Seed Catalog - Fred C. Gloeckner & Company Inc.

2012-2013 

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Aster Bonita Mix, 

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Gloeckner “NEWS” 

For those of you who know us, we’re not a company that frequently 

rings our own bell for attention, but a lot has changed at the Gloeckner 

Company in the last 2 years. We like to think the improvements we 

made on the inside are noticeable on the outside, but that’s asking a 

lot if we do not sound off once in a while. 

Our most noteworthy news item is the successful launch of Gloeckner 

Online Ordering, in July 2011. Our Gloeckner Storefront site offers 

all of our quality seed products at very competitive prices for the 

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online ordering process is. We believe your shopping experience 

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see for yourself. We are confident you will be impressed with 

Gloeckner Storefront. 

We are very excited as well with our complete seed offering for 2012, 

which includes over 200 New Products from the world’s foremost 

breeders. By researching and selecting these new offerings, we 

continue on our mission to provide the latest, most improved 

genetics, with a wide variety of high quality seed to meet your 

specific requirements. 

Thank you for the opportunity to present this catalog to you. We 

feel strongly that even with the availability of digital information, 

also presenting a high quality printed catalog as a reference piece is 

still important in today’s market. On the inside back cover you will 

note we include a snapshot of our full range of Gloeckner products. 

Please feel free to contact us for further information on any of these 

products or to arrange a visit from one of our Field Representatives 

who are capable of understanding the most complex technical 

requirements within your production planning process. 

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is through our customer service team in Harrison, NY, our Field 

Representatives with exceptional technical experience, or Gloeckner 

Storefront, our improvements on the inside will shine through to 

you, our valued customers. 

Joseph A. Simone 

President, CEO 

TABLE of CONTENTS 

Field Representatives ......................................................2-3 

Featured New Seed Products .........................................4-5 

Bedding Plants ...............................................................6-45 

Cut Flowers ..................................................................46-73 

Pot Plants .....................................................................74-81 

Perennials .....................................................................82-97 

Vegetables .................................................................98 -107 

Foliage & Exotic ........................................................108-111 

Ornamental Grass ....................................................112-114 

Organic Seed ................................................................... 115 

Reference Materials ................................................. 116-124 

Order Form ...............................................................125-127 

Index ................................................................................128

Gloeckner Field Representatives 

MIDWEST 

Richard J. Boesen 

5820 New York Avenue 

Des Moines, IA 50322 

Cell: 515-306-9975 

Fax: 515-277-1326 

rboesen@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: IA, KS, MO, IL 

Shayne Johnson 

16786 Joplin Way 

Lakeville, MN 55044 

Cell: 952-836-6180 

Fax: 952-435-9048 

shayne.johnson@charter.net 

Territory: MN, IA, ND, SD, Western WI 

Michael Klesa 

637 Coral Court 

Cicero, IN 46034-9684 

Cell: 317-752-4456 

Fax: 317-984-7311 

mike@klesaonline.com 

Territory: IN, KY, MI, Southern IL, St. Louis, 

Northwest OH 

Brock T. Lehman 

1658 17th Street 

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223 

Cell: 330-687-4387 

Fax: 330-928-9397 

brocktlehman@gmail.com 

Territory: OH, WV, KY 

Jerry G. Meyer 

P.O. Box 88 

5114 County Road 3000 

Liberty, KS 67351 

800-729-6290/Cell: 620-870-9257 

Fax: 620-251-6761 

jmeyer@tvecwb.com 

Territory: AR, MS, LA, OK, TN 

Matthew Miller 

130 Meadow Lane 

Lyndon Station, WI 53944 

608-666-2430/Cell: 608-630-0345 

Fax: 800-731-7886 

mmiller@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: WI, Northern IL 

Michael J. Porto 

756 South Hyatt St. 

Tipp City, OH 45371 

Cell: 937-479-2089 

Fax: 937-506-8407 

mporto@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: MI, IN, Southwestern ON 

West Coast 

Michael Cardosa 

6579 Black Rail Road 

Carlsbad, CA 92011 

760-931-8510/Cell: 760-688-6881 

Fax: 760-438-1601 

mcardosa@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Southern CA, AZ 

John R. Jenkins 

Morgan Hill, CA 95037 

Cell: 408-607-3238 

Fax: 408-683-4968 

j.jenkins@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Northern CA, NV, HI 

Tom Jobb 

105 196th PL SW 

Bothell, WA 98012 

Cell: 206-612-3350 

Fax: 425-967-5829 

tjobb@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: WA, OR, ID, Vancouver, BC 

Tim Quirk 

931 Margarita Avenue 

Grover Beach, CA 93433 

Cell: 805-709-6161 

Fax: 805-481-0773 

tquirk@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: CA 

SOUTHWEST 

Steve Anderson 

18951 E. Hawaii Drive 

Aurora, CO 80017 

Cell: 303-883-5042 

Fax: 303-353-4237 

sanderson@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: CO, WY, AZ, KS, NE, NM, UT 

Mark Langerhans 

P.O. Box 933 

Fredericksburg, TX 78624 

198 W. Grand Oaks Dr. 

Harper, TX 78631 

830-669-2225/Cell: 830-456-5688 

Fax: 830-669-2678 

lango@hctc.net 

Territory: TX, NM 

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Gloeckner Field Representatives 

Walter Bissex 

171 Iceland Drive 

South Huntington, NY 11746 

Cell: 516-982-5925 

Fax: 631-385-7567 

wbissex@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Long Island, NY, CT 

Herman Bowman 

102 Skyview Drive 

Liverpool, NY 13088 

315-457-6438 

Territory: Western NY 

Ted Eck 

11050 Babcock Blvd. 

Gibsonia, PA 15044 

724-935-1480/Cell: 724-766-2621 

Fax: 724-935-8076 

tjrte@consolidated.net 

Territory: Western PA 

Bill Lefebvre 

22 Flanders Memorial Road 

Weare, NH 03281 

Cell: 603-529-2159 

Fax: 603-529-2160 

billfcg@comcast.net 

Territory: NH, VT, MA, RI 

Jeff Nameth 

8 Canterbury Place 

Arden, NC 28704-2608 

Cell: 828-215-6322 

jeffnameth@bellsouth.net 

Territory: VA, NC, AL, FL, Eastern TN 

Gene Orsini 

6 Lohmann Place 

Dumont, NJ 07628 

201-385-0173 

Fax: 201-385-1272 

geneorsini@optonline.net 

Territory: Northern & Central NJ, 

Southern NY, Western MA 

NORTHEAST/SOUTHEAST 

Robin Patterson 

1242 Clinton Avenue 

Benton, ME 04901 

Cell: 207-540-3793 

Fax: 888-848-7801 

rpatterson@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: ME, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick 

Jay Sheely 

801 Harnish Street 

Palmyra, PA 17078 

717-838-6549/Cell: 717-979-5833 

Fax: 717-838-9548 

jsheelyfcg@yahoo.com 

Territory: Eastern PA, Southern NJ, DE, MD, 

Eastern Shore VA 

Lix Villarraga 

Cra. 5 # 7-80 L229-Cota 

Cundinamarca – Colombia 

Oficina: 57-312-3897990 

Cell: 57-314-4507682 

lvillarraga@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Colombia, Venezuela 

Gustavo Ochoa 

Cra. 5 # 7-80 L229-Cota 

Cundinamarca – Colombia 

Oficina: 57-312-3897990 

Cell: 57-311-5222671 

gochoa@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Colombia, Venezuela 

Carlos Martinez 

Cesar Borja # 24 y Modesto 

Chavez, Conjunto Nueva 

Inglaterra, Casa # 3 

Quito – Ecuador 

Cell: 593-99301980 

Fax: 5932478874 

cmartinez@fredgloeckner.com 

Territory: Ecuador 

For the rest of your international inquiries, 

please contact: 

Hablamos Español 

Toll Free in US: 800-345-3787 

Outside the US: 914-698-2300 

Monica Alvarez Ext. 133 

malvarez@fredgloeckner.com 

Amparo Galarza Ext. 131 

agalarza@fredgloeckner.com 

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION 

South America 

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Featured New Seed Products 

Corn Ornamental Field of Dreams 

Centerpiece for containers. See page 12. 

Flowering Kale Glamour Red 

AAS Winner. Glossy leaves. See page 15. 

Salvia Summer Jewel Red 

AAS Winner. Early and long blooming. See page 38. 

Tomato Cherry Falls 

Vigorous, heavy yielder. See page 106. 

Portulaca Purslane 

Toucan Series 

Purslane seed is re-introduced. 

See page 34. 

Torenia Kauai Series 

Manageable and well branched. 

See page 42. 

Pansy Cats Series 

Striking whiskers pattern. See page 28. 

Marigold Bali Orange 

Good cut flower replacement for Coins. See page 61. 

Carnation Can Can 

Cocktail Party Mix 

Can Can Scarlet now available as a mix. See page 10. 

Salvia Evolution White 

White version of AAS Winner Evolution. See page 38. 


Featured New Seed Products 

Pepper Hot Basket of Fire 

Unique semi-trailing habit with very hot fruit. 

See page 103. 

Dianthus Diana Lavender Picotee 

Strikingly beautiful new color. See page 76. 

Aster Bonita Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Pompon flowered with same 

Fusarium resistance as Matsumotos. See page 48. 

Viola Shangri-La Marina 

AAS Winner. ‘Easy Wave’ of violas. 

See page 44. 

Gazania New Day Series 

Extra large bright flowers. See page 16. 

Hibiscus 

Mahogany Splendor 

Maple leaf plant which can be grown 

as a pond plant. See page 18. 

Osteospermum 

Akila Series 

Most uniform and highest seed quality. 

See page 26. 

Pansy Freefall Series 

A ‘real’ trailing pansy from seed. See page 29. 

Begonia Fairyland Series 

Highest percentage of double flowers. See page 8. 

Gaillardia Arizona Apricot 

AAS Winner with unique flower color. See page 90. 


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Ageratum 

Also see Cut Flowers 

78°-85°F. 7-10 days. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: Packs, 12-13 weeks 

Hawaii Blue 

Ideal for pack, pot and garden. Height: 6 in. 

11030 Hawaii Blue A 

High Tide Series 

Excellent landscape performers, form a dense, mounded 

hedge of color. Good alternative to vegetative ageratum. 

Ideal for 4-6 in. pots, premium packs and mixed containers. 

Height: 24 in. Pelleted seed. 

11042 Blue B 11043 White C 

Alternanthera 

72°-76°F. 3 days. Grow on 65°F. 

Crop Time: 4 in., 4-5 weeks 

Purple Knight 

Striking dark purple foliage accent plant. Vigorous, upright, 

spreading habit that arches over the edge of containers. In 

full sun the foliage is darkest. Exceptional heat tolerance. 

Height: 16-20 in., spreads 2-3 ft. 

11063 Purple Knight D 

gardens. Height: 3-4 in. 

11066 Deep Pink 11070 Violet 

11067 Deep Rose 11071 White 

11068 Lavender 11069 Mix Pastel 

21001 NEW! Lemonade H 11065 Mix Easter Basket. 

21002 NEW! Peach I Blend of all colors. J 

New Carpet of Snow 

Dwarf spreading habit. Height: 3-4 in. 

11075 New Carpet of Snow 

Rosie O’Day 

Deep rose-pink. Height: 5-6 in. 

11076 Rosie O’Day 

Snow Crystals 

Pure white, 8-10 in. large flowers. Height: 4 in. 

11077 Snow Crystals K 

Wonderland Series 

Well matched for plant height and bloom time. Height: 4-6 

in. Multi-seed pellets. 

19291 Blue 19954 Pink 

11079 Citron. Primrose. 11096 White 

11083 Deep Purple L 19341 Mix Mulberry 

11085 Deep Rose 19952 Mix Cotton Candy 

11087 Lavender 11089 Mix M 

11092 Pastel Pink 

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Alyssum 



Clear Crystals Series 

First pigmented tetraploid. White has darker foliage and 

cleaner flower than Snow Crystals. Height: 6-10 in. Weeks 

to Flower 10-12. Filmcoated seed 

18985 Lavender Shades E 18991 White G 

18989 Purple Shades F 18987 Mix 

Easter Bonnet Series 

Uniform habit; excellent performance in flats, packs and 

Angelonia 

A. angustifolia 

74°F. 4-5 days. Do not cover seed. 


Serena Series 

Economical alternative to vegetative in mixed containers. 

Well branched without pinch. Good for landscape in hot/ 

humid and hot/dry areas. Height: 10-12 in., 50% larger in 

Florida. Pelleted seed. 

21003 NEW! Blue N 11144 Purple Q 

11142 Lavender O 11145 White R 

11141 Lavender Pink P 11143 Mix 


Begonia Fibrous | Bedding Plants 

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Bacopa 

Sutera cordata 

68-77°F, 4 days. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: 4 ½ in., 8-10 weeks 

Utopia Series 

First ever bacopas from seed which means easy crop 

scheduling, quick turns, no pinching. Blue flowers 10 days 

earlier than white. And Blue is slightly more mounded. Best 

in 10-12 in. baskets, 4 ½ in. pots. Multi-seeded pellet. 

18603 Blutopia Blue A 18604 Snowtopia White B 

21007 NEW! Fuseables Utopia Contains Blutopia and 

Snowtopia in multi-seeded pellet. C 

Begonia Tuberous 

72°-80°F. 15-28 days. Do not cover seeds. 


Nonstop Series 

Double and semi-double. Very free blooming, a cross 

between multiflora and a large flowered strain. Containers: 

4-6 in. pots. Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted seed. 

11463 Appleblossom 11470 Orange 

11464 Apricot 11471 Pink 

11465 Bright Red 11472 Rose Petticoat 

11466 Bright Rose Rose and white bicolor. 

11467 Deep Red 11476 White 

21019 NEW! Deep Rose D 11477 Yellow 

18607 Deep Salmon 21020 NEW! Yellow w/Red 

19008 Fire Back E 

11468 Golden Orange 11469 Mix F 

Nonstop Mocca Series 

Improved earliness and improved rich coffee colored foliage 

to Ornament series. Timing matches original Nonstop 

series. Fully doubled 4 in. flowers. Pelleted seed. Height: 

8-10 in. 

11532 Deep Orange 11536 White 

18622 Pink Shades 11537 Yellow 

11535 Scarlet 11533 Mix G 

New Star Series 

A multiflora tuberous rooted type. Unique species cross 

with elatior. No PGR’s needed. Compact habit and smaller 

leaves allow for easy shipping. For 4 ½ in. pots or less. 

Pelleted seed. 

20008 Red H 20011 Yellow K 

20009 Rose I 20007 Mix L 

20010 White J 

Panorama Series 

Specially developed for window boxes, tubs, pots and 

planters. Produce strong branching, vigorous plants with 

small narrow leaves and loosely double flowers 2-2 ½ in. 


11479 Apricot 11483 White 

11481 Rose Pink 11484 Yellow 

11482 Scarlet 11480 Mix M 

Pin Up Series 

Large 4-5 in. hibiscus like single flowers. Excellent for pots, 

baskets, and in the garden. Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted seed. 

11485 Flame. AAS Winner. N 11486 Rose 

Begonia X Benariensis 

BIG Series 

New interspecies cross. Large, 3 in flowers, above glossy 

bronze and green leaves. High seed quality and uniform 

plug growth. Blooms early and all summer in sun and shade. 

Crop time 6-8 weeks in plug and 13-14 weeks in 4 ½ in. pot. 

Height: 12-14 in. Pelleted seed. 

19002 Red Bronze Leaf O 19004 Rose Bronze Leaf Q 

19003 Red Green Leaf P 

Begonia Fibrous 

semperflorens 

72°-80°F. 15-20 days. 

Crop Time: Packs, 14 -16 weeks 

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Begonia Fibrous continued 

Ambassador Series 

A rich green leaf series, extra early production. Large flowers 

on dwarf plants. Outstanding in the garden with proven 

superiority in branching habit and heat tolerance. Height: 

8-10 in. Pelleted seed. 

11487 Bicolor 11494 Scarlet 

11488 Coral 11495 Soft Pink 

11491 Pink 11496 White 

11493 Rose 11490 Mix A 

11492 Rose Blush 

Bada Series 

Very uniform to flower across series and 10-14 days earlier 

than market leader. Pelleted seed. Height: 8-10 in. 

Bada Bing (green leaf) 

18610 Pink 19728 Soft Pink B 

18611 Rose Bicolor 18608 White 

18612 Rose 18609 Mix 

18613 Scarlet 

Bada Boom (bronze leaf) 

18617 Pink 18614 Scarlet 

18618 Rose 18615 White 

19726 Rose Bicolor C 18616 Mix 

Bada Total 

Green and bronze leaf blend of all Bada varieties. 

18619 Bada Total Mix D 

Bayou Series 

Robust landscape plants. Best in 4 in. pots or larger. 



11499 Pink Bicolor 11504 White 

11502 Rose 11500 Mix E 

Cocktail Series 

Extremely well matched and reliable, top selling bronze 

leaf series. Height: 6-8 in. Pelleted seed. 

11505 Brandy. Light pink. 19983 Tequila. Deep rose. F 

11506 Gin. Rose. 11509 Vodka. Red. 

11508 Rum. White with 11510 Whiskey. White. 

rose edge. 

11507 Mix G 

Emperor Series 

Earliest series on the market with more usable seedlings 

and improved profitability. More vigorous habit in the 

garden than Ambassador series with larger flowers that do 

not fade. Pelleted seed. Height: 12-14 in. 

11517 Pink 11520 Soft Pink 

11518 Red 11521 White H 

11519 Rose 11516 Mix 

NEW! Fairyland Series 

Large 1 ½ in. double flowers held well above green foliage. 

Highest percentage of double flowers with more compact 

and branching habit. Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted seed. 

21008 Coral Picotee I 21012 White L 

21010 Red J 21009 Mix M 

21011 Rose K 

Nightlife Series 

Earliest flowering bronze leaved series on market. Large 

vibrantly colored flowers contrast against darkest foliage 

available in early begonias. Pelleted seed. Height: 6-8 in. 

20012 Blush N 11530 Rose 


18620 Pink 11528 Mix O 

11529 Red 

Party Series 

Large blooms and strong upright growing habit. True hedge 

form. Height: 12 in. Pelleted seed. 

11543 Scarlet Green Leaf 11541 Red Bronze Leaf 

11545 White Green Leaf P 11544 White Bronze Leaf 

11540 Pink Bronze Leaf 

Senator Series 

Dark contrasting foliage. Compact, free blooming and with 

extra earliness. Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted seed. 

18623 Bicolor 11553 Scarlet 



Candytuft | Bedding Plants 

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11551 Pink 11550 Mix A 

11552 Rose 

Sprint Series 

Early, green leaf quality series. Height: 6-7 in. Pelleted 

seed. 

20016 Appleblossom B 11561 Rose 

11556 Blush 11562 Scarlet C 

11557 Deep Pink 11563 White 

11559 Pink 11558 Mix D 

11560 Red 

Super Olympia Series 

Earlier, larger flowers, more uniform, brighter colors, and 

excellent landscape performance. Height: 6-8 in. Pelleted 

seed. 

19692 Bicolor E 11570 White 

11565 Light Pink 11566 Mix F 

11567 Pink 11538 Olympia Starlet. G 

11568 Red White with red edge. 

11569 Rose 

Begonia Angel Wing 


Baby Wing Series 

Smaller, wing shaped leaves and about 2 weeks earlier 

to flower. Easy to control habit, so it’s easier to ship and 

tighter spacing 10-12 in. Extremely heat and stress tolerant. 

Some leaf bronzing in the sun. Pot size: 4-10 in. and 

hanging baskets. Height: 12-15 in. Pelleted seed. 

11497 Pink H 11498 White I 

Dragon Wing Series 

Heat tolerant, excellent in hanging baskets and large 

containers. Performs well in garden beds. More vigorous 

with a denser habit than other Angel Wing begonias. 

Large, solid green wing shaped leaves. Height: 12-15 in. 


11514 Pink J 11515 Red K 

Begonia Foliage 

B. x hybrida 

Gryphon 

A foliage begonia similar to Rex, without powder mildew. 

An inner specific cross. Plant is the size of Dragon Wing. 

Needs shade. Works well in 4 ½-10 in. containers. Quicker 

to produce than vegetative. Height: 14-16 in. Multi-seed 

pellets. 

19998 Gryphon L 

Brazilian Fireworks 

Porphyrocoma pohliana 

65-75°F, 4-5 days 

Crop Time: Packs, 12-15 weeks. 4 in., 14-16 weeks 

Maracas 

An exciting gift plant with attractive variegated foliage, 

plus bicolor purple/pink flowers. Heat-loving tropical shade 

plant. Performs well outdoors in summer mixed containers, 

and as bedding plant/ground cover in warm climates. Best 

in 4 ½ in. pots to gallon containers. Height: 6-8 in. 

11625 Maracas M 

Calendula 

70°F. 7-10 days. Cover seed. 


Bon Bon Series 

Very uniform, 2 ½-3 in. flowers. For 4 in. pots and flats. 

Height: 12 in. 

11646 Apricot 11650 Yellow 

11647 Light Yellow 11648 Mix N 

11649 Orange 

Candytuft 

Iberis umbellata 

65°-70°F. 7-14 days. Cover or uncover seed. 

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Candytuft continued 

Crop Time: 4 in., 13 weeks 

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Candycane Series 

Fast, easy to grow and uniform for large beds and edgings. 

Even flowering and uniform habit. Height: 1 ½ ft. 

11695 Lilac 11699 Rose 

11697 Purple 11700 White 

11698 Red 11696 Mix A 

Canna 

75°-80°F. 8-12 days. Cover seed. 


Tropical Series 

Extra dwarf. Ideal for pots and bedding. Likes it wet and 

warm. Works in ponds, do not let dry out. Height: 24-30 in. 

21032 NEW! Bronze Scarlet 11706 Salmon E 

Bronze leaf. B 11707 White F 

11704 Red C 11708 Yellow G 

11705 Rose. AAS Winner. D 

Carnation 

68°-70°F. 7-10 days. Cover seed lightly. 


Can Can Series 

Heady spice fragrance. Heat and cold tolerance. 2 in. 

consistently double flowers for cut flower arrangements 

and pot plant production. Height: 12-14 in. 

11715 Scarlet. AAS Winner. H 

21033 NEW! Mix Cocktail Party I 

C. spicata 

Punky Red 

Large clusters of deep red flower spikes. Strong performance 

in warmer climates. Low maintenance professional 

landscape plant. Height: 20-22 in. Filmcoated seed. 

11843 Punky Red J 

Spiky Series 

Exotic beauty for patio container use and landscaping in 

warmer areas. Height: 12-15 in. Filmcoated seed. 

11851 Pink K 18628 Purple L 

C. plumosa 

(Plumed/Feathery Type) 

Dwarf 

Glorious Series 

Replaces Glory series with short crop times, and very 

narrow flower window across colors. Height: 8-12 in. 

Filmcoated seed. 

20060 Orange M 20063 Yellow P 

20061 Pink N 20059 Mix 

20062 Red O 

Kimono Series 

Extremely uniform, extra dwarf earliness and plume 

size uniformity. For pack and pot. Height: 6-8 in. Ask for 

separate colors. 

11819 Kimono Mix Q 

R 

Fragrance 

Remains erect and compact all season, no support. Fragrant 

double flowers in a wide range of colors. Height: 12-14 in. 

11716 Fragrance Dwarf Mix 

Celosia 


75°-80°F. 5-10 days. Cover seed very lightly 

Castle Series 

Plants are base branching, free blooming, non-fading and 

remarkably long lasting. Tolerant of both heat and drought. 

Height: 12-16 in. 

11771 Orange 11774 Yellow 

11772 Pink. AAS Winner. 11770 Mix R 

11773 Scarlet 


Cleome | Bedding Plants 

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Century Series 

Beautifully formed colorful plumes up to 12 in. in length. 

Can be grown as cuts with proper culture. Height: 16 in. 

11776 Fire. Scarlet. 11780 Yellow 

11778 Red. Bronze-leaved 11777 Mix A 

11779 Rose 

Ice Cream Series 

Combines earliness with a well-branched plant habit. 

Flower induction is promoted by short day conditions. 

Height: 12 in. Ask for separate colors. Filmcoated seed. 

11814 Ice Cream Mix B 

Fresh Look Series 

Vigorous and robust plants with feathery dense plumes. 

Height: 14 in. Filmcoated seed. 

11802 Gold. AAS Winner. 11801 Yellow. AAS Winner. 

11800 Orange 18626 Mix C 

11803 Red. AAS Winner. 

New Look 

Bronze-leafed, carmine red plumes. Height: 14-16 in. 


11840 New Look D 

Fashion Look 

Contains: green-leafed Fresh Look and bronze-leafed New 

Look. Height: 14 in. Filmcoated seed. 

18625 Fashion Look Mix E 

Smart Look Series 

More compact, better branched than New Look. Height: 10 

in. Filmcoated seed. 

18627 Red. Bronze-leafed. F 

20066 Romantica. Plumes mature from creamy salmon to a deep 

pink. Stems and leaf veins are a deep contrasting red. G 

C. cristata (Cockscomb Type) 

Amigo Series 

Bright colors, excellent mix for packs, pots and garden. Ask 

for separate colors. Height: 6 in. Filmcoated seed. 

11749 Amigo Mix H 

Prestige 

Scarlet flowers compliment the dark bronze green leaf 

color. Large 3 in. globe shaped flowers. Height: 12 in. 

11842 Prestige Scarlet. AAS Winner. I 

Chrysanthemum 

paludosum 



Snowland 

Large, clear white blooms average 1 ½ in. across. Dwarf 

early and uniform, excellent for spring bedding. Height: 6 in. 

11894 Snowland J 

Cleome 

Day: 70°-72°F. 8-11 days. Cover seed lightly. 

Crop Time: Green 4 in., 12-13 weeks 

Queen Series 

Large open airy flowers with strong scent. Blooms from 

summer to frost. Height: 3-4 ft. 

11930 Cherry 11934 Violet 

11933 Rose K 11929 White Helen Campbell 

Solo 

Thornless. Very light pink to white flowers on top of light 

green leafed plants. The seed pods give additional distinctive 

ornamental value to the plants. Height: 16 in. 

11935 Solo L 

Sparkler Series 

The first commercial F1 Hybrid series of cleome. Flower in 

6 in. or larger containers. Crop time: 10-12 weeks. Height: 

3 ½-4 ft. 

11936 Blush. AAS Winner. M 11939 Rose O 

11937 Lavender N 11940 White P 


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Chocolate Mint 

Height: 12-14 in. Weeks to Finish: 9-12. Pelleted seed. 

18633 Chocolate Mint A 

Chocolate Splash 


19751 Chocolate Splash B 

Dark Chocolate 


19023 Dark Chocolate C 

Giant Exhibition Series 

Extra large leaves. Height: 20 in. 

11949 Limelight (green) D 11951 Palisandra (black) G 

11950 Magma (dark red) E 18904 Rustic Red H 

18903 Marble F 20090 Mix 

20091 Multicolor 

Kong Series 

Huge leaves and dwarf habit. Grow in full shade, not sun. 


19789 Green I 19752 Salmon Pink M 

11952 Mosaic J 19793 Scarlet N 

19791 Red K 19736 Mix Empire 

19792 Rose L 19790 Mix 

Superfine Rainbow Series 

Semi-dwarf plants, best for landscapes, 4 in. pots and 

larger. Height: 14 in. 

11956 Volcano. Brightest red. 20092 Masterblends Mix 

19794 Lime. Height: up to 28 in. R 

19714 Rose to Lime. Height: up to 24 in. S 

19754 Watermelon. Height: up to 24 in. T 

21054 NEW! Fuseables Under the Sun. U 

Contains Versa Crimson Gold and Lime in multi-seed pellet. 

Wizard Series 

Truly base branching, requires no pinch. Ideal for packs, 

pots, and baskets. Height: 10 in. 

11957 Coral Sunrise 11963 Pineapple. Yellow-green 

11958 Golden with red blotches. 

11959 Jade. A clear ivory 11965 Scarlet 

with a green edge. 11966 Sunset. Deep apricot. 

11961 Mosaic. Color pattern 11967 Velvet Red V 

of Kong. 

11960 Mix 

11962 Pastel 

Corn Ornamental 

Zea mays japonica 


Crop Time: Direct sow 3 seeds, 5-7 weeks. 

NEW! Field of Dreams 

Great new plant for container centerpiece. Strong white 

stripe through pink tinged green foliage. Over fertilization 

will make foliage solid green. Striped foliage show on 3rd or 

4th true leaves. Short days mean short plants, height: 2 ½ 

ft. Long days mean tall plants, height: 5 ft. 

20988 Field of Dreams W 

Cosmos 




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Versa Series 

Versa is versatile. Full sun or full shade. Late to flower, 

similar to vegetative. Pelleted seed. 

19724 Burgundy to Green. Height: up to 32 in. O 

19693 Crimson Gold. Height: up to 26 in. P 

19753 Green Halo. Height: up to 20 in. Q 

C. sulphureus 

Cosmic Series 

Stocky well branched habit, excellent in garden. Container: 

4 in. Height: 12 in. Detailed seed. 


Dianthus | Bedding Plants 

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12001 Orange. AAS Winner. 12004 Yellow 

12003 Red 12000 Mix A 

Limara Lemon 

Multitude of creamy lemon flowers with darker golden 

eye. Compact, well branched is great in mixed container. 

Height: 12 in. Detailed seed. 

18637 Limara Lemon B 

C. bipinnatus 

Cutesy 

More compact than others. Contains; white, rose, light 

pink, and purple. Height: 20 in. 

18635 Cutesy Mix C 

Sonata Series 

Premium grade seed for the professional grower. Container, 

pack and 4 in. pot. Height: 24 in. Ask for separate colors. 

12011 Sonata Mix D 

Dahlia 



Figaro Series 

Double flowered. Ideal in 4 in. and also in large containers. 

Height: 12 in. Ask for separate colors. 

12204 Figaro Mix E 

Hello Series 

Double flowers. Uniform habit and flowering time. Height: 

7-9 in. 

12206 Bronze Shades F 12211 White I 

12209 Rose Shades G 12212 Yellow Shades J 

12210 Scarlet Shades H 12207 Mix Hello Gorgeous 

D. chinensis x barbadus 

Diamond Series 

Earlier flowering than the Telstar series. Excellent pack and 

garden performers from spring through fall. Height: 8-10 in. 

Ask for separate colors. 

12322 Diamond Mix K 

First Love 

1 in. flowers change from white to rosy pink. Soft lacy 

edged petals. Thin, but strong, basal branching stems. 

Good garden cut. Sell plants green at 15-20 in. tall. Flowers 

with fragrance in 100-110 days. 

12339 First Love L 

Ideal Select Series 

Well matched habit and timing. High density pack or small 

pot programs for both Spring and Autumn sales. Heat 

and frost resistant, good for use as an annual or biennial. 


12358 Raspberry 12363 White 

12359 Red 12364 White Fire. N 

12360 Rose White/red bicolor. 

12361 Salmon 12357 Mix O 

12362 Violet. AAS Winner. M 

Telstar Series 

Dwarf habit, vigorous and early blooming. Excellent in both 

pots and as a bedding plant. Height: 8-10 in. 

20922 Burgundy P 12420 Purple 

12413 Carmine Rose 12419 Purple Picotee Q 

12414 Coral 12421 Salmon 

12415 Crimson 12422 Scarlet 

12417 Picotee. AAS Winner. 12423 White 

12418 Pink 12416 Mix R 

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Dianthus continued 

D. barbadus interspecific 

Diabunda Series 

Barbatus species cross, named as a combination of 

‘dianthus’ and ‘abundance’. Two weeks earlier than others 

and is best with 1 plug in 6 in. or gallon container. Crop 

time 10-12 weeks. Height: 6-8 in. Pelleted seed. Ask for 


20144 Diabunda Mix A 

Extra Dwarf 

Wee Willie (Annual Sweet William) 

Mixture of single flowers. Plant close together for best 

effect. Height: 3 in. 

12425 Wee Willie 

Diascia 

barberae 



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Dulce Series 

Fusarium and heat tolerance. Blooms well into Summer 

heat. Height: 10-12 in. Pelleted seed. Ask for separate 

colors. 

18645 Dulce Mix B 

Dynasty Series 

Double flower, blooms look like carnation. Well branched 

upright and strong stemmed. Self cleaning plants are 

excellent landscape and garden performers. Good novelty 

pot plant for Valentines Day and Mother’s Day. Best in 306 

premium packs, 6 in. and gallons. Height: 16-20 in. Pelleted 

seed. Ask for separate colors. 

12329 Dynasty Mix C 

Polar Series 

A great energy saver and season extender. Larger flowered, 

earlier to bloom under cold conditions, otherwise similar in 

habit to Telstar, including all-year blooming. Height: 8-10 

in. Ask for separate colors. 

12384 Polar Mix D 

Supra Series 

Lacy, highly fringed, ½ in. flowers. Heat tolerant and 

blooms prolifically throughout the season. Upright, bouquet 

habit. Can be cut and used in arrangements. Height: 12 in. 

21136 Crimson E 21139 White H 

12401 Purple. AAS Winner. F 21137 Mix 

21138 Red G 

Diamonte Series 

Grown easily and economically as compared to vegetative. 

Branches very well without pinching. Dense, mounded 

habit in the garden and in containers. Cool season crop 

is best suited to premium pack sales for early Spring and 

Autumn bedding and mixed containers. Height: 12-14 in. 

21140 NEW! Coral Rose. AAS Winner. I 

21141 New! Lavender Pink J 

Dusty Miller 

cineraria maritima 

72°-75° F. 10-15 days. Do not cover seed. 


Silver Cloud 

Outstanding garden performer. Silvery white strap leaf foliage 

with only slight serration. Dense growing plants will 

soon make a solid mass of color spaced 10-12 in. apart. 

Pelleted seed. Height: 8-10 in. 

18929 Silver Cloud K 

Silver Dust L 

Top selling Dusty Miller. Finely cut silvery white foliage. 


12466 Raw Seed 12465 Pelleted Seed 

Erigeron 

(Mexican Daisy) 

59°-64°F. 7 days. Do not cover seed. 


Gaillardia | Bedding Plants 

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Profusion 

Small ½ in. single daisy like flowers are white with pink 

tings. First blooms appear 2-3 months from sowing. Blooms 

continuously throughout the summer. Excellent in baskets, 

and as a border or rock garden item. Height: 8-12 in. 

Spreads up to 36 in. 

12486 Profusion A 

Erysimum 

E. species 



Citrona Series 

Flowers in the Autumn, over winters, then flowers again in 

spring. No vernalization needed to flower. Matches pansy 

production well, generally 1 week longer. Brightly colored 

flowers have a nice, clean fragrance. Strong branching 

makes this a good candidate for large pack and small pot 

programs. Height: 8-12 in. 

12493 Orange B 12494 Yellow C 

Felicia See Pot Section 

Flowering Kale/Cabbage 


70°F. 1-2 weeks. Cover seed. 


Wavy Leaved 

NEW! Glamour 

First glossy leaf bedding-type kale. Adds ‘glamour’ to 

winter landscape. Excellent 4 in. pot to premium large pots. 


21144 Glamour Red. AAS Winner. D 

Nagoya Series (Emperor Series) 

Dwarf and compact in habit, with a spread of 14 in. Produces 

numerous firm fringed leaves. Height: 8 in. 

12529 Red E 12531 White G 

12530 Rose F 12528 Mix 

Red Chidori 

Extremely uniform, attractive heads are heavily fringed and 

very colorful. Height: 8-10 in. 

12516 Red Chidori H 

Feather Leaved 

Coral Series 

Large fringed leaves. Height: 8-10 in. 

12517 Prince. White I 12518 Queen. Rose red. J 

Peacock Series 

Leaves are more serrated than Coral Series. Height: 8-10 in. 

12533 Red K 12532 White L 

Round Leaved 

Osaka Series (Dynasty Series) 

Semi fringed. Large center of pink, red or white on green. 


12502 Pink 12504 White 

12503 Red 12505 Mix M 

Pigeon Series 

Compact dwarf plants with uniform, round solid heads with 

slightly waved leaves. Height: 8-10 in. 

12506 Purple N 12508 Victoria. Pink P 

12507 Red O 12509 White Q 

NEW! Songbird Series 

Improved, more compact habit with higher leaf count. 


21146 Pink 21148 White 

21147 Red 21145 Mix R 

Gaillardia 


Crop Time: Packs, 14 weeks 

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19058 Orange Flame G 12682 Mix H 

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Sundance 

Bicolor mahogany red and yellow 2 in. globe-shaped 

flowers. Heat and drought tolerant, low maintenance, no 

pinching or staking. Spreads 15-16 in. For landscape use in 

mass plantings. Height: 10-11 in. 

12656 Sundance Bicolor. AAS Winner. A 

Gazania 


Crop Time: Packs, 11 weeks 

Big Kiss Series 

Hurculean cousin of Kiss series, with larger blooms and 

bigger habits. Height: 8-10 in. 

19730 White Flame B 19800 Mix 

19721 Yellow Flame C 

Gazoo Series 

Extra large, 3 in. flowers are displayed on strong stems for 

more show in containers. These vigorous plants are perfect 

for production in jumbos, 4 in. pots and gallons. Height: 

8-10 in. Ask for separate colors. 

12671 Mix Citrus. Clear colors. 12673 Mix. Blend of all colors. D 

Kiss Series 

No growth regulators required. Large daisy-like flowers 

on short, sturdy stems and forms full, beautiful bouquets. 

Container size: 4 in. and larger. Frosty varieties are one 

week later. Height: 8-10 in. 

12674 Bronze 12684 Rose 

12675 Bronze Star 12685 White 

12676 Frosty White 12687 Yellow 

20186 Frosty White Flame E 12686 Yellow Flame 

12677 Frosty Yellow 18655 Mix Flame 

12679 Golden Flame F 12678 Mix Frosty. 

12680 Golden Yellow Silver leaf mix. 

18656 Lemon Shades 20185 Mix Frosty Flame 

12681 Mahogany 19057 Mix Kiss and Tell 

12683 Orange 19059 Mix Kiss the Sun 

NEW! New Day Series 

Large flowers on more compact plants which are easier to 

grow. Orange is bright and clear without dark central ring. 

Height: 8-10 in. Coated seed. 

21151 Bronze Shades I 21155 White L 

21152 Clear Orange J 21156 Yellow M 

21154 Pink Shades K 21153 Mix 

Talent Series 

Cushions of finely pinnate silvery leaves, attractive plants 

for borders and beds. Height: 10 in 

12694 Orange 12697 White 

12695 Red Shades 12698 Yellow 

12696 Rose Shades 12693 Mix N 

Geranium 


Crop Time: 4 in. 10-15 weeks 

Ivy-Leaf 

Summer Showers Series 

Cascading 12-14 in. For hanging baskets allow 17-18 

weeks. Ask for separate colors. 

12783 Summer Showers Mix O 

Tornado Series 

Cascading citrus scented foliage. Allow 14-16 weeks. 


12787 Bicolor Duet. 12794 Pink 

Rose and lilac bicolor. 12795 Red 

12788 Carmine 12796 Rose 

12790 Fuchsia 12797 White 

12791 Lilac 12792 Mix P 

Early Multiflora 

Multibloom Series 

Best geranium for the South; likes it hot. Very early and 

uniform blooming. A 4 in. pot will finish in 12 weeks 


Geranium | Bedding Plants 

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and can be expected to produce up to 15 flower heads 

that sport large, full rounded florets. Height: 10-12 in. 


12723 Bright Rose 12733 Red 

12724 Capri. Coral rose. 12728 Salmon 

19729 Coral CZ A 12729 Scarlet 

12725 Lavender 12730 Scarlet/Eye 

12727 Orchid 21192 NEW! Violet CZ B 

12732 Pink 12731 White 

Elite Series 

An early multiflora type. Cycocel responsive. Height: 8-10 in. 


12702 Cherry 12705 Salmon 


12704 Red 12707 White C 

Standard (Zonal) 

Black Velvet Series 

First hybrid Geranium with dark, chocolate leaf centers and 

green edges. Best when grown under cool conditions, 70°F. 

or less. Height: 10 in. Ask for separate colors. 

12700 Black Velvet Rose. AAS Winner. D 

BullsEye Series 

Unique rich chocolate foliage, even under high light conditions. 

Reliable and uniform performance, long shelf life. 

Total crop time 14-16 weeks. Height: 12-14 in. Filmcoated 

seed. 

18658 Cherry 18662 Scarlet E 

18659 Light Pink 18660 Mix 

18661 Salmon 

Maverick Series 

Bred for high density mass production. Required half the 

Cycocel than other varieties. Ideal for 4 in., 6 in., and larger 

containers. Better controlled habit in garden than Pinto. 


12708 Appleblossom 12718 Salmon 

12714 Coral 19065 Salmon Confetti F 

12709 Lavender 12712 Scarlet 

12710 Light Salmon 12713 Scarlet Eye 

12715 Orange 12719 Star. Blush with rose eye 

12716 Pink and petal edge. H 

12711 Quicksilver. Light pink. 12720 Violet 

12717 Red G 12721 White 

NEW! Mint Chocolate Series 

Unique shaped, chocolate colored foliage with a mintgreen 

edge. Height: 12 in. Filmcoated seed. 

21189 Candy I 21191 Mix 

21190 Cherry J 

Moulin Rouge 

Bright scarlet blooms with medium zone. Best in the 

landscape. Height: 8-10 in. Filmcoated seed. 

12722 Moulin Rouge 

NEW! Premium Pinto Series 

Improved for; earliness, uniformity, and habit, with better 

branching and shorter flower stems. Highest quality flowers 

and plant appearance. Easier shipping. Height: 10-12 in. 


21193 Coral K 21197 Salmon O 

21194 Deep Red L 21198 Salmon Splash P 

21195 Deep Rose M 21199 Scarlet Q 

21196 Lavender N 21200 Violet R 

Orbit Series 

Strong leaf zone and good basal branching. Height: 12-14 


12738 Cardinal S 12746 Red 

12735 Deep Salmon 12747 Rose 

12744 Orchid 12750 Violet T 

12745 Pink 

Synchro Orbit Series 

The Synchro grouping are varieties which are uniform in 

timing and habit. Ideal for bench run sales. Height: 12-14 


12734 Appleblossom 12749 Scarlet 

12742 Hot Pink U 12751 White 

12748 Salmon 19743 Mix 

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Ringo 2000 Series 

Ideally suited for production in 3 in. pots and jumbo 

packs. Ideal for high density production. Height: 12-14 in. 


12763 Cardinal 12770 Pink 

12764 Coral 12771 Rose Star 

12765 Deep Red A 12772 Salmon 

12766 Deep Rose 12773 Scarlet Star 

12767 Deep Scarlet 12774 Violet 

12768 Lavender 12775 White 

NEW! Divas Series 

Breakthrough genetics provide many unique colors. Height: 

12 in. Filmcoated seed. 

21157 Ice Orange B 21161 Picotee Mix E 

21158 Ice Red C 12776 Ripples Blueberry F 

21159 Ice Rose D 12777 Ripples Raspberry G 

21160 Picotee Cherry 12778 Ripples Strawberry H 

21162 Picotee Red 21165 Ripples Mix 

21163 Picotee Salmon 21166 Rosy Glow I 

21164 Picotee Violet 21167 Star J 

Gomphrena 


(Globe Amaranth) 

72°-75°F 9-12 days. Cover or uncover seed. 


Buddy Series 

Compact, mounded plants that are very durable even in hot 

dry climates. Clean seed. Height: 6 in. 

12938 Purple K 12940 White 

12939 Rose 

Las Vegas Series 

A landscape gomphrena, perfect for 4 ½ in. pot production. 


19804 Pink 19777 White 

19731 Purple 19803 Mix L 

Gourds 


Small Sorts 

A wide range of both smooth and warted. 

12954 Small Sorts Mix M 

Gypsophila 

muralis 


Gypsy Series 

Double flowered, bedding and hanging basket. Height: 

10-14 in. Multi-seed pellets. 

12999 Deep Rose. AAS Winner. N 

13000 Pink. AAS Winner. O 

Helenium 

amarum 


Crop Time: Packs 8-11 weeks 

Dakota 

Bright gold, daisy like flowers over fine-textured green 

foliage. Drought tolerant, likes high heat, either high or 

low humidity; also performs well in cool, rainy conditions. 

Height: 12-14 in. Multi-seed Pellets. 

13006 Dakota Gold P 

Hibiscus 

Acetosella 

68° F. 2-3 days. Cover seed. 

Crop Time: 4 ½ in. pot. 9-11 weeks 

NEW! Mahogany Splendor 

Deep burgundy, maple-leaf shape foliage with serrated 

edges. Tall landscape plant that can be used as a pond 

plant, grown directly in water. Pelleted seed. Height: 3-5 ft. 

21228 Mahogany Splendor Q 


Impatiens | Bedding Plants 

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Hollyhock 

Also see Perennials 

Alcea rosea annua 


Crop Time: 4-4 ½ in. pot. 12-14 weeks 

Hollyhock Spring Celebrities Series 

Very early, naturally dwarf, long flowering from May to 

October. Double to semi-double flowers. Excellent branching. 

Blooms first year. Height: 2 ft. 

20249 Carmine Rose A 20254 Pink E 

20250 Crimson B 20255 Purple F 

20251 Lemon C 20256 White G 

20252 Lilac D 20253 Mix H 

Hypoestes 

(Polka Dot Plant) 



XL Confetti Series 

Extra large plants. Good for garden beds. Height: 18-24 in. 

13076 Carmine Rose 13078 Wine Red I 

13077 Red 20257 Mix 

20258 White 

Splash Select Series J 

Dwarf compact plants. Good in 4 in. pots. 

13079 Pink 13081 Rose 

13080 Red 13082 White 

Impatiens 

wallerana 



Accent Series 

Seedling performance is better than ever. Proven to have 

better pack and garden performance. Height: 10-12 in. 

13102 NEW! Bright Eye 13115 New! Rose Premium Q 

Premium K 

13096 Rose Star 

13086 Burgundy 13116 New! Salmon Premium 

13105 Coral 13097 Salmon Picotee 

21232 NEW! Deep Orange 13120 New! Violet Premium R 

Premium L 

13098 NEW! Violet Star 

13090 Deep Pink Premium S 

13091 Lavender Blue 13099 Watermelon. 

13106 NEW! Lilac Premium M Salmon rose. 

13092 Midnight Rose. 13121 New! White Premium T 

Dark leaved. 

13089 Mix Cranberry Punch 

13111 Orange 13109 Mix Mystic 

13110 NEW! Orange Star 13112 Mix Pastel 

Premium N 

19083 Mix Peek A Boo 

13113 New! Pink Premium O 13093 Mix Peppermint 

13094 Pink Picotee 13118 Mix Star 

13114 NEW! Red Premium P 13119 Mix Sunrise 

13095 Red Star 13108 NEW! Mix Premium 

Carnival Series 

High level of seedling vigor and uniformity. Extra large 

flowers on compact plants. Heat and sun resistant. Height: 

8-10 in. 

20261 Blush 13152 Rose 

13140 Cranberry 13153 Rose Star 

13142 Deep Rose 13154 Salmon 

13143 Lavender Blue 13155 Scarlet 

13144 Lilac 13157 Violet 

13145 Metallic Deep Salmon 13158 White 

13146 Metallic Lilac 13139 Mix Blue Moods 

21236 Metallic Pink Shades 13149 Mix Pastel Blend 

13148 Orange 13156 Mix Summer Fruits 

13150 Pink 13147 Mix U 

13151 Red 

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Impreza Series 

Plants do not have a central stem. All stems grow outward, 

not up. Bred to have longer shelf life. Garden height stays 

lower too. Height: 6-8 in. 

20262 Blue Pearl 21237 NEW! Mix Passion B 

20263 Cherry Splash 20265 Mix Pink Spring 

21238 NEW! Pink A 20266 Mix Rally 

20271 Pink Splash 20267 Mix Red White 

20272 Red 20268 Mix South Beach 

20273 Rose 20269 Mix Watercolor 

20274 Salmon 20270 Mix Wedgewood 

20275 Violet 20264 Mix C 

20276 White 

Mosaic Series 

Unique pattern gives a textured look. In the garden, Mosaic 

has a slightly larger habit than Accents. Height: 8-10 in. 

13169 Coral 13173 Rose 

13170 Lilac 13168 Mix Impressions D 

13171 Orange 20305 Mix 

13172 Red 

Super Elfin XP Series 

XP stands for Xtra Performance, Precision, and Profit for 

growers. Industry standard for retail shelf life. Better 

branching and improved flower power. Height: 8-10 in. 

13187 Blue Pearl. Lilac blue. 21240 New! Salmon Splash F 

20328 Cherry Splash E 13210 Scarlet 

13192 Coral 20332 Violet Starburst 

13193 Deep Pink 13214 Violet 

13198 Melon 13215 White 

13202 Pink 18688 Mix Bold 

19334 Punch 19715 Mix Clear 

20330 Red Starburst 18689 Mix Hot 

13204 Red 19695 Mix Red White 

20331 Rose Starburst 20329 Mix Starburst G 

13205 Rose 18691 Mix Stellar 

13207 Salmon 18690 Mix H 

Swirl Series 

Unique picotee patterned colors, have strong retail appeal. 


13229 Coral 13230 Mix Monet I 

13231 Pink 

13228 Raspberry. Deep fuchsia and hot rose. 

Tempo Series 

Consistent seed quality, garden performance, compact 

plant habit, and uniformly large flower size. Height: 8-10 in. 

13232 Blue Satin 13265 Strawberry Butterfly 

13234 Burgundy 13266 Violet 

13237 Cherry Butterfly 21244 NEW! Violet Star M 

13238 Cinnamon. Hot red. 13267 Watermelon. 

21241 NEW! Coral Bee J Dark cherry eye. 

13241 Crimson 13269 White 

13243 Deep Pink 13235 Mix Butterfly N 

13245 Lavender 13236 Mix Cancun. Salmon, 

13248 Lipstick orange, red shades. 

13250 Orange 13242 Mix Crystal. Dark colors 

21242 NEW! Orange Star K with pastels. 

13254 Peach Frost. Soft peach, 13244 Mix Frosty 

edged dark scarlet. 13252 Mix Pastel 

13256 Pink 13261 Mix Rouge. Reds from 

13257 Pink Frost pinks to crimson. 

13258 Punch. Warm scarlet 13263 Mix Salsa. Red, white 

carmine. 

and peach frost. 

13259 Red 13268 Mix Wedgewood. 

13260 Rose Blues, and white. 

21243 NEW! Rose Star L 13249 Mix 

13264 Scarlet 

Xtreme Series 

Uniform, early and compact series with superior seed 

quality. Stretch-resistant on the bench and at retail. Hteight 

8-10 in. 

13270 Deep Salmon 13279 Rose 

13272 Lavender 13281 Salmon 

13273 Lilac 13283 Scarlet 

18692 Orange 13286 Violet Q 

13277 Pink O 13287 White R 

13278 Red P 13275 Mix 


Lobelia | Bedding Plants 

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New Guinea 

I.hawkerii 


Crop Time: Packs, 11-13 weeks. 

Divine Series 

Professional high quality propagated, New Guinea 

Impatiens. Seed form allows for production mechanization 

compared with unrooted vegetative. One-week flowering 

window across the entire series. Ask for separate colors. 

Height: 10-14 in. Ask for separate colors. 

20306 Orange Bronze Leaf A 19708 Mix B 

Iresine 



Purple Lady 

Dark purple foliage, darker in full sun. Low spreading habit 

3-4 ft. in containers and as groundcover. Height: 6-8 in. 

13289 Purple Lady C 

Isotoma 

hybrida 


Crop time: 14-17 weeks 

Tristar Series 

All 3 colors equal in earliness and performance with predictable 

culture. Flowers from Spring to late Fall. Height: 8 

in. Pelleted seed. 

18694 Deep Blue D 19086 Sky Blue F 

18696 Pink E 18698 White G 

Leycesteria 

Formosa 


Crop Time: 4-6 in. pot, 14-16 weeks 

NEW! Jealousy 

Bright chartreuse foliage with big habit. All-season interest 

in landscape. Sell as annual, perennial, or shrub. Soft pinch 

in plug tray, no PGRs. Multi-seed pellet. Height: 3-5 ft. 

21249 Jealousy H 

Linaria 

hybrida 


Crop Time: Pots, 9-11 weeks 

Enchantment 

Small, snapdragon-like flowers are a very intense magenta 

color with a gold bee. Raspberry/grape fragrance. Heat 

tolerance. Best suited to Spring and Autumn premium pack 

and 4 in. pot sales for bedding and mixed container use. 

Height: 14-16 in. Multi-seed Pellet. 

13360 Enchantment I 

Fantasy Series 

Dwarf with a compact habit. A cool season crop that 

appears delicate, but is weather tolerant and requires 

little maintenance. Mass border planting. Height: 8-10 in. 

Pelleted seed. Ask for separate colors. 

13367 Fantasy Mix Spring J 

Lobelia 




Fuseables 

First professional quality, single species multi-seed pellets. 

Each pellet contains two lobelia varieties. Fuseables 

deliver a more natural looking mix of plants that grow well 

together. Trialed and tested in the lab and in the greenhouse. 

Fuseables makes sowing and growing easier. 

20921 Bed O’Roses. Riviera Rose and Rosamond K 

20918 Blues Brothers. Riviera Mid Blue and Crystal Palace L 

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Fuseables Series continued 

20920 Ol’ Blue Eyes. Riviera Blue Eyes and Mrs. Clibran. A 

20919 White Knights. Riviera White and White Lady. B 

Palace Series 

Uniform in pack, pot and garden. Considerably earlier than 

the original Crystal Palace types. Height: 5 in. 

13519 Blue 13522 Royal. Violet blue. 

13518 Blue with Eye C 13523 Sky Blue 

13521 Lilac 13524 White 

Detailed seed. 10 weeks. 

13635 Granada M 13643 Red P 

13637 Marietta N 13644 Yellow Q 

13641 Orange O 13639 Mix 

Durango Series (Anemone flowered) 

Large 2-2 ½ in. flowers. Height: 1-12 in. Detailed seed. 

13650 Bee 13657 Red 

13651 Bolero R 13658 Tangerine 

13652 Flame S 13659 Yellow 

13653 Gold 13656 Mix Outback 

13655 Orange 13654 Mix T 

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Marigold 



French 

Tagetes patula 

Aurora Yellow Fire (Anemone flowered) 

Early, compact and large flowered. Broad petal. Height: 

8-15 in. 9 weeks. Detailed seed. 

13601 Aurora Yellow Fire D 

Bonanza Series 

Large, 2-2 ½ in. flowers, shortest crop time and a wide 

range of colors. Height: 10-12 in. Detailed seed. 

13603 Bee E 13607 Harmony I 

21270 NEW! Deep Orange F 13609 Orange J 

13605 Flame G 13610 Yellow K 

13606 Gold H 13608 Mix 

Boy Series 

Large blooms. Free flowering on compact uniform plants. 

Height: 8-10 in. Detailed seed. 9-10 weeks. 

13611 Golden 13619 Spry 

13613 Harmony 13621 Yellow 

13617 Orange 13615 Mix O’ Boy L 

Disco Series (Single flowered) 

Single 2 in. flowers. Good rain tolerance. Height: 10-14 in. 

Hero Series 

Extra large flowers on compact, early blooming plants. 

Blooms 2-2 ½ in. across. Height: 8-10 in. Detailed seed. 

10 weeks. 

13665 Bee 19099 Orange Bee U 

13666 Flame 13671 Spry V 

13667 Gold 13672 Yellow 

13668 Harmony 13669 Mix W 1 

13670 Orange 

Honeycomb 

Light maroon with gold border. Detailed seed. 10 weeks. 

13674 Honeycomb 

Janie Series 

Good choice for southern markets and late season sales in 

the north. Height: 8-10 in. Detailed seed. 7 weeks. 

13681 Bright Yellow 13689 Primrose X 

13683 Deep Orange 13690 Spry 

13684 Flame 13691 Tangerine 

13685 Gold 13688 Mix 

13687 Harmony 

Little Hero Series 

Excellent in areas with very warm summers, they stay 

dwarf even in hot weather. Largest flower size in their 

height class. Height: 8 in. Detailed seed. 8 weeks. 

13705 Fire Y 13715 Yellow 

13712 Orange 13711 Mix W 2 


Melampodium | Bedding Plants 

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Safari Series (Anemone flowered) 

Extra large flowers. Height: 8-10 in. Detailed seed. 9 weeks. 

13733 Bolero 13747 Tangerine A 


13737 Orange 13750 Yellow Fire 

13744 Red 13736 Mix B 

13746 Scarlet 

African 

Tagetes erecta 

Antigua Series 

Early and base branching plants which are mounded and 

are completely covered with bright, fully double blooms. 



13583 Orange 13582 Mix C 

13584 Primrose 

Crush Series 

Best for 4 in. pots, especially where stretching has been a 

problem. Height: 10-12 in. Detailed seed. 11-12 weeks. 

13628 Papaya. Gold. D 13630 Pumpkin. Orange. F 

13629 Pineapple. Yellow. E 13627 Mix Guys and Dolls 

Discovery Series 

Fully double blooms shed water rather than collecting it. 

Super performer in packs, pots and outstanding in the 

garden. Greenhouses Height: 6-8 in. Garden Height: 8-10 

in. Detailed seed. 11 weeks. 

13647 Orange 13645 Mix G 

13649 Yellow 

Inca II Series 

Neat habit and large, fully double flowers on strong stems. 


13675 Gold H 13679 Yellow K 

13677 Orange I 13676 Mix 

13678 Primrose J 

Moonsong Deep Orange 

Most like Inco II, but a little taller. Height: 12-15 in. 

Detailed seed. 

19895 Moonsong Deep Orange. AAS Winner. L 

NEW! Moonstruck Series 

Large, fully double 4 ½ in. flowers on strong stems. Ideal 

for 4 in. pots and larger. Height: 12-15 in. Detailed seed. 

21295 Deep Orange M 20399 Orange O 

21297 Lemon Yellow N 20401 Yellow P 

Perfection Series 

Fully double, perfectly rounded flower heads gives good 

weather tolerance. Flower heads are held above the 

foliage on sturdy stems and the plants have a neat habit. 

Height: 18 in. Detailed seed. 11-12 weeks. 


13728 Orange 13727 Mix Q 

Vanilla 

Replaces Sweet Cream, having tighter flower centers 

which shed water better, plus darker green foliage. Flower 

size up to 3 in. Crop time 11 weeks. Height: 16 in. Detailed 

seed. 

18717 Vanilla R 

Melampodium 

paludosum 


Casino 

Taller and more vigorous than Lemon Delight. Knee-high in 

the garden. Loves hot and humid climates. 

20412 Casino Light Yellow S 

Derby 

Compact globe shaped plants are literally covered with 

bright golden yellow blooms. 14-16 in. 

13778 Derby T 

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Golden Globe 

Earliest and most dwarf variety. Darkest foliage contrast 

with deepest golden flowers. Blooms May through September. 

Likes it hot but keep well watered. Height: 6-8 in. 

13779 Golden Globe A 

Lemon Delight 

The light yellow flowered companion to Million Gold. 


13780 Lemon Delight B 

Million 

1 in. single daisy like golden yellow blooms on dwarf 

plants suitable for pack and 4 in. It does particularly well 

in hot humid climates. Pot height 4 ½ in. at first bloom. 


13781 Million Gold C 

Showstar 

Star shaped golden yellow blossoms cover the bushy 

plants. Height:14-16 in. 

13782 Showstar D 

Millet See Ornamental Grass 

Mimulus See Pot Plant Section 

Monarda hybrida 

60-65°F. 14-21 days. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: 12-14 weeks 

Bergamo 

Unique early compact annual Monarda with intense rose 

purple flowers. Strong mildew tolerance. Reacts well on 

Alar. Blooms May-August. Height: 20-28 in. 

18718 Bergamo E 

Morning Glory 

Also see Pot Plants 

Ipomoea 


Crop Time: Flower 5-6 weeks 

Cardinal Climber (I. x multifida) 

Red flowers, feathery divided leaves. Vines 6-12 ft. 

18955 Cardinal Climber F 

Clark’s Heavenly Blue (I. tricolor) 

Sky blue flowers. Vines 12 ft. 

13814 Clark’s Heavenly Blue G 

Cypress Vine (I. Quamoclit) 

Tubular five lobed red flowers, fine cut leaves. Vines 6-12 ft. 

18956 Cypress Vine H 

Early Call (I. tricolor) 

Large 4 in. flowers. Includes red, violet, pink, sky blue, 

chocolate and rose. Medium vine. 

13815 Early Call Mix 

Grandpa Ott (I. purpurea) 

Heirloom variety with deepest purple flowers. Tall vine. 

13816 Grandpa Ott I 

White Moonflower (I. noctiflora) 

Huge fragrant white flowers, open at night. Vines 10 ft. 

13822 White Moonflower 

Multi-Species Fuseables 

First professional quality, multi-species multi-seed pellets. 

Each pellet contains two different species. Fuseables 

deliver a more natural looking mix of plants that grow well 

together. Trialed and tested in the lab and in the greenhouse. 

Fuseables makes sowing and growing easier. 

21309 NEW! Blue Dawn. Petunia Easy Wave Rosy Dawn and 

Bacopa Blutopia. J 

20913 Cotton Candy. Petunia Shock Wave Pink Vein and Bacopa 

Blutopia Blue. K 


Nierembergia | Bedding Plants 

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20914 Silk N Satin. Petunia Shock Wave Pink Shades and Bacopa 

Snowtopia White. A 

13834 Peach. Cream w/red dots. D 

13833 Yellow. Bright cream-yellow. E 

Mustard Ornamental 

Brassica japonica 

Crop Time: 6 in. pot 10 weeks 

Red Mustard 

Unique foliage alternative, adds color and texture to beds 

and mixed containers in fall and spring. 

13823 Red Mustard B 

Myosotis sylvatica 

(Forget-Me-Not) 

sylvatica 

68-74°F, 3-5 days. Cover seed 

Crop Time: Packs and 4 ½ in. pots 9-13 weeks 

Mon Amie Blue 

First myosotis not requiring vernalization, saving 3-6 

months crop time. Dainty light blue flowers. Not reliably 

hardy. Height: 6-8 in. 

18719 Mon Amie Blue C 

Nasturtium 



Glorious Gleam 

Trailing or climbing type. 5 ft. 

13831 Glorious Gleam Mix 

Jewel 

Finest dwarf type. Height: 10 in. 

13832 Jewel Mix 

Melba Series 

Dwarf compact plants, carrying flowers well above the 

foliage. Unique colors with contrasting deep green foliage. 

No growth regulators needed. Height: 12-16 in. 

Nemesia 

foetans 



Poetry Series 

Cool season crop is best suited to Spring and Autumn 

premium pack and 4 in. pot sales for bedding and mixed 

container use. Height: 12-14 in. Pelleted seed. 

21310 Blue. More compact. F 21313 White. Most fragrant H 

21311 Lavender Pink G 21312 Mix 

Nicotiana 

(Ornamental Tobacco) 



Perfume Series 

Excellent for landscaping, or as a specimen plant highly 

scented. Ideal for 4 in. pot production for summer sales. 

Height: 20 in. Pelleted seed. 

19342 Antique Lime I 13863 Lime M 

13859 Blue J 13865 Red N 

13860 Bright Rose K 13866 White O 

13861 Deep Purple. L 13864 Mix 

AAS Winner. 

Nierembergia 

hippomanica violacea 


Crop Time: Green Packs 6-8 weeks 

Robe Series 

Easy to germinate. For bedding and hanging baskets. Also 

very nice as edging in the border when direct sown. Single 

1 in. flowers. Height: 8 in. 

13877 Robe Purple P 13878 Robe White Q 

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ecklonis 

68-70°F, 8-12 days. Cover seed. 

Crop Time: 4 in. pot 14-16 weeks 

NEW! Akila Series 

Uniform habit across all colors and highest seed quality, 

make Akila the best seed Osteospermum. Branches without 

pinching. Excellent in the landscape. Height: 16-20 in. 

21318 Lavender Shades 21319 Mix A 

21320 Purple 

21321 White. Blushes in landscape. 

Asti Series 

First seed Osteospermum in separate colors. Benefits of 

seed vs. cutting; no virus, tag, or royalty. Same heat and 

cold tolerance as vegetative Tradewinds. Height: 17-20 in. 

18721 Lavender Shades 18723 White. AAS Winner. 

16574 Purple 18722 Mix B 

Passion 

Semi cold tolerant annual, ideal for 4-6 in. pots, large 

containers and for mass plantings in cooler growing areas. 

The mixture consists of pink, rose, purple, and white, 2-2 ½ 

in. single blooms with azure blue centers. Height: 10-16 in. 

13895 Passion Mix. AAS Winner. C 

Pansy 

Viola x wittrockiana 



Medium Flowered (2-2 ½ in.) 

Mariposa Series 

Strong, robust root system. Ideal for fall market and late 

spring sales, stems are non-stretching. Height: 5-7 in. 

18737 Beaconsfield 14119 Rosy Sunset. Antique 

21505 NEW! Black D yellow, rose blotch. I 

14105 Blue Blotch 14120 True Blue 

18738 Blue Over Yellow E 14121 Violet w/Face 

14107 Fire F 14122 White 

14108 Lavender Shades 14123 White Blotch 

14109 Light Blue 14124 Yellow 

14110 Marina 14125 Yellow Blotch 

14112 Orange 19113 Mix Blotch 

14113 Orange Blotch 14106 Mix Citrus 

14114 Peach Shades G 19114 Mix Clear 

14115 Primrose Shades 19115 Mix Endless Summer 

21523 NEW! Purple H 19116 Mix Pacifico 

14116 Red Blotch 19117 Mix Sunny Skies 

14117 Red Wing 14111 Mix 

14118 Rose Blotch 

Large Flowered (2 ½-3 ½ in.) 

Crown Series 

Early, uniform habit with bright clear blooms. Primed seed. 

13917 Azure. Light blue. 13925 Scarlet 

13918 Blue 13926 White 

13919 Cream 13927 Yellow 

13920 Golden 13916 Yellow Splash. J 

13922 Orange Cream w/yellow blotch. 

13923 Purple 13921 Mix K 

13924 Rose 

Delta Premium Series 

Continuous flowering under low light. Height: 4-5 in. 

13949 Deep Blue w/Blotch 13958 Pure Yellow 

20439 Gold Blotch 20443 Purple Medley M 

20440 Marina 13959 Red w/Blotch 

13951 Neon Violet L 13963 Rose w/Blotch 

17669 Primrose w/Blotch 13965 Tapestry 

13953 Pure Golden Yellow 18727 True Blue 

13954 Pure Lemon. Deeper 20444 Violet & White N 

than Primrose. 13969 White w/Blotch 

18726 Pure Light Blue 13961 Yellow w/Blotch 

13955 Pure Primrose 13960 Yellow w/Purple Wing 

13956 Pure Violet 20441 Mix O 

13957 Pure White 

Dynamite Series 

Short day, low light, cool. 


Pansy | Bedding Plants 

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Dynamite Blotched Series 

13971 Beacon Blue 13986 Purple Rose & White 

13972 Beacon Rose 13990 Red w/Blotch 

20451 Blueberry Thrill 13989 Red & Yellow 

13976 Blue w/Blotch 13996 White w/Blotch 

21385 NEW! Blue Jeans A 13997 Wine Flash. 

13974 Blue & White Shades Burgundy red w/yellow. 

13979 Deep Blue w/Blotch 13999 Yellow w/Blotch 

13980 Deep Rose w/Blotch 13973 Mix Dynamite Blotch B 

Dynamite Clear Series 

13975 Blue Center. Azure blue 20455 Rose 

with blue center. 13993 Scarlet 

13978 Cream 13995 Strawberry 

13981 Lavender 13998 Yellow 

13982 Light Blue 21391 Mix Daffodil Designer 

13984 Orange 13994 Mix Silhouette 

13987 Pure White 21392 Mix Waterfall Designer 

13988 Purple 13977 Mix Dynamite Clear C 

Imperial Series 

Very large flowers with unique colors. Early blooming, 

compact-heat resistant-long flowering strain. 

14027 Antique Shades 14029 Beacon 

14033 Frosty Rose. Rosy purple shading to lilac. 

14035 Gold Princess. Gold with red blotch. 

14037 Lavender Shades 

14042 Silver Blue. Rich silvery blue, short stems. 

14032 Mix Frosty. Blend of Frosty varieties. 

14043 Mix Unique. All Unique Imperial colors. D 

Inspire Series 

Combines all the benefits of Fama X series with the newest 

genetics on the market. 

21428 NEW! Blue Angel E 14018 Purple & White 

21429 NEW! Blue Velvet F 14019 Red w/Blotch 

14007 Blue w/Blotch 19810 Rose 

14008 Carmine w/Blotch 14020 Ruby 

21430 NEW! Deep Blue 19811 Scarlet 

w/Blotch G 

19102 Silver Blue w/Blotch 

14010 Deep Orange 21433 NEW! Terracotta J 

14011 Golden Yellow 18729 True Blue 

18728 Lavender Pink 18730 Violet & Yellow 

21431 NEW! Lemon w/Red 14022 White 

Blotch H 

14023 White w/Blotch 

14012 Lilac Shades 14024 White w/Red Blotch 

21432 NEW! Lilac w/Blotch I 18731 Yellow w/Red Wing 

14014 Peach Shades 14025 Yellow w/Blotch 

14015 Primrose 14009 Mix Clear Face 

14016 Purple 14000 Mix Blotched 

14017 Purple & Orange 14013 Mix K 

Karma Series 

Compact and bushy habit. Strong roots establish quickly. 

Containers: packs and larger. Height: 6-8 in. 

18732 Beaconsfield 14074 Rose Blotch 

14063 Blue Blotch 18735 Rose Fire O 

14064 Blue Butterfly L 14076 True Blue 

14065 Deep Blue Blotch 18736 Violet w/Face 

18733 Deep Orange 14077 White 

14066 Denim 14078 White Blotch 

14067 Fire 14079 Yellow 

14069 Lavender Shades 14080 Yellow Blotch 

18734 Light Blue 19105 Mix Blaze 

21447 NEW! Midnight Sun M 19106 Mix Blotch 

19109 Primrose 19107 Mix Blues 

19110 Purple 20466 Mix Citrix 

19813 Purple Wing N 19108 Mix Clear 

14072 Red Blotch 19112 Mix Swallowtail 

14073 Rose 14070 Mix 

Giant Flowered (3 ½-4 in.) 

Majestic Giant II Series 

Faster to flower than the original. Compact habit reduces 

the need for growth regulators. 

14091 Blue & White. Blue cap. 14101 Rose w/Blotch 

20468 Blue Jeans P 14102 Sherry. Light pink, 

14092 Deep Blue w/Blotch yellow to dark pink. S 

14093 Fire Q 14103 White w/Blotch 

14094 Marina 14104 Yellow w/Blotch 

14096 Ocean w/Blotch 21488 Mix Designer 

14097 Patricia. Purple rose Blue Bayou 

w/cream blotch. R 21489 Mix Designer Bonfire 

14098 Purple w/Blotch 21490 Mix Designer 

14099 Red w/Blotch Girl Friends 

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Pansy continued 

Majestic Giant II Series continued 

14100 Rosalyn. Rose to pink 14095 Mix 

shades with a blotch. A 

Mammoth Series 

Most uniform giant flowered series on the market. Height: 

6-8 in. 

19814 Big Red 19750 Queen Yellow Bee 

19688 Blue-Ti-Ful 19817 Rocky Rose 

19696 Deep Blue Dazzle 19746 Sangria Punch C 

19778 Glamarama White 19747 Viva La Violet 

19816 On Fire 19818 White Hot 

20475 Pink Berry B 19741 Mix Masquerade 

19748 Prima Yellorina 19815 Mix 

Martrix Series 

Design-engineered to make plants with superior structure 

and holdability, while minimizing waste and unacceptable 

performance. Height: 8 in. Ask for separate colors. 

18752 Martrix Mix D 

Super Swiss 

Non hybrid special blend for florists, outstanding in form and 

range of dark, rich colors. Most of the blooms are waved. 

14174 Super Swiss Reselected Mix 

Thriller Series 

Premium XL flowers on compact plant which performs 

under high heat without stretching. Excellent for fall sales. 

20511 Primrose 20515 Wine 

21666 NEW! Purple 20516 Yellow w/Blotch 

20512 Red w/Blotch 20510 Mix E 

20514 White 

XXL Series 

Robust growth and large flowers under extreme early 

season conditions. Performs well in high light and high 

temperatures. Shorter flower stems with foliage that fills 

out the plant under the flower. Height: 8-10 in. 

14204 Blue w/Blotch 14210 Red w/Blotch 

14205 Golden 14211 Rose w/Blotch 

14206 Golden Yellow 19821 White 

14207 Purple 14212 White w/Blotch 

14208 Purple & White 14213 Yellow w/Blotch 

14209 Red & Yellow 14203 Blotch Mix F 

Specialty (Unique pansies) 

Baby Bingo 

Unique mix of blue and purple denim shades. Flower size: 

2 in. 

13899 Baby Bingo Denim G 

NEW! Cats Series 

Unprecedented and striking ‘whiskers’ pattern on large 

flowers. Height: 6-8 in. 

20420 Light Blue H 20425 White L 

20422 Orange I 20426 Yellow M 

20423 Purple & White J 20421 Mix N 

20424 Red & Gold K 

Fizzy Series 

Ruffled series with high seed quality. Better ruffling in 

cooler temperatures. Height: 6-8 in. 

20457 Grape O 19103 Lemonberry P 

Frizzle Sizzle Series 

Ruffled, 3 in. blotched blooms of very early, compact plants. 

19713 Blue 21423 NEW! Raspberry 

19725 Burgundy 19734 Yellow 

21419 NEW! Orange 19735 Yellow w/Blue Swirl 

21421 NEW! Passion Fruit 19812 Mix Q 

Halloween II 

Medium size blooms, pure black. Height: 6-8 in. 

14026 Halloween II 

Joker Series 

Unique color combinations, blooms 2-3 in. 

14062 Jolly. AAS Winner. Orange with purple wings. 

14056 Light Blue. Blue with white face. 

14057 Mahogany Gold. Red-brown w/gold face. 

14059 Poker Face. Violet w/orange face. 


Pepper Ornamental | Bedding Plants 

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14060 Red Gold. Golden orange w/red whiskers. 

14061 Violet Gold. Violet w/yellow whiskers. 

14058 Mix A 

Padparadja 

Unique bright orange 1 ½-2 in. blooms on short stems. 

14145 Padparadja. AAS Winner. 

Ultima Series 

Unique distinctive color patterns. Early to bloom. Flower 

size 2-2 ½ in. Height: 6 in. 

14196 Morpho. AAS Winner. Bright pastel blue with a golden 

yellow center. B 

20518 Purple Lace. Deep purple with edge. Primed seed. C 

Trailing 

NEW! Freefall Series 

A real trailing pansy from seed, with true winter flowering 

performance. Vigorous spreading habit and medium 2 in. 

flowers. Sustained day-length neutral flowering ensures 

color even through winter months. Height: 6-8 in. Primed 

seed. 

21410 Deep Violet D 21414 Purple & White G 

21411 Golden Yellow E 21415 Purple Wing H 

21412 Lavender F 21413 Mix 

Plentifall Series 

A perennial/winter hardy pansy with a spreading habit and 

great landscape performance. No PGR’s, no pinch. 

21613 NEW! Frost 21614 NEW! Yellow 

20495 Lavender Blue 20927 NEW! Mix Blueberry 

20497 Purple Wing Frost 

20499 White 20496 Mix I 

Pentas 

lanceolata 



Kaleidoscope Series 

Reduced crop time and less PGR’s means reduced production 

costs. Very vigorous growth habit with good basal 

branching. Use: landscapes, large flower beds and containers. 


14233 Appleblossom 14236 Lilac 

14234 Carmine 19139 Pink 

14235 Deep Red 19138 Mix K 

19137 Deep Rose 

Northern Lights 

More tolerant to cooler growing temperatures, low pH 

levels and as free flowering in cool as in hot settings. 

Unique flowers continue to open for season long color. 


18775 Northern Lights Lavender L 

Pepper Ornamental 


Capsicum annuum 



Black Pearl 

Foliage is greenish when young and becomes glossy black 

with maturity. Black fruit matures to dark red. Height: 14-18 in. 

14281 Black Pearl. AAS Winner. M 

J 

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L 

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Rain Series 

Vigorous, mounded and spreading plants produce 1 ½ in. 

blooms. For baskets and containers. 

19136 Blue & Purple. 14160 Frosty 

AAS Winner. J 14161 Purple 

Calico 

Strongly variegated purple/cream/green tricolor foliage and 

glossy black fruit. Weeks to finish 13-15. Height: 10-12 in. 

19145 Calico N 

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Pepper Ornamental continued 

Chilly Chili 

An excellent choice for landscape use. Non-pungent, child 

safe fruits. Greenish yellow fruits mature to dark red. Each 

fruit is 2-2 ½ in. long. Height: 9-10 in. 

14288 Chilly Chili. AAS Winner. A 

Garda Series 

Spectacular garden performance. Small cone fruits with 

long lasting color. Height: 16 in. 

19850 Chandelier. Matures from white to red. B 

19851 Fireworks. Matures from purple to red. C 

14297 Hocus Pocus. Matures white to orange. D 

14296 Tricolor. Mulicolored. Deep purple to red. E 

Purple Flash 

Leaves are almost black with flashes of bright purple. 


19147 Purple Flash F 

Sangria 

Striking purple and red, non-pungent fruits. Height: 10-12 in. 

19148 Sangria G 

Petunia 



Double Flowered 

Double Cascade Series (Grandiflora) 

More compact and 2-4 weeks earlier than the older 

grandiflora doubles. Huge, 3-4 in. heavily petaled flowers. 


14468 Blue 14476 Pink 

14470 Burgundy 17815 Plum Vein 

14474 Orchid Mist. 14478 Soft Pink 

Light lavender-pink. 14472 Mix H 

Double Glorious Series (Grandiflora) 

14511 Duet. Salmon and white 14772 Valentine. Red. 

bicolor. I 

14574 Mix J 

14687 Sonata. White. 

Pirouette Series (Grandiflora) 

Bicolors with white edges. 

14608 Purple K 14612 Rose M 

14610 Red L 

Tart Bonanza Mix (Multiflora) 

Double blooms 2 ½-3 in. 

14723 Tart Bonanza Mix 

Single Flowered 

Hedgiflora 

Cadenza Series 

Large habit, 3 ft. wide 1 ½ ft. high. Excellent recovery after 

rain and resists central plant split. Ideal for 4 in. and larger. 


19168 Rose Pink N 19170 Rose Red O 

19169 Rose 19171 Salmon Pink 

Tidal Wave Series 

Tallest of the Wave family, first growing outward then up 

forming a shrub like shape. Botrytis tolerant. Flower size 

2-2 ¼ in. Height: 16-22 in. Pelleted seed. 

14724 Cherry 14726 Purple 

14725 Hot Pink 14727 Silver. AAS Winner. P 

Spreading 

Avalanche Series 

Spreading habit that holds up better under wet weather. 

Tight blooming habit under short days. Spreads 2 ft. Height: 

6-8 in. Pelleted seed. 

14341 Lavender 14346 Salmon Shades 

14342 Lilac 14347 Tropical Red. Light red. 

14343 Pink 14348 White 

14244 Red 14338 Mix Beachcomber 

14345 Rose 19309 Mix Q 


Petunia | Bedding Plants 

A 

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Easy Wave Series 

Earlier, more mounded and less spreading than Wave 

series. Spreads: 2 ½-3 ft. Height: 8-12 in. Pelleted seed. 

14513 Blue 14520 Shell Pink 

19710 Burgundy Star 19755 Violet 

14514 Coral Reef 14523 White 

18802 Mystic Pink 20569 Mix Gelato A 

20572 Neon Rose 20570 Mix Great Lakes B 

20573 Pink Dawn 20571 Mix Opposites Attract 

14516 Pink 19774 Mix Plum Pudding C 

19717 Plum Vein 21727 NEW! Mix 

14517 Red South Beach D 

14518 Rosy Dawn. 19762 Mix Starfish 

Morn pattern. 

21728 NEW! Mix Sweet Tart E 

14519 Salmon 14515 Mix 

Opera Supreme Series 

Stays low and spreading up to 3 ft., not mounded, with better 

day length neutrality. Medium flowers with attractive 

sheen borne in great profusion from the centers to the tips 

of the plants. Landscape or hanging baskets. Height: 4-6 in. 


18803 Blue 14598 Pink Morn. AAS Winner. G 

18804 Coral 18807 Purple 

18805 Lavender 20583 Raspberry Ice H 

20582 Light Blue F 18808 Salmon 

18806 Lilac Ice 18809 White 

Ramblin Series 

Controlled habit is grower friendly. Easy to flower in early 

spring. Flowers cover the entire plant, including the crown. 

Mounding habit is landscape friendly. Container: 4 in and 

larger. Trails: 2-3 ft. Height: 10-14 in. Pelleted seed. 

14671 Burgundy Chrome 14683 Shades O’Pink 

14673 Lavender 20603 Sugar Plum 

14674 Lilac Glo 14684 Violet 

14676 Neon Rose 14685 White 

14677 Nu Blue. Deep blue. 14672 Mix Calypso 

14678 Peach Glo 19166 Mix Cool Berry 

14679 Pink 19167 Mix Cotton Candy 

14681 Red 14680 Mix Razzleberry 

14682 Salmon Capri 14675 Mix I 

18810 Scarlet 

Rapide 

First yellow flowered spreading petunia from seed. 

Mounded, branching habit with large flowers produced in 

profusion. Early, flowering in shorter days than comparable 

varieties. Pelleted seed. 

14686 Rapide Sunshine J 

Shock Wave Series 

Has the spreading habit of Easy Wave, but with an extreme 

proliferation of smaller flowers. Flowers in 9-12 weeks. 

Best in 306 packs, 4-6 in pots, 10 in baskets. Height: 7-10 


20604 Coconut 18817 Rose 

21800 NEW! Coral Crush K 18811 Mix Buzz. Ivory, Rose, 

19756 Denim and Pink Shades 

18814 Pink Shades 18812 Mix Electric. Includes: 

18815 Pink Vein Purple and Pink Vein 

18816 Purple 20605 Mix Spark M 

21802 NEW! Red L 21801 NEW! Mix Volt N 

Sophistica Series 

Professional-quality, truly unique colors in a large flower 

size. Weeks to flower: 11-13. Height: 10-15 in. Pelleted 

seed. 

19775 Antique Shades O 19687 Lime Bicolor Q 

19744 Blue Morn P 

Wave Series 

All horizontal growth. Stems grow along the ground and 

can spread 2-4 ft. Superior landscape performance under 

severely stressful growing conditions. Pelleted seed. 

14773 Blue. AAS Winner. R 20622 Purple Improved T 

14774 Lavender 14778 Rose 

14775 Misty Lilac 

14776 Pink 

14777 Purple Classic. AAS Winner. The original. S 


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Fuseables 

First professional quality, single species multi-seed pellets. 

Each pellet contains two or three petunia varieties. 

Fuseables deliver a more natural looking mix of plants that 

grow well together. Trialed and tested in the lab and in the 

greenhouse. Fuseables makes sowing and growing easier. 

20915 Blueberry Lime Jam. Sophistica Lime Green and Dreams 

Midnight. A 

20917 Flirtini. Debonair Lime Green and Carpet Rose. B 

20916 Key Lime Parfait. Sophistica Lime Green, Dreams Red, and 

Dreams White. C 

Milliflora 

Picobella Series 

These little beauties are naturally dwarf so can be grown 

like other petunias and with no or very limited PGRs. Crop 

time 8-10 weeks. Height: 8-10 in. 

19157 Blue 20589 Rose Star 

19154 Carmine 19823 Salmon 

19158 Light Lavender 19165 White 

19822 Red 20584 Mix Party 

19163 Rose 19161 Mix D 

20587 Rose Morn 

Multiflora 

Carpet Series 

Heat tolerant, free-flowering plants with an extremely 

compact habit and great garden performance. Height: 

10-15 in. 

14349 Blue 14369 Rose 

14350 Blue Lace. 14370 Rose Star 

Dark blue veined. 14372 Salmon 

14353 Blue Star 14374 Sky Blue 

14355 Bright Red 14376 True Blue 

14357 Buttercream 14377 Velvet 


14363 Pink 14362 Mix Neptune. 

14364 Pink Morn Blues and white. 

14367 Plum. Rosy orchid, 14360 Mix E 

purple veined. 

Celebrity Series 

Early, free blooming, remain neat and compact through the 

entire growing season. Most attractive in mass planting. 

14381 Blue 14430 Red Morn 

14382 Blue Crystal 14434 Rose 

14384 Blue Ice 14435 Rose Frost 

14387 Burgundy 14437 Rose Star 

14388 Burgundy Frost 14439 Salmon 

14391 Burgundy Star 14441 Scarlet 

14393 Carmine 14442 Sky Blue 

14395 Chiffon Morn. 14449 White 

AAS Winner. 

14451 Yellow 

14401 Lilac 14397 Mix Desert Sky F 

14402 Lilac Morn 14399 Mix Ice G 

14410 Neon 14408 Mix Morn H 

14418 Peach Ice 14412 Mix Niagara. Shades 

14420 Pink of blue and white. I 

14421 Pink Morn 14416 Mix Pastel J 

14424 Plum Ice 14447 Mix Watercolors. K 

14426 Raspberry Ice Pastel colors. 

14428 Red 14406 Mix Regular L 

Merlin Blue Morn 

Unique bicolor pattern. Height: 10 in. Primed. 

21785 Merlin Blue Morn. AAS Winner. M 

Grandiflora 

Daddy Series 

Large flowered, veined series. Flower size: 3-4 in. 

14454 Blue 14464 Strawberry Red 

14458 Orchid 14466 Sugar 

14461 Peppermint 14456 Mix N 

14462 Pink 

Dreams Series 

Most Botrytis tolerant of any petunia. Flower size: 3-4 in. 


14479 Appleblossom 14497 Rose 

14481 Burgundy 18801 Rose Morn 


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19745 Coral Morn A 14501 Salmon 

19150 Fuchsia 14503 Sky Blue 

14485 Midnight 14507 White 

14489 Neon Rose 14491 Mix Patriot B 

14493 Pink 14505 Mix Waterfall C 

14495 Red 14509 Mix Wild Rose D 

19337 Red Picotee 14487 Mix E 

Frost Series 

Large flowered wavy blooms, each with a white rim. 

Flower size: 3 in. 

14564 Blue 14572 Velvet 

14566 Cherry 14570 Mix F 

14568 Fire 

Hulahoop Series 

Extra early, large flowered each with a white rim. 

14580 Blue 14588 Rose 

14582 Burgundy 14590 Velvet 

14586 Red 14584 Mix 

Storm Series 

Weather tolerant, quick to recover after inclement weather 

or overhead watering. Height: 12-14 in. 

14688 Blue 14701 Violet 


14694 Pink 14689 Mix Daybreak G 

14695 Pink Morn 14690 Mix Evening H 

14698 Red 14693 Mix I 

14699 Salmon 

Supercascade Series 

Large flowered, well known hanging basket type. Flower 

size: 3 ½-5 in. 

14703 Blue 14715 Red 

14705 Blush 14717 Rose 

14707 Burgundy 14719 Salmon 


14713 Pink 14711 Mix 

Ultra Series 

Compact habit, uniformity, early flowering and large flowers. 


14728 Blue 14755 Rose 

14730 Blue Star 14757 Rose Star 

14732 Blue Vein 14760 Salmon Morn 

14733 Burgundy 14762 Scarlet 

14735 Crimson Star 14764 Sky Blue 

19174 Fresh White 14768 Violet 


14744 Pastel Pink 19172 Mix Candy Dish 

14747 Pink 14766 Mix Star J 

14749 Plum 19175 Mix Vein 

14751 Red 14742 Mix 

14753 Red Star 

Phlox 

drummondi 



21st Century Series 

Best grown in jumbo 4 in. pots or gallon containers. Height: 

10 in. Primed seed. Ask for separate colors. 

14782 21st Century Mix K 

Petticoat 

A unique extra compact type with star-shaped flowers. 

Heat and drought resistant. Very long flowering period. 

Suitable as a small pot plant. Sowing-flowering: 12 weeks. 

Height: 6 in. 

14800 Petticoat Mix L 

Promise Series 

Dwarf. Semi-double. Compact in packs, pots and the garden. 

No growth regulators needed. Extremely long and rich 

flowering. Height: 6-8 in. Ask for separate colors. 

14803 Promise Mix M 

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P. oertendahii 

Emerald Lace 

Compact plants grown for texture and variegated foliage. 

Long shelf life indoors or out. Drought tolerant. Height: 6-8 


18818 Emerald Lace A 

P. argentatus 

Silver Crest 

Similar to Silver Shield except; smaller leaves, more 

trailing, earlier to bloom, less vigorous and dense. Height: 

24-30 in. 

19767 Silver Crest B 

Silver Shield 

Large, soft silvery-gray leaves, with some texture. Excellent 

in mixed containers. No pinching needed – branches better 

than vegetative. Height: 24-30 in. Pelleted seed. 

14822 Silver Shield C 

Poppy See Perennials 

Portulaca 

grandiflora 



NEW! Happy Hour Series 

Reduced daylight sensitivity allows southern growers to 

sow earlier for early season sales. Well branched plants 

with mounding habit and large flowers. Multi-seed pellets. 


21809 Banana. Yellow. D 21821 Orange I 

21811 Coconut. White. E 21823 Peppermint J 

21813 Deep Red F 21825 Rosita. Rose. K 

21815 Fuchsia G 21819 Mix 

21817 Lemon H 

Sundial Series 

Flower under lower light levels and bloom earlier than 

open pollinated varieties. Height: 6-8 in. 

14862 Chiffon 14883 Pink 

14864 Cream 14886 Princess Pink 

14865 Fuchsia 14889 Scarlet 

14868 Gold 14892 Tangerine 

14871 Mango 14893 White 


14878 Peach. AAS Winner. 14873 Mix L 

14880 Peppermint 

Sunseeker Series 

Combines the earliness of Sundials and the compactness 

of Margaritas. Well suited for 4 in. packs or jumbos. Flowers 

are fully double, about 2 in. and stay open longer into 

the evening. Multi-Seed Pellets. Ask for separate colors. 

14900 Sunseeker Mix Multicolors M 

Tequila Series 

Vigorous at an early stage, even under cool, wet outdoor 

conditions. When sowing early under short days, Tequila 

exhibits less day length sensitivity and will flower about 1 

week earlier than others. Height: 2 in. Multi-Seed Pellet. 


14911 Tequila Mix N 

NEW! Toucan Purslane Series 

First economical, programmable and reliable seed-grown 

purslane for mass-market baskets and containers. Healthy, 

easy-care series requires little or no PGRs and no need to 

pinch. Flower size, 2 in. Reintroduced as raw seed with 

70% germination standard. Sow 4 seeds per cell. Height: 

3-4 in. 

21827 Fuchsia O 21829 Yellow Q 

21828 Scarlet Shades P 21826 Mix Hot R 

Primula 

Also see Pot Plants 


Crop Time: packs, 5-6 months 


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P. acaulis or vulgaris 

19186 Fire F 18837 Mix G 

Danova Series 

Early season type with large 1-1 ½ in. flowers held above 

foliage on compact plants. All bloom within two week 

period. Full color range. Ask for separate colors. 

14938 Danova Mix A 

NEW! Victoriana XL 

Burgundy 2 in. flowers with silver lace edging held on very 

strong stems. Much improved seed quality and uniform 

habit. Height: 8 in. 

21899 Victoriana XL H 

Orion Series 

Mid season flowering for late winter and early spring 

sales. Highest seed quality, more compact habit and tightest 

flowering window. Zones 2-8. Height: 5-6 in. Ask for 


18824 Orion Mix B 

Primera Series 

Early season type. Beefier habit and large blooms with 

rounded leaves. Plant sizes up easily for 4 in. production. 

Container: jumbos and larger. Height: 5-6 in. Ask for 


15010 Primera Mix C 

Rosanna Series 

Same flowering time as Danova, but looks like a bouquet 

of mini roses. Primed seed. Ask for separate colors. 

15039 Rosanna Mix D 

P. polyanthus (elatior) 

Piano Series 

Bred for fall or spring. Does not stretch, even under high 

heat. Can grow in warmer areas for fall crop as it requires 

very little cool temperatures to initiate flowers. Ask for 


20665 Piano Mix E 

Supernova Series 

Faster to bloom by 3 weeks, with improved habit, disease 

resistance, and tolerance to temperature ranges compared 

to Pacific Giants. Multiple flower stems and buds at first 

flower. Ask for separate colors. 

Ptilotus 

Exaltatus 


Joey 

Feathery bottlebrush flower spikes are 2-5 in. start out silver 

and darken to neon pink near the tips. Native to central 

Australia, likes heat and drought tolerant. Keep plug on dry 

side and don’t hold in plugs. Crop time 12 weeks. Height: 

14-18 in. 

18981 Joey I 

Rudbeckia 

hirta 


Autumn Colors 

Bronze petals, a red ring and a rusty red center. Well suited 

for use as a classic bedding plant. Sturdy, wiry flower 

stem. Height: 20-24 in. Filmcoated seed. 

15150 Autumn Colors J 

Becky Series 

Extra dwarf, single daisy like 4-6 in. blooms. Container: 5-6 

in pots or gallons. Height: 8-10 in. 

15151 Cinnamon Bicolor 15154 Yellow 

15153 Orange 15152 Mix K 

Cappuccino 

Tetraploid. Large bronze brown flowers. Fleuroselect Gold 

Medal winner. Vigorous and well branched. Height: 16 in. 

18850 Cappuccino L 

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Cherokee Sunset 

Blend of autumn colors; yellow, bronze, orange and 

mahogany. 3-4 in. double or semi-double flowers with long 

stems. Height: 24-30 in. 

15155 Cherokee Sunset. AAS Winner. A 

Cherry Brandy 

First red Rudbeckia. Single flowers in red shades with deep 

red centers. Excellent cut flower and in beds. Pot Ht: 12 in. 

Garden Height: 20 in. 

18959 Cherry Brandy B 

Moreno 

Unique mahogany-red color. Basal branching with a 

spreading habit. Perfect for garden and containers. Blooms 

in a container at 10-12 in. Garden Height: 12-20 in. 

15167 Moreno H 

Prairie Sun 

Light green central cone that blends beautifully with the 

large, 5 in. golden-yellow petals which end in primrose 

yellow. Can be used as cut flowers. Grow in large 5-6 in. 

pots, saleable as strong green plants. Height: 28-32 in. 


15168 Prairie Sun. AAS Winner. I 

Chim Chiminee 

Spectacular quilled flowers in shades from yellow through 

bronze to mahogany. Ideal cut flower. Height: 1 ½ ft. 

15156 Chim Chiminee C 

Sonora 

Large golden yellow flowers with big black center. Height: 

18-20 in. Filmcoated seed. 

15170 Sonora J 

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Corona 

Golden yellow petals with dark eye. Bred to have more 

narrow upright habit to take less bench space. Filmcoated 

seed. Height: 18-20 in. 

15159 Corona D 

Denver Daisy 

Golden 6-8 in. flowers with rusty red rings. Good for gallon 

production. Resists falling over in adverse weather. Height: 

16-20 in. 

19829 Denver Daisy E 

Indian Summer 

Stems are strong and wiry with huge 6-9 in. double and 

semi-double golden yellow blooms. Height: 3-3 ½ ft. 

15163 Indian Summer. AAS Winner. F 

Maya 

First dwarf fully double flowering rudbeckia. Strong stems 

hold 3 ½-4 ½ in. bright yellow flowers upright. Container: 6 

in. to gallon. Height: 18-20 in. Filmcoated seed. 

15166 Maya G 

Tiger Eye 

First F1 hybrid Rudbeckia. Much improved uniformity for 

plant, flower, and crop production. Reduced sensitivity 

to Powdery Mildew. Responds to PGRs. Crop time 14-17 

weeks. Height: 16-24 in. 

18950 Tiger Eye Gold K 

Ruellia 

R. tweediana/brittoniana 

72°-76°F, 5-6 days. Cover with vermiculite. 

Southern Star Series 

First dwarf ruellia from seed. Compares well to vegetative. 

Heat loving plant, already popular in southeast, used 

as groundcover. Weeks to flower 13-15. Best in 4 in. and 

larger. Height: 10-12 in. 

19199 Blue L 19201 White N 

19200 Pink M 


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S. sinuate 

Crop Time: Packs 18-19 weeks. 

Royale Series 

Dwarf, branched habit with longer flowering than others. 

Good as pots, beds, and containers. Solids and bicolors. 

Height: 12-16 in. Ask for separate colors. Pelleted seed. 

21927 Royale Mix A 

Salvia 

(Scarlet Sage) 

splendens 



Extra Dwarf 

Maestro 

Day length neutral. The earliest really dark green foliage 

Salvia. Offers extended shelf life and is an outstanding 

pack performer. Height: 8-10 in. 

15197 Maestro B 

Scarlet Queen 

Day length neutral. An excellent extra early flowering, 

strain with good garden performance. Foliage is dark green 

and flowers are an intense red. Height: 9-10 in. 

15232 Scarlet Queen C 

Dwarf 

Fizz Series 

New series out of Bloody Mary, which is renamed Strawberry. 

Earl and well branched with dark foliage. Height: 12 in. 

19203 Grape 15183 Strawberry 

19205 Peach 19204 Mix D 

19206 Raspberry 

Picante Series 

Uniform for timing habit and flower form. Large and 

vigorous. Great in garden. Best in jumbos and larger pots. 



15205 Light Purple 15206 Mix E 

15207 Purple 

Reddy Series 

Naturally dwarf and compact with dark green foliage. Early 

flowering with a long shelf life. Compare to Vista. Height: 

10-12 in. 

20706 Bright Red 21942 Scarlet Bicolor F 


21939 Pink 20707 White Surprise G 

21940 Purple 15214 Mix Nero H 

21941 Salmon 21938 Mix I 

Sahara 

The best field performing Salvia from an early sowing. 

Vigorous but retains a compact habit. Improved heat 

tolerance, retaining its bright red 10 in. flower spikes 

throughout the season. Height: 12-14 in. 

15217 Sahara Red J 

Salsa Series 

Day length neutral. Salsa will flower in 8-10 weeks and is 

suitable for pack, 4 in. and color bowl production. Height: 

12-14 in. 


15220 Light Purple 15227 Scarlet Bicolor 


15224 Rose 15218 Mix Bicolor K 

15226 Salmon 15221 Mix L 

Scarlet King 

Day length neutral. Intense scarlet spike contrasting 

beautifully with deep dark green foliage. Medium early. 


15231 Scarlet King 

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Sizzler Series 

Day length neutral. Bright clear colors and an abundance 

of flower spikes carried well above the dark green foliage. 

RHS award for outstanding garden performance. Early 

flowering. Height: 10-12 in 

15237 Burgundy 15244 Purple 

15235 Burgundy Halo 15246 Red 

15236 Burgundy Stripe 15250 Salmon 


15239 Lilac Bicolor 18948 Mix Bicolor A 

15242 Pink 15240 Mix B 

NEW! Summer Jewel 

Extra early to bloom, 7-9 weeks from sowing and flowers 

all season. Very compact with excellent branching. Attracts 

hummingbirds. Height: 14-24 in. 

21944 Summer Jewel Red. AAS Winner. H 

S. farinacea 

75°-78°F. 12-15 days. 

Blue Bedder 

The tallest of the blue Farinaceas. Excellent cut flower. 

Height: 3 ft. 

15184 Blue Bedder I 

Vista Series 

Day length neutral. Well matched in heat tolerance habit 

and earliness, with a 5-7 day flowering window. Height: 

12 in. 

15255 Lavender 18852 Rose 

15257 Purple 15260 Salmon 

15258 Red C 15261 White 

15259 Red and White 15256 Mix D 

Tall 

Evolution Series 

Unique deep violet flower spikes on a well branched habit. 


15189 Evolution. AAS Winner. Deep violet. J 

21933 NEW! White K 

Fairy Queen 

Unique bicolor, sapphire blue flowers with small white 

spot. Height: 18 in. 

18851 Fairy Queen. Fleuroselect Gold Winner. L 

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Flare 

Large, full bright red flower spikes on medium tall plants 

ideal for garden and landscape use. Height: 14-18 in. 

15190 Flare E 

Lighthouse 

Tall bush-type with long lasting color display in the garden. 


15195 Lighthouse F 

S. coccinea 

Hummingbird Lady In Red 

Extremely heat and drought tolerant. Spikes of small 

scarlet trumpet-like blooms seem to glow and flourish in 

the sunniest of locations. Height: 12-15 in. 

15194 Hummingbird Lady In Red. AAS Winner. G 

Reference 

Stunning bicolor with blue petals and a white calyx. Excellent 

as cut flowers and as fillers. Perfect for summer sales 

in 5 in pots. 

15215 Reference M 

Rhea (Mina) 

Dwarf selection out of Victoria, with heavy brilliant blue 

purple spikes. Height: 16-18 in. 

15216 Rhea N 

Saga Blue 

Compact and well branched. Height: 10 in. 

19209 Saga Blue . Intense deep blue. O 


Snapdragon | Bedding Plants 

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Strata 

Grayish-white flower spikes with clear blue florets each 

with a white calyx. Height: 18 in. 

15252 Strata. AAS Winner. A 

Victoria Series 

Plants are dwarf, exceptionally uniform and base branching. 


15253 Blue 15181 White B 

S. patens 

Blue Angel 

Exceptional summer pot and container item. Hardy in very 

mild locations. It loves full sun and a well drained garden. 


15202 Blue Angel C 

Patio Series 

Genetically compact and well branched. Crop time 12-14 

weeks. Uniformity compares to vegetative types. Height: 

12 in. 

19207 Deep Blue D 21936 Rose 

21934 Lilac 19208 Sky Blue E 

21935 Pink 

Sanvitalia 

(Creeping Zinnia) 

speciosa 

70°-75°F. 10 days. 


Million Suns 

Blooms throughout the summer. Well branched, filling the 

pot quickly, without getting tangled on the bench. Best in 

combinations and hanging baskets. Height: 7-9 in. Primed 

seed. 

20714 Million Suns. Fleuroselect Gold Winner. F 

Scutellaria 

javanica 

70-75°F, 6-10 days 

Crop Time: 4-6 in. pots, 14-17 weeks 

Veranda 

Shade-loving, heat-tolerant plant with bicolor blue-purple 

flowers and glossy, dark green foliage. Similar culture and 

timing as ornamental peppers. Best in 4 ½ in. to gallon. 

Height: 10 in 

15294 Veranda G 

Shasta Daisy 


Snow Lady 

Compact plants spread 12 in. Extra early and 100% annual. 

Blooms about 2 ½ in. are freely produced over entire plant 

and begin flowering when plant is only 6 in. tall. Height: 10 

in. Primed seed. 

18152 Snow Lady H 

Silene 

pendula 


Celina 

Deep rose ¾ in. flowers with interesting seedpods. Wellbranched 

habit and deep bronze foliage. Frost tolerant, 

grow with spring pansies, dianthus and snapdragons. 


15304 Celina I 

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15370 Liberty Classic Mix G 

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Bells Series (Butterfly type) 

Florets spaced tightly to form compact spike. For packs, 4 in. 

and color bowls. Height: 8-10 in. Ask for separate colors. 

15308 Bells Mix A 

Ribbon Series 

Perfect garden snap, also an ideal medium sized bouquet 

item. Height: 18-22 in. Ask for separate colors. 

15401 Ribbon Mix H 

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Chimes Series 

Compact plant habit and strong basal branching. Suitable 

for packs, 4 in. and color bowls. Ht: 6-8 in. Ask for separate 

colors. 

15319 Chimes Mix B 

Floral Showers Series 

Popular dwarf series. Loaded with color. Height: 6-10 in. 


15335 Floral Showers Mix C 

Montego Series 

Uniform flowering within a 3 day window. Excellent in 

packs, pots, mixed containers and garden borders. Height: 


15383 Montego Mix D 

Semi-Dwarf (Knee-Hi) 

Freesong Series 

Early flowering and branching habit. Height: 14-18 in. Ask 

for separate colors. 

15347 Freesong Mix E 

La Bella Series (Butterfly type) 

Perfect for selling green, or blooming in 4-5 in. and larger 

containers. Height: 18-22 in. Ask for separate colors. 

15357 La Bella Mix F 

Liberty Classic Series 

Free branching, ideal for both bedding and as an intermediate 

length cut flower. Greenhouse grown and spaced 

closer, Liberty Classic offers a very respectable cut flower 

Sonnet Series 

Sturdy, wind proof semi-dwarf plants. Height: 16-18 in. Ask 


15430 Sonnet Mix I 

Twinny 

First dwarf double flowered snapdragon. Best in large color 

bowls for spring and fall sales. Height 10-12 in. 

20753 Twinny Peach. AAS Winner. J 

Tall 

Aroma Series 

Three weeks earlier than Ribbon or Liberty Classic. Strong 

stems resist lodging. All colors bloom within a 5 day 

window. Height: 24-30 in. 

19718 French Vanilla K 19683 Peach Breeze O 

19719 Fresh Lemon L 19694 Red Spice P 

19722 Magenta Mist M 19716 Sweet Pink Q 

19691 Orchid Bliss N 19780 Mix 

Madame Butterfly 

Double azalea type blooms. Height: 2 ft. 

15376 Madame Butterfly Mix 

Rocket Series 

Rockets make an ideal outdoor cut flower. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

15406 Bronze 15412 Pink. Light pink. 

15407 Cherry 15413 Red. Red stem. 

15408 Golden 15415 Rose 

15409 Lemon 15416 White 

15411 Orchid 15410 Mix R 


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Hot Cakes Series 

Selectable for fully double plugs. Well branched dwarf 

plants. Best in packs and 6-8 in pots. Flowers in 6-8 weeks. 


18858 Hot Rose A 18862 White D 

18860 Pink B 18859 Mix 

18861 Purple C 

Midget 

Dwarf, extra early and very free branching, offers an ideal 

source of both pot and bedding material. Height: 8-10 in. 

15801 Midget Mix E 

Sugar & Spice Series 

Non-Selectable 50-60% double flowers. Short and well 

branched plants, no PGRs required. Highly fragrant. White 

is over 90% double flowers. Height: 8-10 in. Ask for 


15858 Sugar & Spice Mix F 

Vintage Series 

Excellent basal branching and compact habit. Height: 15-20 


15875 Vintage Mix G 

Sunflower See Pot Plants and Cut Flowers 

Talinum 

paniculatum 

68-74°F, 3-4 days. Cover seed. 

Crop Time: Pack, 4-6 in. pots, 9-10 weeks. 

Limon 

Bright chartreuse foliage and produces tiny rose pink flowers. 

A tough plant that handles stress well. Quick and easy 

to grow. Spreads up to 4 ft. Height: 28-32 in. 

18863 Limon H 

Verde 

Darker green companion to Limon. Height, color and 

texture are great for mixed containers. Flowers open hot 

pink and then form orange berries that ripen to dark red. 


19834 Verde I 

Tecoma 

stans 

72°-76°F, 3-5 days. Cover with vermiculite. 

Mayan Gold 

First tecoma from seed. Compact, well branched habit creates 

a new 4-6 in. pot market. Heat loving plant with large 

gold flowers and glossy green leaves. Weeks to flower 

12-16. Height: 2-3 ft. Coated seed. 

19231 Mayan Gold J 

Thunbergia 

70°-75°F. 12 days. Cover seed. 


Alata 

Hanging basket. Shades of orange. 

16058 Alata Mix 

Susie Series 

Ideal in hanging baskets or as a climbing plant. 

16060 Clear Orange 16065 White w/Eye 

16061 Clear White 16066 Yellow w/Eye 

16062 Clear Yellow 16063 Mix L 

16064 Orange w/Eye K 

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P 

Q 

Tithonia continued 

Fiesta Del Sol 

Very intense 2 ½-3 in. bright orange flowers. Extremely 

heat and drought tolerant. Needs no support. Height: 28-30 in. 

16068 Fiesta Del Sol. AAS Winner. A 

Torenia 



Duchess Series 

Compact, uniform and early blooming. Ideal in shady areas. 


16122 Blue & White 16125 Light Blue 

16123 Burgundy 16127 Pink 

16124 Deep Blue 16126 Mix B 

NEW! Kauai Series 

More manageable compact and well branched habit. Vivid 

and well defined colors, especially the deepest blue, richest 

rose, and two unique colors; Magenta and Lemon Drop. 

Pelleted seed. Height: 8 in. 

21976 Burgundy C 21981 Rose G 

21977 Deep Blue D 21982 White H 

21978 Lemon Drop E 21980 Mix 

21979 Magenta F 

Little Kiss Series 

First seed torenia bred for full sun and garden performance. 

Also earlier and more uniform series in both pot and pack. 

Crop Time: Pack 7-8 weeks, 4 in. pot 8-9 weeks. In 5-6 in. 

pot use 3 plants. Pelleted seed. 

20794 Blue and White I 20798 Rose Picotee J 

20795 Blue 20799 White 

20796 Burgundy 20797 Mix 

Trachelium 

72°F. 7-9 days. 

Devotion Series K 

Naturally dwarf and branched. Well suited to 4 ½-6 in. 

pots, gallons and other large containers. Indoor height 

12 in. with PGR treatment. Outdoors. Height: 12-24 in. 


16131 Blue 16133 Purple 

16132 Burgundy 16134 White 

Verbena 

65°N-75°D F. 12-18 days. Cover seed. 


V. hybrida 

Obsession Series 

Outstanding pack and field performance with more continuous 

flowering. Height: 6-8 in. Ask for separate colors. 

16184 Obsession Mix L 

Quartz XP Series 


growers. All colors bloom within a 6-7 day widow, and are 

7-10 days earlier than the originals. Height: 8-10 in. Ask for 


16200 Mix Merlot M 16201 Mix N 

Tuscany Series 

Naturally compact and well branched. More tolerant of 

moist media after transplant and requires less PRGs. Total 

crop time 12-14 weeks. Height: 8-10 in. 

19837 Blue 19239 Scarlet 

19235 Burgundy w/Eye 19838 Silver 

18865 Lavender Picotee 18870 Violet w/Eye 

19236 Orchid Frost 18871 White 

18867 Peach 19237 Mix Passion O 

18868 Pink Picotee 19238 Mix Pastel P 

18869 Rose w/Eye 18866 Mix Q 

V. speciosa 

Imagination 

Plants spread 20 in. and completely cover the area with 


Viola | Bedding Plants 

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I 

waves of intense blue-violet. Also good in hanging baskets, 

tubs and large boxes. Height: 12 in. 

16166 Imagination. AAS Winner. A 

Vinca 

(Periwinkle) 



Cobra Series 

Large flowered, well branched, compact mounding series 

bred for pack use. Exceptional disease tolerance and ability 

to perform under stressful conditions such as; low light/ 

low temperature or high temperature/high humidity. Plug 

4-5 weeks, Finish 4-5 weeks. Height: 12 in. 

20811 Deep Rose 18876 Purple Eye 

20812 Orange 18877 Red 

18873 Orchid Eye 18878 Red Eye 

18874 Passion Fruit. 18879 Rose 

Pink to salmon red. 20815 True Red 

18875 Peppermint 18881 White 

20814 Purple 18872 Mix B 

Cora Series 

Patented resistance to aerial Phytophthora. Same genetic 

background as vegetative Goldfisch Nirvana. Total crop 

time 14-17 weeks. Height: 14-16 in. 

18882 Apricot 19241 Punch 

18883 Burgundy 18887 Violet 

18884 Deep Lavender 18888 White 

18885 Lavender 18886 Mix C 

19240 Pink 

Pacifica XP Series 


growers. All colors bloom within a 5-7 day window. Height: 

10-14 in. 

16286 Apricot 19252 Raspberry 

16287 Blush 16307 Really Red 

16288 Burgundy 16309 Rose Halo 

16289 Burgundy Halo 16306 White 

16290 Cherry Red Halo 20819 Mix Bold 

16292 Coral 19249 Mix Georgia Peach D 

19781 Cranberry 18891 Mix Halo E 

16293 Dark Red 16297 Mix Lipstick F 

16294 Deep Orchid 19250 Mix Merlot 

16295 Icy Pink 20820 Mix Mystic 

16296 Lilac 19251 Mix Raspberry Shake G 

16298 Magenta Halo 20821 Mix Salsa 

20822 Orange 19248 Mix Strawberry 

16303 Polka Dot Shake H 

16304 Punch 16299 Mix 

Red Mountain 

Large flower and plant. For premium pot sales 

20823 Red Mountain I 

Trailing 

Cascade Cora Series 

Same resistance to aerial Phytophthora as Cora Series, in 

a spreading trailing habit. Total Crop Time: 10-14 weeks. 

Height: 6-8 in. Great in containers as well as landscape. 

19782 Cherry J 19689 Peach Blush M 

19839 Lilac K 19709 Polka Dot N 

19768 Magenta L 19840 Mix 

Mediterranean Series XP 


growers. All colors bloom within a 5-7 day window. Height: 


16278 Mediterranean Mix XP O 

Viola 

cornuta 


Endurio Series 

Named in honor of plant breeder Martien DeGooter. Less 

day length sensitive, great in both spring and fall. Ask for 

separate colors. Crop Time: 11-13 weeks. Height 4-6 in. 

20851 Endurio Sky Blue Martien. AAS Winner. P 

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Bedding Plants | Viola 

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Viola continued 

Helen Mount 

The original Johnny Jump Up. 

16346 Helen Mount A 

King Henry (Blue Elf) 

Rich violet blue with small yellow eye. 

16353 King Henry 

Penny Series 

Uniform across the series for flowering time and plant 

habit. Height: 4-6 in. 

22052 NEW! Azure Dawn B 18897 Purple Picotee 

16355 Azure Twilight 16372 Red Blotch 

16356 Azure Wing 19267 Red Wing 

16357 Beaconsfield 19268 Rose Blotch 

16358 Blue 16375 Violet 

19841 Clear Yellow 16374 Violet Beacon 

16361 Deep Blue 16376 Violet Flare 

16362 Deep Marina 16378 White 

19264 Denim Jump Up 19269 White Blotch 

16366 Lavender Shades 16377 White Jump Up 

16367 Marina 16381 Yellow 

19842 Marlies C 16379 Yellow Blotch 

19265 Mickey D 16380 Yellow Jump Up 

16369 Orange 16354 Mix All Season 

16368 Orange Jump Up 16359 Mix Citrus 

18895 Orchid 16363 Mix Harvest 

18896 Peach Jump Up 20862 Mix Winter 

19266 Primrose Bicolor 16364 Mix Jump Up 

20863 Primrose Picotee E 16365 Mix Penny Lane F 

NEW! Shangri-La Marina 

Excellent overwintering. Vigorous mounding habit for 

baskets and landscapes. The ‘Easy Wave’ of spreading 

violas. Height: 6-8 in. 

22113 Shangri-La Marina. AAS Winner. G 

Skippy XL Series 

XL means extra large, strong vigor, yet compact, dense and 

well branching habit. Improved earliness with great heat 

tolerance and good winter hardiness. 

16390 Blue Yellow 16392 Purple Duet 

16391 Deep Blue w/Blotch 16393 Red Gold. 

19271 Plum Gold AAS Winner. H 

Sorbet XP Series 

All-new Sorbet XP genetics in 15 colors and 9 formulated 

mixes. XP means: Xtra Precision, and Xtra Profit for 

growers. The most uniform plant habit and tightest bloom 

window. 

20867 Blue Blotch 20884 Yellow Blotch 

16407 Coconut Duet 20886 Yellow 

22116 NEW! Delft Blue I 20885 Yellow Duet 

20868 Lavender Vein 20870 Mix Beaconberry K 

20869 Lemon Royale 20871 Mix Blackberry 

20876 Orange Sundae L 

20877 Orchid Rose Beacon 20872 Mix Blueberry Frost M 

20880 Purple 16405 Mix Citrus N 

20878 Purple Face 20873 Mix Harvest O 

20879 Purple Ice 20874 Mix Lemon Parfait P 

22119 NEW! Raspberry J 20875 Mix Orchidberry Frost Q 

20881 Violet Beacon 16427 Mix Select R 

20882 White 16415 Mix 

Tiger Eye 

Same variety as from cuttings. Flower size: 1-1 ½ in. 


16445 Tiger Eye S 

Zinnia 



Z. elegans 

Dreamland Series 

Dahlia flowered blooms 4 in. across on extremely uniform 

and compact plants. Height: 8-12 in. Primed seed. 

16467 Coral 16472 Rose 

16468 Ivory 16473 Scarlet 

16470 Pink 16474 Yellow 

16471 Red 16469 Mix T 


Zinnia | Bedding Plants 

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L 

Magellan Series 

Large and fully double blooms. Uniform for flowering and 

habit. Height: 12-14 in. 

16481 Cherry 16495 Scarlet 

16483 Coral. AAS Winner. A 16497 Yellow 

16485 Ivory 19273 Mix Buttered Popcorn 

16489 Orange 19275 Mix Persian Carpet 

16491 Pink 19277 Mix Sunburst 

16493 Salmon 16487 Mix B 

Z. interspecific 

Double Profusion Series 

Unique double flowers, with all of the tolerance to 

powdery mildew as the single flowered Profusion Series. 


16523 Cherry 19779 White 

19720 Fire 19742 Mix H 

19723 Golden 

Swizzle Series 

Stunning bicolor will stimulate impulse sales. Height: 

10-12 in. 

16553 Cherry & Ivory C 20898 Mix 

16554 Scarlet & Yellow D 

Thumbelina 

Bushy, compact and extra dwarf habit. Height: 8 in. 

16555 Thumbelina Mix 

Zinnita Series 

Brightly colored 1 ½-2 in. flowers cover nice globe shaped 

plants. Zinnita is a much improved Thumbelina type. 


16558 Orange 16561 White 

16559 Rose 16562 Yellow 

16560 Scarlet 16557 Mix E 

Z. angustifolia 

Crystal Series F 

Single, daisy-like blooms on compact plants; they can 

flower in packs in about 55-60 days after sowing. Highly 

tolerant to powdery mildew. Height: 8-10 in. 


16465 White 

Star Series 

Highly resistant to both alternaria and powdery mildew and 

is tolerant to heat, humidity and drought. Height: 14 in. 

16544 Gold 16546 White 

16545 Orange 16547 Starbright Mix G 

Profusion Series 

High disease tolerance. Performs well under both warm 

and cool conditions with high humidity. Height: 12 in. 

16519 Apricot 20896 Yellow L 

16520 Cherry. AAS Winner. I 16518 Mix Basic 3 Color. 

16521 Coral Pink AAS varieties. 

16522 Deep Apricot 16525 Mix Five Color 

16524 Fire. Scarlet orange. 20893 Mix 7 Color 

16526 Orange. AAS Winner. J 20894 Mix Sunrise 

16527 White. AAS Winner. K 

Profusion Knee High Series 

Taller version of Profusion series, ideal for cutting gardens. 


19279 Red 19280 White M 

Double Zahara Series 

Double Zahara Cherry and Double Zahara Fire are the first 

truly double flowered disease resistant zinnia. Duo is a 

blend of both. 

19897 Cherry. AAS Winner. N 19899 Mix Duo 

19896 Fire. AAS Winner. O 

Zahara Series 

Flowers are 20% larger than Profusion series with same 

disease tolerance. Height: 12-18 in. 

19282 Coral Rose 19286 Yellow. 

19843 Fire Bright, unique. Q 

19284 Scarlet 20901 Mix Bonfire R 

19758 Starlight Rose. 20902 Mix Raspberry S 

AAS Winner. P 

Lemonade 

19285 White 19283 Mix 

N 

P 

R 

O 

Q 

S 


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Cut Flowers | Abelmoschus 

B 

D 

A 

C 

E 

F 

G 

H 

I 

J 

Abelmoschus 

esculentus 

70°F. 4-9 days. Cover seed lightly. 

Cramers Okrazilla 

Big fat okra pods look great when they “split” open as they 

dry. Not as long as regular okra pods but 3 or 4 times as 

thick. For fresh sales, transplant some for an earlier cut 

and sequentially direct seed the rest, either in black plastic 

or bare soil. They are sold with 3 or 4 pods per stem after 

removing the few leaves and immature pods/flowers on 

top. Height: 36 in. 

11001 Cramers Okrazilla A 

Red Burgundy 

Burgundy red okra pods. Height: 3-4 ft. 

18954 Red Burgundy 

Ageratum 


Blue Horizon 

Tall, sturdy stems and numerous branches. Can be cut 

continuously. Height: 30 in. 

11026 Blue Horizon B 

Red Top (Red Sea) 

A red version of the popular Blue Horizon, similar in most 

respects. Pelleted Seed. 

11053 Red Top C 

Tall Blue Planet 

Compares well to Horizon. Height: 30 in. 

18938 Tall Blue Planet D 

Agrostemma 

githago 


Ocean Pearl 

Large, pure white flowers with small speckled black markings 

on tall slender plants. 

11057 Ocean Pearl E 

Purple Queen 

Rose-purple to purple-red flowers with white speckles. 

Long-lasting tall cut flower. Branching habit. Height: 36 in. 

11058 Purple Queen 

Amaranthus 


A. cruentus 

Autumn’s Touch 

Erect spikes of pistachio green tipped with bronze. Unique. 

Height: 3 ft. 

18970 Autumn’s Touch F 

Copperhead 

Stem is a copper color, leaves are yellowish green and 

flower head is copper. Height: 4 ft. 

11098 Copperhead G 

Early Splendor (Bi-color) 

Pendent type foliage, a brilliant scarlet, on bronze. Height: 

2 ½-3 ft. 

11099 Early Splendor 

Green Thumb 

Sturdy 12 in. upright plumes of rich emerald green. 

11100 Green Thumb H 

Hot Biscuits 

Warm, coppery-orange spikes. Height: 3 ft. 

11101 Hot Biscuits I 

Red Cathedral 

Dense scarlet spikes on sturdy, upright stems. Height: 3 ½ ft. 

11103 Red Cathedral J 


Anethum | Cut Flowers 

B 

A C D 

H 

E 

F 

G 

Tower Series A 

High germination and percentage of usable stems. Height: 

28-40 in. 

11106 Green 11107 Red 

Velvet Curtains 

Intense crimson foliage. Height: 5 ft. 

18969 Velvet Curtains B 

A. caudatus 

Mira 

Exciting new red and green bicolor amaranthus. Height: 

40 in. 

19784 Mira C 

Tails Series D 

Annual, with long hanging spikes. Height: 3 ft. 

11104 Green. Viridus. 11105 Red. Love-Lies-Bleeding. 

Ammi 

68°N-70°F. 7-14 days. Cover or uncover seed. 

Crop Time: Direct sow, 2 ½-3 months 

A. majus 

Graceland (Shangri-La) 

Developed for greenhouse or cold frame production. It 

is more compact in habit and very uniform in flowering, 

allowing harvesting to be completed in a one to two week 

period. Height: 3-3 ½ ft. 

11109 Graceland E 

Queen of Africa 

Reselected line, bred for greenhouse and field production. 

Height: 4-5 ft. 

11110 Queen of Africa F 

Snowflake Select (Queen Anne’s Lace) 

This selection blooms over a shorter period, is more 

uniform and consistent. 

11111 Snowflake Select G 

A. visnaga 

Casablanca (Angel) 

Pure white flowers. Great improvements in uniformity of 

seedling, germination and most importantly, a shortened 

harvest period of only 2 weeks, instead of the usual 6 to 8 

weeks. Height: 3 ft. 

11113 Casablanca H 

Green Mist 

Strong flower stems and compact terminal umbels, up to 4 

in. in diameter, greenish-white. The florets are larger than 

Ammi majus. Flowers slightly later. Height: 3 ft. 

11114 Green Mist I 

Ammobium 

Alatum Grandiflorum 

Ideal for both drying and as attractive bouquet filler. Plants 

produce masses of small white everlasting type blossoms. 

Height: 2 ½ ft. 

11115 Alatum Grandiflorum 

Anemone 


Crop Time: Transplant, 12-16 weeks 

Mona Lisa Series 

4 to 5 in. flowers. Greenhouse cut flower production. 


11133 Mona Lisa Mix J 

Anethum 

graveolens 


Vierling (Golden Dill) 

Best described as a golden yellow Ammi majus. Height: 3 ft. 

11140 Vierling K 


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Cut Flowers | Artemesia 

A 

B 

C 

D 

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N 

Artemesia 

annua 


Scentless Sweet Annie 

Not truly Artemesia annua but good looking and no scent. 

Perennial that produces well the first year. Use as fresh 

cut, or dried. 

11228 Scentless Sweet Annie A 

Aster 

Callistephus Chinensis 


Spray (Entire plant is taken in a single cut) 

NEW! Bonita Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Fully double 2 in. pompon flowers, 

centers color completely. Has similar resistance to 

Fusarium as Sakata Matsumoto. Fits easily in program next 

to Matsumoto, same lighting, crop time one week longer. 

Flowers remain attractive when aging. 

20966 Blue B 20969 Scarlet E 

20967 Pink C 20970 White F 

20968 Rose D 20971 Mix 

Crown Prince Mix 

Formal, almost fully double mum type blooms averaging 

3-3 ½ in. Height: 36-42 in. 

11254 Crown Prince Mix 

Dainty Double Series 

Numerous strong, clean multi-flowered stems ideal for 

bouquet use. Small 1-1 ½ in. blooms, double row of petals, 

with gold centers. Ask for separate colors. 

11257 Dainty Double Mix 

Daylight Series 

Smaller flowers than usual in this type. Plants will flower 

in 120-145 days if sown in spring and 145-170 days if sown 

in fall. Height: 24-30 in. 

11264 Blue Frost G 11268 Rose Frost H 

11265 Purple 11269 Violet 

11266 Red 11270 White 

11267 Rose 18154 Mix 

Fan Series 

Attractive semi double blooms each with gold center. Small 

1 ½-2 in. blooms are produced in profusion. Height: 2 ft. 

11281 Deep Blue 11286 Red 



11285 Pink 11284 Mix I 

Hulk 

Totally unique flower having no petals, only long green 

bracts around yellow center, 1.6 in. diameter. Thick, long 

stems with great, long-lasting vase life. Height: 22 in. 

11329 Hulk J 

Kurenai Series 

Blooms 1 ½-2 in. All have contrasting gold centers. Similar 

flower form to Matsumoto. 

17035 Purple 11332 Rose K 

11335 Red 11336 White 

Sakata Matsumoto Series 

Medium size blooms with yellow eyes. Height: 2 ½ ft. 

11348 Apricot 11357 Rose 


11350 Blue Tipped White 11360 White 


11354 Pink 11353 Mix L 

11356 Red 

NEW! Sahin Matsumoto Series 

Several unique colors not found in Sakata Matsumoto 

series, with all of its other characteristics the same. 



22159 Blue Tipped White 19323 Violet Striped N 

19322 Crimson M 22164 White 

22160 Light Blue 22165 White Tipped Blue 


Aster | Cut Flowers 

A B 

C D 

K 

E 

F 

I 

G 

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J 

L 


11355 Pink Tipped White 22167 Mix 

18913 Red Striped A 

Nina Series 

Spray-type with large number of small semi-double flowers 

on vigorous plants. Has more disease resistance compared 

to other cut asters. Excellent in mixed bouquets. 

21005 NEW! Pink 19906 Salmon Pink C 

19905 Rose B 19907 White D 

Palette Mix 

Single 1 ½ in. blooms with yellow centers. Dark green foliage, 

sturdy stems. Mix contains 7 colors. Short day plant. 

Height: 2 ft. 

19977 Palette Mix E 

Pinwheel Mix 

20-30 bright single 1 ¼-1 ½ in. blooms after a single pinch. 

Contrasting golden eye. Height: 24-28 in. 

11370 Pinwheel Mix F 

Single Stem (Long sturdy stems cut individually) 

Florette Mix 

Extra double needle or quilled Aster. Strong thick stems 

along with a wide range of colors. Height: 32 in. 

11297 Florette Mix K 

Idyll Extra Mix 

Needle/quilled type flower. Very sturdy stems on well 

branched plants hold up well in field and as a cut. Long 

lasting 25 in. flower stems. A formula mix of cream, pink, 

rose, red, lavender and dark lilac. Height: 30 in. 

19571 Idyll Extra Mix L 

Giant Princess Series 

Large cushion type blooms. Height: 2 ½ ft. 

19971 Blue 11311 Light Blue 

19972 Bright Red 11316 Salmon Rose 

11312 Bright Rose 19975 White 

11313 Crimson 19976 Yellow 

19973 Deep Red 11315 Mix M 

M 

N 

Rainbow Series 

Improved strain of Marguerite type. 

11398 Double Mix. Double set of petals. G 

11399 Super Single Mix (Bright Lights) H 

Serenade Series 

Semi double, gold centered blooms 2-2 ¼ in. across. Larger 

version of Matsumoto. 

11401 Blue 11408 Rose Tipped White 

11402 Blue Tipped White 11409 Scarlet 


11406 Red 11411 Yellow 

11407 Rose 11405 Mix I 

Matador Mix 

Improved Giant Princess type. Height: 32-36 in. 

11342 Matador Mix N 

Meteor Series 

Large 3 ½-4 in. double flowers. Ideal for field production or 

greenhouse forcing. Height: 28 in. 

11362 Carmine Red O 11365 Violet Blue Q 

11364 Rose Pink P 11366 Yellow R 

Perfection Mix 

Fully double. Height: 30 in. 

11369 Perfection Mix 

O 

P 

Summer Bouquet White 

Large flowers with small discs. Two to three weeks earlier 

than Matsumoto series. 

19978 Summer Bouquet White J 

Q 

R 


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Cut Flowers | Atriplex 

A B 

C D 

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Atriplex 


Plume Series 

Large, colorful, decorative spires, ideal for fresh cut and 

also dried arranging. 

11420 Green A 11421 Red. Wine red. B 

Basilicum 


Aromato 

Purple-green bicolor cut flower basil with aroma and 

classic mild basil flavor too. Crop time 60 days to harvest. 


19925 Aromato C 

Cardinal 

Exciting new basil for cut flowers. Dark red, scarlet flowers 

on 20-25 in. strong stems. Oval, dark green leaves with 

fragrance. No pinching needed. Flowers in 60-70 days. 

19926 Cardinal D 

Bells of Ireland 

Moluccella laevis 

86°F. D, 50°F. N. 4-5 weeks. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: Green Packs, 10-11 weeks 

Griffiiti 

Attractive Eucalyptus-like leaves topped with umbels of 

green-yellow blossoms. Uniform, tall, erect stems. Height: 

32 in. 

11635 Griffiiti F 

Calendula 

officinalis 

70°F 7-10 days. Cover seed. 

Greenheart Orange 

Large bright orange double flowers with contrasting green 

centers. Blooms from April to October. Height: 2 ft. 

11654 Greenheart Orange G 

Princess Series 

Specially bred for cut flower purposes. Flowers 3 ½-4 in., 

stems are strong and leaves face upwards making them 

easy to pack and ship. All have many base branches and 

new flower stems grow rapidly for successive cuttings. 

Vigorous and early flowering. Height: 36-42 in. 

11657 Nagasaki. Golden yellow. H 

11658 Sapporo. Orange. I 

11659 Yokosuka. Deep orange with dark center. J 

Campanula 

68°-72°F. 7-14 days. Cover seed Lightly. 

Bells of Ireland 

Branching stems are covered with lime green sheaths. Useful 

as filler, fresh or dried. Spikes 2 ft. Height: up to 3 ft. 

11616 Bells of Ireland E 

Champion Series 

Early bloom and long vase life. Pelleted Seed. 

11670 Blue K 11672 Pink M 

11671 Lavender L 11673 White N 

M 

N 

Bupleurum 

rotundifolium 


Crop Time: Direct sow, 2 ½-3 months 

C. rapunculus 

Heavenly Blue 

Economical to produce, easy to ship and provides desirable 

blue flowers of distinctive shape that will enhance any 

mixed bouquet. Plants produce approximately 15 stems, 

with 5 to 6 stems reaching 32 in. Flowers are ¾ in sky blue 


Celosia | Cut Flowers 

A 

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O 

F 

and star shaped. Long vase life. Pelleted Seed. 

11682 Heavenly Blue A 

Candytuft 

Iberis odorata/arama 

70°F. 7-14 days. Cover or uncover seed. 

Rose Cardinal 

Extra tall, hot pink. 

11702 Rose Cardinal B 

Spray White 

Pure White flowers on bushy plants. For mixed bouquets. A 

white pinnacle-type. Height. 12-16 in. 

19928 Spray White C 

White Pinnacle Select 

Best strain for winter production. Wonderfully fragrant. 

Tallest Candytuft. Height: 20 in. 

11703 White Pinnacle Select D 

Carthamus 

(Safflower) 

tinctorius 


Crop Time: Direct sow, 14 weeks 

Grenade Series 

Thistle like flowers on strong stems. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

Filmcoated Seed. 

11733 Orange E 11735 Yellow 

11734 White 

Red 

First red carthamus. Height: 3 ft. 

18957 Red F 

Superior Orange 

Unique Carthamus. Is later, taller and darker orange. 

11737 Superior Orange 

Zanzibar 

Very uniform, strong upright stems. Dark leaves and dark 

orange flowers. Height: 4 ft. 

11738 Zanzibar G 

Celosia 


C. cristata (Cockscomb) 

Bombay Fire Series 

The Fire colors of the Bombay series perform well in all 

environments, including high light and heat, having long 

strong stems with small foliage. Filmcoated Seed. 

11755 Fidor. Light orange apricot. H 

11756 Figo. Gold Yellow comb, cream white neck. I 

19921 NEW! Filemon. Lemon. J 

11757 Fiora. Orange comb. Rose orange neck. K 

11758 Fire. Bright blood red. L 

11759 Firosa. Bright rose. M 

11760 Fisal. Salmon rose comb, light pink neck. N 

20926 Fivio. Purple rose. O 

Bombay Classic Colors Series 

Flat triangular comb, 6 in. tall, 5 in. wide and 1 in. thick. 

The Bombays perform best if grown indoors, they were 

developed for indoor European production and are 100% 

uniform under those conditions. Filmcoated Seed. 

19920 NEW! Bordeaux. 11765 Rose 

Burgundy. P 

11766 Salmon 

20972 NEW! Candy. Pink. Q 20973 NEW! Sunshine. 

20925 NEW! Cherry R Yellow. S 

11761 Orange 11767 Velvet 

11762 Pink 11769 Yellow Gold 

11764 Purple 

Chief Series 

Tall strong stems with heads up to 7 in. across. Height: 

36-40 in. 

11782 Carmine 11786 Persimmon 

11783 Fire 11785 Mix T 

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A 

Celosia continued 

Cramers Series 

Flowers feature a wide head with a full comb that makes a 

great fresh cut. 

11789 Burgundy 11793 Rose 

11790 Lemon Lime A 

Hi-Z 

Unique, not crested. Tall slender deep red spikes. Use as 

fresh cut, or dried. 

11792 Hi-Z B 

Jura Salmon 

High quality greenhouse cut. High density, short programmable 

crop. Finish 11-13 weeks from 2-3 week old plug. 

Flowers for 3 weeks. Sell April to October. Height: 36-48 in. 

Film coated seed. 

19849 Jura Salmon C 

Kurume Series 

Produce numerous colorful cockscombs 6-8 in. Height: 3 ft. 

11831 Corona. D 11830 New Scarlet. Bronze leaf. 

Bi-color red/gold. 11834 Orange Red 

11832 Gold 11836 Rose 

NEW! Purple Red Fan. 

Nicely narrow fan shape head, similar to Bombay. 

19573 Purple Red Fan E 

Spring Green 

Exciting new color out of the Bombay breeding. Culture/ 

timing slightly different. Filmcoated Seed. 

18952 Spring Green F 

Supercrest Series 

True giant size cockscomb head with a tall, red stem ideal 

for cutting. Can be cut at various stages, from 4 in. head to 

well over 10 in. Stems 3-4 ft. 

11854 Burgundy 11855 Mix G 

Temple Belles Series 

Tall sturdy stems are topped with attractive medium large 

6 to 8 in. crested combs. An improved selection of this 

popular type cut flower. Height: 3-3 ½ ft. 

17206 Bicolor 11862 Orange 

11859 Dark Rose 11863 Scarlet 

11861 New Scarlet. 11860 Mix H 

Red foliage and stems. 

Toreador Red 

Large bright crimson red combs. Height: 18-20 in. 

11864 Toreador Red I 

C. plumosa (Feather) 

Hiryu No. 2 Red 

Excellent red plumed celosia. 

11809 Hiryu No. 2 Red J 

Pampas Plume Series 

Feathery plumes. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

11799 Forest Fire. Scarlet with bronze red foliage. 

20985 Scarlet 18562 Mix K 

NEW! Sunday Series 

Excellent stem length and strength for professional cut 

flower production, with a wide range of bright colors. Film 

Coated Seed. Height: 28-40 in. 

20956 Bronze L 20954 Red O 

20958 Dark Pink M 20957 Salmon P 

20955 Orange N 20959 Wine Red Q 

Sylphide 

Great new plumed celosia in popular greenish yellow color. 

Ask for culture. Height: 30-40 in. 

11856 Sylphide R 

C. spicata (Wheat Celosia) 

Celway Series 

Spicata species, plumosa flower shape. Short, programmable 

production time, suitable for high density planting. 


Cirsium | Cut Flowers 

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Professional cut for greenhouse, tunnel or field production. 

Strong stems, ships well. Height: 24-36 in. Filmcoated Seed 

20067 Lemon A 20072 Salmon E 

20069 Orange B 20073 Terracotta F 

20070 Purple C 20074 White G 

20071 Red D 20068 Mix 

Cramers Amazon 

Interesting wide leaf with a blotch of purple. Flower 

resembles spicata in shape, reddish/purple. When pinched, 

expect 7 to 10 stems 36-48 in. Long and 5 or 6 stems about 

24 in. long. In the South, if not pinched, it can grow to 9 ft. 

producing up to 60 laterals 24 in. long. Use as fresh, cut 

or dried. 

11791 Cramers Amazon H 

Enterprise Series 

Slender spike cluster approx. 6 in. long. Short cultivation 

period. Color does not bleach after harvesting. Long vase 

life. Height: 40-48 in. Filmcoated Seed. 

11794 Dark Pink I 11796 Wine Red K 

11795 White J 

Madras Scarlet 

Brilliant red triangular top flower is surrounded by several 

elegant florets along the stem. Height: 40 in. Filmcoated 

Seed. 

11838 Madras Scarlet L 

Pink Candle 

Excellent for both fresh cut and drying. Strong stems, narrow 

leaves, slender rosy pink flower spikes or tassels. 

11841 Pink Candle 

Startrek Series 

One central plume, surrounded with several smaller 

plumes. The total impression of the inflorescence is a starshaped 

cone. Height: 40-48 in. Filmcoated Seed. 

11852 Lilac. Deep lilac pink. M 11853 Rose Pink N 

Tassels Series (Flamingo) 

Small feather plumes on upright stems. Height: 3 ft. 

11857 Pink. Soft pink to white plumes, green foliage and 

stems. O 

11858 Purple. Deep purple plumes, dark red foliage and stems. P 

Centaurea 


C. cyanus (Bachelor Button) 

Excellent for cut flowers. 

11870 Blue Boy Q 11875 Red Boy 

11874 Pinkie 11876 White Snowman 

C. americana 

Aloha 

Large rose-lilac, cactus-like blooms on sturdy stems. An 

excellent item for both fresh cut and drying. Height: 40 in. 

11866 Aloha R 

Cerinthe 

major purpurescens 

70°F. 5-21 days. 

Pride of Gibraltar 

Rich purple-blue nodding flowers contrast over deep blue 

green bracts on long, strong stems. Useful dark foliage. 

Height: 3 ft. 

11881 Pride of Gibraltar S 

Cirsium 

japonica 

60°-65°F. 7-14 days. Cover or uncover seed 

Beauty Series 

Best when direct sown. Height: 2 ½ ft. 

11927 Pink T 11928 Rose 

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Corn Ornamental 

Cover seed. 

Black Amber Broom Corn Sorghum 

Its heritage name is “Texas Black Amber Molasses”. Amber 

colored seeds with shiny black coat. Height: 6 ½-7 ft. 

11976 Black Amber Broom Corn Sorghum A 

Bloody Butcher 

Heritage corn. Ears are “blood red”, a deep red ear with 

some darker red kernels intermixed. Dent, flour variety. 

Corn 8-12 in. Height: 10 ft. 

11978 Bloody Butcher B 

Broom Corn Mix Colors 

100-110 days. The seed heads form at the top of the 

plant, instead of a tassel, and vary in length from 24-36 in. 


11979 Broom Corn Mix Colors C 

Calico Popcorn 

Medium length ears, 5-8 in. Height: 5 ½-6 ft. 

11980 Calico Popcorn D 

Colored Upright Sorghum 

Compared to Broom Corn Mixed Colors, seed heads are 

smaller, more compact and similar colors. Height: 11-12 ft. 

11981 Colored Upright Sorghum E 

Early Pink Popcorn 

85-95 days. Appealing pink with very early maturity. 

11982 Early Pink Popcorn F 

Earth Tones Dent Corn (Indian Summer) 

85-95 days. Kernels are soft shades. Height: 6 ½ ft. 

11983 Earth Tones Dent Corn G 

Green Oxacana Dent Corn 

95 days. Flour corn with green kernels. Height: 6 ft. 

11986 Green Oxacana Dent Corn H 

Hegari Sorghum 

90-100 days. White cone shaped seed head. Height: 5 ft. 

11987 Hegari Sorghum 

Miniature Blue Popcorn 

The small narrow cobs average 2-4 in. in length. Height: 

5 ½ ft. 

11989 Miniature Blue Popcorn I 

Miniature Pink Popcorn 

The small narrow cobs average 3-5 in. in length. Height: 

5 ½ ft. 

11990 Miniature Pink Popcorn J 

Miniature Colored Popcorn 

105 days. Small shiny kernels in many different calicos. 

Height: 6 ft. 

11988 Miniature Colored Popcorn K 

Red Broom Corn 

100-110 days. Mixture of red shades. Height: 10-11 ft. 

11992 Red Broom Corn L 

Regular Broom Corn 

Height: 9 ft. 

11994 Regular Broom Corn M 

White Popping Sorghum 

Can be popped like popcorn. The white seeds are formed 

on a loose seed head at the top of the plant. The dried 

seed heads can be used in floral bouquets. 

11995 White Popping Sorghum N 

Cosmos 


C. bipinnatus 

Double Click Mix 

Unique double and semi double flowered cosmos. Mixture 

of white, pink, and carmine. Height: 4 ft. 

18636 Double Click Mix O 


Delphinium | Cut Flowers 

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Picotee Wonder 

Single white flowers with purple margins. 

17230 Picotee Wonder A 

Rubenza 

The darkest red cut flower cosmos. Easy to grow, flowers 

all summer until frost. Height: 36 in. 

19893 Rubenza B 

Pied Piper Series (Seashells type) 

Bushy border plant with finely cut, fern-like foliage. Fluted 

petals. Height: 32-40 in. 

12007 Blush White C 12008 Red D 

Seashells Mix 

Uniquely formed flowers with rolled, quilled petals. Each 

bloom has a yellow button eye. 

12009 Seashells Mix 

Versailles Mix 

Strong sturdy stems and upright flower even under short 

day length. Flowers about 2 ¼-2 ¾ in. Harvest about 50-70 

days after sowing. 

12018 Versailles Mix E 

Craspedia 

C. globosa 


Drumstick 

1 in. golden yellow globe shaped heads on sturdy wiry 

stems. For drying or in fresh arrangements. Height: 2 ft. 

12021 Drumstick F 

Delphinium 

Also see Perennials. 


D. elatum 

NEW! Benary’s Pacific Series 

FastraX perennial, does not require vernalization. Rigidly 

selected for excellent flower and stem quality. Long vase 

life. Flowers June-July. Crop time 16 weeks. Zones: 4-7. 

Height: 6 ft. 

20122 Astolat. Blush rose, black bee. G 

20123 Black Knight. Purple, black bee. H 

20124 Blue Bird. Blue, white bee. I 

20125 Blue Jay. Blue, black bee. J 

20126 Cameliard. Lavender, white bee. K 

20127 Galahad. White, white bee. L 

20128 Guinevere. Pink-lavender, white bee. M 

20129 King Arthur. Deep blue, white bee. N 

20131 Percival. White, black bee. O 

20132 Summer Skies. Light blue, white bee. P 

20130 Mix 

Magic Fountains Series 

All have white bees, unless noted. Sturdy flower stems 

fully packed with individual florets on dwarf plants. Height: 

2 ½-3 ft. Zones: 4-7. 

12257 Cherry Blossom 12265 Pure White 

12259 Dark Blue w/Dark Bee 12266 Sky Blue 

12260 Dark Blue 12267 White w/Dark Bee 

12261 Lavender 12258 Crystal Mix. White bees. 

12262 Lilac Pink 12264 Mix Q 

12263 Mid Blue 

Pacific Giant Series 

All have white bees unless noted. Flowers June-July. 

Height: 4 ½-6 ft. Zones: 4-7. 

12276 Astolat. Blush to deep rose, with black bee. 

12277 Black Knight. Dark purple with black bee. 

12278 Blue Bird. Medium blues. 

12281 Galahad. Clear white. 

12282 Guinevere. Pink-lavender. 

12283 King Arthur. Royal violet. 

12286 Summer Skies. Light blue. 

12285 Round Table Mix R 

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Delphinium continued 

D. hybrida 

Aurora Series 

Excellent uniformity, vigor and dense flower spikes on 

strong stems. Flowers are 2-2 ½ in. across, with a white 

bee. Can be grown year round. Crop time: sow to finish 5 ½ 

months. Best in 2 gal. Height: 3-4 ft. 

12219 Blue A 12217 Light Blue D 

12215 Deep Purple B 12218 Light Purple E 

12216 Lavender C 18641 White F 

Candle Series 

Does not need long days to initiate flowering. Can be grown 

year-round with 10 hours per day of light at 59°F. Excellent 

for cut flower production as bouquet item or as filler. 

12230 Blue Shades G 12231 Violet Shades I 

12229 Lavender Shades H 12232 White Shades J 

Centurion Series 

Highest quality. Big triple layered, duplex double flowers. 

First year blooming. Height: 4-5 ft. 

12235 Gentian Blue 20134 Royal Purple 


12236 Rose 20133 Mix K 

Prism Series 

Compared to belladonna types, Prism grows more vigorously 

and uniformly in blooming, especially with first flush. 

Produces 3-4 shoots. Stems are sturdy and longer. 

12287 Sea Blue. Dark. O 12289 Snow White Q 

12288 Sky Blue. Light. P 

Triton series 

High quality cut flower. Full double flowers on tight flower 

spike with uniform color and shape. Early to flower with 

even growth and long stems. Low labor, no excess branching. 

Harvest stems at 3-4 ft. length with 20-35 flowers. 

12295 Dark Blue R 12296 Light Blue S 

D. belladonna 

60°-70°F. 12-16 days. 

Belladonna 

Tall, graceful stems with numerous single flowers forming 

a spike. These make excellent cut flowers. Height: 4 ft. 

Zones: 4-7. 

12220 Belladonna Cliveden Beauty. Turquoise-blue. T 

12221 Bellamosum. Dark blue. 

19556 Blue Donna U 

12234 Casa Blanca. Pure white. 

12274 Oriental Blue V 

Guardian Series 

Multi-use: landscape bedding, cut flower, potted plant. 

Very uniform blooming within each variety under short 

days. Height: 24-36 in. 

12254 Blue L 12253 White N 

12252 Lavender M 

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Dianthus 

Also See Bedding Plants and Perennials 


D. interspecific 

Amazon Series 

Multi-use series that performs well as a bedding plant, and 

as cut-flower. Excellent late-season performance. Does 

not require vernalization for flowering. Bright, serratededged 

flowers. Very dark green, glossy leaves. Well suited 

to both pot and gallon production. Height: 36 in. winter 

greenhouse. 18-24 in. garden. Pelleted Seed. 

12299 Neon Cherry A 12302 Neon Purple B 

12300 Neon Duo. 12303 Rose Magic. C 

Cherry and purple. 

White to deep rose. 

Bouquet Series 

Super large flowers. Excellent pack, landscape plant, and 

cut flower. Height: 18-24 in. Pelleted seed. 

12306 Purple D 19766 Rose F 

12307 Rose Magic E 

Carousel 

Masses of extra large scarlet-red flowers. Requires a short 

cool period to initiate flowering. Will produce the greatest 

number of blooms if pinched at the 12th leaf stage. Height: 

20-24 in. 

12308 Carousel G 

Fandango Series 

Fusarium tolerant. Fragrant, frilly, semi-double flowers. Total 

crop time 16-19 weeks. Height: 16-18 in. Pelleted Seed. 

18653 Crimson 19651 Purple Picotee I 

20162 Crimson Picotee H 

Didiscus 

(Blue Lace Flower) 

caeruleus 

70°-72°F. 6-12 days. Cover seed lightly. Direct sow. 

Lacy Series 

Lacy flowers with a sweet scent that resembles a small 

Queen Anne’s Lace. Height: 2 ft. 

12438 Blue J 12441 White 

12440 Pink 12439 Mix 

Euphorbia 

marginata variegata 


Kilimanjaro 

Early flowering selection with pure white bracts on 

contrasting green foliage, strong tall stems and a short 

harvesting period. For greenhouse and outdoor production. 

The stems have short side branches just below the bracts. 


12496 Kilimanjaro K 

Eustoma See Lisianthus 

Flowering Kale/Cabbage 

Brassica oleracea 


Crane Series 

Long lasting, and attention getting in any arrangement. 

Tight, colorful round leaf heads look like immense roses. 6 

in. diameter. Height: 24-28 in. 

12519 Bicolor L 12521 Rose O 

42550 Pink M 12522 White P 

12520 Red N 

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Lucir Series 

Exciting new cut kale with glossy green leaves which 

show better color contrast. Can be used in bouquets even 

without color. Height: 2 ft. 

19903 Rose A 19904 White B 

Red Bor 

55 days. Purple magenta, finely curled foliage. Flower beds 

or in arrangements. Height: 18-26 in. 

12534 Red Bor C 

Snow Bright 

White cut round leaf. Height: 2 ft. 

12510 Snow Bright D 

Sun Series E 

Round leaf plants that produce 6 in. heads. Long lasting cut 

flowers. Height: 2 ft. 

12537 Sunrise. White. 12538 Sunset. Red. 

Godetia 

whitney 

70°F. 10 days. Cover or uncover seed. 

Grace Series 

Each lateral branch produces a cluster of 5 to 6 beautiful 2 

in. blossoms. Average 15 stems per plant. Height: 2 ½ ft. 

12923 Lavender 12928 Salmon 

12922 Lavender w/Eye 12929 Shell Pink 

12925 Pink 12930 White 

12926 Red 12924 Mix F 

12927 Rose Pink 

Gomphrena 

(Globe Amaranth) 

globosa 


All Around Purple 

Rich deep purple 1 in. flowers with contrasting dark green 

foliage. Height: 2 ft. 

12936 All Around Purple G 

Audray Series 

Days to flower: 70-90, Height: 2 ft. 

12937 Bicolor Rose H 19682 Purple Red J 

19681 Pink I 21215 NEW! White K 

Fireworks 

Unique, tough, vigorous crop. Intense, long-lasting, hot 

pink flowers tipped with bright yellow. Great height, 

drought tolerant, attracts butterflies. Habit similar to 

verbena bonariensis. Weeks to flower:13-14. Height: 4 ft. 

Filmcoated Seeds. 

19802 Fireworks L 

QIS Series 

1 ½-2 in. blooms set atop tall plants. An outstanding cut 

flower. Height: 30 in. 

12945 Carmine (haageana) M 12951 Red (haageana). R 

12946 Lilac N Strawberry. 

12948 Orange (haageana) O 12952 Rose S 

12949 Pink P 12953 White T 

12950 Purple Q 12947 Mix 

Gypsophila 

(Baby’s Breath) 


Covent Garden 

Clouds of tiny white flowers. Height: 2 ft. 

12997 Covent Garden Strain U 

T 

U 


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Helichrysum 

(Strawflower) 

bracteatum or monstrosum 


King Size Series 

A bright, large flowered strain ideal for fresh and dry cut 

flower use. Height: 3 ft. 

19929 Red 13012 Mix A 

Tall Series 

Large, tall, fully double blooms on strong stems. Height: 3 ft. 

13013 Bright Pink 13019 Rose C 

13015 Frosted Sulphur. 13020 Salmon 

Yellow flushed white. 13021 Silvery Rose. D 

13016 Golden Yellow Rose flushed white. 

13017 Lemon Yellow 13023 White 

13018 Orange 13022 Mix E 

18919 Purple Red B 

Hibiscus 


Mystic Wonder Series 

Bred for the cut flower. Plant size depends on water and 

fertilization. 

13067 Red F 13068 Rose 

Larkspur 

Delphinium consolida 


Cannes Series 

Noted for disease tolerance and early flowering with 

spikes of double flowers. Flowers induced by warm temperatures 

and long days. For Winter harvest under short 

days and cold conditions, maintain 50-55°F nights and 

provide supplemental lighting 4-6 hours. Height: 4-5 ft. 

18699 Blue Picotee G 18702 Lilac 

18700 Crystal Pink 18703 Purple Picotee 

18701 Deep Blue H 18704 Rose Stripe I 

Double Giant Imperial Series 

Large, double blooms, closely spaced, form a large 

compact cluster and almost resemble a Pacific Delphinium 

in appearance rather than the loose wiry spikes of regular 

singles. 

13300 Dark Blue J 13302 Pink 

13301 Lilac K 13305 White 

Giant Imperial Series 

The standard strain used for fresh cut and dried flower 

arrangements. Height: 3-4 ft. 

13306 Blue Bell. Light blue. 13313 Los Angeles. Salmon. 

13307 Blue Spire. Dark blue. 13316 Pink Perfection 

13308 Brilliant Rose 13317 White King 

13309 Carmine King 13314 Master Blend Mix L 

13310 Dark Rose 13311 Frosted Skies. M 

13312 Lilac Spire Blue and white bicolor. 

QIS Series 

Reselected for stem length and quality, consistently double 

blooms and intense coloring. Height: 3-4 ft. Filmcoated 

Seed available on request. 

13319 Carmine N 13323 Lilac 

13320 Dark Blue O 13325 Rose P 

13321 Light Blue 13326 White Q 

13322 Light Pink 

Cloud Series 

Small single blooms are formed on 40 in. stems, just ideal 

for bouquet filler material. 

13297 Blue R 13298 White S 

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Lisianthus 

Eustoma grandiflorum 


Double Flowered 

ABC Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Outstanding double flower form with 

high petal count. Flower Group is noted in variety name. 

Greenhouse Height: 36-45 in. Pelleted Seed. 

19652 1-1 Rose Rim 19659 2-3 Blue Rim C 

19653 1-2 Deep Rose 19660 2-3 Green 

20340 1-3 Green 19661 2-3 Lavender 

20341 1-3 Misty Blue A 20343 2-3 Misty Blue 

19654 1-3 Purple 20344 2-3 Misty Pink D 

19655 1-3 White 19662 2-3 Rose 

20342 1-3 Yellow 19663 2-4 Yellow 

19656 2-2 Purple B 19664 3-4 Purple 

19658 2-3 Blue Blush 19665 3-4 Rose 

19657 2-3 Blue 19666 3-4 White 

Advantage Series 

Group 2. Strong stems with sufficient length even under 

long day summer conditions. Pelleted Seed. 

18714 Cherry Sorbet E 19288 Purple G 

19287 Green F 19289 Yellow H 

Q 

18708 Green 13388 Yellow 

R 

Cinderella Series 

Group 2. The thick, straight stems are easy to harvest. Tight 

flower clusters at the top of the stems create full bouquets 

of frilly double flowers. Stem length: 34-36 in. Pelleted Seed. 

13394 Blue 13396 Pink 

13395 Ivory 13397 Yellow 

19738 Lime O 

Echo Series 

Group 1. Flowers April to mid-June at 12 internodes (CA 

to July). Stems are sufficiently strong to support the heavy 

double flowers. Height: 2-3 ft. Pelleted Seed. 

13400 Blue P 13406 Pink Picotee. White 

13401 Champagne with light pink margin. R 

13402 Lavender 13408 Pure White S 

13407 Pink Q 13409 Yellow 

Excalibur series 

Group 2. Between Echo and Mariachi. Produces abundant 

bloom on strong flower stems. Flowers are borne on top 

of the plant, reducing botrytis. Less rosette risk. Pelleted 


19094 Blue Picotee T 13410 Pure White U 

18709 Green 

S 

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Arena series 

Large double flowers. Flowering group number noted on 

each. Pelleted Seed. 

19088 1 Green 19091 3 Pink 

21251 NEW! 2 Apricot I 20345 3 Red L 

19089 2 White 19090 3 Yellow 

21252 NEW! 3 Apricot J 19092 4 Rose 

19685 3 Champagne 20346 4 White 

21253 NEW! 3 Green K 

Borealis series 

Group 0, the earliest group. Flowers late autumn and 

winter. Pelleted Seed. 

13384 Apricot 13386 Pink 

13385 Blue M 13387 White N 

Magic Series 

Group 1. Compare to Echo series. Earlier, stronger stems, 

more double flowered. Pelleted seed. 

13432 Blue V 18710 Misty Pink 

13433 Champagne 13437 Rose 

13434 Deep Blue W 13438 White Y 

13435 Green X 13439 Yellow 

19313 Lilac 

Mariachi Series 

Group 2. Flowers late May to July at 15 internodes (CA 

into September). Extremely double 3-3 ½ in. flowers. Two 

weeks later flowering than Echo series in summer season. 

Height: 2-3 ft. Pelleted seed. 


Marigold | Cut Flowers 

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13441 Blue 13446 Misty Blue B 

18600 Carmine A 13447 Misty Pink 

13442 Grande White 13449 Pink 

13443 Lavender 13448 Pink Picotee. 

13444 Lilac Picotee. White w/pink rim. 

White w/lilac rim. 13450 Pure White 

13445 Lime Green 13451 Yellow 

Super Magic Series 

Group 2. Compare to Mariachi series. Earlier, stronger 

stem, more double flowered. Pelleted seed. 

18713 Apricot 13490 Peach 

13487 Deep Blue C 13491 Purple 

18715 Green 13492 White D 


Marigold 

Tagetes erecta (African) 


All Double Series 

Tall, uniform plants with fully double flowers. Height: 3 ft. 

18906 Lemon. Citron yellow. 18907 Orange. Deep orange. 

NEW! Babuda Series 

High adaptability to a wide range of climates. Continuous 

flowering in the field of firm well formed 4-5 in. blooms. 

Excellent vase life. Height: 2-3 ft. (Deep Gold to 4 ft.) 

20984 Deep Gold L 20986 Yellow N 

20985 Gold M 

G 

H 

Vulcan Series 

Spray-type ideal for use both alone or in mixed bouquets. 

Strong stems and very thick petals with good vase life. 

Pelleted Seed. 

21256 NEW! 1 Green E 19097 2 Pink Picotee G 

20373 2 Champagne 20375 2 Purple Picotee 

20374 2 Deep Purple F 19096 2 White H 

Lobelia 

speciosa 


Compliment Series 

Strong stemmed and colorful, ideal for container, garden 

and fresh cut use. Long shelf life, uniformity, and rich, 

bright coloring. Can be grown as an annual or perennial. 

13504 Deep Red 13505 Mix I 

13503 Scarlet 

Fan Series 

Excellent for cut, pot and garden. Zones: 6-10, usually grown 

as an annual. Container: 6 in. to gallon. Height: 24 in. 

13507 Blue. Taller, Ht: 28 in. J 13510 Salmon. Bronze foliage. 

13508 Burgundy 13511 Scarlet. Copper foliage. 

13509 Deep Rose K 

NEW! Bali Series 

Semi tall well branched plants. Will not fall over in rain. 

Firm ball shaped 3-4 in. blooms. Height: 20-24 in. 

20981 Gold O 20980 Yellow Q 

20982 Orange P 

NEW! Narai Series 

Super firm 3-4 in. round flowers. Good shipper. Bred under 

hot and humid conditions, disease tolerant. Height: 2 ft. 

20937 Orange R 20938 Yellow S 

NEW! Pagoda Series 

Large 4-5 in. ball shaped firm flowers. Strong branching 

plants will not fall over in rain. Height: 2 ft. 

20983 Yellow T 

Jesters 

Interesting mix of single flowered bicolors; yellow/mahogany 

and yellow/orange. Height: 2 ft. Detailed Seed. 

19808 Jesters U 

Promise Series 

Odorless. Crop time 8-12 weeks. Detailed Seed. 

13730 Orange. Carnation flowered. V 

13731 Yellow. Mum flowered. W 

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Marigold continued 

Sunrise Lime Yellow 

Odorless, carnation flower form, with strong stems. Height: 

2-3 ft. 

13752 Sunrise Lime Yellow A 

Matricaria 

(Feverfew) 

Chrysanthemum parthenium 


NEW! Magic Series 

Star-like flower form, small disks and extended ray petals. 

Tall, strong, straight, upright stems with multiple flowers 

and dark green foliage. Long day plants require 16-18 

hours of daylength. Crop time, 9-10 weeks from transplant. 

Height: 28-36 in. Pelleted Seed. 

19542 Lime Green B 19544 White D 

19543 Single C 19545 Yellow E 

NEW! Vegmo Series 

Double flowered with lacy, fragrant foliage. Fast, yearround 

crop. Nice stem quality plus good flower range 

and bud count. Long day plants require 16-18 hours of 

daylength. Crop time, 8-10 weeks from transplant. Height: 

28-36 in. Pelleted Seed. 

19538 Lime Green 19540 Sunny Ball Gold H 

13777 Single Improved F 19541 Yellow 

19539 Snowball Extra G 

Nigella 

(Love in a Mist) 


N. damascena 

Albion Series I 

Long-stemmed. Cut from July to September. Height: 24 in. 

13879 Black Pod 13880 Green Pod 

Cramers Plum 

White flowers are followed by beautiful, russet colored 

pods that are more of a reddish/purple color when dry. Use 

as fresh cuts, or dried. 

13881 Cramers Plum J 

Miss Jekyll Series 

Beautiful and easy to grow. Height: 18 in. 

13883 Dark Blue K 13885 Sky Blue. Light. 

13884 Rose L 13886 White 

N. orientalis 

Transformer 

Attractive yellow flowers are followed by curiously shaped 

seed pods. Height: 2 ft. 

13887 Transformer M 

Oxypetalum 

Tweedia caerulea 

Double series 

Exciting new flower form. Average 25% fully double, 50% 

semi double, and 25% single flowers. 

13896 Blue Double Mix N 18902 White Double Mix O 

Penstemon See Perennials 




Cappa Series 

Strong stems with colorful fruit. Round and Conic produce 

3-7 vertical branches per plant and fruit along stems. 

Topfruit produces 5-10 stems per plant and clusters fruit on 

top of stem. Height: 11-16 in. 

18522 Conic White/Red P 19146 Round Tricolor Q 

18788 Round Red 18523 Topfruit White/Red 


Rudbeckia | Cut Flowers 

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On Top Series 

Fruit is concentrated at the top of stems and point upward. 

Green leaves grow along the stems and are easy to 

remove. Clusters produce 15 plus fruits. Stem length 24-32 

in. A secondary stem develops above primary stem and 

fruits will be at different maturity/colors which can be sold 

separately. Total crop time 90-100 days. 

On Top Candles (elongated fruit): 

18797 Black A 19340 Purple Medium 

18794 Orange B (medium length fruit) 

18792 Orange Medium 14303 Red C 

(medium length fruit) 18789 Red Medium 

18795 Orange Short (medium length fruit) 

(short length fruit) 18798 White/Orange 

18796 Orange/Red 18790 Yellow 

19339 Purple 

On Top Round (round fruit): 

18793 Black 18791 Orange 

14304 Bronze Bicolor D 14305 Red 

Spice Drops Series E 

Candle-shaped fruits ¾ in. x 3 in. long. Fruits are formed at 

uniform spacing along each stem. Height: 2-3 ft. 

14318 Orange Candles 14323 Yellow Candles 

14320 Scarlet Candles 

Tall Round Fruit & Cone Fruit Series 

A selection of tall ornamental peppers for the professional 

cut flower grower. Height: 2-3 ft. 

14334 Round Orange Globe 14330 Cone Orange Sun 

14335 Round Red Fire 14331 Cone Red Flame 

14336 Round Yellow 14329 Cone Mix 

14333 Round Mix F 14332 Round & Cone 

14328 Cone Cream Rainbow Mix 

Ranunculus 

asiaticus 


La Belle Series 

Flowers are 100% double and stem quality is superior. 

Equally suited for pots, with growth regulators, or cut. Ask 

for separate colors. Also available in corms. 

15119 Mix G 

Super Greens Series 

Unique and interesting green center that expands as it 

matures. Also available in corms. 

20911 Red 20912 White 

20910 Rose 20909 Mix H 

Victoria Series 

2-3 stems per plant. After the first crop remaining corms 

can be carried over and will produce 8 to 10 beautiful 

stems per plant. 

15142 Orange Shades I 15145 Scarlet Shades J 

Rudbeckia 

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triloba 


Macau 

Strong and hardy, single daisy-like golden yellow petals 

with brown center. The fine wiry stems are self-supporting 

and convenient for arrangements. Height: 3 ft. 

15177 Macau K 

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judica 

Jerusalem Purple 

Lilac flowers on purple 20-25 in. stems. Crop time 90-100 

days. Very productive and does not need pinching. 

19927 Jerusalem Purple A 

Saponaria 

vaccaria 


Beauty Series 

Selected for the critical cut flower trade. 

15265 Pink B 15266 White C 

Scabiosa 

(Old Maid’s Pincushion) 


S. atropurpurea 

Imperial Hybrids 

Brilliant blend. 

15273 Imperial Hybrids Mix D 

QIS Series 

A large flowered annual with strong stems. Height: 32-36 in. 

15279 Dark Blue 15282 Salmon Pink 

15280 Deep Red E 15283 Scarlet F 

S. stellata 

Ping Pong 

Stems are topped with attractive ball shaped semi-transparent 

seed heads. Height: 2 ft. 

15278 Ping Pong G 

Snapdragon Greenhouse 


Antirrhinum majus 


Admiral Series 

15458 1-2 Admiral Crimson 15460 1-2 Admiral 

15462 1-2 Admiral Yellow H Pink Bicolor J 

15461 1-2 Admiral White 19321 1-2 Admiral Purple K 

15459 1-2 Admiral Pink I 

Allure Series 

15471 3-4 Allure Red. Rich violet red. 

15469 3 Allure Appleblossom. Rose on white. L 

15470 4 Allure Pink. Clear medium pink. 

Animation Series 

15482 2 Animation Yellow 

15481 2 Animation White. Paper white. M 

15476 2 Animation Pink. Light pastel pink. N 

15477 2 Animation Red O 

15479 2 Animation Royal Purple P 

15478 2 Animation Rose Q 

18853 2 Animation Cognac. Bicolor. R 

15473 2 Animation Deep Orange S 

15475 2 Animation Orange T 

Apollo Series. Butterfly. 

15483 2-3 Apollo Cinnamon U 

15486 2-3 Apollo Yellow V 

15485 2-3 Apollo Purple W 

15484 2-3 Apollo Ivory White X 

Appeal Series (Paxia Series) 

15490 3 Appeal Scarlet Y 

15491 2-3 Appeal Yellow Z 

18855 2-3 Appeal White AA 

18854 2-3 Appeal Bright Rose BB 

15489 2-3 Appeal Rose. Light rose pink. CC 

15487 2-3 Appeal Bronze. Light honey bronze. DD 

15488 2-3 Appeal Orange. Rich glowing orange. EE 

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15441 3-4 Attraction Orange Scarlet A 

15445 4 Attraction Yellow B 

18153 3 Attraction Paper White C 

15444 3-4 Attraction White. Creamy white. D 

15442 3-4 Attraction Pink. Clear light pink. E 

15439 3-4 Attraction Deep Rose F 

15443 3-4 Attraction Rose G 

15438 3-4 Attraction Bronze. Rich honey bronze. H 

15440 3-4 Attraction Orange. Light orange. I 

Bali Series 

15492 4 Bali Rose 

15493 4-5 Bali Violetta. White with violet blotch. 

Calima Series 

19883 4 Calima Red J 

15499 2-3 Calima Yellow K 

15497 2-3 Calima Ivory White L 

18856 2-3 Calima Pure White M 

15498 3 Calima Pink N 

19212 3 Calima Deep Rose O 

Chantilly Series. Butterfly. 

15501 1-2 Chantilly Cream Yellow 

20755 1-2 Chantilly Yellow P 

15507 1-2 Chantilly White Q 

15502 1-2 Chantilly Light Pink 

15506 1-2 Chantilly Pink 

15503 1-2 Chantilly Light Salmon 

18857 1-2 Chantilly Deep Orange 

15500 1-2 Chantilly Bronze 

Charming Series 

15509 4 Charming White 15508 4 Charming Pink 

Connexion Series 

15512 1-2 Connexion Red R 15514 1-2 Connexion White T 

15515 1-2 Connexion 15511 1-2 Connexion Pink U 

Yellow S 

15513 1-2 Connexion Rose V 

Cool Series 

19213 1-2 Cool Crimson W 15517 1-2 Cool Coral. 

15523 1-2 Cool Yellow Rich, bronzy rose. 

15522 1-2 Cool White 15518 1-2 Cool Orange 

15519 1-2 Cool Pink Bicolor X 

15220 1-2 Cool Rose 15521 1-2 Cool Salmon 

15516 1-2 Cool Bronze. Gold face with pink tube. Y 

Exquisite Series 

15539 3 Exquisite Golden Yellow 

15544 3 Exquisite Snow White 

15546 3 Exquisite White 

15542 3 Exquisite Pink 

15538 3 Exquisite Dark Rose 

15540 3 Exquisite Light Orange 

15541 3 Exquisite Orange. Bright orange. Z 

15545 3 Exquisite Sunset. Light orange. 

Glorious Series 

15549 1-2 Glorious Dark Red. Rich wine red. AA 

15553 2 Glorious Red 

15550 1-2 Glorious Light Pink 

15555 1-2 Glorious Violet. Reddish violet. 

15554 1-2 Glorious Rose Pink BB 

15547 1-2 Glorious Bronze. Clear rich bronze 

15548 2 Glorious Coral. Bronzy coral pink. CC 

15551 2 Glorious Orange 

Maryland Series 

15559 1-2 Maryland Crimson 

15561 1-2 Maryland Dark Red 

18048 2 Maryland Red DD 

15558 2 Maryland Bright Yellow 

15565 1-2 Maryland Ivory White. Creamy white. 

15572 2 Maryland White 

15573 2 Maryland White/Yellow Bicolor 

15557 2 Maryland Appleblossom. Rose on white. 

15570 1-2 Maryland Shell Pink. White tube. 

15571 1-2 Maryland True Pink 

15574 1-2 Maryland Yosemite Pink 

15566 1-2 Maryland Lavender 

15568 2 Maryland Plum Blossom. 

15569 1-2 Maryland Royal. Magenta. 

15563 1-2 Maryland Flamingo. Salmon rose. 

15560 2 Maryland Dark Orange 

21968 NEW! 1-2 Maryland Orange EE 

15562 1-2 Maryland Flame. Orange/yellow. 

15564 1-2 Maryland Golden Bronze FF 


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Monaco Series 

15576 2-3 Monaco Red. Almost purple. 

15580 2-3 Monaco Yellow A 

15579 2-3 Monaco White. Paper white. 

15578 2-3 Monaco Violet B 

15575 2-3 Monaco Baltimore Rose. Deep rose. 

15577 2-3 Monaco Rose C 

Opus Series 

18935 3-4 Opus Bright Red D 

42563 3-4 Opus Red E 

15590 3-4 Opus Yellow F 

15583 3 Opus Early White 

18936 4 Opus Fresh White G 

15584 3-4 Opus Ivory 

15589 3-4 Opus White 

15581 3-4 Opus Appleblossom. Rose on white. 

20756 3 Opus Early Pink 

15586 3-4 Opus Pink H 

15585 3-4 Opus Lavender. Light lavender. I 

15587 3-4 Opus Plum Blossom. Purple on white. 

15588 3-4 Opus Rose J 

15582 3-4 Opus Early Bronze K 

Overture Series 

15598 2 Overture Red L 

15600 2 Overture Yellow M 

15591 2 Overture Ivory 

15599 2 Overture White N 

15593 2 Overture Light Pink 

15596 2 Overture Pink O 

15594 2 Overture Magenta. Rich merlot. P 

15597 2 Overture Plum Blossom. Purple on white. Q 

19216 2 Overture Royal Magenta. Deeper purple. R 

19215 2 Overture Rose S 

15592 2 Overture Light Bronze. Gold center. T 

15595 2 Overture Orange U 

Potomac Series 

15613 4 Potomac Red V 

15618 3-4 Potomac Yellow 

15607 3 Potomac Early White 

15608 3-4 Potomac Ivory White 

15617 4 Potomac White 

15601 3-4 Potomac Appleblossom. Rose on white 

15605 3 Potomac Early Pink 

15611 3-4 Potomac Pink 

15612 3-4 Potomac Plum Blossom 

15615 3-4 Potomac Royal. Rich plum purple. 

15602 3-4 Potomac Cherry Rose. Dark cherry. W 

15606 3 Potomac Early Rose 

15614 3-4 Potomac Rose 

15603 3-4 Potomac Dark Orange 

15604 3 Potomac Early Orange. Light bronze. 

15610 3-4 Potomac Orange 

Premier Series 

15620 1 Premier White X 

15619 1 Premier Appleblossom. Rose on white. 

Sunshine Series 

15624 1-2 Sunshine Lemon Eye Y 

15623 1-2 Sunshine Deep Purple Eye Z 

15625 1-2 Sunshine Light Purple Eye AA 

Supreme Series 

15634 2-3 Supreme Wine Red. Burgundy red. 

15627 2-3 Supreme Golden Yellow. Deep yellow. 

15629 2-3 Supreme Light Yellow. Pastel yellow. 

15635 2-3 Supreme Yellow Charms. Light yellow 

15628 2-3 Supreme Ivory White BB 

15633 2-3 Supreme White 

15626 2 Supreme Appleblossom. Rose on white. 

15631 2-3 Supreme Pink 

15630 2-3 Supreme Lt. Lavender. Bicolor. CC 

15632 2-3 Supreme Violet DD 

Trumpet Series. Butterfly. 

19221 1-2 Trumpet Tangerine. Bronze bicolor. EE 

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NEW! Twist 

21969 2 Purple Twist FF 


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Solanum 

(ornamental Eggplant) 

s. integrifolium 

Pumpkin on a Stick 

This eggplant species looks like little pumpkins on sticks. 

Green fruit mature to deep reddish orange. Great in mixed 

bouquets. Crop time 4 months from 200 cell tray. Height: 

3-4 ft. 

14310 Pumpkin on a Stick A 

Statice 

Also see Perennials 

Limonium 

70°F. 14-18 days. Cover or uncover seed 

L. sinuata 

Fortress Series 

Fine, clean stems, uniform well matched blooms. Height: 

2 ft. 


15671 Dark Blue 15675 White 

15669 Heavenly Blue. 15676 Yellow 

Light blue. 

15672 Mix B 

15673 Purple 

QIS Series 

Reselected top quality. Height: 28-30 in. 

15684 Apricot C 15689 Rose G 

15685 Dark Blue D 15690 Soft Pastel Shades H 

15687 Lavender E 15692 White I 

15688 Pale Blue F 15693 Yellow J 

Seeker Series 

Unbeatable uniformity to flower and height. Flowers are 

true to color. Height: 24-40 in. 

15694 Blue K 15699 Rose Shades M 

15695 Light Yellow 15700 White 

15697 Pastel Blue 15701 Yellow N 

15698 Purple L 15696 Mix 

Splendor Series 

Extremely uniform, high yielding with strong stems and 

richly colored blooms. 

15703 Carmine Rose 15709 Rosea Splendens 

15704 Chamois. Apricot. 15710 Sky Blue 

15705 Dark Blue 15711 White 

15706 Golden Yellow 15708 Mix O 

Compindi Series 

Early and uniform. Greenhouse forcing or field production. 

Fresh cut and drying. Compindi has exceptionally large 

flowers and high yields. Height: 20 in. 

15658 Deep Blue 15660 Rose Q 

15659 Light Blue P 18059 White R 

Pastel Shades 

A most attractive blend of lovely, lively pastel shades. 

15680 Pastel Shades S 

Sunset 

A pleasing blend of attractive shades of apricot, orange, 

peach and red. 

15712 Sunset 

L. Species 

Perezii (Sea Foam) 

Graceful 2 ft. stems are topped with lacy violet-lavender 

florets. 

15681 Perezii T 

Suworowii (Rat Tail Statice) 

Long rose spikes on 2 ½ ft. tall stems. Excellent for cut and 

drying. 

15713 Suworowii U 

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Greenhouse Selectable 

Mid Cheerful Series 

95% double flowers. About two weeks later blooming than 

the Cheerful series. Requires more cooling to flower. 

15798 White A 15799 Yellow B 

Cheerful Series 

95% double flowers. Very early flowering. Does not require 

low temperature for bud initiation. 

15733 White C 15734 Yellow D 

Regal White 

95% double flowers, pure white. Silver/green, hairy type. 

15852 Regal White E 

White Beach 

95% double flowers. 

15888 White Beach F 

Glory Series 

55% double flowers. Extra early strain. 

15750 Blue M 15754 Pink Q 

15751 Cherry. Light pink. N 15755 Rose. Salmon rose. R 

15752 Lavender O 15756 White S 

15753 Light Purple P 

Goldcut Series 

55% double flowers. Bred for greenhouse forcing in Northern 

Europe. Height: 30 in. 

15757 Dark Blue 15762 Ruby Red 

15758 Light Blue 15763 White 

15760 Rose 15764 Yellow 

15761 Rosy Red 15759 Mix T 

Lucinda Series 

55% double flowers. Mid-early, high uniformity. Height: 

2-2 ½ ft. 

15790 Cream 15795 Purple Violet. Deepest 

15791 Dark Rose color in the series. U 

15792 Deep Blue 15796 Red 


15794 Light Rose 

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Japanese High Double Series 

Very early, with 70% double flowers. 

15774 JHD Blue #2. Deep blue, shiny leaves. G 

15775 JHD Crystal Cherry. Light pastel pink. H 

15776 JHD Light Pink #1. Shiny leaves. I 

15779 JHD Winter Pink. Hairy leaves. J 

Japanese No Series 

Very early, with 70% double flowers. 

15727 Asa No Mai. Pastel apricot, hairy leaved. 

15732 Beni No Uta. Rose, hairy leaves. K 

15786 Kaze No Mai. Light blue, hairy leaves. L 

Prouesse Series V 

55% double flowers. Rigid, sturdy stems topped with attractive 

double blooms the equal of the finest high double 

strain. Yes, there are earlier blooming types, but for overall 

quality and performance, Prouesse is tops. For winter flowering, 

we suggest you use the 95% double types, and then 

follow up with Prouesse for finest quality spring blooms. 

15831 Blue Lavender 1 15837 Red Ruby 8 

15832 Carmine 5 15838 Rose 3 

15833 Deep Blue 6 15839 White 7 

15834 Deep Red 2 15840 Yellow Cream 9 

15836 Pink 4 

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55% double flowers. Earlier to flower than others. Large, 

showy flowers. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

15881 Blue A 15883 Deep Salmon D 

15882 Clear Lavender B 15886 Light Pink E 

15884 Deep Lavender C 15887 Salmon Pink F 

Field Grown Non Selectable 

Column Series 

Non-branching, about 50% double flowers. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

15806 American Beauty 15820 Pacific Blue 

15807 Appleblossom 15821 Pacific Crimson 

15808 Apricot. 15822 Pacific Pink. 

Apricot tinged pink. 

Salmon pink. 

15809 Avalanche Supreme. 15823 Rose Pink #14 

Pure white. G 15824 Rose Supreme #22 

15810 Lilac Lavender 15825 Royal Purple. 

15811 Malmaison Pink. a.k.a. Purple Heart 

Unique salmon-pink. 15826 Ruby. Scarlet crimson. I 

15813 Miracle Gold 15827 Sweetheart Pink 

15814 Miracle Lavender 15829 White Goddess 

15815 Miracle Mid Blue 15830 Yellow Goddess 

15817 Miracle White H 15819 Mix 

15818 Miracle Yellow 

Katz Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Extra early field grown type. 55-60% 

double flowers. Flowers with same stem length up to 6 

weeks earlier than Non Branching Column Stocks. Tunnel 

production is recommended for longer, higher quality 

stems. Better heat tolerance, can be grown earlier and 

later in the season. 

19935 Apricot J 19757 Light Lavender O 

19936 Bright Rose K 19830 Pink P 

19737 Cherry Blossom L 21971 NEW! Purple Q 

21970 NEW! Crimson M 19831 White R 

19937 Lavender Blue N 19832 Yellow S 

Spray 

Quartet Series 

Single flowered, spray type with strong stems and gorgeous 

flower spikes with pubescent leaves. Needs a pinch 

to make the spray cut branching. 

15842 Blue. Lavender blue. 15848 Purple U 

15843 Cherry Blossom. 19227 Red 

Pastel soft pink. 15849 Rose 

19226 Deep Apricot T 15850 White V 


15846 Marine. Light blue. 

Sunflower See last page of Cut Flowers 

(Helianthus) 


Sweet Pea 

Lathyrus odoratus 


Incense Mix 

A selection of the most fragrant varieties. 

19889 Incense Mix 

Mammoth Series 

Long day or high light requirement type. 

16005 Crimson 16011 Rose Pink 

16006 Deep Rose 16012 Salmon Cream Pink 

16007 Lavender 16013 Scarlet 

16008 Mid Blue 16014 White 

16010 Navy Blue 16009 Mix 

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Old Spice Series 

Smaller flowered but 3 to 4 times as fragrant as any summer 

blooming strain. 

16015 America. Crimson with white stripes. 

16016 Black Knight. Maroon/violet bicolor. 

16017 Captain of the Blues. Deep mauve. 

16018 Cupani. Purple with deep blue bicolor. A 

16019 Flora Norton. Light Blue. B 

18911 Henry Eckford. Orange. 

16020 Janet Scott. Pink. 

16021 King Edward VII. Crimson. 

16022 Lady Grisel Hamilton. Pale lavender. 

16023 Lord Nelson. Navy blue. 

16024 Miss Willmott. Salmon pink. 

16026 Mrs. Collier. Cream. 

16027 Painted Lady. Rose with white bicolor. 

16028 Queen Alexandria. Scarlet. 

16025 Mix 

Spring Sunshine Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Premium cut sweet peas. Stronger, 

longer stems with more fragrant flowers. 

19561 Blush C 19565 Lilac G 

19562 Cerise D 19566 Peach H 

19563 Champagne E 19567 White I 

19564 Cream F 

Winter Elegance Series 

Short day low light greenhouse production for winter 

flowering. Height: 6-12 ft. 

16042 Burgundy 16049 Rose. Rose pink. 

16043 Deep Red 16050 Salmon Cream Pink 

16044 Deep Rose 16051 Scarlet 


16046 Mid Blue J 16047 Mix K 

16048 Pink Diana. Light pink. 

Winter Sunshine Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. Exciting new premium cut sweet pea 

series. Stronger, longer stems with more fragrant flowers. 

18914 Lavender L 18917 Rose P 

18916 Light Pink M 19533 Scarlet 

19531 Mid Blue N 18915 White Q 

19532 Navy O 

Sweet William See Dianthus 

Trachelium 

caeruleum 

60°-70°F. 2-3 weeks. Do not cover seed. 

NEW! Lake Series 

Three distinct Lake series allow year-round production. 

Mildly scented, light and lacy flowers with excellent stem 

length, 30-42 in. Pelleted Seed. 

Forest (Winter Flower) 

16146 Blue R 16147 White S 

16156 Purple 

Louise (Summer Flower) 

16148 Blue T 16150 White 

16149 Purple 

16137 Helios. White. U 

Michigan (Spring & Autumn Flower) 

16151 Blue 16154 White W 

16152 Purple 16155 Wine Red X 

16153 Violet V 

16162 Pandora. Purple with dark stems. Y 

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Finesse 

Hardy in the South but best used as an annual in the North. 

Lilac-violet flowers on wiry 40 in. tall plants. 

16165 Finesse A 

Zinnia 


Benary’s Giant Series 

Fully double 4-4 ½ in. Dahlia type blooms. Our leading commercial 

Cut Flower Zinnia series. Container: 6 in. to gallon. 

Height: 40-50 in. Filmcoated Seed. 

19667 Bright Pink B 19677 Salmon Rose J 

19668 Carmine Rose C 19678 Scarlet 

19669 Coral D 19679 White K 

19670 Deep Red E 19680 Wine L 

19671 Golden Yellow F 19674 Mix 

19672 Lilac G 16456 Lime. Not included in 

19675 Orange H Mix. Raw seed. M 

19676 Purple I 

Cactus Jewels (Cactus Flowered) 

4-5 in. blooms. Height: 2-3 ft. 

16463 Cactus Jewels Mix 

Giant Dahlia Series 

Double flowered 3 ½-4 in. blooms on long sturdy stems. Excellent 

low cost alternative to Benary Giants. Height: 3 ft. 

18939 Canary Bird Yellow 16479 Oriole Orange 

16572 Dream Lavender N 16571 Purity White 

16476 Envy. O 16570 Royal Purple 

Chartreuse green. 19856 Will Rodgers Scarlet 

16477 Miss Willmott Pink 16478 Mix P 

Oklahoma Series (Pumila type) 

Its 1 ¼-1 ½ in. flowers are double and semi-double. Excellent 

cut flower. Container: 6 in. to gallon. Height: 30-40 in. 

16499 Carmine 16505 Scarlet 

16500 Golden Yellow 16506 White 

16501 Ivory 16507 Yellow 

16503 Pink 16502 Mix Q 

16504 Salmon 

Queen Series 

Queen Red Lime is a unique bicolor and Queen Lime 

compliments it nicely. Not as tall as the Benary Giants. 

Height. 24-30 in. 

19902 Lime R 19560 Red Lime S 

State Fair (Giant Tetra) 

Mammoth flower size and higher resistance to Powdery 

Mildew and Altenaria. Height: 4 ft. 

16548 State Fair Mix T 

Uproar Rose 

Vivid electric rose color. Exceptional uniformity and flower 

quality. Height: 24-32 in. 

16556 Uproar Rose U 

Zowie Yellow Flame 

Magenta-orange centers with yellow tips. Longest lasting 

bloom of all zinnia. 

16563 Zowie Yellow Flame. AAS Winner. V 

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Classic-dark disc 19553 Dafna A Single Free 55 Golden Orange 4-5 in. 3-5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15927 Full Sun Improved B Single Free 55 Golden Yellow 6-8 in. 4-5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 18084 Orange Glory aka Zohar C Single Free 55 Golden Orange 4-5 in. 5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 18509 Orange King D Single Free 60 Golden Orange 4-5 in. 5-6 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 19942 Pro Cut Brilliance Single Free 55 Golden Yellow 4-5 in. 5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15965 Pro Cut Orange Single Free 50 Golden Orange 3-4 in. 5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15977 Sonja E Branch Pollen 55 Tangerine Orange 4-5 in. 3 ½ ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15978 Soraya F Branch Pollen 85 Tangerine Orange 4-6 in. 6 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15983 Sunbright G Single Free 60 Golden Yellow 6-8 in. 5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15987 Sunny Single Free 55 Golden Yellow 3-4 in. 6 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15992 Sunrich Orange H Single Free 60 Golden Orange 5-6 in. 3-5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15989 Sunrich Orange Summer I Single Free 55 Golden Orange 5-6 in. 3-5 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15997 Superior Gold J Single Free 60 Golden Yellow 6-8 in. 5-6 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15996 Superior Sunset Single Free 60 Golden Orange 6-8 in. 5-6 ft. 

Classic-dark disc 15905 Supreme Sunbright K Single Free 55 Golden Yellow 6-8 in. 4 ½ ft. 

Classic-dark disc 16001 Tiffany L Single Free 60 Golden Yellow 6-8 in. 4-5 ft. 

Classic-light disc 20908 Corona M Single Free 55 Golden Yellow 4-5 in. 3-5 ft. 

Classic-light disc 19941 Pro Cut Gold Single Free 55 Golden Orange 4-5 in. 5 ft. 

Classic-light disc 15990 Sunrich Gold N Single Free 60 Golden Orange 5-6 in. 3-5 ft. 

Bicolor-dark disc 15924 Florenza O Branch Pollen 60 Light Yellow/Rusty Ring 5 in. 4 ft. 

Bicolor-dark disc 19576 Pro Cut Bicolor Plus Single Free 55 Red/Orange Tips 3-4 in. 5 ft. 

Bicolor-dark disc 18514 Pro Cut Red Lemon Bicolor Single Free 55 Red/Lemon Tips 3-4 in. 6 ft. 

Bicolor-dark disc 15969 Ring Of Fire P Branch Pollen 70 Dark Red/Gold Ring 5-6 in. 4 ft. 

Bicolor-dark disc 15973 Solar Power Bicolor Q Branch Free 55 Dark Red/Orange 4-5 in. 5 ½ ft. 

Red-dark disc 15913 Cherry Rose R Branch Free 40 Cherry Red/Lemon 3 in. 5 ft. 

Red-dark disc 15914 Chianti S Branch Free 55 Deep Rich Red 4 in. 4 ft. 

Red-dark disc 15915 Claret T Branch Free 60 Burgundy Red 4-6 in. 6 ft. 

Red-dark disc 15925 Floristan U Branch Pollen 60 Reddish Brown/Yellow Tips 4-5 in. 3 ½ ft. 

Red-dark disc 15944 Moulin Rouge V Branch Free 55 Rich Dark Red 5-7 in. 6 ft. 

Red-dark disc 19922 Ruby W Branch Free 60 Dark Red 5-6 in. 5-6 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 15930 Ikarus X Branch Pollen 80 Lemon Yellow 4-6 in. 4 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 15959 Premier Lemon Y Single Free 45 Lemon 4-5 in. 3 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 15960 Premier Light Yellow Z Single Free 45 Cream Yellow 4-5 in. 3 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 15991 Sunrich Lemon AA Single Free 60 Lemon Yellow 5-6 in. 3-5 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 19764 Sunrich Lemon Summer BB Single Free 55 Lemon Yellow 5-6 in. 3-5 ft. 

Lemon-dark disc 16002 Valentine CC Branch Pollen 60 Lemon Yellow 4-6 in. 5 ft. 

Double Flowered 15908 Aura Gold Starburst DD Branch Free 60 Golden Yellow 5 in. 4 ft. 

Double Flowered 15909 Aura Lemon Starburst EE Branch Free 60 Citrus Lemon 3-4 in. 4 ft. 

Double Flowered 15918 Double Quick Orange FF Single Free 65 Golden Orange 4-5 in. 5 ft. 

Double Flowered 15928 Goldburst GG Branch Free 60 Golden Yellow 5-7 in. 5 ft. 

Double Flowered 15936 Lemon Éclair Starburst HH Branch Free 55 Lemon dark center 5 in. 4 ft. 

Double Flowered 15986 Sungold Tall aka Teddy Bear II Branch Pollen 80 Golden Yellow 4-7 in. 5-6 ft. 

Double Flowered 16000 The Joker JJ Branch Free 55 Red/Yellow dark center 5-6 in. 6 ft. 

Unique 15912 Cappuccino KK Branch Free 65 Terracotta dark disc 5-7 in. 6 ft. 

Unique 15933 Jade LL Branch Free 55 Pale Green light disc 4-5 in. 4 ft. 

Unique 18513 Pro Cut Peach Single Free 55 Peach dark disc 3-4 in. 5 ft. 


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Bella Select Series 

The light green, multi-lobed leaves are similar to the 

foliage of a maple tree. Ideal for garden containers or as 

an indoor flowering houseplant. Large 3 in. bell-shaped 

blooms. Height: 14-18 in. Ask for separate colors. 

11007 Bella Select Mix A 

Anemone 

coronaria 

50°-60°F. 14-21 days. Cover Seed. 


Harmony Series 

First genetically dwarf pot anemone available as seed. No 

plant growth regulators needed. Ideal holiday pot plants for 

Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Mother’s Day. 


11124 Orchid 11127 White 

11125 Pearl 11123 Mix B 

Browallia 

speciosa major 



Bells Series 

Cascading habit. Height: 10-12 in. 

11631 Blue C 11633 Silver. Snow white. E 

11632 Marine. Deep indigo blue. D 

Calceolaria 

herbeohybrida 



Dainty Series 

Small, compact growth habit for high density production 

with 6 in. spread. Thick 2 in. flower pouches give some disease 

tolerance to Botrytis. Pelleted Seed. Ask for separate 

colors. Height: 8 in. 

17184 Dainty Mix F 

Campanula Medium 



Happy Bells Series 

The first naturally dwarf Campanula medium with extra 

large flowers. It is a trouble free, flowering pot plant which 

is also suitable for the garden, patio and window boxes. 


19534 Blue G 19536 Violet I 

19535 Lavender H 19537 White J 

Carnation 



Lillipot Series 

Double 2 in. flowers. Best in 4 in. pots. No pinch or PGR’s 

necessary. Height: 10 in. Ask for separate colors. 

11726 Lillipot Mix K 

Cineraria 

Senecio cruentus 



Early Dwarf Erfurt 

Early medium size blooms in a good range of colors. For 4-6 

in. pots. Height: 8 in. 

11897 Early Dwarf Erfurt Mix 


Cyclamen | Pot Plants 

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B 

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Jester Series 

Small leaves. High percentage of bicolors. Suitable for 

winter and early spring sales. Containers: 4-6 in. Height: 


11901 Jester Mix A 

Siter’s Hybrid 

Broadest color range and widest variation flower forms. 

Germination is naturally low about 40%. Best in 5 in. or 

larger containers. 

11911 Siter’s Hybrid Mix B 

Cyclamen 

persicum 



Standard (5-6 in. & up pots) 

Delma Series 

Abundant fringed blooms. More vigorous than Sierra. Best 

grown under traditional cyclamen conditions. Height: 12-14 in. 

19934 Victoria C 19933 Fringed Mix D 

NEW! Friller Series 

Frilly blooms. True F-1 hybrid vigor, uniformity, and branching. 

Up to 3 weeks earlier than other fringed types. 

21071 Purple E 21074 White H 

21072 Salmon F 21069 Mix Flame I 

21073 Scarlet G 21070 Mix 

Rainier Series 

Jumbo size for 6-8 in. pots. Crop time 31-35 weeks. Can 

use as cut flower. To harvest, push stem down, then pull 

up. Height: 14-16 in. 

20112 Purple Flame 19030 Rose 

19026 Light Pink w/Eye J 19031 Salmon 

20110 Light Purple 19032 Scarlet L 

19027 Lilac 19033 White M 

20111 Pink 19028 Mix 

19029 Purple K 

Sierra Synchro Series 

The Synchro grouping are varieties in a series which are 

very uniform in timing and habit. 

12120 Deep Rose 12136 Scarlet O 

12121 Deep Salmon 12138 White 

12122 Light Pink w/Eye N 12139 Wine Flame 

12133 Purple 19739 Mix 

12134 Rose 

Winter Ice Series 

First silver leafed large flowered F1 cyclamen. Close 

relationship to wild types so tougher in the garden. For 4-6 

in. pots. Crop time 28-32 weeks. Height: 12-14 in. 

19042 Purple P 20115 Scarlet S 

20114 Rose Q 19044 White T 

19043 Salmon R 19045 Mix 

Intermediate (4-4 ½ in. pots) 

Laser Synchro Series 

The Synchro grouping are varieties in a series which are 

very uniform in timing and habit. Laser is the most uniform 

series. 


12056 Pink Flame U 12072 White 

12066 Purple 12074 Wine 

12057 Purple Flame V 12073 Wine Flame W 

12069 Salmon 20113 Mix 

Sterling Series 

Strong silver leaf pattern. Uniform earliness, plant habit, 

flower size and bloom quality. Height: 10-12 in. 

12148 Deep Salmon 12150 Scarlet 

12149 Fuchsia 12157 White 

12153 Pink 12158 Wine 

12154 Purple 19041 Mix Festive Dance 

12155 Rose 12151 Mix Flame X 

12156 Salmon w/Eye 12152 Mix Y 

S 

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Pot Plants | Cyclamen 

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B 

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D 

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Cyclamen continued 

Miniature (2 ½-4 in. pots) 

Silverado Series 

Mini silver leaf. Slightly more vigorous than Miracle series. 


12142 Purple 18640 Wine C 

12145 Rose 12143 Mix Purple Flame D 

12144 Scarlet A 19345 Mix 

12146 White B 

Silverheart Series 

Foliage is truly something new and different. Close relationship 

to wild types so tougher in the garden. For 4-5 in. 

pots. Crop time 24-26 weeks. Height: 8-10 in. 

19036 Purple E 19040 Wine I 

19037 Rose F 19034 Mix Flame J 

19038 Scarlet G 19035 Mix 

19039 White H 

NEW! Winfall Series 

Perfect for winter and fall, aptly named (Win-Fall). Plant 

them indoors or out. Sizes up under low temperatures, 

requiring less energy. Incredibly uniform habit and size. 

21093 Pink Flame K 21097 Salmon N 

21094 Purple L 21098 Scarlet O 

21095 Purple Picotee 21099 White P 

21096 Rose M 21092 Mix 

Dianthus 

Also see Bedding Plants and Perennials 

chinensis 



Diana Series 

Combines earliness and compact habit. Best in 4 in. pots. 


21122 NEW! Lavender Picotee. Unique color. Q 

12328 Mix R 

Super Parfait Series 

Super large flowers. Excellent performance in 4 in. pots. 

Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted Seed. 

12397 Raspberry S 12399 Strawberry U 

19054 Red Peppermint T 12395 Mix 

Venti Parfait 

Taller and larger flowered than the Parfait series. A good 

replacement for discontinued Corona Cherry Magic. Pelleted 


20165 Venti Parfait Crimson Eye V 

Dichondra 

72°-76°F. 4 days. Cover seed lightly. 


D. argentea 

Silver Falls 

Round, 1 in., fan-shaped silver foliage and stems. No pinch 

or PGR’s. Trails: 3-4 ft. Height: 2-3 in. 

12437 Silver Falls W 

D. repens 

Emerald Falls 

Rounded green foliage. Plants branch fuller than Silver 

Falls. Trails: 3-4 ft. Height: 2-3 in. Multi-Seed Pellet. 

12436 Emerald Falls X 

Gaultheria 

procumbens 

Very Berry 

Container and 6 in. basket product for autumn and winter 

sales. High percentage of useable plants in plugs. 

12658 Very Berry Y 


Gloxinia | Pot Plants 

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E 

F 

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J 

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D 

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K 

L 

Gerbera 

(Transvaal Daisy) 

jamesonii 



Autumn Colors 

Large, semi-double flower mix for 5 in. pots and larger. 

Crop time 17-21 weeks. Height: 16-18 in. 

20198 Autumn Colors Mix A 

Durora Mini Double 

Double 3 in. flowers. Formulated mix of 10 solid and bicolor 

varieties. Pot size 3 ½-4 in. From potting to market 8-10 

weeks. 

19732 Durora Mini Double Mix B 

Festival Series 

Uniform timing regardless of color. Extremely free flowering 

with 6-10 blooms per plant on average. Coated Seed. 


12824 Mix Semi-Double C 12811 Mix. Formula of all. 

12827 Mix Spider D 

12806 Mix Grower Select. Uniform timing. E 

Royal Series 

Early flowering, medium sized plants with dark green foliage. 

Uniform across all colors. Ask for separate colors. 

12878 Mini Mix J 12883 Mix. Formula blend. K 

19310 Mix Semi-Double 

Gloxinia 

sinningia 


Avanti Series 

Ideal for the 4-5 in. pot market. Extremely flexible leaves, 

for shipping ideal. Pelleted Seed. Ask for separate colors. 

12906 Avanti Mix L 

Brocade 

Blooms are 100% double and leaves are small. Uniform, 

compact strain ideal for 4-5 in. pot production. 

12913 Brocade Mix M 

Empress Series 

Very early blooming with small, flexible leaves and a nice 

color range. Ask for separate colors. Pelleted Seed. 

18155 Empress Mix N 

N 

Fortune Series 

Short flower stems, multiple flowers at first flush, all 

colors bloom in short window. Ask for separate colors. 

12831 Fortune Mix F 

Revolution Series 

Well shaped plant habit with dark green crisp foliage with 

at least 3 large flowers per plant at same stage, often 

more. Height: 12-16 in. Ask for separate colors. 

12845 Mix Mega. Vigorous, 20% larger. G 

12844 Mix Micro Irish Eyes. All green eyed with wide color. H 

range including doubles. 3-3 ½ in. pots. 

12856 Mix Mini. Genetically compact, 4 in. pots. I 

12860 Mix. Formula blend. 

Multi Bells Series 

Gloeckner Exclusive. This is the first F-1 species cross 

between gloxinia and streptocarpus. It combines the 

advantages of both; and exceptionally high flower count, 

with center flowering and upward facing blooms. Foliage is 

short and flexible resulting in less damage in transit. More 

plants can be produced per square foot and is 10-14 days 

earlier than Avanti, An extremely uniform crop. Pelleted 


19712 Blue O 19770 White Q 

19759 Cherry P 

M 

O 

P 

Q 


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Pot Plants | Godetia 

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K 

C D E 

L 

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N 

O 

P 

Godetia 


Satin 

2 in. blooms in an attractive range of colors. Grow at 

50°-60°F in sunny, well ventilated houses. Do not overfeed. 

Sow December-February to bloom April-May. 

12933 Satin Mix A 

Helichrysum 

H. microphyllum 


Silver Mist 

Silver foliage and stems. ¼ in. round, finely textured leaves. 

Full, mounted and spreading habit. Branches well without 

pinching. Prefers full sun. Crop time in 4 in. pot is 11-14 

weeks. Height: 6-8 in., spread 18-24 in. Multi-seed pellet. 

13025 Silver Mist B 

Hypoestes See Bedding Plants 

Lavatera 

trimestris 



Twins Series 

Genetically dwarf. Satiny, fully round 4 in. single flowers. 

Blooms late May to September. Healthy disease tolerant 

series. Container: 4 in. and larger. Height: 12 in. container, 

20 in. garden. 

13345 Cool White C 13346 Hot Pink D 

Mimulus 



Magic Series 

Most compact and earliest Mimulus available. Flower size: 

1 ¾-2 in. Height: 10 in. Pelleted seed. Ask for separate colors. 

13785 Magic Blotch Mix E 

Morning Glory 


Ipomoea 


Cameo Elegance 

Leaves are variegated. Single 1-1 ½ in. red flowers with 

white throat that bloom profusely. The plants like low 

fertile soils and dry conditions. Short 3 ft. vines. 

13813 Cameo Elegance F 

Sun Smile Series G 

(a.k.a. Good Morning) 

Creamy white variegated foliage and white edge with 

white throat picotee flowers. Attractive plant even when 

no in bloom. Flower size: 3-4 in. Compact vine. Scarified 

seed. 

13818 Blue 13820 Red 

13819 Pink 13821 Violet 

Pentas 


lanceolata 



Graffiti Series 

Early, uniform flowering, compact well branched habit and 

large flower heads held above foliage. Thrives in heat and 

drought. Container: 4-6 in. Height: 8 in. Pelleted seed. 

14226 Bright Red H 14227 Rose M 

14228 Lavender I 14231 Violet N 

18774 Lipstick J 14232 White O 

14230 Pink K 14229 Mix P 

19338 Red Lace L 


Primula | Pot Plants 

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B 

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New Look Series 

Compact plant has star shaped flower cluster. Height: 8-10 


14238 Pink A 14241 Violet D 

14239 Red B 14242 White E 

14240 Rose C 14237 Mix 

Salsa Series 

Mini, well branching, dwarf and compact. Salsa produces 

many 1 in. x ½ in. fruits. Ideal for 2-3 in. pots. 

14312 Deep Orange 14317 Yellow 

14314 Orange 14316 Yellow Red 

14315 Red 14313 Mix P 



Also see Bedding Plants and Cut Flowers 



Calypso Series 

Very elegant plant habit with many pointed 1 ¾ in. x ³⁄8 in. 

fruits. Calypsos make ideal 4 in. pots and offer excellent 

keeping qualities. 

14282 Deep Orange 14286 Yellow 

14284 Orange 14287 Yellow/Red 

14285 Red 14283 Mix F 

Shu White to Red 

Brightly variegated foliage. 1 ½ in. fruit mature cream 

through all shades to red giving the look of a mix. Best in 4 

in. pot. Height: 8-10 in. 

18900 Shu White to Red Q 

Treasure Red 

Foliage is rich dark green with conical pointed upright 

white to red fruits. Height: 8-10 in. 

14337 Treasure Red R 

Primula 


O 

Q 

Festival Series 

Well branched, produces many 1 in. x ¾ in. fruits. 

14290 Bicolor. G 14293 Yellow I 

Dark violet to red. 14291 Mix 

14292 Orange H 

Medusa 

Dwarf, naturally compact, well-branched plant is wellsuited 

to 4 in. pot plant culture. Perfect for the fall indoor 

plant market. Medusa will bring life to Halloween and 

Christmas sales. Height: 6-8 in. 

14302 Medusa J 

Peppa Series 

Compact and well branched plant habit. High germination. 

Pot size: 4 in. Height: 10 in. 

14307 Blanca. K 14306 Pepperoni. N 

White to salmon. 

White to red. 

14308 Lila. White to orange. L 18799 Purple Tangerine O 

14309 Orangia. Orange. M 

P. malacoides 

60°F. 3-4 weeks. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: 4 in., 5-6 months 

Rhinepearl 

Outstanding pot-plant strain. Compact base branching and 

very free blooming. 

15029 Rhinepearl Mix 

P. obconica 


Crop Time: 4 in., 5-6 months 

Libre Series 

Primin Free. Plants are strong and base branching. Height: 


14986 Libre Mix S 

R 

P 

S 


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Pot Plants | Ranunculus 

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F 

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J 

C 

D 

Ranunculus 


asiaticus 



Bloomingdale Series 

Ideal for spring 4-6 in. pot sales. Very small leaves. Flowers 

are full double, large 3 ½ in., on short, sturdy stems. 

Height: 8-10 in. Ask for separate colors. 

15098 Bloomingdale Mix A 

Mache Series 

Strong stems hold up during shipping. Low PGR costs. Total 

crop time 20-25 weeks, plug 10-13 weeks. Container: 4 in. 

pot. Height: 12-16 in. Ask for separate colors. 

20694 Mix Bicolor B 15135 Mix 

Magic Series 

Consistently high and uniform seedling yields. Sow before 

October and plants will bulk naturally under short days, no 

PGRs. Total crop time 22-24 weeks. Height: 6-8 in. Ask for 


18846 Magic Mix C 

Rudbeckia 

Also see Bedding Plants and Cut Flowers 

hirta 


Light Series 

Well branched, blooms 2 ½ in. Height: 6-8 in. 

15171 Spotlight. Golden yellow with blotches at petal base. D 

15172 Summer Light. Pure golden yellow, no blotches. E 

Toto Series 

Compact, well branched, early flowering. Single 3 in. flowers. 

Ideal for 4-5 in. pots. Filmcoated Seed. Height: 8-10 in. 

15173 Gold 15176 Rustic 

15174 Lemon 15175 Mix F 

Schizanthus 

64°-72F. 8-14 days. Do not cover seed. 

Crop Time: Green, 9-11 weeks 

Star Parade 

Compact globe shaped plants, covered with orchid like 

blooms. Very colorful, ideal for pots or garden use. Height: 

8 in. 

15293 Star Parade G 

Shamrock 

Trifolium repens minus 

65°F. 10 days. Cover seed. 

True Irish 

Popular St. Patrick’s Day pot plant. 

15300 True Irish H 

Spilanthes 

oleracea 

72°-76°F. 4 days. Cover seed lightly. 


Peek-A-Boo 

Very unique, oval-shaped golden yellow flowers with deep 

burgundy red eye on long, pendulant stems. Sun to partial 

shade. 1 in. flowers. Foliage is bronze green in full sun. 

Height: 12-15 in. Coated Seed. 

15641 Peek-A-Boo I 

Sunflower 


Helianthus annuus 


Big Smile 

Upright. 50-55 days. 6 in. golden yellow flower with black 

center. Height: 12-15 in. 

15910 Big Smile J 


Sweet Pea | Pot Plants 

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E 

C 

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D 

F 

Choco Sun 

Deep green foliage gives this pot sunflower an especially 

healthy appearance. Golden yellow flowers with dark disc. 

Well branched. Total crop time 10 weeks. Height: 10 in. 

42560 Choco Sun A 

Firecracker 

Branching. Pollen-free. 55 days. Red and gold 4 in. flowers. 

Height: 2 ft. 

15923 Firecracker B 

Little Dorit 

Upright. Pollen-free. Golden 4-5 in. flowers with dark disc. 

Height: 2 ft. 

15939 Little Dorit 

Pacino Series C 

Branching. 4-5 in. flowers. Height: 12-16 in. 

15951 Cola. Gold w/dark disc. 15953 Lemon. Primrose yellow 

15952 Gold. Green disc. with green disc. 

Solina 

8 in. yellow flowers with green disc. Flowers under short 

days. Height: 12-16 in. 

15975 Solina D 

Solita 

Branching. Pollen-free. Golden yellow with green disc. 

Height: 2 ft. 

15976 Solita E 

Sunny Smile 

Dwarf, branching, pollen-free variety than needs only two 

months (50-55 days) from sowing to bloom. Its growing 

period is virtually the same regardless of day length. Rich 

flower and foliage color set Sunny Smile apart from others 

on market. Height: 15-20 in. 

15988 Sunny Smile F 

Sweet Pea 

Lathyrus odoratus 

65°-70°F. 14 days. Cover Seed. 

Pot Perfume 

Large pink, very fragrant flowers, on compact plants. 


19892 Pot Perfume G 

Villa Roma Series 

Dwarf, bush, neatly mounded habit, ideal for containers. 

Flowers are sweet scented. Fleuroselect winner for its 

overall attractiveness and excellent garden performance. 


16041 Villa Roma Scarlet H 

G 

H 


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Perennials | Achillea 

G 

H 

A 

I 

B 

C 

F 

J 

D 

E 

Achillea 

(Yarrow) 


Flowers July-August. Zones: 3-8. 

A. ageratum 

Moonwalker 

Yellow, Height: 2 ½ ft. 

11015 Moonwalker A 

A. millefolium 

Summer Series 

Fragrant fernlike foliage. Crop time 4 months. Height: 18-24 

in. 

11018 Summer Berries. Mix of deep colors. B 

11019 Summer Pastels. AAS Winner. Pastel colors. C 

A. ptarmica 

Noblessa 

Bright white, fully double flowers over deep green foliage. 

Fast crop time and lower energy costs, does not require 

vernalization. 

19761 Noblessa D 

The Pearl Superior 

Fully double, lacy white blooms on compact plants. Blooms 

in 3 months on 10 in. plants. Second year plants reach 28 in. 

11017 The Pearl Superior E 

A. tomentosa 

Goldie 

First year flowering. A compact habit that is well suited for 

pot production or as a ground cover. Large, golden flower 

clusters over silver-green foliage. Height: 6-8 in. 

19711 Goldie F 

Agastache 


Flowers June-September 

A. aurantiaca 

Apricot Sprite 

Dwarf, compact plants, with sweetly fragrant foliage. 

Height: 1 ½ ft. Zones: 7-10. 

11021 Apricot Sprite G 

A. cana 

Purple Pygmy 

Flowers from mid summer to early winter and performs 

well as bedding plant and in containers. Bright, rich purple 

flowers coupled with scented foliage. Zones: 5-10. 

11025 Purple Pygmy H 

Alchemilla 

(Lady’s Mantle) 

mollis 

65°-72°F. 20-30 days. 

Cover seed lightly. 

Flowers June-July 

Thriller 

Winter hardy, long-lived perennial. Slightly hairy leaves 

and decorative. Graceful green-yellow flowers in multiple 

clusters. Thrives in sun or partial shade. Height: 20 in. 

Zones: 3-7. 

11059 Thriller I 

Alyssum 


Flowers April-June 

A. saxatile 

Gold Dust 

Dense heads of gold flowers. Height: 12 in. Zones: 3-8. 

11072 Gold Dust J 


Armeria | Perennials 

A 

E 

C 

B 

D 

F 

A. montanum 

Mountain Gold 

Stays prostrate with finely cut foliage covered in spring with 

fragrant bright yellow flowers. Height: 8 in. Zones: 5-9. 

11074 Mountain Gold A 

Anchusa 

azurea 

70°F 7-21 days. Cover seed. 

Flowers June-July 

Italica Dropmore 

Robust summer Forget-Me-Not, with large panicles of 

gentian blue flowers. Height: 12 in. Zones: 3-8. 

11119 Italica Dropmore B 

Anemone 

multifida 

68°F. 28 days. Cover seed. 

Flowers June-August 

Annabella Series 

Hardy perennial, with delicate single 1 ¼ in. blooms. Good 

in rock gardens, and 4-6 in. pots. Unique seed heads and 

lacy foliage. Height: 10 in. Zones: 3-8. 

11120 Deep Rose C 11121 White D 

Aquilegia 

(Columbine) 

caerulea 

68-72°F. 14-30 days. Do not cover seed. 

Flowers May- June. 

Biedermier 

Attractive bushy plants. A bright colored blend. Zones: 3-8. 

11153 Biedermier Mix 

Blue Butterflies 

Excellent for 4 in. pots. Bright purple blossoms each with 

center bells which fade to white at edges. Height: 6 in. 

Zones: 3-8. 

11154 Blue Butterflies 

Dragonfly 

Excellent habit and color range. Height: 18 in. Zones: 3-8. 

11162 Dragonfly Hybrids E 

McKana’s Giants 

Large, long spurred flowers. A bright mixture of colors. 

Height: 2 ½ ft. Zones: 3-8. 

11163 McKana’s Giants Mix F 

Origami Series 

Requires only 2-3 weeks vernalization, at temperatures as 

high as 45°-50°F. Use in jumbo to 6 in. containers. Sow 

October/November for April/May bloom. Uniform habit and 

flowering. Height: 14-16 in. Zones: 3-8. Ask for separate 

colors. 

11172 Origami Mix G 

Arabis 

(Rock Cress) 

alpina or caucasica 

70°F. 15 days. Do not cover seed. 

Flowers April – June. Excellent rock garden plant. 

Spring Charm 

Carmine red. Height: 6 in. Zones: 3-7. 

11217 Spring Charm H 

Armeria 

(Thrift, Sea Pinks) 


Flowers April-May. 

G 

H 


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A 

B 

J 

K 

G 

C 

H 

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L 

D 

E 

F 

Armeria continued 

A. latifolia 

Large Hybrids 

Masses of 2 ft. stems topped with round colorful clover like 

blossoms in colors ranging from white through pinks, rose, 

salmon, carmine and red to orange shades. Used fresh or 

dried they are ideal for arrangements. A hardy perennial 

that can also be easily flowered the first year from seed. 

Space plants 12 in. x 12 in. and provide good drainage. 

Clean seed. Zones: 4-8. 

11224 Large Hybrids Mix A 

A. maritime 

Morning Star Series 

First year flowering, most compact. For pots and garden. 

Ht: 6 in. Zone 4-8. First year flowering, most compact. For 

pots and garden. Height: 6 in. Zone 4-8. 

18994 Deep Rose B 19763 White C 

A. splendens 

Bright rose blooms. Clean seed. Height: 8-10 in. Zones: 4-8. 

11225 A. splendens D 

A. pseudarmeria 

Joystick 

First year flowering. Base branching with round, cushionshaped 

flowers on 16 in. stems. Wintergreen foliage. Clean 

seed. Zones: 5-9. Ask for separate colors. 

11221 Joystick Mix E 

Asclepias 

(Butterfly Weed) 

70°-75°F. 3-4 weeks. Cover seed lightly. 

Flowers July-August 

A. curassavica 

Red Butterfly 

Flat umbels of red/orange-yellow flowers for borders and 

patios and also as a very worthwhile cut. Height: 3 ½ ft. 

Zones: 4-9. 

11238 Red Butterfly F 

Silky Series 

Excellent cut flower, bred for greenhouse and outdoor 

summer production. Prefers a warm, rather dry location. 

Rubbed seeds Height: 24-28 in. Zones: 4-9. 

11239 Deep Red 11242 Scarlet 

11240 Gold G 11241 Mix H 

A. incarnata 

Milkmaid 

Creamy white. A hardy perennial. First year blooming as a 

border plant, for mass planting in large beds and also as a 

fine cut flower. Height: 40 in. Zones: 3-7. 

11235 Milkmaid I 

Soulmate 

An out standing cut flower for autumn sales. Rose-pink 

flowers on strong stems about 28-36 in. Flowers the same 

year when sown in Jan.-Feb. Zones: 3-7. 

11243 Soulmate J 

A. physocarpa 

Hairy Balls 

Rounded, inflated pale green ‘hairy’ pods, on long arching 

stems. Great in arrangements. 

11237 Hairy Balls K 

Astilbe 

arendsii 

50°F.N-65°F.D 2-3 weeks. Do not cover seed. 

Flowers May-July. 

Astary Series 

First astilbe that doesn’t need vernalization to flower. 

Height: 8-10 in. Pelleted Seed. Ask for separate colors. 

18998 Astary Mix L 


Campanula | Perennials 

A 

B 

G 

H 

D 

C 

E 

F 

I 

Bella 

Great for 6 in. pots and the garden. Height: 20 in. Zones: 4-9. 

11416 Bella A 

Grande 

Elegant mix in the garden with a 24 in. flower spike. For the 

landscape and as a cut flower. Height: 32 in. Zones: 4-9. 

11417 Grande B 

Showstar 

Compact bushy growth and tightly packed, upright spikes. 

Attractive color range from white, cream, shades of pink to 

red. Height: 12-16 in. Zones: 4-9. 

11418 Showstar C 

Bellis 

(English Daisy) 

perennis 


Flowers April-May 

Bellisima Series 

Large, fully double flowers. No vernalization needed. Big, 

vigorous plants are great for strong landscape performance. 

Height: 6-10 in. Zones: 4-8. Ask for separate colors. 


11593 Bellisima Mix D 

Galaxy Series 

Semi-double pomponette flower shape with a yellow heart. 

Uniform and compact habit with 1 ¼ in. flowers. Ideal in 

pots or packs. Height: 4-8 in. Zones: 4-8. Pelleted Seed. 


11598 Galaxy Mix E 

Habanera Series 

Large, double ray type blooms on neat, compact plants. 

Excellent in garden or pots. Height: 6 in. Zones: 4-8. Ask for 

separate colors. Pelleted seed. 

19014 Habanera Mix F 

Robella 

Very early flowering with large double salmon-pink flowers. 

Dwarf and compact habit. Zones: 4-8. 

11604 Robella G 

Speedstar Series 

No vernalization needed to flower, but the cooler the better. 

Can be grown for both fall and spring sales. The most 

compact habit. Pelleted Seed. Ask for separate colors. 

19020 Speedstar Mix H 

Tasso Series 

Large Pomponette. Compact with short, strong flower 

stems that bud up uniformly. Height: 4-6 in. Zones: 4-8. Ask 


11612 Tasso Mix I 

Bergenia 

cordifolia 


Flowers March-April 

Beauty Series 

Large dark glossy foliage. Excellent for cut. Height: 20-24 

in. Zones: 3-10. 

11617 Red J 11618 Rose 

Campanula 


Flowers June-September 

C. calycanthema 

Cup and Saucer 

Canterbury Bells. Good for cutting. Biennial. Height: 3 ft. 

Zones: 2-8. 

11668 Cup and Saucer Mix K 

J 

K 


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Perennials | Campanula 

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B 

D 

J 

K 

E 

I 

C 

F 

G 

H 

M 

L 

N 

Campanula continued 

C. carpatica 

Clips Series 

Dwarf compact Harebells, for borders, rock gardens or 

pots. Plants 8 in. tall which produce masses of upright bellflowers. 

Height 6-9 in. Zones: 3-8. 

11676 Blue A 11677 White C 

11674 Deep Blue B 

C. cochlearifolai 

Advance Series 

Can easily be scheduled for professional container production. 

Early, uniform, first year flowering. Height: 6 in. 

Zones: 6-7. 

11662 Blue D 11663 White E 

Alpine Breeze Series 

No vernalization needed. Fastrax first year blooming. 

Compare to Advance series, earlier by 7-10 days. Pot 

height 6 in. Best in 4 ½ in. or smaller pot. Zone 6-7. Multi 

Seed Pellet. 

20038 Blue F 20039 White G 

C. persicifolia 

Spikes of attractive bells on 2 ½ ft. stems that hold up very 

well in arrangements. Natural flowering period from June 

to August. Can be forced in greenhouse. Zones: 3-8. 

11691 Blue H 11692 White I 

Takion Series 

Beautiful upright 2 ½ in. bell-shaped flowers on upright 

spikes. Produces 6-8 branches for heavy flowering without 

pinching. Excellent pot crop. Container: 6 in. pots, gallons 

or mixed containers. Height: 16-20 in. Pelleted Seed. 

17193 Blue J 17194 White K 

Carnation 

Dianthus caryophyllus 


Flowers June-July. 

Grenadin 

Produces bushy plants that are ideal for borders as well 

as cutting. The blooms are double, early flowering and 

develop on strong stems. Height: 1 ½ ft. Zones: 4-7. 

11717 Grenadin Mix 

Catananche 

(Cupids Dart) 


Flowers June-September. 

Amor Series 

Elegant plant with fine flowers on grey leaved long slender 

stems. First year flowering. Extreme long flowering period. 

Fresh or dried cut flowers. Height: 24 in. Zones: 4-8. 

11739 Blue L 11740 White M 

Centranthus 

ruber 



Pretty Betsy 

Improved deep red selection. Excellent cut flowers. Height: 

3 ft. Zones: 5-8. 

11878 Pretty Betsy N 

Snowcloud 

A specially reselected line for cut. Pure white. Height: 3 ft. 

Zones: 5-8. 

11879 Snowcloud O 

O 


Delphinium | Perennials 

A 

E 

F 

C 

B 

D 

G 

Chiastophyllum 

oppositifolium 


Solar Yellow 

Intense flush of yellow flowers in Spring with attractive foliage. 

Ideal for pot and garden. Container: 3 ½-5 in. Height: 

8 in. Pelleted seed. Zones: 5-7. 

11885 Solar Yellow A 

Chrysanthemum 

(Shasta Daisy) 

maximum 


Flowers July-October. Zones: 4-9. 

Leucanthemum x superbum 

Alaska 

Classic daisy, 3 in. white flowers with yellow center. 


11890 Alaska B 

Crazy Daisy 

Fully double flowers, creamy white with yellow center. 


11891 Crazy Daisy C 

Silver Princess 

Medium size single white with yellow center flowers. 


11895 Silver Princess D 

C. vulgare (Tansy) 

Gold Sticks 

Bred for outdoor cut flower production, useful as filler in 

mixed bouquets. Uniform fast-growing base branching 

plants, produce numerous long stems with golden yellow, 

button-like flowers in umbels. A perennial to grow as an 

annual. Suitable for fresh or dry cut. Zones: 5-8. 

11889 Gold Sticks E 

Coreopsis 

(Tick Seed) 

grandiflora 


Flowers May-June. 

Early Sunrise 

Golden yellow semi-double blooms. Ideal for landscape 

work and as a unique cut flower item. A hardy perennial. 

First year flowering. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 4-9. 

11969 Early Sunrise. AAS Winner. F 

Rising Sun 

Similar to Early Sunrise with a bright red fleck to the center 

of each petal. First year flowering, up to a week earlier. 

Naturally compact, requires less PGR’s. Height: 20-36 in. 

Zones: 4-9. 

11971 Rising Sun G 

Sunburst 

Large golden yellow, fully double flowers. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

Zones: 3-10. 

11972 Sunburst H 

Sunfire 

Offers all of the outstanding traits of Rising Sun, but with a 

single flower form which lets you see the red center better. 

Height: 3 ft. Zones: 4-9. 

11973 Sunfire I 

Delphinium 

grandiflorum 


Flowers June-September. Zones: 3-7. 

H 

I 


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R 

Delphinium continued 

Dasante Blue 

First year flowering perennial. Vibrant blue flowers on 

a plant that is responsive to PGRs, naturally earlier and 

shorter stemmed. For containers 6 in. and larger, not cuts. 

Height: 28-34 in. Zones: 5-8. 

19795 Dasante Blue A 

Mistral Series 

Spray-type. Flowers are 1 ½-2 in. on well branched sprays 

with lacy foliage. Height: 16-24 in.(garden), 36 in. grown 

as cuts. 

12268 Blue B 12271 Sky Blue E 

12269 Light Purple C 12272 Snow F 

12270 Lilac D 12273 Star G 

Summer Series 

Earlier to bloom and with more heat tolerance. Used as a 

pot plant. Compact in habit, with an abundance of dense 

flower clusters. Height: 2-3 ft. 

12291 Blues. Powder blue. H 12293 Nights. Midnight blue. K 

19686 Cloud Bicolor. I 12294 Stars. Pure white. L 

Blue and white. 12292 Colors. Blend of above. 

18643 Morning. Pink, unique. J 

Dianthus 

(Sweet William) 

barbatus 

70°-72°F. 7-9days. Cover seed. 

Flowers June-August. 

Electron 

All ‘eyed’ flower mix. Long stems topped with large flower 

heads, in a wide range of colors. Zones: 4-6. 

12336 Electron M 

Flavora 

First year blooming perennial. Fragrant and beautiful rose 

shades with pink rings. Zones: 4-9. 

19684 Flavora Rose Shades N 

Hollandia Series 

Tall cutting type, can be grown as an annual and contains 

a wide color range, with many eyed types, pink, red, white, 

purple and shades. Does not flower all at once. Ask for 


12347 Hollandia Mix O 

Messenger 

Two weeks earlier than similar strains. Mixture of scarlet, 

deep red, red and white bicolor, salmon shades, white and 

a few others. An early cut flower. Zones: 4-8. 

12371 Messenger Mix 

Provencal 

A truly quick crop. Greenhouse grown stems will average 

24 in., somewhat shorter in field, but of very high quality. 

Excellent color range. Zones: 4-8. 

12390 Provencal Mix P 

Superb Blend 

Mostly single, blooms ideal for cutting. Improved selection 

covering an extremely varied color range. Zones: 4-8. 

12400 Superb Blend Mix 

Sweet Series Q 

Professional cut flower series offered in separate colors 

with no vernalization required to flower in first year. Sweet 

Series susceptible to Fusarium. Height: 18-36 in. Zones: 

4-8. Pelleted Seed. 

12403 Coral 12409 Scarlet 


12408 Red 

Tall Double 

Variations of deep red, pink and white. Many unusual 

combinations of colors. Zones: 4-8. 

12412 Tall Double Mix R 


Erigeron | Perennials 

E 

F 

G 

A 

B 

C 

D 

H 

I 

Dicentra 

(Bleeding Heart) 

scandens 


Flowers June-October. 

Doronicum 

(Leopards Bane) 

caucasicum or oriental 


Flowers April-May. 

Spectabilis 

Drooping rose colored heart shaped flowers. An old 

favorite. Zones: 3-9. 

12435 Spectabilis A 

Digitalis 

(Foxglove) 

purpurea 


Flowers May-June. Zones: 4-8. 

Camelot Series 

High germination, uniform growth and flowering. More 

reliable first year flowering and heavy second year bloom. 

Container: 6 in. and larger. Height: 3 ½-4 ft. Pelleted seed. 

12446 Cream B 12449 White E 

12445 Lavender C 12447 Mix 

12448 Rose D 

Dalmation Series 

First year flowering. Strong colors, good quality spikes. 

Suitable for 4 in. pots. Pelleted Seed. 

19055 Purple Spotted F 19056 White Spotted Red G 

Excelsior 

Flowers at right angles to the stem rather than drooping 

downward. Complete color range. Flowers June and July. 

Height: 3 ft. 

12451 Excelsior Mix H 

Magnificum 

Giant, golden yellow blooms. Height: 22 in. Zones: 4-7. 

12463 Magnificum I 

Echinacea 

(Coneflower) 

purpurea 



PowWow Series 

First F-1 hybrid Echinacea. Faster to flower, has more flowers 

and is genetically more dwarf than others. Blooms first 

year when sown by the end of Janueary. Needs 14 hours of 

daylight after 2 leaves stage to initiate flowers. Sow in fall 

to overwinter for spring bloom. Height: 20-24 in. Zones: 4-9. 

19898 White J 

19894 Wild Berry. AAS Winner. K 

Primadonna Series 

Uniform 4-5 in. flowers and wide petals. Thrives in hot 

sunny locations even under drought conditions. Ideal cut, 

fresh or dried. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

12470 Deep Rose L 12471 White M 

Purple Stars (Purple Cone Flower) 

Rosy purple blooms with large dark centers. Blooms up to 8 

in. on tall vigorous plants. Blooms first year. Super for cut. 

12472 Purple Stars N 

J 

L 

K 

M 

Erigeron 



N 


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L 

B 

C 

H 

K 

M 

E 

D 

F 

G 

Erigeron continued 

Glaucus 

Semi-double, 1 ½-1 ¾ in lavender blue flowers. Likes full 

sun, borders, and rock gardens. Vernalization not essential. 

Height: 8 in. 

12484 Glaucus A 

Eryngium 

planum 

Flowers July-September. Zones: 5-9. 

Blue Hobbit 

World’s first genetically compact eryngium. Has silver blue 

stems that emerge from basal rosettes that form globe-like 

flower heads. Border plant in mass plantings and as a 

novel specimen. Height:12 in. 

12490 Blue Hobbit B 

Glitter Series 

First year blooming, long lived perennial with good stem 

length for fresh and dried cut flowers. Small pincushion 

flowers. Height: 36-40 in. Flowers May-August. Zones: 4-8. 

12489 Blue C 19798 White D 

Gaillardia 

(Blanket Flower) 

aristata grandiflora 


Flowers June-October. Zones: 2-10. 

Arizona Series 

Thrives under a wide variety of climatic conditions. Needs 

no cooling to bloom. Containers: 4 in. to gallon. Height: 

12 in. 

21149 NEW! Apricot. 12650 Sun. AAS Winner. 

AAS Winner. E 

Yellow and red. G 

20182 Red Shades F 

Goblin 

Deep red with yellow border. Height: 14 in. 

12653 Goblin H 

Mesa Series 

First year flowering perennial. The first F-1 gaillardia from 

seed. Vigorous, but still maintains a controlled height. 

Uniform habit and flowering time. Weeks to Flower: 4 in., 

16-18 weeks. Height: 16-18 in. Zones: 5-9. 

21150 New! Bright Bicolor I 19799 Yellow. AAS Winner. J 

Torchlight 

Dark red with yellow border. Large blooms. Height: 2 ½ ft. 

12657 Torchlight K 

Geranium 

sanguineum 


Flowers June-July. Zones: 3-8. 

Vision Series 

Luminescent flowers are a striking contrast to dark green 

leaves. Striking red foliage in Fall. Hardy and drought tolerant. 

Great for rock gardens, stonewalls or ground cover. 

Primed Seed. 

12798 Pink L 20196 Violet 

Geum 


Flowers late May-July. Zones: 5-7 

G. chiloense 

Mrs. Bradshaw 

Bright scarlet, double flowered. Very large blooms. Height: 

2 ft. 

12900 Mrs. Bradshaw M 

G. coccineum 

Koi 

Compact habit with bright orange flowers, suited for 


Heuchera | Perennials 

A 

E 

D 

B 

C 

F 

2 ½-4 ½ in. pots. Height: 8 in. Zones: 5-7. Flowers late 

May-July. 

19801 Koi A 

Gypsophila 

(Baby’s Breath) 


G. fastigiata 

Silverstar 

A true container grown perennial that flowers the first 

year. Neat cushion shaped plant with upright panicles. 

Compact, uniform and early. Flowers June-July. Zones: 

6-10. Height: 8 in. 

13003 Silverstar B 

G. paniculata 

Hardy, graceful sprays of white flowers. Height: 3 ft. Flowers 

June-October. Zones: 3-9. 

13002 Single C 

13004 Snowflake Double. Over 50% doubles. 

G. cerastiodes 

NEW! Pixie Splash 

Reliable high quality seed, germination standard 85%. 

Unique and attractive flower color. Blooms early Spring. 

Needs vernalization, about 8 weeks. Height: 3-5 in. Zones: 

4-7. 

21227 Pixie Splash D 

Helenium 

autumnale 



Helena Series 

Long lived. Stems are easy to cut from solid clumps. Flowers 

the first year from seed. Height: 4 ft. Filmcoated Seed. 

13007 Gold 13008 Helena Mix E 

13009 Red Shades 

Heliopsis 

helianthoides 



Summer Sun 

Bright golden 4 in. blooms. Height: 4 ft. 

13026 Summer Sun F 

Hesperis 

(Sweet Rocket) 

70°F. Night/85°F Day. 10 days. Do not cover seed. 

Flowers May-July. Zones: 3-8. 

Matronalis 

Purple flowers on spikes similar to single stocks. Fragrant. 


13058 Matronalis Violet 

Heuchera 

(Coral Bells, Alum Root) 



H. hybrida 

Melting Fire 

First year flowering. Seed alternative to tissue culture 

varieties. New foliage emerges bright red, matures to deep 

maroon. Heavily ruffled. Height: 15-18 in. Zones: 4-9. 

19082 Melting Fire G 

H. micrantha 

Palace Purple 

Creamy white flowers above deep crimson leaves. Height: 

2 ft. Zones: 7-10. 

13061 Palace Purple H 

G 

H 


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D 

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K 

Heuchera continued 

H. sanguinea 

Bressingham Hybrids 

Wide color range from pink to deep crimson. Full sun or 

part shade. Height: 18-24 in. Zones: 3-8. 

13060 Bressingham Hybrids Mix A 

Ruby Bells 

Intense blood red flowers crown the evergreen foliage. 

Used in perennial beds or in rock gardens, containers, 

ground cover or mass plantings. Height: 16 in. Zones: 3-8. 

13062 Ruby Bells B 

Hibiscus 

moscheutos 



Disco Belle Series 

Dwarf habit with good basal branching. Large, 9 in. flowers 

that bloom up to 10 days earlier than Southern Belle. 

Containers: large pots and gallons. Blooms at 14 in. tall. 


13063 Pink 13065 White 

13064 Rosy Red 13066 Mix C 

Luna Series 

Big bushy well branched plant. Very responsive to PGRs. 

First year flowering perennial. Best in quarts and gallon. 

Requires 12 or more hours of day length to flower. Does 

not need pinching. Scarified seed. Height: 2-3 ft. 

18682 Pink Swirl D 18685 White G 

18683 Red E 19807 Mix 

18684 Rose F 

Southern Belle 

Colors red to pink, and bicolor. Height: 5 ft. 

13069 Southern Belle Mix H 

Hollyhock 

Alcea rosa 



Peaches ‘N’ Dreams 

Large, fully double creamy peach blooms on tall stately 

stems. Flowers the first year. Height: 6 ½ ft. 

13071 Peaches ‘N’ Dreams I 

Queeny Purple 

Produces 3-4 in. double flowers on short spikes all summer. 

Plants are sturdy, needing no staking or pruning. Grow in 

gallon containers for flowering plants. Crop time is about 

12-13 weeks. Height: 20-30 in. 

13072 Queeny Purple. AAS Winner. J 

Hypericum 

cerastoides 


Flowers March-May. 

Silvana 

Excellent ground cover and cascades in containers. Fine, 

silver gray foliage, with masses of yellow flowers when 

vernalized. Early summer bloom. Container size: 4 in. 

Height: 4 in. Spreads 16 in. Zones 5-7. 

19727 Silvana K 

Iberis 

(Hardy Candytuft) 

60°-65°F. 2-3 weeks. Do not cover seed. 

Flowers May-June. Zones: 3-9. 

I. sempervirens 

For rock gardens, trailing over walls. Height: 6-8 in. 

13085 Sempervirens White 

Kniphofia See Tritoma 


Lupinus | Perennials 

D 

E 

C 

G 

A 

B 

F 

H 

I 

Lavandula 

(Lavender) 

angustifolia or vera 


Flowers June-August 

Blue River 

Uniform and compact. Very floriferous with intense deep 

blue flower spikes. Winter hardy. Zones: 4-9. 

13337 Blue River A 

Ellagance 

First year flowering. Fleuroselect Gold winner. Great alternative 

to vegetative due to its uniformity, easy quick and 

cost effective culture from seed. Height: 12 in. 

19087 Ellagance Purple B 

Hidcote Blue 

Compact, with darker foliage color and deeper blue flower 

than Munstead. Also, slightly later to flower. Height: 12-18 

in. Zones: 4-9. 

13339 Hidcote Blue C 

Lady 

Fragrant lavender blue flowers. First year flower. Ideal in 

3-4 in. pots. Height: 8-10 in. Zones: 5-9. 

13048 Lavender Lady. AAS Winner. D 

Munstead 

Well-known, fragrant, hardy perennial. Height: 12 in. 

Zones: 4-9. 

13340 Munstead Strain E 

Vicenza 

Flowers the first year without vernalization and is a summer 

long performer. Large lavender blue flower spikes form 

an abundant crown of flowers over fragrant, gray green 

foliage. Garden or patio pots. Zones: 5-9. Primed seed. 

18707 Vicenza Blue F 

L. multifida (Fernleaf Lavender) 

Spanish Eyes 

Long lasting color display in the garden. Attractive 

fragrance and great weather tolerance. Container: 4 in. 

Height: 18-24 in. Zones: 7-8. 

13343 Spanish Eyes G 

Linum 

(Flax) 

perenne 


Flowers May-August. Zones: 4-8. 

Dwarf Series 

Ideal for rock gardens. Early, very attractive foliage. Blooms 

mid to late Summer. 

13377 Diamond. Pure white. H 13378 Sapphire. Light blue. I 

Lupinus 

polyphyllus 



Gallery Series 

Flowers first year. Bright colors, for pots and garden. An 

extremely prolific strain. Height: 20 in. 

13568 Blue 13572 White 


13571 Red 13569 Mix J 

Russell’s 

Blooms first year. Mix of yellow, brick red, white, carmine 

and various bicolors. Height: 2-3 ft. 

13574 Russell’s Prize Mix K 

J 

K 


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C 

F 

J 

K 

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G 

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M 

N 

Lychnis 

viscaria 


L. alpina 

Artic Champion 

Rock garden item. Rose blossoms April-May. Suited for 

forcing. Height: 4 in. Zones: 3-8. 

13579 Artic Champion A 

L. haageana 

Lumina Series 

No vernalization, short crop time. Ideal pot item, in flower 

beds and containers. Large, 2-2 ½ in. round flowers. Flowers 

June-Aug. Height: 12 in. Zones: 5-7. 

13575 Bronze Leaf Red B 13578 Salmon Shades D 

13577 Orange C 13576 Mix 

Monarda 

(Bee Balm) 

didyma 



Lambada 

Hardy perennial, blooming first year. Produces whorls of 

pink/white spotted flowers. Borders, fresh or dried cuts. 


13810 Lambada E 

Panorama Series 

Tolerates both sun and shade. Height: 30 in. 

13812 Red Shades 13811 Mix F 

Myosotis 

(Forget-Me-Not) 

sylvatica or alpestris 


Flowers April-June. Zones: 5-8. 

Miro 

Early, strong, compact and extremely uniform habit. Dark 

blue flower. Height: 8-10 in. 

13824 Miro Blue G 

Sylva Series 

Grow with spring plants like Pansy. Height: 8 in. 

13825 Bluesylva H 13826 Mix 

13827 Rosylva Pink I 

13828 Snowsylva. Pure white. J 

Ultra Marine 

Very early, large flowered, indigo blue. Height: 6 in. 

13829 Ultra Marine 

Nepeta 

nervosa 

68°-72°F. 2-3 weeks. Cover seed. 


Pink Cat 

First year flowering. Large pink flower spikes on compact 

mounded plants. Height: 12 in. 

13844 Pink Cat K 

Penstemon 



P. heterophyllus 

Electric 

First year flowering. Does not need vernalization. Prefers 

dry conditions and light watering. Multi-stems with 

branched spikes of intense Delphinium type tubular flowers. 

Height: 18 in. Spread: 24 in. 

14219 Electric Blue L 

P. smallii 

Violet Dusk 

Blooms late Spring. Multi-stems with branched spikes 

of lavender tubular flowers. First year flowering without 

vernalization. Prefers it dry with light watering. Height: 

14-20 in. Primed Seed. 

14225 Violet Dusk M 

P. digitalis 

Mystica 

Begins in early spring with bronze rosettes, develops 

multiple flower stems with large lavender pink flowers in 

early summer. Foliage turns rich red in fall. Uses: perennial 

garden, containers and as cut flowers. Height: 28-32 in. 

Coated Seed. 

14222 Mystica N 


Prunella | Perennials 

A 

H 

I 

B 

C 

G 

J 

D 

E 

F 

K 

Perovskia 

(Russian Sage) 

atriplicifolia 

21-28 days. Cover Seed. 


Taiga 

Improved Russian Sage. Long deep sky blue flower spikes 

with silvery green foliage. Heat and drought tolerant. Good 

for late season sales in large pots. Height: 16-20 in. 

18800 Taiga A 

Physalis 

(Chinese Lantern) 

alkekengi 


Franchetti 

Produces numerous orange red fruit or pouches from midsummer 

to autumn. Excellent for arrangements as a dry 

flower. Zones: 5-8. 

14809 Franchetti 

Physostegia 

(Obedient Plant) 

virginiana 


Crystal Peak 

Bright white flower spikes that do not fade or brown with 

age. First year bloom. Height: 16 in. 

19825 Crystal Peak B 

Platycodon 

(Balloon Flower) 

grandiflorum 


Flowers June-August. Zones: 3-8. 

Balou Series 

First year flowering. Weather tolerance. Compact, well 

branched plant habit, suitable for pot and outdoor container 

production. Height: 10 in. Pot size: 4-6 in. 

14818 Blue C 14819 White D 

Miss Tilly 

Broad, branching habit, one single plant uniformly fills the 

pot. Floriferous bloomer with darker foliage. Use in jumbo 

to 6 in. containers. Height: 6-8 in. 

14820 Miss Tilly Blue E 

Royal Puffs 

Upright flower buds expand and remain ballooned, but 

do not open like traditional Platycodon. Color is rich blue 

purple. Height: 32 in. 

14821 Royal Puffs 

Poppy 

Papaver 


Flowers May-July. Zones: 3-8. 

P. nudicale (Iceland Poppy) 

Champagne Bubbles Series 

Large uniform flowers, early and consistent colors. Produce 

sturdy 15 in. stems. Primed seed. Ask for separate colors. 

14828 Champagne Bubbles Mix F 

Wonderland Series 

Large flowering with thick short stems. Small foliage suitable 

for 4 in. pot plants as well as bedding plants. Ask for 


14838 Wonderland Mix G 

P. orientale (Oriental Poppy) 

Temptress Series 

An exceptionally high quality cut flower. Vase life up to 2 

weeks. Ask for separate colors. 

14832 Temptress Mix H 

Pizzicato 

Flowers 6-8 in. Strong, tall stems 20-24 in. Produces up to 

20 flowers on uniform plants. 

14830 Pizzicato I 

Prunella 

grandiflora 



Bella Series 

Easy to grow and easy to sell. Needs no cooling to flower. 

Excellent ground cover or in mixed containers. Container: 4 

in. to gallon. Height: 6-8 in. 

19828 Blue J 15087 Deep Rose K 


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B 

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J 

K 

C 

F 

H 

L 

D 

E 

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M 

N 

Pyrethrum 

(Painted Daisy) 

roseum 



Robinson’s 

Cut back for Summer flowering. Height: 18 in. 

15094 Robinson’s Red 

Rudbeckia 

fulgida 

68°-88°F. 7-14 days. Do not cover lightly. 

Flowers August-September. Zones: 3-9. 

Goldsturm 

Large golden yellow flowers with dark disc. Long days 

essential. Height: 2 ½ ft. Primed Seed. 

20698 Goldsturm A 

Salvia 


S. iyrata 

Purple Volcano 

New foliage perennial with annual culture. Deep reddish 

purple foliage. Excellent container and landscaping use. 

Zones: 5-9. 

15210 Purple Volcano B 

S. silver sage 

Argentea 

Beautiful foliage plant forming a large silvery silky pubescent 

rosette, up to 2-3 ft. Biennial. Zones: 5-8. 

15182 Argentea C 

S. superba/nemorosa 

Adora 

No vernalization needed to flower. Improved Dwarf Blue 

Queen. Height: 12-15 in. 

19210 Adora Blue D 

Queen Series 

Border plant, flowers June-September. Zones: 4-7. 

15212 Rose. Long rose spikes. Height: 2 ft. E 

15213 Violet. Dark Violet. Height: 2 ft. F 

15211 Dwarf Blue. Height: 16 in. G 

Scabiosa 

(Pincushion Flower) 



S. caucasica 

Fama Series 

Long stems and excellent keeping qualities. Height: 2 ft. 

Filmcoated Seed. 

15271 Deep Blue. The original Fama. H 

20720 White I 

S. japonica var. alpine 

Ritz Series 

First year flowering. Delicate pincushion flowers. No PGRs. 

Perennial border and mixed containers. Height: 6-8 in. 

15284 Blue J 20721 Rose K 

Sedum 


Zones: 3-9. 

S. forsterianum 

Oracle 

Silver-green whorls of foliage provide bright yellow flowers 

in late summer. Succulent accent plant for mixed or 

xeriscape containers. 

19211 Oracle L 

S. rubens 

Lizard 

Great for rock gardens or mixed succulent containers. Short 

crop time with low grower inputs. Loves sunny and dry 

locations. Crop time: plugs 4-5 weeks, pots 9-11 weeks. 

Grow as an annual. Height: 4 in. 

20725 Lizard M 

S. selskianum 

Spirit 

Bright yellow. Blooms June through September. Durable 

rock garden plant, thrives in heat. Long lived perennial. 

Container: 4 in. to quart. Height: 4 in. with 18-24 in. spread. 

15296 Spirit N 


Veronica | Perennials 

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C 

D 

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B 

E 

F 

G 

H 

S. spurium 

Voodoo 

Intense red foliage and neon rose flowers create an interesting 

contrast in the garden from late Summer through 

Autumn. Mounded habit in containers, ground cover in 

garden. Height: 4 in. 

15298 Voodoo A 

Sidalcea 

hybrida 

40°-50°F; 21 days. Cover seed lightly. 


Partygirl 

Long graceful spikes on bright pink 1 ¼ in. blooms. Height: 

40 in. 

15302 Partygirl B 

Silene 



Orientalis 

Single 2-2 ½ in. bright carmine rose flowers, clustered 

in large, 3-4 in. dense flower heads. Blooms resemble a 

Lychnis flower. Forms a rosette the first year and flowers 

the second year. 15-20 shoots can be harvested. Height: 

24-30 in. 

15305 Orientalis C 

Solidago 

(Goldenrod) 

canadensis 

68°-70°F. 5-8 days. Cover seed lightly 

Golden Baby 

Graceful fernlike sprays of gold. Excellent bouquet filler. 

Height: 2 ft. Zones: 3-10. 

15639 Golden Baby D 

Statice 

(Limonium) 



L. caspia 

Dazzling 

Bred for greenhouse production. Produces a mass of fine 

feathery bluish white fern-like plumes. An ideal bouquet 

filler with stems to 3 ft. long. 

15661 Dazzling Blue 

L. latifolia 

Deep blue flowers. 

15677 L. Latifolia 

L. Tatarica (Dumosa) 

German Statice. Attractive silvery white flower heads. 

Excellent for cutting. 

15714 L. Tatarica E 

Sweet William See Dianthus Barbatus 

Tritoma 

(Red Hot Poker) 

Kniphofia uvaria 



Flamenco 

Flowers in first year, 4 weeks earlier than other varieties. 

Flower spikes 8 in. long with 1 ½ in. long crown tubes. 

Stems are strong, but not bulky. Height: 2 ft. 

16163 Flamenco. AAS Winner. F 

Verbascum 

bombyciferum 



Arctic Summer 

White wooly covered leaves and stems with small yellow 

pinnacles. Impressive as specimen, border plant and cut. 

Height: 6 ft. 

16164 Arctic Summer G 

Veronica 

(Speedwell) 


Flowers June-August. 

V. spicata 

Strong grower. Good cut flower. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 3-8. 

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11231 Rocket. 43 days. Unique spicy flavor. The traditional 

Italian salad. Long dark green leaves form loose bunch. A 

Broccoli 

70°F. 5-10 days. Cover Seed. 

20998 Packman. 48 days. Dark green, large beads, good 

head weight. B 

11629 Premium Crop. 58 days. Large dark green firm and 

smooth with small beads. C 

11628 Italian Green Sprouting. Vigorous, early type forming 

large compact central heads and very few laterals. D 

Brussels Sprouts 


17178 Long Island. 90 days. Round, dark green, 1 ½ in. 

miniature cabbage like heads. 

Cabbage 


11639 O.S. Cross Hybrid. Uniform, very large, mid season 

variety. E 

19787 Savoy Perfection. 90 days. Sweet, mild, crinkled 

texture. 

11640 Ruby Perfection. 80 days. Deep red, 2-3 lbs. F 

11637 Early Jersey Wakefield. 70 days. An excellent 

early variety with dark green conical. Heads about 7 in. 

long. Easy to grow and versatile in use. Excellent cooked or 

eaten raw in slaws and salads. 

11638 Golden Acre. Early, round type. 65 days. This early 

round head cabbage is easily grown and versatile in use. 

Heads are about 6-7 in. in diameter on compact plants 

about a foot high. Its firm, medi ium green head is excellent 

cooked or raw in stews and salads. 

17179 Late Flat Dutch. 105 days. Maintains peak quality 

for months. Solid, flat-topped, blue-green heads weigh 

12-14 lb. Leaves are sweet enough for any cabbage dish. 

Cantaloupe 

75°-80°F. 5-10 days. Cover Seed. 

11709 Ambrosia. 82 days. Fruits 4-4 ½ lbs. are exceptionally 

sweet. Heavily netted but free of ribs. G 

11711 Burpee Hybrid. 82 days. Vigorous, large fruited. A 

premium market variety of outstanding quality fruit. H 

11714 Honey Dew Green Flesh. 110 days. Classic 

Honeydew melon. Smooth skin, light green flesh, 4-4 ½ 

lbs., round oval fruit. I 

Cauliflower 

70°F. 5-10 days. 

11742 Early Snowball. 52 days. 2 lb., white heads. J 

19557 Self Blanch. 65 days. White heads, 3 ½-4 lbs. 

11743 Snow Crown. 50 days. Early snowball type. Round 

smooth, 2 lb., pure white heads. K 

Celery 


11745 Giant Pascal. 140 days. Popular green variety. 

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11746 Golden Self Blanching. 85 days. Thick and heavy 

stalks without strings. Disease resistant. Height: 30 in. 

Collards 

17226 Vates. 75 days. Uniform, compact, traditional 

southern greens. A 

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Slicing Cucumbers 

Pickling Cucumbers 

12028 Homemade Pickles. 56 days. Vigorous with high 

yield. Medium green with small white spines harvest from 

1 ½ in. for tiny sweets, to 5-6 in. for dill and spears. H 

Eggplant 

70°-75° F, 7-14 days. Cover Seed. 

19797 Amethyst. 85 days. Oval purple fruit. Compact, well 

branched plants with attractive foliage. Ideal for use in 

8-10 in. containers. Height: 20 in. I 

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12025 Burpless Tasty Green. 60 days. Crisp and tasty, 9 

in. dark green, not bitter. Suitable for greenhouse culture. B 

12478 Black Beauty. 72 days. Standard high quality, 

large fruited variety. Holds well. J 

12026 Diva. AAS Winner. 58 days. Smooth skinned semiglossy 

and tender, 4 in. long. Non-bitter, sweet, crunchy, 

seedless and great as a snack. Gynoecious, increases 

yields. Tolerances: Scab, Powdery and Downey Mildew. C 

12027 Fanfare. AAS Winner. 63 days. Disease tolerance. 

Includes; Downey Mildew, Powdery Mildew, Cucumber 

Mosaic Virus, Anthracnose, Angular Leaf Spot and Scab. 

Highly productive in limited spaces. Uniform green color, 

slim, 9 in. fruit. D 

12031 Spacemaster Bush. 60 days. 6-8 in. long fruit on 

dwarf bushy plants. Excellent for small gardens. E 

12032 Sweet Slice. 62 days. Slim 10 in. long, dark green 

fruits are “burpless” and “bitter-free”. Vigorous productive 

with disease resistance. F 

12033 Sweeter Yet. 48 days. Burpless, gynoecious, 10-12 

in. Dark green fruits have thin, non-bitter skin. Resists 

Downey Mildew, Powdery Mildew, Cucumber Mosaic 

Virus, Zucchini Yellows Virus and Papaya Ring Spot. G 

21142 NEW! Emerald Isle. 60 days. Small 2 ounce pale 

green fruits with dark green veining. Often used in Asian 

cooking. Height: 22 in. K 

19796 Ivory. 85 days. Oval white fruit. Compact, well 

branched plants with attractive foliage. Ideal for use in 

8-10 in. containers. Height: 20 in. L 

19882 Long Purple. 75 days. Flavorful and tender 12 in. x 

2 ½ in. dark purple fruit. Asian type with thin skin and few 

seeds. 

19940 Pinstripe. Compact, well branched plants 

specifically bred for containers. Produce medium sized 

oval shaped, light purple fruit with creamy white stripes. 

Height: 22in. M 

21143 NEW! Pot Black. 60 days. Dark purple 3 ounce 

fruits may also be harvested small as a true baby vegetable. 

Compact spineless attractive plant is well suited to 

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19558 White Star. 75 days. Classic tapered, 5-7 in. 

teardrop shape. White fruit is sweeter and less bitter than 

purple. 

Endive 

(Escarole) 

70° F, 5-7 days. 

16564 Batavian. 85 days. Broad leaf type escarole, wavy 

leaves with cut edges. Best variety for salads. A 

Herb 

Annual Herbs 

13031 Anise. Aromatic seeds with strong licorice flavor. 

Easy to grow, similar habit to dill. Height: 14-16 in. 

19805 Basil Aristotle. Greek type basil with classic taste 

and arome. Dense, bushy habit, with tiny leaves. Can 

be harvested at 6 in. tall. Good in 4 in. pots and gallons. 

Height: 12 in. B 

13032 Basil Dwarf Bouquet Spicy Globe. Aromatic 

leaves about ½ in. long. Height: 8-10 in. C 

Basil Floral Spires Series 

Compact basils bred for their flowers as well as their 

leaves. Pretty lavender or white flowers produced on 

neat, upright spikes makes an very attractive plant. Bushy 

Thai-type with well flavored, aniseed scented leaves. 

Ideal windowsill plant, as well as in containers or garden. 

Height: 8 in. 

19938 Lavender D 19939 White E 

19888 Basil Genovese. Very productive Italian leaf type. 


13033 Basil Large Leaf Italian. Leading general purpose 

Basil. Height: 1-2 ft. F 

13034 Basil Lemon. Strong lemon fragrance. Height: 

2 ft. G 

13036 Basil Purple Ruffles. AAS Winner. Glossy purple 

leaves, with unique texture and shape. Strong aromatic 

fragrance. Height: 18-24 in. H 

13037 Basil Siam Queen. AAS Winner. 45-50 days. Thaitype 

different from European basils. Larger leaves. Thicker 

stems and late flowering, higher yields. Height: 28-39 in. I 

13038 Basil Sweet Dani Lemon. AAS Winner. Strong 

lemon fragrance. Fusarium resistance. Height: 2 ft. J 

13039 Borage. Large, thick leaves are used as a pot herb. 

Height: 2 ft. K 

13040 Caraway. For flavoring breads, cheese, pastries. 

Height: 1 ft. 

13043 Coriander or Cilantro. Grown for seed, known as 

Coriander. The foliage is called Cilantro. Used for flavoring 

in baking and confections. Height: 2-2 ½ ft. L 

13044 Dill Bouquet. Chiefly grown for seed clusters used 

in pickling. Very prolific. Height: 12 in. M 

13045 Dill Fernleaf. AAS Winner. Ideal for containers, 

small gardens and ornamental flower beds. The ornamental 

flowers and foliage are excellent for cutting for indoor 

decorating. Height: 18 in. N 

19855 Fennel Florence vulgar. 65-100 days. Bulbs have 

sweet celery, anise flavor, and are aromatic. Height: 1-2 ft. 


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17368 Stevia Sweet Leaf rebaudiana. Extremely sweet 

leaves. Used as natural sweetener in place of sugar. 

Height: 2 ft. A 

13055 Summer Savory. For seasoning and flavoring. 

Height: 12 in. B 

Perennial Herbs 

13041 Catnip (Nepeta cataria). Aromatic, gray green 

leafed, pleasing to cats. Height: 3 ft. Zones: 3-9. 

13042 Chives Onion (Allium schoenoprasum). For flavoring 

and in borders. One of the most popular herbs. Height: 

12-18 in. Zones: 3-10. 

19806 Chives Gigantic. 70 days. Green stems and 

stunning white flowers. Bigger than average. Upright, tall, 

broad-leaves. Adds height to mixed containers. Height: 

20-24 in. Zones: 3-10. C 

13047 Garlic Chives (Allium tuberosum). Leaves are used 

for garlic flavoring. Height: 24-30 in. Zones: 3-10. 

13049 Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis). Used for lemon 

flavoring and tea. Height: 12 in. Zones: 4-9. D 

13050 Oregano (Origanum vugare). Italian type. Treated as 

annual. Leaves used in sauces, soups, etc. Height: 2-3 ft. 

Zones: 5-9. 

13051 Peppermint (Mentha piperita). Vigorous, low growing. 

Height: 6 in. Zones: 5-9. 

13052 Rosemary (Rosmarinus oficinalis). Blue flowers. 

Foliage used in seasoning. Height: 24-30 in. Zones: 7-10. E 

13053 Sage Broad Leaf (Salvia officinalis). For flavoring 

meat. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 5-8. 

13054 Spearmint (Mentha viridis) Vigorous. Height: 2 ft. 

Zones: 4-9. 

13056 Sweet Marjoram (Origanum majorana). Tender 

young leaves used in seasoning. Height: 1-2 ft. Zones: 

6-8. F 

13057 Thyme French Summer (Thymus vulgaris). 

Pungent flavor, used in culinary seasoning. Height: 12-18 

in. Zones: 4-8. G 

20987 Thyme German Winter (Thymus vulgaris). Less 

pungent. Makes nice ground cover. Height: 12-18 in. Zones 

4-8. 

Kohlrabi 

70°F. 10 days. Cover Seed. 

13294 Early White Vienna. 55 days. Bulb has a sweet 

and mild turnip flavor. 

Lettuce 


13348 Buttercrunch. 65 days. Butterhead/Bibb type, but 

large and more compact. Slower to bolt. 

13349 Grand Rapids. Looseleaf. Popular for home garden 

and forcing in greenhouse. Medium light green leaves, 

large and coarsely crumpled. Tip burn resistant. 

13350 Great Lakes. 90-100 days. Iceberg type. H 

13783 Mesclun Salad Mix. 50-55 days. Well prepared 

mixture of salad leaves for cutting. The ingredients 

include: salad bowl, green and red, Lolla red and green, 

Giada, Rougette de Montpellier, Icequeen, Chicory Trieste, 

Spadona, Endive and Scarole and serrated Catalogna. I 

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13351 Oakleaf. 55 days. Leaves shaped like oak tree 

leaves. 

13353 Red Sails. 55 days. Looseleaf. Bronze red savoyed 

or crinkled leaves. Plants average 12-15 in. across and a 

height of 6-8 in. A 

13354 Romaine. 83 days. Upright heads tightly folded 

about 10 in. tall. Medium green outer leaves with greenish 

white interior. Endive like flavor. 

13356 Salad Bowl. 45 days. Looseleaf. Slow-bolting variety 

for home garden. Light green, long and deeply notched 

leaves. 

Simply Salad Fuseables 

Multiple varieties and species all in one pellet. Best to 

direct sow in 10 in. or 12 in. containers. Finish in 6-9 

weeks. Consumer can harvest new flushes every 3 weeks 

when cut back to 2 in. 

19910 Alfresco. Red and green lettuces, arugula, endive 

and radicchio. B 

19911 City Garden. Mild mix of red and green lettuces. C 

19912 Global Gourmet. Red and green lettuces, brassicas 

and Asian herbs. D 

Okra 


19809 Green Fingers. 56 days. Upright, compact, well 

branched plant with attractive foliage. Ideal for containers. 

Height: 20 in. E 

Onion 


42562 Red Zeppelin. 115 days. Northern long-day type. 

Attractive dark red large round bulbs, stores up to 6 

months. F 

13893 Yellow Sweet Spanish Utah. 115 days. Large 

globe, skin dark yellow, flesh medium firm. 

13892 White Sweet Spanish Utah. 120 days. Late 

maturing. Large globe, white skin and flesh. 

Parsley 


14216 Italian Plain Leaf. 75 days. Excellent for flavoring. 

Plant and leaf are very large, single and dark green. Height: 

1-2 ft. G 

14215 Moss Curled. 70 days. A medium green, doublecurled 

type with excellent early branching. Height: 1-2 ft. H 

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Hot Peppers 

14243 Anaheim TMR 23. 75-80 days. This TMR resistant 

strain produces longer thicker-fleshed pods which are 

slightly less pungent than Anaheim Chili. The fruit is 

pendant with continuous setting, and outstanding for 

smoothness and uniformity. Suitable for fresh market or 

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21680 NEW! Basket of Fire. 90 days. Unique semitrailing 

habit makes it great for hanging baskets and containers. 

Small hot fruit mature from deep purple through 

cream, orange, to bright red. Height: 12 in. A 

14252 Cayenne Long Slim. 70 days. For pickles, canning 

and for drying. Fruits long, tapered, and very pungent. B 

21681 NEW! Chenzo. 85 days. Fruit hang below foliage 

canopy maturing from black to bright red. Resists cool temperatures. 

Used in fresh chilli and drying. Height: 22 in. C 

14254 Chili Apache. 75 days. Hot 2-3 in. red fruit. Upright 

16-18 in. plants are good for patio containers. D 

14255 Chili Cheyenne. 75 days. Hot 4-5 in. orange fruit. 

Good for hanging baskets and patio planters. Compact, 

cascading habit. E 

14260 Garden Salsa. 73 days. Dark green to red 8-9 in. x 

1 in. fruit. Moderately hot. TMR. F 

14276 Serrano Del Sol. 64-67 days. Strong disease 

resistance. 3 x ½ in. fruit. Medium thick walls. Height: 30 

in. L 

20962 NEW! Thai Super Chili. 75 days. Upright clusters 

of 2-3 in. hot peppers, matures red, compact plant, beautiful 

foliage and bears abundantly. Thai Dragon type. Height: 

16 in. M 

14280 TAM Jalapeno #1. 70-75 days. Milder than Jalapeno 

M. Very mild flavor. 

Sweet Peppers 

14245 Bell Boy. 70 days. Green to red 4 ½ x 3 ½ in. fruit. 

Early, high yielding, high quality Bell for fresh market and 

home garden. Thick walls. TMR. N 

14246 Bell Mohawk. 75 days. Sweet 4-5 in. orange fruit. 

Good for hanging baskets and patio planters. Spreading, 

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14264 Habanero. 95 days. One of the hottest varieties. 

Fruits are small about 1 ½ in. x 1 in., wrinkled and taper to 

a point. Flesh is thin. Height: 24-26 in. G 

14265 Hungarian Yellow Wax (Hot Banana). 65-68 days. 

Very early, long fruit. 5 ½ x 1 ¼ in. tapered, waxy, light 

yellow. H 

14268 Jalapeno M. 72-75 days. Compact plants produce 

fruit 3 x 1 ½ in. Green to red. I 

21682 NEW! Loco. 85 days. Upright oval fruit mature from 

purple to bright red and are held above foliage. Height: 18 

in. J 

14273 Red Cherry Large. 80 days. Round, thick-walled 

fruits 1-1 ½ in. For pickling. K 

14247 Bell Redskin. 75 days. Sweet 4-5 in. red fruit. 

Good for patio containers. True compact plant, 12-14 in. P 

14248 Big Bertha. 70-73 days. Extremely large. Green to 

red 7 x 4 in., 3-4 lobed. Q 

14249 Blushing Beauty. AAS Winner. 72-75 days. Ivory to 

red, 4 x 4 in. thick walled. Tolerates Tobacco Mosaic Virus 

and three races of bacterial leaf spot. R 

19909 Cajun Belle. AAS Winner. 61 days. Sweet bell 

peppers 3 ½-4 in. with mildly spicy flavor. Can be harvested 

red or green. S 

14250 Cal Bell 19. 68 days. Large three lobed thick walled 

fruit. A very uniform and heavy producer. 

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14251 California Wonder 300. 73-75 days. Large green 

to red 4 x 4 in. 

14253 Cherry Sweet. 75-80 days. Round fruits 1-1 ½ in. 

For relish tray or pickling. 

14256 Corno Verde. 76 days. Looks like a chile but perfectly 

sweet. Very smooth, 9 in. thick walled fruit, 3 celled. 

Perfect for salads, roasting or grilling. A 

14257 Cubanelle. 65 days. Medium thick, waxy. Green to 

red. Distinctly flavored, sweet frying pepper. 

21679 NEW! Cute Stuff Red. 40 days. High yielding, 

apple shaped, green to red, 3 x 2 ½ in. fruit. Perfect for 

stuffing. Height: 21 in. B 

14262 Golden California Wonder. 75 days. Large 4 x 4 

in. golden yellow blocky bell. For stuffing. C 

14263 Gypsy. 60-65 days. Gold to red 5 x 3 in., wedged 

shaped. Suitable for salads and frying. TMV tolerant. D 

14269 Keystone Giant #3. 75-80 days. Very thick, 4 ½ x 

4 in., blocky, 4 lobed fruits dark green to red. TMR resistance. 

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19884 NEW! Orange Bell. 75 days. Thick flesh, 3-4 lobes, 

4-5 in. long, green to orange, excellent flavor and quality. F 

20531 Pompeii. 60 days. Naturally dwarf plants. Sweet, 

blocky fruits mature from green through pale green to 

orange/red. Great in hanging baskets, pots and containers. 

Height: 18 in. G 

14271 Purple Beauty. 70 days. Blocky, 4 x 3 ½ in. Thickwalled 

green to dark purple. H 

14278 Sweet Banana (Sweet Hungarian). 65 days. 6 x 2 

in. Yellow to red. 

21683 NEW! Sweet Heat. 35 days. 3 ½ x 1 ¼ in. fruit. For 

salsa, or grilling. Has mildly spicy flavor like pepperoncini. 

Height: 10 in. I 

20997 NEW! Yellow Bell Sunbright. 75 days. Blocky 

bell fruit 5 in. long by 7 in. wide. Matures from green to 

bright yellow. High yielding. J 

17783 Yolo Wonder L. 72 days. Green to red 4 in. x 3 ¾ 

in. blocky bell fruit. Firm, thick walls. 

Pumpkin 

72ºF. 7 days. Cover Seed. 

15088 Appalachian. 100 days. Jack O’ Lantern. 18-25 lbs. 

Semi-bush vines with limited runners. K 

15089 Autumn Gold. 90 days. Vines 12-20 ft. long, 7-10 

lbs. L 

15091 Jack-Be-Little. 95 days. Miniature Jack-O-Lanterns 

only about 3 x 2 in. M 

15093 Spirit. 98 days. Semi bush spreads 6 ft. Average 12 

in., 9-10 lbs. N 

19187 Windsor. 85-90 days. Deep orange, miniature 4-5 

in. x 3 in. fruit. Ornamental and makes great pies. Upright, 

determinate plant. Height: 20-24 in. O 

Radicchio 

(Chicory) 

70°-75°F. 10-21 days. 

18924 Rouge de Verone. 85 days. Attractive red-green 

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72ºF. 10 days. Cover Seed. 

Summer Squash 

19223 Balmoral. 50-55 days. White scallop, harvest at 

6-10 in. diameter. Compact, upright habit, perfect for patio 

containers. Height: 18-22 in. A 

20947 Early Prolific Straightneck. 42 days. Sets 

smooth, yellow fruits on bushy vines. For best flavor, pick 

squash at 4-7 in. 

15647 Gold Rush. 52 days. Gold Zucchini straight and 

uniform. B 

20946 Golden Summer Crookneck. 42 days. Big, early 

yields of meaty, bright yellow fruits with a distinguishing 

crooked neck. Pick at 5-6 in. 

15650 Peter Pan. AAS Winner. 52 days. Scallop. Good 

yielder. Medium bush, open habit. Light green, 2 ½-3 in. 

Fruit. C 

19224 Zucchini Buckingham. 40-45 days. Yellow zucchini, 

harvest at 6-10 in. Unique compact, upright habit, 

perfect for patio containers. Height: 18-22 in. D 

19885 Zucchini Dark Green. 48 days. Highly productive, 

blocky 5-8 in. fruit. E 

Winter Squash 

15642 Bonbon. AAS Winner. 81 days. Buttercup, dark 

green with silver stripes. Has an upright, semi-bush habit. 

Sweet taste, smooth texture. Fruits are only 4 lbs. Powdery 

mildew tolerant. F 

15644 Early Butternut. 85 days. Gold, 10-12 in. smooth 

fruit. G 

20979 Table King Bush Acorn. AAS Winner. 75 days. 

Space-saving bush plants. Glossy, dark gray-green, ribbed 

2 pound squash have thick pale orange flesh with excellent 

flavor. Compact 2 ft. tall plants yield 5-8 fruits each. H 

19559 Vegetable Spaghetti. 100 days. Oblong yellow 

fruit 8-12 in. x 5-6 in. Pasta-like interior. 

Strawberry 

65°F 21-28 days. Cover Seed. 

ABZ Series 

Great in hanging baskets and mixed containers. Not day 

length responsive, so can extend the strawberry season 

past the June-bearing varieties, sell with the other summer 

vegetables. Decorative and delicious. Two series, each 

with 3 flower colors; white, pink, and deep rose. 

Compact Series 

No runners. Early and compact. 

15900 Loran. White flower. I 

20781 Merlan. Pink flower. J 

20782 Tristan. Deep rose flower. K 

Hanging Basket Series 

With runners. Continues to flower and fruit on runners. 

15897 Beltran. White flower. L 

21972 NEW! Frisan. Hot pink. M 

15901 Roman. Pink flower. N 

20783 Tarpan. Deep rose flower. O 

19769 Temptation. 75 days. Fragrant, sweet, large fruited 

(2-2 ½ in.), ever-bearing variety. Compact habit with few 

runners makes it ideal for hanging baskets and containers. 

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68º-72ºF. 4-8 days. 

16053 Bright Lights. AAS Winner. 60 days. Stems 

yellow, gold, orange, pink, violet or striped in addition to 

the standard red or white. A milder chard flavor and good 

ornamental plant. Widely adapted. A 

16079 Giant Beefsteak. 80 days. 10-16 oz., I. Red heirloom. 

16087 Jetsetter. 64 days. 6-8 oz., I, VF 1&2 NT. Globe 

shape, great yield. H 

16090 Jubilee. 80 days. 8 oz., I. Bright golden orange, 

heirloom with few seeds. 

Tomato 

70º-72ºF. 7-14 days. Cover Seed. 

Each variety has noted; Days to maturity, fruit weight, 

Growth type (I = indeterminate/stake type or D = determinate/bush 

type), Disease tolerance; V – Verticillium, 

F – Fusarium Wilt Race l, F 1&2 – Races 1 and 2, N – 

Nematodes, T – Tobacco Mosaic Virus 

Large Fruited Tomatoes 

16092 Marglobe Improved. 75 days. 6-10 oz., D. Red 

heirloom. I 

16099 Rutgers Select. 82 days. 5 oz., D. Famous Jersey 

tomato flavor. 

Small Cherry Tomatoes 

21975 NEW! Cherry Falls. 60 days. 1 oz., D. Vigorous, 

tidy trailing habit, yielding heavy crop over a long period. 

For large baskets and containers. Height: 6 in. J 

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16071 Beefmaster. 80 days. 12-16 oz., I, VFN. High yielding, 

true beefsteak. B 

16084 Husky Cherry Red. 65 days. 1 oz., I, F. Dwarf habit, 

grow staked or caged. K 

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16072 Better Boy. 75 days. 8 oz., I, VFN. Top selling 

variety. C 

16073 Big Beef. AAS Winner. 73 days. 10-12 oz., I, VF 

1&2 NT. Super yielding Beefsteak type. D 

16074 Brandywine Pink. 90 days.10-16 oz., I. A true 

heirloom tomato, with the classic potato leaf foliage. Great 

flavor. E 

16075 Burpee Big Boy. 80 days. 8-9 oz., I. Classic hybrid 

home garden variety. F 

16077 Celebrity. 70 days. 8 oz., D, VF 1&2 NT. Exceptionally 

flavorful. A strong plant for bush, cage, or short pole. G 

16096 Red Cherry Large. 75 days. 2 oz., I. Strong vigorous 

plants, small 1-2 in. round red fruits, borne in large 

clusters, heavy yielder, fine flavor, raw or in salads. 

16097 Red Cherry Small. 75 days. 1 oz., I. Strong vigorous 

plants, small ½-1 in. round red fruits, borne in large 

clusters, heavy yielder, fine flavor, raw or in salads. 

16100 Sugary. AAS Winner. 60 days. ½ oz., Semi-D, T. 

Really sweet, reddish-pink oval shape. L 

16102 Sunsugar. 62 days. ½ oz., I, FT. Golden orange 

cherry. M 

16104 Sweet 100. 65 days, ½ oz., I. High yielding red 

cherry in clusters on long branches. N 


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16106 Sweet Baby Girl. 65 days. 1 oz., I, T. Dark red, high 

quality cherry. A 

19886 Yellow Pear. 78 days. 1 oz., I. Yellow, pear-shaped, 

fruits are firm skinned, 1 ½ in. long, and have a nice flavor. 

Good in salads, sauces or by themselves. 

Container Tomatoes 

16086 Husky Red. 67-68 days. 7-8 oz., I, VF. Dwarf habit, 

grow staked or caged. B 

Sweet N Neat Series 

90 days. ½ oz., D. Good for instant container gardens. 

Miniature 8 in. plants. 

19760 Cherry Red J 19749 Yellow L 

19733 Scarlet K 

19835 Totem. 75 days. 1 oz., D. Early, with heavy yields 

of crimson cherry fruit. Dwarf, stocky, bush habit that 

needs no staking. Good for pots and window boxes. Height: 

12 in. M 

19836 Little Sun Yellow. 85 days. 1 oz., D. A little tomato 

with big fruiting habit, upright and compact. Great yield of 

tasty mid-sized yellow fruit. A companion to Totem. C 

20793 Tumbling Tiger. 50 days. 1 ½ oz., D. Red and gold 

striped plum fruit with the sweetest flavor, on trailing 

attraction plants. Height: 6 in. N 

20787 Mega Bite. 60 days. 5 oz., D. Red beef-steak type 

fruit on compact plants. Height: 18 in. D 

16094 Patio. 70 days. 4 oz., D. For pots or garden. Plants 

compact and upright require only 2 ft. stakes. E 

20789 Peardrops. 50 days, ½ oz., D. Sweet tasting, 

golden yellow small pear shaped fruit. Attractive, bushy 

plant with fruit held outside of foliage. Height: 18 in. F 

Rambling Series 

50 days, 1 ½ oz., D. Trailing varieties with a very attractive 

habit for use in large containers or hanging baskets. 

Height: 6 in. 

20790 Gold Stripe. Yellow fruit with dark stripes. G 

20791 Red Stripe. Red fruit with dark stripes. H 

18098 Red Robin. 55 days, 1 ¼ in., D. Good for ornamental 

containers. Miniature 7 in. plants with sweet red and 

cherry fruit. I 

Tumbling Tom Series 

65-70 days, ½ oz., D. Cascading, branching cherry tomatoes 

for ornamental baskets and delicious to eat. Vines 2 ft. 

16110 Red 16109 Yellow O 

Grape Tomatoes 

19572 Golden Sweet Grape. 70 days. ½ oz. fruit, indeterminate. 

Golden yellow grape tomatoes. Fusarium Wilt Race 

1 disease resistance. P 

16089 Jolly Elf. 72 days. ½ oz., D. 4 ½ ft. tall. Very sweet 

at 8-12 brix. Q 

16101 Summer Sweet. 70 days, ½ oz., I. Our taller grape 

tomato. 15-35 fruits per cluster. Very sweet. R 

Paste/Saladette Tomatoes 

16098 Roma VF. 78 days. 2 oz., D., VFN. The pasta tomato. 

O 

P 

Q 

R 


107

Foliage & Exotic | Acacia 

A B 

E I 

C 

F 

G 

J 

D 

H 

K 

L 

Acacia redolens 

A,D,H, 45 days. Narrow, gray green, leathery foliage. Flowers 

are puffy yellow balls. Ground cover which endures 

poor soil/drought. Seed available all year. 

12540 Acacia redolens A 

Agapanthus Getty White 

A,D, 60 days. 32 in. flower with above average amount of 

white florets. Seed available all year. 

12541 Agapanthus Getty White B 

Agapanthus Peter Pan. (Lily of the Nile) 

A,D, 60 days. Seed available May-Sept. 

12542 Agapanthus Peter Pan C 

Aralia Sieboldii (Fastia japonica, Maple Leaf Aralia) 

A,D,S, 15 days.– very good keeper. Seed available all year. 

12545 Aralia Sieboldii D 

Araucaria Excelsa (Norfolk Island Pine) 

B,D,G,O, 12-60 days. Good for terrariums. Seed available 

August. 

12546 Araucaria Excelsa 

Archontophoenix cunninghamiana (King Palm) 

B,D, 90-120 days. Trunk is not enlarged at base. Clustered 

amethyst flowers. Seed available July-Sept. 

12547 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana E 

Ardisia crenulata crispa (Marlberry) 

A,D,O,R, 28 days. Excellent terrarium or small dish plant. 

Height: 1 ½-4 ft. Seed available Feb.-April. 

12548 Ardisia crenulata crispa 

Arecastrum romanzoffianum (Queen Palm) 

B,D, 30 days. Exceptionally straight trunk. Arching, glossy 

bright green, 10-15 ft. long leaves. Seed available Oct.-Jan. 

12549 Arecastrum romanzoffianum 

Asparagus falcatus (Sickle-Thorn Asparagus) 

B,D,S, 30 days. Foliage 2-3 in. long, in clusters of three to 

five at ends of branches. Seed available February. 

12550 Asparagus falcatus 

Asparagus densiflorus Meyerii 

B,D,S,R, 30 days. Stiff plume-like branches. Fox Tail. Seed 

available Nov.-March. 

12551 Asparagus densiflorus Meyerii F 

Asparagus plumosus Nanus 

B,D,S, 30 days. Used extensively as a green filler for cutflower. 

Seed available Jan.-March. 

12552 Asparagus plumosus Nanus G 

Asparagus plumosus pyramidalis 

B,D,S, 30 days. Plumed asparagus for cut and pots. Seed 

available all year. 

12553 Asparagus plumosus pyramidalis H 

Asparagus retrofractus (Myriocladus, Ming Fern) 

B,D,S, 35 days. Airy tufts on long fronds. Seed available 

Jan.-March. 

12554 Asparagus retrofractus I 

Asparagus densiflorus Sprengerii 

B,D,S, 30 days. Good hanging basket plant. 70°-80°F. to 

germinate, but 60°F. to grow. Seed available all year. 

12555 Asparagus densiflorus Sprengerii J 

Asparagus sprengerii Compacta 

B,D,S, 30 days. A short busy asparagus. Seed available 

all year. 

12556 Asparagus sprengerii Compacta 

Asparagus virgatus (Tree Fern) 

B,D,S,R, 20-30 days. Decorative and attractive erect habit. 

Seed available all year. 

12557 Asparagus virgatus K 

Beucarnea gautemalensis (Elephant Foot Beaucarnea) 

A, 60 days. Available all year. 

12559 Beucarnea gautemalensis L 

Beucarnea recurvata (Nolina, Ponytail) 

A, 60 days. Very tough. Seed available Aug.-Oct. 

12560 Beucarnea recurvata M 

Brahea armata (Mexican Blue Palm) 

B,D,O, 240 days. Silvery blue, almost white foliage. 

Conspicuous creamy flowers. Takes heat and wind. Seed 

available Aug.-Oct. 

12561 Brahea armata N 

Chamaedorea cataractarum (Cascade/Cat Palm) 

A,D, 15-70 days. Forms dense clump to 6 ft. tall. Fine in 

tubs, indoors or out. Seed available Oct.-Jan. 

12565 Chamaedorea cataractarum 

Chamaedorea Metallica 

B,D,O, 120 days. Fish tail type single trunk. Chamaedorea 

foliage with distinctive metallic cast. Tolerates low light. 

Height: 3 ft. Seed available Nov.-Jan. 

12567 Chamaedorea Metallica 


Harpephylum | Foliage & Exotic 

M O 

Q U 

V 

N 

R 

W 

P 

S 

T 

X 

Chamaerops humilis (Mediterranean Fan Palm) 

B,D, 90 days. Green to bluish green foliage on spiny leafstalks. 

Seed available Nov.-March. 

12570 Chamaerops humilis O 

Cissus rhombifolia (Grape Ivy) 

A,D, 90 days. Dark green leaves divided into diamondshaped, 

toothed 1-4 in. leaflets. Seed available March-Aug. 

12572 Cissus rhombifolia 

Cordyline atropurpurea Red Spike 

Bronze/red spike. A, 35 days. Seed available all year. 

12574 Cordyline atropurpurea Red Spike 

Cordyline dracaena Spike 

Green Spike. A, 35 days. Seed available all year. 

12576 Cordyline dracaena Spike 

Cycas revoluta (Sago Palm) 

A,D, 60 days. At 2-3 ft. tall, has an airy, fernlike appearance. 

Tough, tolerant house or patio plant. Good for bonsai. 

Seed available March-Aug. 

12577 Cycas revoluta 

Dioon spinulosum (Cycads) 

B,D, 120 days. Leaves to 5 ft. long, with up to 100 narrow, 

spine-toothed, dark green, 6-8 in. long leaflets. Seed available 

July-Dec. 

12581 Dioon spinulosum P 

Dodonea viscosa purpurea (Purple Hop Bush) 

A,D, 60 days. Strongly bronze-tinted willowlike foliage that 

darkens in winter. Seed available Aug.-Sept. 

12582 Dodonea viscosa purpurea Q 

Dracaena indivisa Spike. See Cordyline. 

Dracaena draco (Dragon Tree) 

B, 90 days. Stout trunk with spreading branches topped by 

heavy, 2 ft. sword-shaped leaves. Greenish white flowers 

form at branch ends. Seed available all year. 

12583 Dracaena draco R 

Dypsis lutescens areca (Cane Palm) 

B,D, 60 days. Clumping palm with slender yellowish trunks, 

yellow-green foliage, and clusters of gold fruit. Seed available 

Aug.-Sept. 

12584 Dypsis lutescens areca 

Eucalyptus Baby 

Dwarf blue. C, 45 days. Seed available March. 

12585 Eucalyptus Baby S 

Eucalyptus cinerea (Argyle Gum/Silver Dollar) 

C, 45 days. For cut foliage, not pots. Seed available all year. 

12588 Eucalyptus cinerea T 

Eucalyptus citriodora Lemon Bush 

Strong lemon fragrance. Repels insects. For containers. 

Seed available all year. 

42559 Eucalyptus citriodora Lemon Bush U 

Eucalyptus gunni (Cider Gum) 

C, 45 days. A cut foliage gum. Seed available all year. 

12594 Eucalyptus gunni V 

Eucalyptus Kira’s Supreme 

C, 45 days. Small round closely spaced leaves. Ideal for 

fresh cut or dried. Excellent vase life. Cleaned seed. Seed 


12595 Eucalyptus Kira’s Supreme 

Eucalyptus Nicholii 

(Nichol’s Willow/Leafed Peppermint) 

C, 45 days. Graceful, weeping tree. Narrow, 3-5 in. long, 

light green leaves. Furrowed, reddish brown bark. Seed 


12597 Eucalyptus Nicholii 

Eucalyptus pulverulenta 

(Money Tree/Silver Mountain Gum) 

C, 45 days. The popular cut Eucalyptus. Seed available all 

year. 

12599 Eucalyptus pulverulenta W 

Ginkgo biloba (Maidenhair Tree) 

B,D,J, 60 days. 1-4 in. wide, fan shaped leaves, resemble 

maidenhair fern. Seed available Sept.-Jan. 

12601 Ginkgo biloba X 

Grevillea robusta (Silk Oak) 

B,D,S,T 68°F, 30 days. Seed available all year. 

12602 Grevillea robusta 

Harpephylum caffrum 

B,D, 60 days. Tough foliage plant. Nice glossy dark green 

broadly pinnate foliage. Seed available June-Nov. 

12603 Harpephylum caffrum 


109

Foliage & Exotic | Howea 

A 

E 

F 

J 

B 

C 

G 

K 

M 

D 

H 

I 

L 

Howea Forsterana (Kentia Palm, Paradise Palm) 

B,D, 240 days. Leaves to 9 ft. long, leaflets are long and 

drooping. Seed available all year. 

12604 Howea Forsterana A 

Jacaranda mimosifolia (J. acutifolia) 

A,D, 20 days. Finely cut, ferny leaves. 2 in. lavender blue, 

tubular, flowers are carried in profuse 8 in. clusters. Flat, 

roundish seed capsules, quite decorative in arrangements. 

Seed available May-June. 

12605 Jacaranda mimosifolia B 

Leea coccinea (Hawaiian Holly) 

A,D, 30 days. Green tropical shrub with lacy foliage. Seed 


12607 Leea coccinea 

Licula spinosa 

B,D, 60 days. Clumping, durable palm with fan-like appearance. 

Slow growing. Seed available all year. 

12609 Licula spinosa 

Livistona chinensis (Chinese Fountain Palm) 

B,D, 20 days. Round, bright green, 3-6 ft. leaves droop at 

outer edges. Seed available Dec.-March. 

12610 Livistona chinensis C 

Mimosa pudica (Sensitive Plant) 

B,D,H, 10 days. Leaves collapse upon being touched. Seed 


12611 Mimosa pudica D 

Monstera deliciosa (Split-leaf Philondendron) 

B,D, 14 days. Young foliage is uncut. Mature leaves are 

heavy, leathery, dark green, deeply cut and perforated. 

Seed available Sept.-July. 

12612 Monstera deliciosa E 

Murraya exotica 

A,D, 20 days. Jasmine fragrant white flowers. Graceful, 

pendulous branches with glossy light green leaves. Height: 

6 ft. Seed available Feb.-June. 

12613 Murraya exotica 

Nandina domestica (Heavenly/Sacred Bamboo) 

A,D,J, 120 days. Lightly branched, cane like stems and lacy 

foliage. Seed available Jan.-May. 

12614 Nandina domestica F 

Neanthe Bella (Parlor Palm) 

A,D,R, 40-180 days. Fast growing foliage plant. Seed available 

Oct.-March. 

12615 Neanthe Bella 

Pachypodium lamerii (Madagascar Palm) 

A,D, 10 days. Seed available June. 

12616 Pachypodium lamerii G 

Philodendron bipinnatifidum 

C,D, 25 days. Deeply cut leaves to 3 ft. long on equally long 

stalks. Self heading. Seed available all year. 

12617 Philodendron bipinnatifidum H 

Philodendron selloum (Tree Philodendron) 

C,D, 25 days. The most popular of the heading types. Seed 


12620 Philodendron selloum 

Phoenix roebelenii (Pygmy Date Palm) 

B,D, 60 days. Single trunked palm to 10 ft. Fine textured, 

curving leaves form a dense wide crown. Seed available 

June-Dec. 

12624 Phoenix roebelenii I 

Pittosporum tobira (Mock Orange) 

A,D,J, 30 days. Tough evergreen shrub. Leathery, narrowly 

elliptical, shiny dark green 5 in. leaves. Fragrant, creamy 

white flowers in early Spring. Seed available March. 

12625 Pittosporum tobira J 

Podacarpus macrophylla (Yew Pine) 

B,D, 60 days. Narrow and upright 15-50 ft. tall, 6-15 ft. 

wide. Bright green leaves 4 in. long, ½ in. wide. Does well 

in tubs. Seed available Nov.-May. 

12628 Podacarpus macrophylla 

Punica granantum nana (Dwarf Pomegranate) 

A,D, 30 days. Dense grower to 3 ft. high, 6 ft. wide. Blooms 

at a foot tall or less. Orange red single flowers followed by 

small, dry red fruit. Seed available Oct.-March. 

12629 Punica granantum nana K 

Radermachera sinica (China Doll) 

C,D, 30 days. A maze of small glistening leaves. Seed 

available Sept.-Dec. 

12630 Radermachera sinica L 


Zamia | Foliage & Exotic 

Germination 

Notes 

Light – Not required unless marked “L”. 

N 

O 

S 

Temperature – Fluctuation between 

60° and 80°F daily is ideal, with daylight 

bottom heat of 70°-72°F. 

Letter Key for culture information codes: 

A. Cover seed with soil very lightly. 

B. Cover seed with soil to depth of 1 to 

2 times diameter of seed. 

C. Sow on surface. Do not cover. 

Q 

T 

U 

D. Soak seed overnight in water. Screen 

dry to avoid clumping. 

F. Germination fine under mist. 

G. Seed of very short viability. Positively 

must be sown at once. 

H. Hot water treatment of seed. Pour 

water of 165°F. over seed, let cool 

and soak 24-36 hours before sowing. 

P 

Ravenea rivularis (Majesty Palm) 

A,D,G, 30 days. A dramatic specimen with large trunk. 

Foliage like a Coconut with a dramatic white trunk. Seed 

available Nov.-Dec. 

12631 Ravenea rivularis M 

Schefflera arboricola (Dwarf Umbrella Plant) 

A,D,G, 40 days. Dark green leaves with 3 in. leaflets 

that broaden toward rounded tips. Yellowish flowers are 

clustered in flattened, foot wide spheres. They turn bronze 

with age. Seed available all year. 

12633 Schefflera arboricola N 

Schefflera Pittmans Pride 

A,D,G, 40 days. Dwarf compact form of Schefflera arborcola, 

makes growing quality 4 in. pot plants easy. Seed 


12634 Schefflera Pittmans Pride 

Smilax Asparagus asparagoides 

A,D,G,J, 40 days. Handsome shine foliage. A popular 

climber. Seed available all year. 

12638 Smilax Asparagus asparagoides O 

Strelitzia nicolai Giant (Giant Bird of Paradise) 

B,D, 75 days. Grown mainly for its dramatic gray-green 

foliage. Seed available Sept.-March. 

12639 Strelitzia nicolai Giant P 

R 

Strelitzia reginae (Bird of Paradise) 

B,D, 50 days. Grown for spectacular flowers, which bear 

a startling resemblance to the heads of crested tropical 

birds. Seed available all year. 

12640 Strelitzia reginae Q 

Trachycarpus fortunei (Chinese Windmill Palm) 

B,D, 60 days. Cold tolerant ornamental palm. Seed available 

Feb.-May. 

12641 Trachycarpus fortunei R 

Tulbaghia violacea (Society Garlic) 

A,D, 30 days. Leaves and flower stems have garlic odor if 

crushed. Seed available all year. 

12642 Tulbaghia violacea S 

Tupidanthus calyptratus 

A,D,G, 40 days. Heavy branching large shiny green leaf. 

Superior plant. Seed available all year. 

12643 Tupidanthus calyptratus T 

Washingtonia robusta (Mexican Fan Palm) 

B,D, 20 days. Trunk is slightly curved, slimmer than W. 

filifera. Seed available all year. 

12645 Washingtonia robusta U 

Zamia fufuracea (Cardboard Palm) 

B,D, 90 days. Seed available April-Aug. 

12647 Zamia fufuracea V 

V 

J. Cold Treatment – Place seed in 

airtight mason jar or medicine vial 

and refrigerate in regular vegetable 

compartment 30 days. 

K. Sulphuric Acid – Soak seed in 

concentrated sulphuric acid for 5 

minutes, wash and water thoroughly 

and sow at once. 

L. Light indicated for best germination. 

O. Seed not stocked. Shipped only 

upon crop during month or months 

indicated. 

R. Erratic seed supply. May be 3-4 

months wait. 

S. Germination best in dark. 

T. Maintain steady temperature as 

indicated. 

Example of culture information codes: 

(A, 40 days) 

A = Cover seed with soil very lightly 

40 days = Days to germinate 


111

Ornamental Grass | Anemanthele 

G 

H 

A 

I 

B 

C 

F 

J 

K 

D 

E 

Anemanthele lessoniana Buffalo’s Gold 

Foliage turns from green towards gold bronze. Erect habit 

with slightly pendulous tussock. Sow early February for 

June-Oct. sales. Height: 12-14 in. Zones: 6-8. Multi-seed 

pellet. 

21216 Anemanthele lessoniana Buffalo’s Gold A 

Briza maxima (Quaking Grass) 

Annual cut flower. Flower resembles a shrimp or tail of 

rattle snakes. Direct sown. Height: 20 in. 

12955 Briza maxima B 

Briza minima (Short Quaking Grass) 

Annual cut flower, direct sow. Height: 10-14 in. 

12956 Briza minima 

Carex comans Amazon Mist 

Pot Height: 8 in. Garden Height: 10 in. Zones: 7-9. Multiseed 

pellet. 

21217 Carex comans Amazon Mist C 

Carex comans Bronco 


pellet. 

21218 Carex comans Bronco D 

Carex comans Zora 

Unique texture and deep caramel foliage. A perfect accent 

in mixed containers. Height: 12-14 in. 

20227 Carex comans Zora E 

Carex comans Phoenix Green 

Sturdy upright narrow bright green leaves. Heat tolerant, 

low maintenance plant. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 6-8. Multi-seed 

pellet. 

21219 Carex comans Phoenix Green 

Carex buchananii Red Rooster 


pellet. 

21220 Carex buchananii Red Rooster F 

Cortaderia selloana (Pampas Grass) 

Tender perennial. Tall plants produce large silky, feathery 

plumes 12 in. long. Very popular. Will be shorter in Northern 

areas. Height: 6-10 ft. Zones: 7-10. 

12964 Pink Feather 12965 White Feather 

Corynephorus canescens Spiky Blue 

(Clubawn Grass) 

Blue-green, matures to reddish green. Pot Height: 6 in. 

Garden Height: 8-10 in. Multi-seed pellet. Zones: 7-9. 

21222 Corynephorus canescens Spiky Blue G 

Deschampsia elongata Zephyr 

Produces a small mound of dainty, fine textured green 

grass. For containers, not in-ground plantings. Height: 6-8 

in. Zone to 7. Multi-seed pellet. 

19077 Deschampsia elongata Zephyr H 

Eragrostis Rubysilk (Teff Grass) 

A clump-forming, annual, with slender, glossy, dark red 

open panicles. After harvest, it will flush again. Use as 

fresh cuts or dried. Height: 3 ft. 

12967 Eragrostis Rubysilk I 

Eragrostis elliotii Wind Dancer (Love Grass) 

Native American grass, graceful form with narrow, bluishgreen 

foliage. Airy flower plumes begin appearing in July, 

maturing to a tan color in August and gradually to a lighter 

straw color in the fall. Maintains interest throughout the 

winter, drought tolerant, and not invasive. Height: 3-4 ft. 

Zones: 6-9. Multi-seed pellet. 

12968 Eragrostis elliotii Wind Dancer J 

Festuca amethystina (Amethyst Fescue) 

Attractive perennial for garden and container use. 

12969 Festuca amethystina 

Festuca glauca or cinera Festina (Blue Fescue) 

Perennial for rock gardens and borders. Tufts of silvery blue 

thread-like leaves. Pot Height: 6 in. Garden Height: 10 in. 

Zones: 4-10. Multi-seed pellet. 

21223 Festuca glauca or cinera Festina K 


Millet | Ornamental Grass 

A 

B 

H 

I 

D 

E 

C 

F 

G 

J 

Isolepis cernua Live Wire (Fiber Optic Grass) 

A unique looking grass for mixed containers or as a 

gift plant. Flowers look like fiber optic strands. Dense, 

mounded habit without pinching or PGRs. Best in packs, 4 

in, 6 in. Height: 6-8 in. Multi-seed pellet. 

13290 Isolepis cernua Live Wire A 

Juncus effusus Spiralis 

Upright twisted leaves. Interesting texture for containers 

and landscape. Height: 19 in. 

12972 Juncus effusus Spiralis B 

Juncus inflexus Blue Arrows 

Stiff upright blue green foliage. Can be grown as a pond 

plant, but is drought tolerant when grown in ground. 

Height: 3 ft. Zones: 5-9. Multi-seed pellet. 

18676 Juncus inflexus Blue Arrows C 

Juncus pallidus Javelin 

Tall stately green grass. Rugged plant can grow in standing 

water, but handles heat and drought. Straw color winter 

interest. Height: 4-5 ft. Zones to 7. Multi-seed pellet. 

18677 Juncus pallidus Javelin D 

Juncus ensifolius Starhead 

Foliage is green with dark green star inflorescence. Height: 

10 in. Zones to 6. Multi-seed pellet. 

19078 Juncus ensifolius Starhead 

Juncus tenuis Blue Dart 

Linear, blue foliage with strong vertical habit. Alternative to 

dracaena. Height: 14-16 in. Zones to 5. Multi-seed pellet. 

19080 Juncus tenuis Blue Dart E 

Juncus Twisted Arrows Fuseable 

Each pellet includes Blue Arrows and Spiralis. Multi-seed 

pellet. 

19081 Juncus Twisted Arrows Fuseable F 

Koeleria glauca Blue Sprite 

Small blue green ball of foliage topped by wheat like 

plumes. Height: 6-8 in. Zones: 5-9. Multi-seed pellet. 

18678 Koeleria glauca Blue Sprite H 

Koeleria glauca Coolio 

Pot Height: 4 in. Garden Height: 6-8 in. Zones: 6-9. Multiseed 

pellet. 

21224 Koeleria glauca Coolio I 

Lagurus ovatus (Hares Tail Grass) 

Annual for garden and cut-dried arranging. Velvety foliage 

and plumes. Blooms in 14-16 weeks from early April sowing. 


12974 Lagurus ovatus J 

Luzula nivea Lucius 


pellet. 

21225 Luzula nivea Lucius K 

Luzula sylvatica Starmaker 

Pot Height: 6 in. Garden Height: 10 in. Multi-seed pellet. 

21226 Luzula sylvatica Starmaker L 

Millet Pennisetum glaucum Jester 

Mature height is approximately ¾ of the height of Purple 

Majesty, with wider leaves and more basal branches. 

Plants spike and develop seed slightly later than Purple 

Majesty. Well suited to containers, gardens and mass 

plantings. Height: 3 ½ ft. 

12977 Millet Pennisetum glaucum Jester M 

Millet Limelight 

Spray Millet. A long arching light green seed head, if dried 

with heat. Great fresh cut with a long harvest. 

12978 Millet Limelight N 

K 

L 

M 

Juncus Twisted Dart Fuseable 

Each pellet contains seed of Juncus Blue Dart and Juncus 

effuses spiralis. Multi-seed pellet. 

20238 Juncus Twisted Dart Fuseable G 

N 


113

Ornamental Grass | Millet 

A 

B 

H 

I 

N 

C 

J 

K 

L 

M 

E 

D 

F 

Millet Pennisetum glaucum Purple Majesty 

Striking corn-like plant with deep purple foliage, stems, 

and flower plumes. Cat-tail like flowering plumes are 12-14 

in. long. The more sun, the deeper the foliage color and the 

narrower the leaves. Suited for 4 in. pots to gallon containers. 


12979 Millet Pennisetum glaucum Purple Majesty. 

AAS Winner. A 

Millet Purple Mist (German Millet) 

Easy annual that produces a slender, head with purplish 

color. Use as fresh cut and dried. Height: to 36 in. 

12981 Millet Purple Mist B 

Millet Tapestry 

Grey/green/purplish seed head that is semi-open. Direct 

seed. Use as fresh cut or dried. 

12980 Millet Tapestry C 

Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion 

Exciting new bouquet filler. High germination, good 

uniformity, and high production rate per plant. For field or 

greenhouse production. Height: 2-3 ft. 

18947 Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion D 

Panicum Sparkling Fountain 

Excellent cut flower mixed bouquet filler. Height: 24-31 in. 

20239 Panicum Sparkling Fountain E 

Pennisetum setaceum rueppelii 

(Crimson Fountain Grass) 

Grown as annual. Stems topped with wispy 6 in. rosypurple 

plumes. Very desirable for fresh and dried arrangements. 

Best to cut stems before they set seed, to prevent 

self-sowing. Height: 2-3 ft. Zones: 8-10. 

12984 Pennisetum setaceum rueppelii F 

Pennisetum villosum (Feathertop) 

Grown as annual. Produces plump creamy white 4 in. 

plumes. Best when ground is irrigated or very lightly 

sprayed overhead. Does not hold up well under heavy 

overhead watering. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 

12985 Pennisetum villosum G 

Phalaris canariensis (Canary Grass) 

An annual ideal for cut-dried arrangements. Green seed 

heads make fine fresh cut material while brown dried seed 

heads can be dyed or used naturally in autumn arrangements. 

Sow in April, transplant to garden in May. Plants 

will bloom June/July. 

12986 Phalaris canariensis H 

Rhynchelytrum repens 

Ruby red panicles, flower clusters, make an attractive and 

unusual filler. Early March sowing blooms June till fall. 

Makes a unique splash of color to annual and perennial 

landscapes. For fall bloom. Can be direct sown in field after 

frost danger is past. Space 10 x 11 in. Will tolerate grow/ 

Ming on temperatures of 50°-54°F. 

12987 Rhynchelytrum repens I 

Setaria Red Jewel 

Easy to grow and extremely productive millet. One planting 

may harvest up to 6 weeks. Long leaves mature from green 

with a hint of red to a red brown. Height: 4 ft. 

19776 Setaria Red Jewel J 

Stipa arundinacea Sirocco 

Only pink grass from seed. Turns shades of copper and pink 

in cool conditions. Height: 12-14 in. Zone to 6. Multi-seed 

pellet. 

18680 Stipa arundinacea Sirocco K 

Stipa capillata (Bridal Veil) 

A perennial which averages 4 ft. in height and produces 

lacy, wisp branches ideal for cut design work. 

12988 Stipa capillata L 

Stipa lessingiana Capriccio 

Wispy fine textured green grass, soft to the touch. Height: 

14-16 in. Zone to 6. Multi-seed pellet. 

18679 Stipa lessingiana Capriccio M 

Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails 

Pot Height: 10 in. Garden Height: 1-2 ft. Zones: 7-10. Multiseed 

pellet. 

20943 Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails N 

G 


Organic Seed 

A F G L 

B C H I K M 

D E J N O 

Organic Vegetable Seed 

Organic Herb Seed 

Beet Early Wonder 

Arugula Cultivated Roquette 

Broccoli Di Ciccio A 

Basil Dark Opal 

Broccoli Nutri Bud B 

Basil F-1 Sweet Nufar E 

Broccoli Sprouting Calabresei 

Basil Genovese F 

Carrot Danvers 

Basil Genovese – Compact type 

Cucumber Marketmore 

Basil Large Leaf Italian G 

Eggplant Black Beauty 

Basil Lime 

Eggplant Little Fingers 

Chives Garlic Allium tuberosum 

Lettuce Black Seeded Simpson C 

Chives Onion Allium schoenoprasm H 

Lettuce Green Romaine 

Cilantro Coriander Long Standing 

Lettuce Green Salad Bowl 

Dill Bouquet 

Lettuce Marveille Four Seasons 

Oregano Italian vulgare 

Lettuce Mesculin Mix 

Parsley Italian Dark Green 

Lettuce Red Romaine 

Sage Culinary Salvia officinalis 

Lettuce Red Salad Bowl 

Thyme Garden Thymus vulgaris 

Melon Hale's Best 

Organic Flower Seed 

Pepper Hot Cayenne 

Calendula Pacific Beauty Mix I 

Pepper Keystone Resistant Giant 

Carthamus gelabra Tall Spineless 

Pepper Sweet California Wonder Red 

Carthamus tinctorius White Everlasting 

Raddis French Breakfast 

Centaurea cyanus Polka Dot Mix J 

Radish Cherry Belle 

Cosmos Bright Lights Mix K 

Radish Daikon 

Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower L 

Spinach Bloomsdale D 

Larkspur Mixed Colors 

Squash Zucchini Black Beauty 

Marigold African Tall Crackerjack Mix M 

Squash Zucchini Summer Straightneck 

Nastuttium Dwarf Jewel Mix N 

Swiss Chard Fordhook 

Sunflower Autumn Beauty 

Tomato Beef Steak 

Sunflower Dwarf Sunspot 

Tomato Brandywine 

Sunflower Evening Colors 

Tomato San Marzano 

Sunflower Italian White O 

Turnip Purple Top White Globe 

Sunflower Jerusalem Gold P 

Watermelon Crimson Sweet 

Sunflower Lemon Queen Q 

Watermelon Sugar Baby 

Sunflower Ornamental Mixture 

Organic Cover Crop Seed 

Sunflower Red Sun 

Barley Beardless Hordeum vulgare 

Sunflower Russian Mammoth 

Clover Red Trifolium pratense 

Sunflower Taiyo 

Cover Crop Mix Vineyard Mix 

Sunflower Teddy Bear R 

Oats White Avena sativa Sesqui Oats Sunflower Tiffany F-1 S 

Pea Austrian Winter Lathyrus Hirsutus 

Sunflower Velvet Queen T 

Pea Field Pisum sativum 

Sweet Pea Royal Family Mixture U 

Rye Winter Secale cereale 

Vetch Hairy Vicia villosa 

Q 

S 

P 

R 

T 

Environmental 

Seed Producers (ESP) 

www.espseeds.com 

California Certified 

Organic Farmers (CCOF) 

www.ccof.com 

National Organic Program 

(NOP) 

www.ams.usda.gov 

U 

ESP Organic Seed is shipped direct, separately from other seed. Minimum order is $100, not combined with other seed. See price list or ask for pricing. 

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Reference Materials | Abelmuschus 

Product 

Category 

Seeds/ 

Ounce 

Cover 

Seed 

Germ 

Temp °F 

Days to 

Germ 

Sow to 

Transplant 

Finishing 

Night 

Temp °F 

Transplant to Flower 

from 512 


Gaillardia | Reference Materials 

Product 

Category 


Ounce 

Cover 


Germ 

Temp °F 

Days to 

Germ 

Sow to 

Transplant 

Finishing 

Night 

Temp °F 


from 512 


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Reference Materials | Gazania 

Product 

Category 


Ounce 

Cover 


Germ 

Temp °F 

Days to 

Germ 

Sow to 

Transplant 

Finishing 

Night 

Temp °F 


from 512 


Sidalcea | Reference Materials 

Product 

Category 


Ounce 

Cover 


Germ 

Temp °F 

Days to 

Germ 

Sow to 

Transplant 

Finishing 

Night 

Temp °F 


from 512 


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Reference Materials | Silene 

Product 

Category 


Ounce 

Cover 


Germ 

Temp °F 

Days to 

Germ 

Sow to 

Transplant 

Finishing 

Night 

Temp °F 


from 512 

Aster Lighting Schedules 

Sow Seeds Pot Seedlings Bench Plants Approximate Flowering Date 

Dec. 10 Jan. 10 March 1 May 

Feb. 1 Feb. 20 April 1 June 

March 15 April 10 May 15 July 

April 20 May 10 June 15 August 

May 20 June 10 July 15 September 

June 10 July 1 August 15 October 

June 20 July 15 August 20 November 

July 10 August 1 Sept. 1 December 

July 15 August 10 Sept. 15 January 

August 15 Sept. 10 Nov. 1 February 

Sept. 10 Oct. 1 Dec. 1 March 

Oct. 20 Nov. 15 Jan. 1 April 

Plants must be given additional light between September 1 and May 1 whether they are in seed flats or in the bench. If the plants are not lighted while in small pots they 

develop a rosette of leaves and growth of the stem and flowers is delayed. Plants should be lighted until the first flowers show color. 

Low wattage bulbs will suffice for additional light. On a 4 ft. bench 60-watt lamps spaced 5 ft. apart and about 24 in. above the plants will give ample light for this crop. Spacing 

is usually 8 x 8 in. in the bench and a 60°F. night temperature is essential. 

ADDITIONAL LIGHTING SCHEDULE 

3 hours during the months of Sept., Oct., March and April. 

4 hours during the months of November and February. 

5 hours during the months of December and January. 


Snapdragon | Reference Materials 

Snapdradon flowering schedule 

Group No. 1 – Winter and Early Spring Flowering 

NORTHERN GROWERS 

Sow Bench Flowering 

Date Date Date 

Aug. 15 Sept. 5 Nov. 28 

Aug. 18 Sept. 8 Dec. 5 



Aug. 29 Sept. 19 Jan. 2 

Sept. 1 Sept. 22 Jan. 9 

SOUTHERN GROWERS: Not Recommend 




July 18 Aug. 8 Oct. 31 

July 21 Aug. 11 Nov. 7 



Aug. 1 Aug. 22 Nov. 28 

Aug. 4 Aug. 25 Dec. 5 





SOUTHERN GROWERS: Sow Flowering 

Date 

Date 

Aug. 22-Dec. 20 Dec. 1 - May 1 




June 23 July 14 Sept. 26 

June 27 July 18 Oct. 3 


July 4 July 25 Oct. 17 






Sept. 5 Sept. 26 Jan.16 


Sept. 12 Oct. 3 Jan. 30 

Sept. 15 Oct. 6 Feb. 6 



Group No. 2 – Late Winter and Spring Flowering 


Date 

Date 

July 6-Aug. 16 

Oct.1 -Dec.1 

Jan. 7-Mar. 8 May 1-June 15 







Sept. 8 Sept. 29 Feb. 6 




Sept. 26 Oct. 17 Mar. 6 

Oct. 6 Oct. 27 Mar. 13 

Group No. 3 – Late Spring and Fall Flowering 

Group No. 4 – Summer Flowering 




Apr. 11 May 2 July 4 


May 2 May 23 July 18 

May 12 June 2 July 25 

May 23 June 13 Aug 1 

June 2 June 23 Aug 8 

June 6 June 23 Aug. 15 


June 13 July 4 Aug. 29 



Date 

Date 

Mar. 15 - July 2 June 15 - Oct. 1 



Nov.14 Dec. 5 Apr. 10 

Nov. 24 Dec. 15 Apr. 17 

Dec. 5 Dec. 26 Apr. 24 

Dec. 15 Jan. 5 May 1 

Dec. 26 Jan. 16 May 8 

Jan. 5 Jan. 26 May 15 






Jan 19 Feb. 9 May 22 

Jan. 30 Feb.20 May 29 

Feb. 13 Mar. 9 June 5 

Feb. 27 Mar. 20 June 12 

Mar. 20 Apr. 10 June 19 

Mar. 30 Apr. 20 June 26 






Oct. 3 Oct. 24 Mar. 5 

Oct. 13 Nov. 3 Mar. 13 

Oct. 24 Nov. 14 Mar. 20 



Oct. 17 Nov. 7 Mar. 20 

Oct. 27 Nov. 17 Mar. 27 

Nov. 7 Nov. 28 Apr. 3 

Nov. 17 Dec. 8 Apr. 10 

Nov. 28 Dec. 19 Apr. 17 
















May 1 May 22 July 17 






June 12 July 3 Aug. 28 




SPECIAL NOTICE: These forcing Snapdragon flowering timetables for northern growers are based upon repeated flowering trials. The dividing line between 

both areas generally follows the 38 parallel just south of the Mason-Dixon line. This line is only approximate, and growers on either side will notice exceptions 

depending on their locality. The addition of 800 ppm of CO 2 will speed up the schedules by several weeks. 


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Reference Materials | Snapdragon 

Greenhouse Snapdragon Culture 

Seed Germination: 

As a beneficial precautionary measure, particularly 

for Pythium control a “Root Shield” drench 

is highly recommended. Before sowing, drench 

filled seed flats using the “root shield” prescribed 

dosage. Allow flat to soak up liquid throughout, 

then immediately sow seed. Sow into an open 

soil-less mix with a pH of 5.5-5.8. Keep medium 

moist, but not saturated. Start the seeds at 70°- 

75°F; no warmer as snap seeds do not germinate 

well at higher temperatures. Keep the soluble 

salts low because snap seed and seedlings are 

very sensitive to high starter charges. Do not cover 

seeds, but light is not necessary for the first 4 

days. Then 500-800 FC is required. After 10 days 

lower the soil temperature to 65°-70°F. and allow 

the soil to dry out slightly. A feed of 75 PPM 

N from a Calcium/Potassium Nitrate feed should 

be applied. Wash the fertilizer off the leaves if it 

is a bright day. 

Drop the temperature to 60°-65°F after the 3rd 

week. The feed can be raised to 150 PPM N 

from a 20-10-20 source. Avoid any Ammonium 

Nitrate fertilizer on snaps, especially if the soil 

temperature is cool. Apply a fungicide drench at 

this stage. Seedlings are ready for transplanting 

in about 5 weeks from sowing. Do not plant too 

deep or pinch the tender stems with your fingernails 

while handling the small seedlings. 

Soil Preparation: 

Soil should have good aeration; add organic 

amendment as needed. As a soil amendment, 

“Waterworks”, can be added at a rate of 8 lbs. per 

100 sq. ft. in addition to regular organic amendment; 

it retains water yet helps drainage. Run a 

soil test and adjust pH and fertilize according to 

soil test results. Soil-borne disease can build up 

over time, steaming or fumigation can be used 

to pasteurize the soil medium prior to planting. 

Spacing: 

Single stem crop: West Coast, 8 plants per sq. ft; 

East Coast, 15-18 sq. in. per plant. Pinched crop: 

West Coast, 6 plants per sq. ft; East coast, 48 sq. 

in. per plant. 

Single-stem crops always grade higher, time 

faster, and cut cleaner than a pinched crop. Retail 

growers who like to cut over a long period 

and like different grades of flowers, may find a 

pinched crop is best. Pinched crops are too short 

and do not grade well for summer culture. 

Temperature: 

Snaps are a cool temperature growing crop, but 

respond to outside temperatures and cloudy and 

sunny weather. During cloudy weather, 50°F. 

nights and 58°F days. During sunny weather, 

raise these temperatures 5°F. The addition of 

CO2 at 1000 PPM requires the temperature to be 

raised another 5°F to take advantage of the CO2. 

Flowering Groups 1,2,3,4: 

Snap varieties have been bred to perform best 

during specific flowering periods. 

Group 1 is for mid-winter, low light, short day 

length, and low temperature flowering. It also 

requires the longest growing schedule. 

Group 4 is for mid-summer, high light, long day 

length, and higher temperatures. It also has the 

shortest growing schedule. The other 2 groups 

fall in between. Temperature, HID lights, and CO2 

will also influence which group to use. Without 

HID lights it is not advisable to flower Snaps out 

of their recommended flowering periods. 

Carbon Dioxide: 

Winter grown Snaps respond to the addition of 

CO2 in tight greenhouses. It should be added for 

top quality and crop time reduction. This will often 

allow the use of a faster group. 

HID: 

The use of HID lights will speed up a crop of 

Snaps. Group 3 can be used all year round except 

in mid-summer. If you do not have fan and pad 

cooling, then a group 4 Snap should be used. HID 

lights will reduce crop time from 3 to 6 weeks. 

Fertilizer: 

Snaps are very sensitive to excessive salinity and 

high ammonium levels. The soil fertility should 

be monitored throughout the crop cycle. A program 

of adding 200 PPM nitrogen and potassium 

every third watering can be used. Stop fertilizing 

at bud elongation stage. The amount of fertilizer 

added can be adjusted up or down depending on 

growth rate. 

Post Harvest Handling: 

Cut when 7 to 10 flowers are open. Place cut 

stems immediately in water containing a preservative. 

Store at 40°F and be certain to keep the 

stems upright. Snap stems will bend up almost 

immediately if stored for even the briefest time 

in a non-verticle position. Once the tips bend it 

is permanent. 

Direct Benching-Transplanting: 

Snaps respond best when seedling or plugs are 

planted directly into the final growing medium. 

Transplanting to pots will almost always result 

in some checking. Many growers purchase snap 

seedlings from plug specialists. They are most 

commonly offered in 392 cell trays. Use of a plug 

extractor is highly recommended to speed planting 

and prevent damage to the plugs. 

Watering: 

Water thoroughly with a half strength feed. After 

the first watering check and lift any seedlings 

that have settled in too deeply. Also pick up any 

that are bent over or have leaves buried. 

Schedules: 

See your Gloeckner representative for assistance 

in establishing a workable Snap program for your 

particular growing conditions. 


Reference Materials 

Helpful Facts 

600 Mamaroneck Avenue • Harrison, NY 10528 • Tel (800) 345-3787 • Fax (914) 698-0848 • www.fredgloeckner.com • Email: info@fredgloeckner.com 

*Check Label for 

GROWTH REGULATORS AS SPRAYS 

Drench Rate Application 

SPRAY 1 GALLON OF SOLUTION PER 200 SQUARE FEET OF AREA FOR FOLLOWING GROWTH REGULATORS 

ABIDE / A-REST 

B-NINE SP/DAZIDE 

26 ppm = 126 fl. oz. per 10 gallons of water 


2500 ppm = 4 oz. per 10 gallons of water or 20 large scoops* 

3750 ppm = 6 oz. per 10 gallons of water 

5000 ppm = 8 oz. per 10 gallons of water or 40 large scoops* 

Approximate dosage only. 

Scoop * provided with product. 

BONZI/PACZOL/PICCOLO 

CITADEL/CYCOCEL 

CONFIGURE 

FASCINATION/FRESCO 

FLOREL 

CONCISE/SUMAGIC 

TOPFLOR 


Application Rates 

AKARI 

ARIA 

AVID 

BANROT 40WP 

BOTANIGARD 11.3ES 

OHP CHIPCO 26019 N/G 

CLEARY'S 3336 F 

CONSERVE SC 

DECREE 

DISTANCE 

DURAGUARD ME 

ENDEAVOR 

FLORAMITE SC 

HOIST WSB 

JUDO 

KONTOS (spray) 

5 ppm = 1.6 fl. oz. per 10 gallons of water 


1500 ppm (1 to 80) = 16 fl. oz. per 10 gallons of water or 1.63 fl. oz. per 1 gallon of water 


10/10 ppm (GA 4+7 

and BA) = 2.1ml/gallon 






INSECTICIDES & FUNGICIDES MEASUREMENT TIPS 

16 fl. oz. - 24 fl. oz. per 100 gal. 

1 - 6 pkts. per 100 gal. 

4 oz. to 8 oz. per 100 gal. 



1 to 2 lbs. per 100 gal. 



0.75 to 1.5 lbs. per 100 gal. 


12.5 oz. to 50 oz. per 100 gal. 

2.5 oz. to 5 oz. per 100 gal. 



1 fl. oz. - 4 fl. oz. per 100 gal. 

1.7 fl. oz. per 100 gal. 

M-PEDE 

MARATHON 1G 

MARATHON II 

MESUROL 

PAGEANT 

PYLON 

SANMITE WP` 

SAFARI 20SG (drench) 

SHUTTLE O 

SUBDUE MAXX (drench) 

SUFFOIL-X 

TALSTAR S SELECT 

TERRACLOR 75WP 

TETRASAN 

TRISTAR 30SG (spray) 

ULTRA-PURE OIL 


Registered Uses 

1 gal. to 2 gal. per 100 gal. 

1/3 tsp. to 1/2 tsp. per 5 1/2 " to 7" Pot. 

1.7 oz. per 100 gal. 



2.6 oz. - 10 oz. per 100 gal. 


12 oz. - 24 oz. per 100 gal. 

6.4 fl. oz. - 12.8 fl. oz. per 100 gal. 

0.13. fl. oz. to 1.25 fl. oz. per 100 gal. 

1 gal. - 2 gal. per 100 gal. 

5 oz. - 20 oz. per 100 gal. 


8 oz. - 16 oz. per 100 gal. 

1.3 oz to 8.0 oz per 100 gal. 

0.5 gal. to 1 gal. per 100 gal. 

APPROX. RATES OF APPLICATION 

Amount To Area Equals Equivalent Of 

1 Ounce Sq. Foot 2722 lbs. per acre 

1 Ounce Sq. Yard 302.5 lbs. per acre 

1 Ounce 100 Sq. Feet 27.2 lbs. per acre 

1 Pound 100 Sq. Feet 435.6 lbs. per acre 

1 Pound 1000 Sq. Feet 43.6 lbs. per acre 

1 Pound Acre 1/3 oz. per 1000 sq. ft. 

5 Gal. Acre 1 pint per 1000 sq. ft. 

100 Gals. Acre 2.5 gallons per 1000 sq. ft. 

100 Gals. Acre 1 quart per 100 sq. ft. 

100 Pounds Acre 2.5 pounds per 1000 sq. ft. 

METRIC CONVERSIONS 

To Convert From To Obtain Multiply By 

Centimeters Feet .03281 

Centimeters Inches .3937 

Meters Feet 3.281 

Meters Yards 1.094 

Feet Meters .3048 

Square Meters Square Feet 10.7638 

Square Meters Square Yards 1.196 

Milliliters Ounces (fluid) .03381 

Gallons Liters 3.7853 

Liters Fl. Oz. 33.814 

Liters Quarts 1.0567 

Liters Gallons .2642 

Kilograms Pounds 2.20462 

Ounces Grams 28.3495 

Tablespoons (dry) Ounces .3333 

Hectares Acres 2.471 

• 

FAHRENHEIT 

CENTIGRADE 

80 26 

79 26 

78 25 

77 25 

76 24 

75 24 

74 23 

73 23 

72 22 

71 21 

70 21 

69 20 

68 20 

67 19 

66 19 

65 18 

64 18 

63 17 

62 17 

61 16 

60 15 

59 15 

58 14 

57 14 

56 13 

55 13 

54 12 

53 12 

52 11 

51 11 

50 10 

49 9 

48 9 

47 8 

46 8 

TEMPERATURE CONVERSIONS 

To convert Fahrenheit to Centigrade (Celsius): 

Subtract 32 and multiply by .55, 

thus 68˙F = 20˙C 

To convert Centigrade to Fahrenheit: 

Multiply by 1.8 and add 32, 

thus 60˙C = 140˙F. 

LIQUID CONVERSIONS 

1 Pint/100 gallons =1 tsp./gallon 

1 Quart/100 gallons = 2 tsp./gallon 

1 Teaspoon = 1/3 Tbsp. or 1/6 oz. 

1 Tablespoon = 3 tsp. or 1/2 oz. 

1 Fluid ounce = 2 Tbsp. or 6 tsp. 

1 Cup = 8 oz., 1/2 pint, 

16 Tbsp., 48 tsp. 

1 Quart = 32 oz., 4 cups, 

2 pints, 64 Tbsp. 

1 Gallon = 4 quarts, 8 pints, 

16 cups, 128 ounces 

PARTS PER MILLION 

To determine Parts Per Million (ppm) of an 

element in fertilizer, simply multiply the percent 

of that element by 75. The answer will be the 

ppm of the element per ounce of the fertilizer 

in 100 gallons of water. 

For instance, how much 20-20-20 fertilizer 

should you use to get a 200 ppm nitrogen 

solution? 

EXAMPLE: 0.20 x 75 = 15ppm (% nitrogen 

in fertilizer multiplied by 75). Therefore you 

need 200 ÷ 15 = 13.3 oz (desired ppm solution 

divided by ppm per ounce). 

13.3 oz. of 20-20-20 are required to produce 

a 200 ppm nitrogen solution in 100 gallons 

of water. 

This list is presented for information only. No endorsement is intended for products mentioned, nor is criticism meant for products not mentioned. 

Before purchasing and using any pesticides or growth regulators, you must check all labels for registered use, ratios and application frequency. 


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2012 

2012 

WK. JANUARY 

WK. 

JULY 

S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 

WK. 1 1 2 JANUARY 3 4 5 6 7 WK. 27 1 2 3 JULY 4 5 6 7 

2 S 8 M 9 10 T 11 W 12 T 13 F 14 S 28 S 8 M 9 10 T 11 W 12 T 13 F 14 S 

13 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 19 5 20 6 21 7 27 29 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 19 5 20 6 21 7 

24 22 8 23 9 10 24 25 11 12 26 13 27 14 28 28 30 22 8 23 9 10 24 25 11 12 26 13 27 14 28 

35 15 29 16 30 17 31 18 19 20 21 29 31 15 29 16 30 17 31 18 19 20 21 

4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 

5 29 30 FEBRUARY 

31 

30 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 

31 29 30 31 AUGUST 


FEBRUARY 1 2 3 4 

AUGUST 1 2 3 4 

6 S 5 M 6 T 7 W 8 T 9 10 F 11 S 32 S 5 M 6 T 7 W 8 T 9 10 F 11 S 

7 12 13 14 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 33 12 13 14 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 

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8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 34 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 

9 26 27 28 MARCH 29 

35 26 27 SEPTEMBER 

28 29 30 31 


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SEPTEMBER 1 

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11 11 12 13 14 15 1 16 2 17 3 37 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 

12 10 18 4 19 5 20 6 21 7 22 8 23 9 24 10 36 38 16 2 17 3 18 4 19 5 20 6 21 7 22 8 

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49 S 2 M 3 T 4 W 5 T 6 F 7 S8 

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WK. 

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WK. 1 JANUARY 1 2 3 4 5 WK. 27 1 2 JULY 3 4 5 6 

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31 13 14 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 19 5 27 29 14 15 1 16 2 17 3 18 4 19 5 20 6 

42 20 6 21 7 22 8 23 9 24 10 25 11 26 12 28 30 21 7 22 8 23 9 10 24 25 11 12 26 13 27 

53 27 13 28 14 29 15 30 16 31 17 18 19 29 31 14 28 15 29 16 30 17 31 18 19 20 

4 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 

5 27 28 FEBRUARY 

29 30 31 31 28 29 30 AUGUST 31 


FEBRUARY 1 2 

AUGUST1 2 3 

6 S 3 M 4 T 5 W 6 T 7 F 8 S9 

32 S 4 M 5 T 6 W 7 T 8 F 9 10 S 

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Thanksgiving 

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Wire Transfers: All wire transfers accepted in US dollars. Please reference invoice number. 

Bank: JP Morgan Chase Bank Account #: 023-057114 ABA#: 021-000-021 

Check or Money Order: Make all checks or money orders payable in US dollars, drawn on a US bank to: 

Fred C. Gloeckner & Co., Inc. • 600 Mamaroneck Avenue • Harrison, NY 10528 

Open Account: Open account terms are net 30 days. 

Credit applications are available by calling 1.800.345.3787 or visiting our web site at www.fredgloeckner.com. 

General Information 

Prices: All seed prices are subject to change without notice. Freight charges are additional. All items are offered subject to crop failures, 

shortages or other factors beyond our control, and availability upon receipt of order. Our seed prices are wholesale, for the Trade only. For our 

mutual convenience and protection, please do not lend our pricing information to anyone not entitled to Florist or Wholesale prices. This pricing 

supersedes any previous published pricing. All prices are per M (1000 seeds) in US dollars. 

Minimums: Minimum seed order is $100 per invoice (domestic orders), $150 per invoice (international orders). Please group your orders to 

meet this minimum. 

Returns: All requests for seed returns must be made to Gloeckner at 1.800.345.3787. Authorization for return of seed must be arranged within 

15 days of our ship date. Seed packages must be returned to our stock unopened and unpunctured in original condition within 30 days of our 

ship date to receive any credit, or be subject to a restocking charge. Seed out of our storage longer than 60 days will be refused and returned 

at customer’s expense. Returned seed, when authorized, will be subject to a 20% restocking charge. Returns of PRIMED or SPECIALLY ordered 

seed cannot be accepted. The customer is responsible for seed returns until it reaches our office. 


Terms & Conditions 

Acceptance of Terms 

These terms and conditions shall govern all orders for seeds, 

bulbs, plants, supplies and other materials (“merchandise”) 

placed with Seller. All negotiations with salesmen or other agents 

of Seller are merged herein. Purchaser acknowledges that it has 

not relied on any representation not contained herein. No modification 

of these terms and conditions shall be effective unless in 

writing signed by Seller. Placement of the order shall constitute 

Purchaser’s offer to purchase the merchandise on these terms and 

conditions. All orders and contracts are subject to acceptance or 

rejection by Seller at its offices in Harrison, New York and shall be 

deemed accepted upon shipment by Seller. 

Limitation of Warranty 

Seller warrants, to the extent required by law, that merchandise 

conforms to the description appearing in Seller’s catalog and on 

container labels, within recognized tolerances. SELLER MAKES 

NO OTHER OR FURTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. 

ALL OTHER OR FURTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY WAR- 

RANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICU- 

LAR PURPOSE ARE EXCLUDED, AND THERE ARE NO WARRAN- 

TIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE 

HEREOF. 

Certain merchandise may be separately warranted by the manufacturer. 

Seller does not adopt or ratify any manufacturer warranties, 

express or implied, and Seller shall have no liability thereunder. 

Seller does not adopt or ratify any warranties, express or 

implied, made by Purchaser upon resale of the merchandise, and 

Seller shall have no liability thereunder. 

Purchaser agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Seller harmless 

from and against any liability of any kind to any person arising out 

of any warranty, express or implied, made by Purchaser upon resale 

of the merchandise. Seller shall have no liability for breach of 

warranty unless notice of any breach is given within a reasonable 

time, not to exceed thirty (30) days, after such breach is or should 

have been discovered. Any action for breach of warranty must be 

commenced within one year after the cause of action has accrued. 

Limitation of Remedy 

PURCHASER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY SHALL BE RE- 

FUND OF THE PRUCHASE PRICE. SELLER’S LIABILITY, WHETHER 

FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT, BREACH OF WARRANTY, NEGLI- 

GENCE, PRODUCTS LIABILITY, OR ANY OTHER THEORY OF LI- 

ABILITY, IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. 

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR 

DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE, OR FOR ANY 

SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAM- 

AGES. 

Confirmation and Governing Law 

The law of the State of New York shall govern the rights, duties 

and obligations of the parties. Purchaser hereby submits to the 

jurisdiction of the courts of that State as to any dispute arising 

out of the contract between the parties and agrees that any litigation 

between the parties shall be brought in the Supreme Court of 

New York located in Westchester County, New York. In the event of 

litigation, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover reasonable 

attorneyís fees in addition to any other award. 

Prices 

All prices are subject to change without notice. The price in effect 

at time of shipment will prevail. Prices do not include installation; 

Seller takes no responsibility, and shall have no liability for installation. 

Payment 

Payment is due in accordance with terms specified on invoice. All 

payments shall be made in U.S. funds. In the event of default in 

the payment of any amount when due, and in addition to all other 

rights and remedies available to Seller, SELLER SHALL BE EN- 

TITLED TO COLLECT A LATE CHARGE OF 1.5% PER MONTH (18% 

PER YEAR) OR THE MAXIMUM RATE ALLOWED BY LAW, WHICH- 

EVER IS LESS, ON ALL AMOUNTS PAST DUE FROM THE DATE 

DUE UNTIL THE DATE PAID. 

Inspection and Return Policy 

Purchaser should inspect merchandise upon receipt. Seller shall 

have no liability for any defect unless notice is given promptly, 

not to exceed thirty (30) days after such defect is or should have 

been discovered. In cases of loss or damage due to transportation, 

Purchaser should obtain and forward an inspection report 

to Seller’s Traffic Department within fifteen (15) days of delivery. 

No merchandise conforming to the Purchaser’s order may be returned 

without Seller’s prior written authorization. Requests to return 

merchandise and any complaints or claims not arising under 

the Seller’s warranty must be made within thirty (30) days after 

delivery. All returns must be in accordance with Seller’s shipping 

instructions with freight paid by Purchaser. Returns of conforming 

merchandise are subject to a 10% restocking charge. 

Delays, Shortages and Substitutions 

Seller shall not be responsible for delays in delivery or for losses 

resulting from such delays due to unforeseen, supervening circumstances. 

Seller reserves the right to make partial shipment if 

full shipment is commercially impracticable. In the event of shortages, 

Seller may substitute such other, similar merchandise as is 

available. 

Survival 

If any provision of the terms and conditions of sale stated herein 

and on the face hereof shall for any reason be held prohibited by 

or invalid under applicable law, in whole or in part, such provision 

shall be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or invalidity, 

without invalidating the remainder of such provision or the remaining 

provisions hereof. 

Protected Varieties 

Varieties listed with the symbols PP# (Plant Patent Number), 

USPP or PAP (U.S. Patent Pending), PVPA (Plant Variety Protection 

Act Certificate issued), PVPAP (Plant Variety Protection Act Pending), 

BR (Breeder’s Rights certificate issued) or BRP (Breeder’s 

Rights Protection Pending) are protected by U.S. or foreign plant 

patents or plant variety protection laws. These varieties may not 

be reproduced without authorization. The breeder (or authorized 

representative) has the right to inspect customers’ nurseries during 

normal business hours to assess compliance with the restrictions 

on use of protected varieties. 


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Index 

Abelmuschus.............................. 46 

Abutilon....................................... 74 

Achillea....................................... 82 

Agastache................................... 82 

Ageratum.................................6,46 

Agrostemma............................... 46 

Alchemilla................................... 82 

Alternanthera................................ 6 

Alyssum..............................6,82-83 

Amaranthus...........................46-47 

Ammi.......................................... 47 

Ammobium................................. 47 

Anchusa...................................... 83 

Anemone.......................... 47,74,83 

Anethum..................................... 47 

Angelonia...................................... 6 

Aquilegia..................................... 83 

Arabis.......................................... 83 

Armeria..................................83-84 

Artemesia................................... 48 

Arugula........................................ 98 

Asclepias..................................... 84 

Asparagus................................. 108 

Aster..................................... 48-49 

Astilbe................................... 84-85 

Atriplex........................................ 50 

Bacopa.......................................... 7 

Basilicum.................................... 50 

Begonia......................................7-9 

Bellis........................................... 85 

Bells Of Ireland........................... 50 

Bergenia...................................... 85 

Brazilian......................................... 9 

Broccoli....................................... 98 

Browallia..................................... 74 

Brussels Sprouts........................ 98 

Bupleurum.................................. 50 

Cabbage...................................... 98 

Calceolaria.................................. 74 

Calendula................................. 9,50 

Campanula............. 50-51,74,85-86 

Candytuft................................. 9-10 

Canna.......................................... 10 

Cantaloupe.................................. 98 

Carnation........................... 10,74,86 

Carthamus.................................. 51 

Catananche................................. 86 

Cauliflower.................................. 98 

Celery.....................................98-99 

Celosia.........................10-11,51-53 

Centaurea................................... 53 

Centranthus................................ 86 

Cerastium................................... 86 

Cerinthe...................................... 53 

Chiastophyllum........................... 87 

Chrysanthemum.................... 11,87 

Cineraria................................. 74-75 

Cirsium........................................ 53 

Cleome........................................ 11 

Coleus......................................... 12 

Collards....................................... 99 

Cordyline................................... 109 

Coreopsis.................................... 87 

Corn Orn................................ 12,54 

Cosmos........................12-13,54-55 

Craspedia.................................... 55 

Cucumber................................... 99 

Cyclamen............................... 75-76 

Dahlia.......................................... 13 

Delphinium..................55-56,87-88 

Dianthus.................. 13-14,57,76,88 

Diascia........................................ 14 

Dicentra...................................... 89 

Dichondra.................................... 76 

Didiscus...................................... 57 

Digitalis....................................... 89 

Doronicum.................................. 89 

Dusty Miller................................ 14 

Echinacea.................................... 89 

Eggplant...............................99-100 

Endive....................................... 100 

Erigeron....................... 14-15,89-90 

Eryngium..................................... 90 

Erysimum.................................... 15 

Eucalyptus................................ 109 

Euphorbia.................................... 57 

Flower Cabbage................15,57-58 

Flower Kale.......................15,57-58 

Foliage Seed...................... 108-111 

Fuseables.... 7,21-22,24,32,102,113 

Gaillardia...........................15-16,90 

Gaultheria.................................... 76 

Gazania....................................... 16 

Geranium..........................16-18,90 

Gerbera....................................... 77 

Geum.....................................90-91 

Gloxinia....................................... 77 

Godetia.................................. 58,78 

Gomphrena............................18,58 

Gourds........................................ 18 

Grass Orn........................... 102,104 

Gypsophila........................18,58,91 

Helenium................................ 18,91 

Helichrysum........................... 59,78 

Heliopsis..................................... 91 

Herb................................... 100-101 

Hesperis...................................... 91 

Heuchera...............................91-92 

Hibiscus............................18,59,92 

Hollyhock............................... 19,92 

Hypericum.................................. 92 

Hypoestes................................... 19 

Iberis........................................... 92 

Impatiens...............................19-21 

Iresine......................................... 21 

Isotoma....................................... 21 

Kohlrabi..................................... 101 

Larkspur...................................... 59 

Lavandula.................................... 93 

Lavatera...................................... 78 

Lettuce............................... 101-102 

Leycsteria................................... 21 

Linaria......................................... 21 

Linum.......................................... 93 

Lisianthus...............................60-61 

Lobelia..............................21-22,61 

Lupinus....................................... 93 

Lychnis........................................ 94 

Marigold...................... 22-23,61-62 

Matricaria.................................... 62 

Melampodium.......................23-24 

Mimulus...................................... 78 

Monarda.................................24,94 

Morning Glory........................ 24,78 

Multi-Species.........................24-25 

Mustard Orn............................... 25 

Myosotis................................24,94 

Nasturtium.................................. 25 

Nemesia...................................... 25 

Nepeta........................................ 94 

New Guinea................................ 21 

Nicotiana..................................... 25 

Nierembergia.............................. 25 

Nigella......................................... 62 

Okra.......................................... 102 

Onion........................................ 102 

Organic Seed............................ 115 

Osteospermum........................... 26 

Oxypetalum................................ 62 

Pansy.....................................26-29 

Parsley...................................... 102 

Penstemon.................................. 94 

Pentas...............................29,78-79 

Pepper................................ 102-104 

Pepper Orn............29-30,62-63,79 

Perovskia..................................... 95 

Petunia...................................30-33 

Phlox........................................... 33 

Physalis....................................... 95 

Physostegia................................ 95 

Platycodon.................................. 95 

Plectranthus...........................33-34 

Poppy.......................................... 95 

Portulaca..................................... 34 

Primula..............................34-35,79 

Prunella....................................... 95 

Ptilotus........................................ 35 

Pumpkin.................................... 104 

Purslane...................................... 34 

Pyrethrum................................... 96 

Radicchio.................................. 104 

Ranunculus............................63,80 

Rudbeckia..............35-36,63,80,96 

Ruellia......................................... 36 

Salpiglossis................................. 37 

Salvia.................................37-39,64 

Sanvitalia..................................... 39 

Saponaria.................................... 64 

Scabiosa.................................64,96 

Schizanthus................................. 80 

Scutellaria................................... 39 

Sedum....................................96-97 

Shamrock.................................... 80 

Shasta Daisy............................... 39 

Sidalcea....................................... 97 

Silene.....................................39,97 

Snapdragon.................39-40,64-66 

Solanum...................................... 67 

Solidago...................................... 97 

Spilanthes................................... 80 

Squash...................................... 105 

Statice.................................... 67,97 

Stock.................................41,68-69 

Strawberry................................ 105 

Sunflower.................... 72-73,80-81 

Sweet Pea.........................69-70,81 

Swiss Chard.............................. 106 

Talinum........................................ 41 

Tecoma....................................... 41 

Thunbergia.................................. 41 

Tithonia..................................41-42 

Tomato...............................106-107 

Torenia........................................ 42 

Trachelium............................. 42,70 

Tritoma........................................ 91 

Verbascum.................................. 97 

Verbena.............................42-43,71 

Veronica...................................... 97 

Vinca........................................... 43 

Viola.......................................43-44 

Zinnia.................................44-45,71 

Bedding Plants 

Cut Flowers 

Pot Plants 

Perennials 

Vegetables 

Foliage & Exotic 

Ornamental Grass 

Organic Seed 


TM 

Gloeckner also has the following Divisions for all of your growing needs… 

Young Plants and Plugs: 

We offer rooted, unrooted, and callused cuttings as well as annual and perennial plugs from the world’s leading 

propagators and breeders. Below are just a few of our leading Young Plant and Plug sources: 

INCORPORATED 

Bulbs: 

We offer a wide range of Bulb programs including comprehensive Dutch Bulb forcing programs. Bulb treatments are 

performed at our Clackamas, Oregon facility using state-of-the-art temperature and humidity controls. 

Bulb programs include: 

•• 

Amaryllis 

•• 

Anemone Corms – Yodfat 

•• 

Callas 

•• 

Fall Landscape Bulbs 

•• 

Freesia 

•• 

Gladiolus 

•• 

Hyacinths 

•• 

Dutch Iris 

•• 

Liatris Corms 

•• 

Easter Lilies 

•• 

Hybrid Lilies 

•• 

Misc. Spring/Fall Bulbs 

•• 

Narcissus 

•• 

Ornithogalum Dubium 

•• 

Oxalis 

•• 

Paperwhites 

•• 

La Belle Ranunculus 

•• 

Sandersonia Tubers 

•• 

Scilla Peruviana 

•• 

Tulips 

Grower Supplies: 

We carry a wide range of Grower Supplies to meet the needs of any size growing operation. Below are just a few of our 

leading Grower Supply sources: 

For program information, culture, catalogs, and pricing, please contact your local Gloeckner Field Representative or 

our New York office at 1.800.345.3787 for Young Plants, Plugs, and Grower Supplies, or our Clackamas, Oregon office at 

1.888.655.0907 for Bulbs.

600 Mamaroneck Avenue 

Harrison, New York 10528-1631 

Tel: 800-345-3787/914-698-2300 

Fax (Seed Division): 914-698-2857 

Fax (International Division): 914-698-2840 

e-mail: info@fredgloeckner.com 

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