1.85 E Z PS M SH1 * Juniperus procumbens 'Nana' Dwarf Japanese Juniper cones 1.85 E V PS M SH0 * Juniperus rigida conferta 'All Gold' Golden Shore Juniper cones 1.95 E PS M SH2 Juniperus squamata 'Blue Carpet' Nepal Juniper cones 1.85 E Z PS M GC Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' Green Thuja cones 1.85 E V SUM T1 * Agapanthus praecox orientalis 'Snowball' T/C Dwarf White African Lily white Dec-Feb 2.25 E V PS MC2 SH1 Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' Burgundy Bugle blue Oct-Dec 1.60 E X PS M GC Ajuga reptans 'Catlins Giant' Purple Carpet Bugle Flower blue Oct-Dec 1.60 E Z PS M GC Ajuga reptans 'Pink Elf' Pink Carpet Bugle Flower pink Oct-Dec 1.60 E V PS M GC * Anemone coronaria 'Pandora Double White' Florists Anemone Pandora Whitwhite Oct-Jan 1.50 E PS M SH1 * Anthemis 'Susanna Mitchell' Susanna's Hardy Daisy white/yellownov-apr 1.50 E X PS M SH2 Bergenia cordifolia 'Red Beauty' Bergenia Red Beauty deep pink Sep-Nov 1.65 E Y PS M SH2 Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' T/C Silver n Green Brunnera blue Sep-Dec 2.50 E V SF M SH1 Buddleja davidii 'Black Knight' Black Butterfly Bush deep purplenov-jan 1.50 E Z PS MC2 SH3 Buddleja davidii 'Joan' Special Large Flowered Buddleja purple Nov-Jan 0.95 E X PS MC2 SH3 Buddleja davidii 'Pink Delight' Pink Butterfly Bush pink Nov-Jan 1.50 E V PS MC2 SH3 Buddleja davidii 'Royal Red' Special Red Butterfly Bush red Nov-Jan 0.95 E V PS MC2 SH3 Buxus longifolia Skinny Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.50 E PS H SH3 Buxus microphylla 'Golden Triumph' Special Golden Edged Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 0.95 E PS H SH2 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 April Clive s Comments continued about another cold wet day however most of Melbourne, especially the show, was fine and pleasant. Again numbers were down. There is not much we or anyone can do about the weather but positive media reports would help reduce the affects. The weather is just part of life and we have to live with it but it does make running events risky. We try to get around by picking statistically fine days or by running over more than one day but it is always a risk. As an event organiser the weeks running up to the function can be quite worrying and we check the weather daily (or even hourly) so as to prepare for the worst. This all adds cost and we all know that at least one year in five will be wet, too cold or too hot. We have to budget for this. It would be nice if the press was aware of how much affect they can have on public behaviour and run with advice and not sensational headlines but then there are fairies at the bottom of the garden. It has also been an interesting week or two in politics and sport. First we have the Ombudsman s report finding that the Victorian ALP had seriously rorted the system in After several years of fighting the ombudsman (and 1.5million) the ALP accepted the report, repaid the money and apologised and all is well! The public are angry about this (and the other recent rorts on both sides of politics at a State and Federal level) but feel unable to do anything. Then the Australian Cricket team is found to be guilty of ball tampering. This was the last straw, when our national pride lets us down. Yes Warner and Bancroft did scratch the ball but from what I here this is not the first time cricketers have done this and it will aid the bowlers but not win the game. Smith s crime was turning a blind eye to it. The level of sensationalism is greater than all the politicians rorts and the punishment for Smith and Warner is well out of proportion to the crime. It is reported that Steve Smith will lose 5million in earnings plus loss of career. Violent criminals, pedophiles and major scam artists that destroy people s lives get less punishment. I suspect the level of outrage is due to the litany of let downs by public officials. The community is angry and has taken it out on the cricket team. Why do these people at the pointy end of society think they can just keep taking from us? What let the politician in Victoria think it was okay for the tax payer to have his dogs driven hundreds of kilometres across Victoria? Do we not teach values at school? Don t our young ones get some idea of what is right and wrong? I do not believe this is a modern ailment but it is just more obvious. Would we all behave this way if we had the same opportunity? Who knows but we need to let our leaders know that enough is enough. Anyway we are moving through the seasons and temperatures have dropped down to more pleasant levels and we have enough rain for the gardens (In some parts of Australia it is a bit too wet) to grow well. For a significant part of the population life is back to normal with the start of the footy season (AFL and NRL). As an industry we should maximise these positive attitudes and encourage all ages to get into the garden. Indoor plants are on the rise with a whole new generation of plant lovers. We need to convert them to garden lovers. Di, Clive, Simon and Martin wish you all a happy Easter and some good times with your families. Clive Larkman Buxus sempervirens English Box pale yellow Sep-Nov 1.50 E V PS H SH3 Campanula portenschlagiana 'Resholdt's Variet Special Resholdt's Bell Flower blue Oct-Jan 0.95 E PS M GC * Carex albula 'Frosted Curls' Carex ivory Nov-Jan 1.40 E V PS M Carex buchananii Not for WA Bronze Carex ivory Nov-Jan 1.30 E V PS M G Carex testaceae Not for WA Sedge ivory Dec-Feb 1.30 E V PS M G Chrysanthemum x morifolium 'Burma Pink' Garden Mum Burma Pink pink All Year 1.50 E PF M SH2 Cistus monspeliensis Special Spanish Rock Rose white/yellowoct-jan 0.95 E V SUMC2 SH2 Cistus 'Snowmound' White Rock Rose white Oct-Jan 1.50 E Y SUMC2 SH2 Cistus x laxus 'Snow White' Snow White Rock Rose white Oct-Jan 1.50 E V PS MC2 SH3 Cistus x purpureus 'Alan Fradd' Cistus 'White Brilliancy' white Oct-Jan 1.50 E X SUMC2 SH2 Cistus x purpureus 'Brilliancy' Pink Rock Rose pink Oct-Jan 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH2 Coleonema pulchrum 'Aureum' Golden Diosma pink Jul-Nov 1.40 E V PS L SH2 Convolvulus sabatius Mauve Bindweed mauve Nov-Feb 1.50 E V SUM GC Coreopsis 'Limerock Ruby' Limerock Ruby Tickseed red Oct-Apr 1.50 E PS M R Corydalis 'Blackberry Wine' Purple Corydalis purple Nov-Mar 1.95 E X PS M SH2 Cosmos atrosanguineus Chocolate Cosmos brown Dec-Mar 1.60 E Z PS L SH2 Dianthus 'Deep Pink Double' Deep Double Pink deep pink Nov-Feb 1.30 E SUL R 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 April Dichroa febrifuga 'Blue Cap' Blue Evergreen Hydrangea blue Jan-Apr 1.85 E X PF M SH2 Dietes grandiflora Wild Iris white Nov-Feb 1.40 E V SUM CL Dymondia margaretae Silver Carpet yellow Sep-Nov 1.65 E Z PS L C2 GC * Echinacea purpurea Purple Echinacea purple Jan-Mar 1.50 E Z PS H SH2 Erodium reichardii 'Pink Galaxy' Pale Pink Alpine Geranium pale pink Sep-Apr 1.50 E X PS MC1 R * Erodium variabile 'Bishops Form' Large Pink Storksbill pink Nov-Mar 1.50 E X PS MC2 R * Escallonia 'Nana Rosea' Escallonia 'Pink Pixie' pink Oct-May 1.50 E Z PS L C2 SH2 Escallonia x iveyi White Escallonia white Jan-Feb 1.50 E Z PS M SH3 Euonymus japonicus 'Gold Thumb' Special Gold Thumb Box cream Nov-Jan 0.95 E X SUM SH1 Euonymus japonicus microphyllus 'Green Rocket' Green Rocket Box cream Nov-Jan 1.50 E Z SUM SH1 Euonymus japonidus 'Tom Thumb' Green Thumb Box cream Nov-Jan 1.50 E X SUM Sh1 * Ficus benjamina 'Golden Monique' PBR Golden Leaved Fig yellow 1.65 E Z PS S T1 Ficus pumila 'Minima' Small Leaved Climbing Fig insignificant 1.60 E Y SS MC2 C Fuchsia 'Candy Bells' Special Miniature Fuchsia crimson All Year 0.95 E Z PF L SH3 Fuchsia 'Lord Byron' Fuchsia crimson+pinoct-apr 1.65 E Z PS L SH1 Gardenia augusta 'Florida' Florists Gardenia white Nov-Dec 1.95 E Z PF M SH2 Gaura lindheimeri 'Belleza Dark Pink' Dark PinkWand Flower dark pink Sep-Apr 1.50 E Z PS M SH1 Gaura lindheimeri 'Belleza White' Belleza White Gaura white Sep-Apr 1.50 E Z PS M SH1 Gentiana scabra 'Zuki-rindo' Magenta Japanese Gentian magenta Dec-Apr 2.60 E PS M SH1 Geranium 'Ann Folkard' Golden Geranium crimson Oct-Apr 2.75 E X PS M SC Geranium 'Ann Thomson' crimson Oct-Apr 2.75 E PS M SC Geranium pratense 'Summer Skies' Double Violet Geranium violet blue Feb-May 2.75 E X PS L SH2 Geranium 'Rothbury Red' Rothbury Red Cranes Bill white+pink Oct-Apr 2.75 E V PS M SH0 Geranium x riversleaianum 'Mavis Simpson' Speckled Geranium pink Oct-Apr 2.75 E X PS M SC Hebe 'Elegance Blush' Elegance Blush Hebe pink Feb-Jun 1.50 E V PS MC2 SH2 Hebe 'Emerald Green' Special Hebe Emerald Gem mauve Sep-Dec 0.95 E V SUL C2 SH0 Hebe 'Icing Sugar' Special Pale Hebe pink+white Sep-Dec 0.95 E V SUMC2 SH2 Hebe 'Inspiration' Veronica Inspiration purple Sep-Dec 1.40 E V SUMC2 SH2 Hebe 'Wiri Blush' Purple Hebe red purple Sep-May 1.50 E V SS MC2 SH1 Hebe 'Wiri Charm' Wiri Hebe rose purple Jan-Jul 1.50 E V SUMC2 SH1 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 Helleborus x ballardiae HGC 'Pink Frost' T/C Pink Frost Hellebore pink Jul-Oct 2.95 E X PS H SH0 Helleborus x hybridus 'Duke of Burgundy' Crimson Lenten Rose burgundy Jul-Oct 1.95 E V PS H SH0 Heuchera 'Black Sea' T/C Black Leaved Heuchera white Nov-Feb 2.75 E X SF M R Heuchera 'Caramel' T/C Caramel Heuchera pale pink Dec-Feb 2.75 E X SS M R * Hydrangea macrophylla 'Fasan' Hydrangea Pheasant pink blue Nov-Jan 1.85 D PF MC1 SH2 * Hydrangea macrophylla 'Leuchtfeuer' Hydrangea Firelight red Nov-Jan 1.85 D O PF MC1 SH2 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Madame Emile Moulliere' White Hydrangea white Nov-Jan 1.85 D PF MC1 SH2 * Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mathide Gutges' Hydrangea Mathilde Gutges pink blue Nov-Feb 1.85 D PF MC1 SH1 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Saturn' Crimson bi-color pink+white Nov-Jan 1.85 D V PF MC1 SH2 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Setsuka-yae' Hydrangea Setsuka-yae blue Nov-Jan 1.85 D PF MC1 SH2 Jasminum multipartitum Starry Wild Jasmine white Dec-Feb 1.50 E X PS M C Jasminum polyanthum Jasmine white+pink Aug-Dec 1.50 E V PS M C Jasminum sambac Arabian Jasmine white Aug-Dec 1.50 E V SUL SC Kniphofia 'Little Maid' T/C Cream Torch Lily cream Jul-Sep 2.50 E V PS MC2 CL Kniphofia 'Nancy's Red' T/C Nancy's Red Hot Poker bright red Nov-Jan 2.50 E X PS MC2 CL 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 April Kniphofia 'Red Rocket' T/C Rocket Red Torch Lily cardinal rednov-jan 2.50 E X PS MC2 CL Ledebouria petiolata 'Black Pearl' African Hosta white Oct-Dec 1.50 E V PS L BE Limonium perezii Special Sea Lavender mauve Jan-Apr 0.95 E V PS M SH1 * Liriope gigantea Evergreen Giant lilac Jan-Apr 1.60 E Z SS MC2 G Lonicera nitida Special Box Leaf Honeysuckle cream Sep-Oct 0.95 E V PS MC2 SH1 Lophomyrtus x ralphii 'Red Dragon' Restricted - Tas/WA Red Myrtle cream Dec-Feb 1.50 E V PS M SH3 Lysimachia nummularia 'Goldilocks' Special Golden Money Wort yellow Nov-Feb 0.95 E Z PS M GC Nandina domestica 'Nana' Dwarf Sacred Bamboo insignificantall Year 1.45 E V SS H SH2 * Nepeta x faassenii 'Six Hills Giant' Catmint mauve Sep-Dec 1.50 E V PS L GC * Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Blue' Blue Catmint blue Sep-Dec 1.50 E Z PS L GC Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia Creeper ivory Dec-Feb 1.75 E V SS H C Penstemon 'Alice Hindley' Penstemon mauve Dec-Feb 1.50 E Z PS L SH2 Penstemon 'Evelyn' Penstemon pink Oct-Feb 1.50 E Z PS M SH1 Penstemon 'Garnet' Red Penstemon red Dec-Feb 1.50 E V PS M SH2 Penstemon heterophyllus 'Electric Blue' Electric Blue Penstemon blue Nov-Feb 1.50 E V PS M SH1 Penstemon 'Midnight' Penstemon blue purple Dec-Feb 1.50 E Z PSL SH2 Penstemon 'Osprey' White Penstemon white+pink Dec-Feb 1.50 E X PSL SH2 Penstemon 'Pink Cloud' Penstemon pink Dec-Feb 1.50 E V PS M SH2 Penstemon 'Sour Grapes' Mauve Penstemon mauve Dec-Feb 1.50 E V PS M SH2 Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Blue Spires' Dwarf Russian Sage blue Jan-Mar 1.60 E SUM SH2 Pittosporum eugenoides Special green yellowsep-dec 0.95 E Z PS MC2 T1 Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Garnetti' Special Speckled Pittosporum black Oct-Dec 0.95 E Y SUM T1 * Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Gold Star' Gold Star green yellowsep-dec 1.50 E V PS MC2 SH3 Pittosporum tenuifolium 'James Stirling' Pittosporum black Oct-Dec 1.50 E V SUM T1 Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Little Squirt' Dwarf Pitto black Oct-Dec 1.50 E X SUM SH2 Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Mountain Green' Mountain Pittosporum black Oct-Dec 1.50 E V SUM SH3 Psidium littorale longipes Restricted - Tas/WA Cherry Guava white Sep-Nov 1.65 E Z PS L SH3 Reineckia carnea Hyacynth Grass pink Nov-Jan 1.60 E V PS M CL * Rosmarinus officinalis 'Gorizia' Culinary Rosemary pale blue Jul-Sep 1.45 E V PS MC2 SH2 Rosmarinus officinalis 'Salem' Deep Blue Rosemary deep blue Jul-Sep 1.45 E V PS MC2 SH2 Salvia 'African Sky' African Sky Sage blue Sep-Apr 1.50 E V SUMC1 SH2 Salvia 'Celestial Blue' Celestial Blue Sage violet blue Sep-Jan 1.50 E PS L SH3 Salvia chamelaeagnea Blue Haze Sage bright blue Sep-Nov 1.50 E V PS MC2 SH2 Salvia greggii 'Navajo Rose' Navajo Rose Sage rosy pink Nov-Apr 1.50 E V PS M SH1 Salvia greggii 'Pumpkin' Pumpkin Sage soft pumpkioct-feb 1.50 E X PS M SH1 Salvia greggii 'Tangerine' Tangerine Sage tangerine Oct-Mar 1.50 E V PS M SH1 Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Bloom' black + bluejan-may 1.50 E X PS M SH3 Salvia involucrata 'Joan' Joan's Sage Fuchsia pinkjan-jun 1.50 E V PS M SH3 Salvia koyamae 'Yamagata' Yellow Woodland Sage pale yellow Feb-May 1.65 E V PS L PSH Salvia lanceolata Sand Sage rosy pink Sep-Apr 1.50 E X PS L SH2 Salvia leucantha Two Tone Felt Sage purple+whitfeb-may 1.50 E V PS L SH3 Salvia 'Meigan's Magic' TM Meigan's Sage Navy+whiteNov-Jun 1.50 E X PS MC2 SH3 Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' Bicolor Sage red+white Jan-May 1.45 E V PS M SH2 Salvia microphylla 'Killer Cranberry' Killer Cranberry Sage magenta Oct-May 1.50 E X PS M SH2 Salvia microphylla 'Margaret Arnold' Margaret Arnold Sage red pink Oct-May 1.50 E V PS M SH1 Salvia microphylla 'Pink Blush' Pink Salvia magenta Jan-May 1.50 E X PS M SH3 Salvia muirii Cape Sage blue+white Oct-May 1.50 E V SUL 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

7 Larkman Nurseries Pty Ltd April Salvia nipponica 'Crug Cream' Crug's Cream Sage cream Mar-May 1.65 E V PS L SH2 Salvia semiatrata Riviera Sage purple+mausep-may 1.50 E V PS M SH3 * Salvia 'Waverley' Waverley Sage plum + whitfeb-oct 1.50 E V PS M SH2 Salvia x jamensis 'La Luna' Moon Sage pale yellow Nov-Mar 1.50 E X PS L SH1 Salvia x jamensis 'Yellow' Yellow James Sage lemon yello Nov-Mar 1.50 E V PS L SH1 Salvia x namaensis 'Finngrove' Light Blue Sage lilac+white Nov-May 1.50 E X SUM SH1 Santolina chamaecyparissus Santolina - Grey yellow Dec-Feb 1.50 E V PS L SH1 Senecio cineraria 'Silver Dust' Dusty Miller yellow Oct-Jan 1.50 E Z PS L C2 SH1 Soleirolia soleirolii Baby's Tears insignificant 1.50 E Z PHL GC Stachys lanata Lamb's Ear, Wooly Betony purple Jan-Apr 1.40 E V PS H SH1 Tagetes lemmonii Mountain Marigold yellow Mar-Jul 1.45 E X SUM SH3 * Tetrapanax papyrifer T/C Rice Paper Plant white Dec-Apr 2.50 E PS L SH3 Tibouchina laxa 'Skylab' Climbing Tibouchina purple Apr-Jul 1.50 E V SUS C Tricyrtis 'Taipei Silk' Arctic Toad Lily blue+white Mar-May 1.65 E Y PF H SH1 Viburnum tinus Laurustinus pink grey May-Oct 1.50 E V SUL SH3 * Vinca minor Periwinkle blue Sep-Nov 1.45 E Z PS M CR Vinca minor 'Alba' White Periwinkle white Sep-Nov 1.45 E Z PS M CR Viola odorata Scented Violet violet Sep-Nov 1.50 E V PS M SH0 Wisteria sinensis 'Alba' 75mm Wisteria white Sep-Nov 4.00 E V SUM C Larger Pots 9.5cm (min 1 tray of 12) Agapanthus 'Double Diamond' 12cm white Dec-Feb 5.00 E PS MC2 SH1 Crassula tetragona 9.5cm Mini Pine Tree white Sep-Dec 2.65 E SUL C2 SH2 Humulus lupulus 'Pride of Ringwood' 12cm Hops Pride of Ringwood green Jan-Mar 9.65 E PS M C Sedum cauticola 'Lidakense' 9.5cm Japanese Rock Sedum pink Jan-Apr 2.65 E PS H R Plant Transport Information: Victoria: David Ellis Mt. Evelyn Logistis Rangeview Transport Van Berkel Plant Transport New South Wales / ACT: David Ellis Mount Evelyn Logistics NPL Rangeview Transport Queensland: Freeman s Transport Rosewood Transport Tasmania: Miles Transport Tasmania Plant Transport 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 preorders. 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.

8 Available NOW! Fragrant April 2018 Strong Fragrance Jasminum multipartitum Jasminum polyanthum Jasminum sambac Helleborus x hybridus 'Duke of Burgundy' ` Tibouchina laxa 'Skylab' Pandorea jasminoides 'Lady Di'