Fwd: Seagrape bushes

Hello,

I just heard back on the 45 gallon seagrape bushes. The nursery that had them just stepped them up to 65 gallon pots a couple weeks ago. With that said they also raised their price on them. They are 9-10ft tall and 55% more expensive.

As another option I have (1,000) 45 gallon seagrape trees like the ones I attached to this e-mail. These are 13-14ft tall planted with 6-7ft of clear trunk. If you planted one of these and two 25 gallon bushes like the one I attached on each side you would have a 14ft tall wall as the 25 gallon are 6ft tall. Let me know if that would work.

I also have (20-30) 100 gallon seagrape bushes that are 10ft tall by 10ft wide.

As our disclaimer states below. I cannot guarantee this material will be available in a couple days as there is a shortage of material in Florida right now.

If you have any questions please let me know.

If you would please reply "Received" so I know you received this it would be greatly appreciated.

Pricing and Availability Disclaimer: If I am pricing plants please be informed that we can only guarantee availability and pricing the day we quote the plants. With current availability problems in the market if you need material we will hold it with a nonrefundable payment. Unless it is paid we cannot guarantee it.

NOTE: The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, you must not read, use or disseminate the information. Although this email and any attachments are believed to be free of any virus or other defect that might affect any computer system into which it is received and opened, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that it is virus free and no responsibility is accepted by South Coast Grower, Inc for any loss or damage arising in any way from its use.

Thank you and kind regards, Daphne

Hello,

Right now what we have available are 25 gallon Seagrape bushes at 5-6k tall. All the 6-7ft tall ones have been purchased. I attached pictures of a few of them.

I have looked around as we need some for another job and I do not think you are going to find any other seagrapes than the ones I have mentioned. On the 65 gallon bushes I told you about, they have sold some so I would have to check to see how many they have still if any. The only 45 gallon I have found are 5ft tall so the 25 gallon would be a better purchase.

I will remind you that there is a shortage of plant material and what is available right now might not be available tomorrow. As you can see the sizes are going down it seems daily.

If you have any other questions please let me know.

Thanks.

If you would please reply "Received" so I know you received this it would be greatly appreciated.

Pricing and Availability Disclaimer: If I am pricing plants please be informed that we can only guarantee availability and pricing the day we quote the plants. With current availability problems in the market if you need material we will hold it with a nonrefundable payment. Unless it is paid we cannot guarantee it.

Jon Bachmann
South Coast Grower, Inc
www.southcoastgrower.com

Please advise on 25 gallon sea grapes for 225. If you would like to proceed please advise on quantity. Thank you.

Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
575 Lexington Avenue, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10022

Bryans price?

Mr. Clouse the owner of Bryan Plants will call his farm in Florida and let us know immediately about their 20-25gal. 7-8ft Seagrapes

He said if they have them in stock they will arrive Aug-Sep depending on the weather

I'll send info once received

Ann R.

Mr. Clouse said the biggest he can get right now is 25gal. seagrape pots at 5.5 1/2ft. tall planted. I asked them to please send me a picture asap

50 is available $165.00 each landed on St. Thomas

Ann R.

how many

Hey Bossman,

Bryan Plants "Florida vendor" have 125 Seagrape trees in stock at the moment

$165 each
5-5 1/2ft.

Ann R.

Hey Bossman,

They have 125 Seagrapes in stock

Ann R.