SPECIALIZING IN MARKETING, PROCESSING, AND COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
1212 SW 5th Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526-6104
(541) 476-5588
(541) 476-1823 (FAX)
|
Northwest
Botanicals,Inc. SPECIALIZING IN MARKETING, PROCESSING, AND COTTAGE INDUSTRIES |
1212 SW 5th Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526-6104
(541) 476-5588
(541) 476-1823 (FAX)
|
FLORAL PRICE
SHEET
(03-07-05)
CONES
| Alder | $4.00/lb.,
FOB SK |
seasonally
available***
|
| Australian Pine (01-01-05) | $65./lb.,
FOB WA |
3
truckloads* available as of July 1st. |
| Black Spruce (02-16-05) | $0.38/lb.,
FOB Canada |
4+
truckloads* |
| Blue Spruce (03-06-05) |
$0.52/lb., FOB CO |
seasonally
available*** |
| Bishop Pine | $0.45/lb. |
150 lbs. |
| Douglas-fir | $0.45/lb.,
FOB WA Larger quantity discount available. Call for details |
2000
lbs. available* |
| Jack Pine | $0.32/lb.,
FOB Canada |
4+
truckloads* |
| Lodgepole
Pine, Coastal (03-06-05) |
$65/lb.,
FOB WA |
2
truckloads* Available as of July 1st |
| Lodgepole Pine, Interior | $0.28/lb.,
FOB Canada |
Not
available this year |
| Norway Spruce (03-06-05) | $1.00/lb.,
FOB CA |
1
truckload available* |
| Ponderosa Pine, #1 | $0.45/lb.,
FOB OR Larger quantity discount available. Call for details |
80+
truckloads* |
| Ponderosa Pine, #2 | $0.28/lb.,
FOB OR |
Not
available this year |
| Red Pine | $0.40/lb.,
FOB Canada |
1
truckload* |
| Sitka Spruce | $2.20/lb. |
50 lbs. |
| Sugar Pine | ||
| mmmm Jumbo 17+ | $1.45/cone | 40 cones |
| mmmm Camp-run | $0.50/cone | 4,000 cones |
| White Spruce | $0.58/lb.,
FOB Canada |
Available
as of July 1st. |
*
Truckloads indicate amount available
** Estimated at 2,000 boxes, 20-lb each
*** Each will
hold upward of 18,000 lbs., packed in polyproylene sacks.
NEW CONES
Australian Pine (Pinus nigra Arnold)*
Resembles Red Pine in its needles, but can be distinguished from it by its dark brown bark; silvery-white buds; and yellow-brown cones 2-3 inches long, armed with a short spine, which fall intact from the twigs.
Coastal Lodgepole Pine (Pinus contorta var. latifolia Engelm)
This is a more twisted cone tree from the Pacific Northwest, much taller than it’s counterpart from colder climates. Shore Pine (Pinus contora var. contora) is a stunted, short-leaved, twisted conbe tree over traditional Lodgepole (Canada). The cone is more open, and perfect for wreathing. Often confused with Scotch Pine, primarily from the Mid-West (naturalized).
Norway Spruce [Picea abies (L.) Karsten ]
Probably the most beautiful of the Spruces, this tree is best known for it’s use at Christmas. Cones range from 4 to 7 inches long; drooping foliage; needles are 4-sdied and not prickly; common European ornamental. While it most grows in the mid-West, this cone is collected from lawn maintanence efforts on the West Coast.
CONTACT:
Richard Alan Miller
Agricultural Consultant