D.S. Cole Growers 2027 Catalog

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YOUNG PLANTS CATALOG 2026-2027

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Propagators of Quality Products From Worldwide Sources

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his year we introduce a collection of 15 unique House Plant Novelties in addition to expanding our popular Multi-Liners with a new series of Durabellas. We also add a new series of Ipomoea, Begonias, and a new selection of Hebe. The Perennials continue to expand with a new Helleborus series, and a new group of Cyclamen. Thank you for making D.S. Cole Growers your trusted source for young plants from all over the world. For complete cultural informa- tion, please visit our website: www.dscolegrowers.com.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Tray Information House Plants:

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Dracaena Duranta Ensete Eucalyptus-1 New Eupatorium Glechoma- 1 New Grasses Helichrysum Petiolatum Hedera- 1 New Herbs Hypoestes Ipomoea-7 New Iresine Juncus Muehlenbeckia-1 New Musa-1 New Plectranthus- 2 New Salvia Senecio Setcreasea Solanum Strobilanthes Trifolium- 4 New Vinca Vine Ageratum-1 New Alstroemeria- 3 New Angelonia Argyranthemum- 1 New Brachyscome-1 New Bracteantha-1 New Bacopa Bidens-1 New Begonias- 23 New Calibrachoa-5 New Canna Celosia Coleus-7 New Digiplexis Euphorbia Euryops Evolvulus Fuchsia Geraniums-6 New Gerbera- 4 New Gazania Gomphrena- 1 New Heliotrope Jamesbrittenia-3 New Sunpatiens- 2 New New Guinea Impatiens Lantana Lobelia Lobularia Lophospermum Mecardonia Oxalis Nemesia-1 New Osteospermum- 3 New Passiflora Pentas- 1 New Cleome Cosmos Crossandra Cuphea Delosperma Dahlia for Cut Flowers- 5 New Dahlia- 5 New Dipladenia/Mandevilla-6 New Diascia

Rudbeckia Salvia- 1 New Sanvitalia Solanum Scaevola- 1 New Senetti Sunflower- 1 New Supercal Thunbergia Torenia-2 New Verbena- 1 New Agastache- 2 New Agapanthus- 1 New Anemone Artemisia- 1 New Aubrieta Campanula- 2 New Coreopsis- 3 New Cyclamen - 7 New Delphinium- 3 New Dianthus- 2 New Digitalis Echinacea-6 New Gaillardia Galium Gaura Geranium- 1 New Geum - 2 New Brunnera Buddleja Heliopsis- 2 New Helianthus- 1 New Heuchera- 2 New Helleborus- 10 New Lavandula- 1 New Limonium- 1 New Leucanthemum Lewisia - 1 New Monarda Nepeta- 1 New Penstemon-3 New Perovskia Persicaria- 1 New Polemonium- 1 New Platycodon Pulmonaria Phlox- 1 New Salvia Scabiosa Sedum- 5 New Saxifraga Hosta Iberis Lamium

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Aphelandra- 1 New Calathea Callisia- 1 New Ceropegia Chlorophytum Ctenanthe Dieffenbachia Epipremnum- 2 New Gibasis Gynura Hoya- 4 New Maranta Monstera- 1 New Peperomia Philodendron Pilea Saxifraga Senecio Strelitzia-1 New Ferns Ficus

Perennials: Achillea

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Swedish Ivy Syngonium Tradescantia Xanthosoma House Plant Novelties Anthurium- 3 New Monstera- 2 New Philodendron- 8 New Syngonium- 2 New Gesneriads:

Flowering Plants:

Aeschynanthus- 2 New Alsobia Nematanthus- 1 New Streptocarpus

Collections:

Foliage Collections Flowering Collections- 2 New Succulent Collections- 2 New

Kits - 8 New Multi-Liners:

Trixi-liners- 3 New Durabellas- 5 New Kwik Kombos- 4 New Crassula- 1 New Echeveria- 1 New

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Succulents:

Epiphyllum Euphorbia Faucaria Fenestraria Frithia Gasteria

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Stachys Veronica Products for Fall Sales: Asters Cabbage Hebe-10 New Kale Montauk Daisy Mums Order Information Truck Schedule Breeders

Kalanchoe Orostachys Pleiospilos Rhipsalis Sedum Companion Foliage: Alocasia Alternathera Aptenia- 1 New Artemisia

Asparagus Centaurea Colocasia- 1 New Cordyline Croton Delairea Dichondra-1 New

Our front cover features new Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Tropical Paradise. The back cover features new Coreopsis Solar Moon. ON OUR COVERS

Pelargonium Plectranthus

Plumbago Portulaca Petunias- 10 New

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TRAY SIZES

ORDERING OPTIONS

26-COUNT TRAY

51-COUNT TRAY

26 -COUNT TRAY

The majority of our cultivars are rooted in trays of 51 and sold as quantities of 50. Unless otherwise noted, the tray size will be a 51-count tray.

Most perennials and many house plants are rooted in 26 count trays and sold as one tray of 26. This allows you to order in quantities of 26

and get twice the varieties vs. ordering at minimums of 52.

52-COUNT STRIP TRAYS

SUPER CELL 50

SUPER-CELL 50 TRAY The Super-Cell 50 Tray has 50 extra-large, round cells measuring Dipladenia/Mandevilla, Crotons select Cordyline varieties, and MultiLiners (Trixis, Kwik Kombos and Durabellas).

These items are sold in increments of 52 and the product is produced in strips of 26-count to allow better spacing on our benches. Items in this tray are indicated with this symbol and include Geraniums and Begonias as indicated. 52

2-inches across and more than 2-inches deep. This allows you to purchase a larger plant for quicker results.This tray is used for

32-COUNT TRAYS The extra large 32-Count Trays are used for fall production of Helleborus and Caladiums.

17-COUNT STRIP TRAY This tray is one strip of 17 for some specialty houseplants.

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A PHELANDRA HOUSE PLANTS C ALATHEA

C ALLISIA

C HLOROPHYTUM

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New Callisia repens Golden Locks

C EROPEGIA New Aphelandra Dania • 10” • A good house plant that flowers in short days

C TENANTHE Callisia repens Pink Lady • A variegated form of Turtle Vine

Chlorophytum Variegatum •Prefers bright light and can handle full sun D IEFFENBACHIA 26 - COUNT TRAY

Chlorophytum Bonnie •Inward leaves •Prefers bright light and can handle full sun

Calathea Leopardina • 18” • Large growing • Easier to grow than others • Grow in shaded house

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Ceropegia woodii Silver String of Hearts

Ctenanthe Golden Mosaic •16” •Bright light and warm temperatures

Ctenanthe setosa • 24” •Bright light and warm temperatures

Ceropegia String of Hearts Pretty Pink •Does well in bright light as well as filtered light

Ceropegia woodii String of Hearts •Trailing habit •Coil on top of the pot to fill out the plant •Pinching not recommended

Dieffenbachia Starbright •Likes diffused lighting

F ERNS

E PIPREMNUM 26 - COUNT TRAY

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Fern Pellaea rotundifolia • 6” • Button Fern • Likes low light

Fern Pteris evergemiensis • 12” • Silverlace Fern • Moderate light

New Epipremnum Baltic Blue

Epipremnum Marble Queen • A very popular hanging plant

New Epipremnum Hawaiian • Has more yellow highlights

F ICUS

Growing TIP Boston Ferns are quite adaptable. Use in sun or shade combinations.

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Nephrolepis Boston Fern •12”

Ficus Belize

Ficus Abidjan

Ficus Tineke

G IBASIS

G YNURA

Grows well in full sun or diffused light.

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Gibasis geniculata Tahitian Bridal Veil •10” • Partial sun to shade •Trailing

Gibasis Purple Add a new color to Tahitian Bridal Veil with shades of purple •12”

Gynura Aurantiaca Purple Passion • 10” • Best when kept in short days to avoid flowers

Ficus Amstel King ppaf • 4” to large container • Narrow leaves

Ficus Exotica

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HOUSE PLANTS

H OYA

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New Hoya australis

New Hoya davidcum- mingii

New Hoya krohniana Silver (Eskimo)

New Hoya krohniana Splash

Hoya Mathilde

Hoya Publicalyx Splash

Hoya best grown with filtered light. Avoid over watering.

M ARANTA

M ONSTERA

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Monstera adansonii (Swiss Cheese Plant) •Vining • Low to moderate light

Monstera deliciosa Liebm • Can grow very tall as they age • Filtered light

Maranta leuconeura Green Prayer Plant • Prefers filtered light

New Monstera Esqueleto • Large growing than Monstera adansonii •Great fenestration

P EPEROMIA

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Peperomia Deppeana • Great trailing, small leaf Peperonia • One of our most popular

Peperomia Happy Bean Nevada •8”

Peperomia obtusifolia Marble Variegated • 8” • Low light requirement like all Peperomia

Peperomia Obtusifolia Green •8” P HILODENDRON

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Peperomia Polybotrya Raindrop • 12” • Interesting houseplant: upright habit

Peperomia prostrata (String of Turtles) • Popular • Very prostrate • Low light

Peperomia rotundifolia • Prostrate growing • Makes a good hanger

Philodendron Birkin • 12” • Leaves have white stripes

Philodendron Brasil • Can hang or climb

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Philodendron hastatum Silver Sword • 20” • A semi-upright grower

Philodendron Imperial Red •16”

Philodendron Minima ppaf • Grow in shaded areas to retain dark green color • Can hang or climb

Philodendron Pink Princess • 20” • A semi-upright grower

Philodendron White Princess • 20” • A semi-upright grower

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HOUSE PLANTS

P ILEA

S TRELITZIA

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S AXIFRAGA Pilea Aquamarine •2” • Full sun/part shade •The best filler w/succulents • Not frost tolerant

Pilea Chocolate

Pilea Peperomoides •The famous Chinese Money plant •Shade to partial sun

S ENECIO

New Strelitzia Nicolai ‘White Bird of Paradise’ •2-3 feet in the first year

Saxifraga stolonifera Tricolor (Tricolor Strawberry Begonia) • 6” • Brighter version of the Strawberry Begonia

Senecio Fish Hooks • A vigorous plant •One pinch is recommended to fill out the pot.

Senecio jacobsenii Hanging Jade • 6” • Mounding and trailing • Prefers good light

S WEDISH I VY

S YNGONIUM

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Senecio Rowleyanus String of Pearls • A completely hanging habit • Likes good light

Senecio Rowleyanus Marble - Marble String of Pearls • This version of String of Pearls has interesting white variegation

Senecio Peregrinus String of Dolphins • Trailing habit

Swedish Ivy • Trailing habit

Syngonium Neon • Stems turn into vines as they grow - good in hangers • Filtered to bright light

T RADESCANTIA - Z EBRA ™ S ERIES

Tradescantia Zebra Series: •6” • Partial sun •A great companion plant for a trailing effect

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Purple Zebra ™

Rainbow Zebra ™

White Zebra ™

Yellow Zebra ™

T RADESCANTIA

X ANTHOSOMA

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Tradescantia spathacea Tricolor (commonly known as Rhoeo Discolor) • 8” • Upright in habit • Moderate light

Tradescantia Brightness ppaf •6” •Great mounding/trailing habit •Outstanding variety with great white contrasting foliage

T radescantia Nanouk ppaf •6” • Best selling •Mounding/trailing •Bright, neon pink colors

T radescantia Pink Lilac f •6” •Great contrasting colors •Easier to grow than Nanouk

Xanthosoma Albo Marginata (Mickey Mouse) •16” •Prefers bright, indirect light

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HOUSE PLANTS NOVELTIES

A NTHURIUM

P HILODENDRON

New Anthurium Crystallinum New Anthurium Magnificum

New Anthurium Veitchii

M ONSTERA

New Philodendron Burle Marx Variegata

New Monstera Thai Constellation Premium

New Monstera Burle Marx Flame P HILODENDRON

New Philodendron Verrucosum

New Philodendron Jose Buono variegata

New Philodendron Ring of Fire

New Philodendron Florida Beauty

New Philodendron Mars

New Philodendron Caramel Pluto

17-COUNT STRIP TRAY One variety per 17-count strip. value and at a lower quan- tity per variety. The new 17- Count Strip Tray allows you to purchase as few as 17 plants per variety. This list of novelty house- plants now gives growers an opportunity to purchase young plants of higher

S YNGONIUM

New Philodendron Green Congo

New Syngonium Milk Confetti

New Syngonium albo-variegatum

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GESNERIADS

A ESCHYNANTHUS 26 - COUNT TRAY

A LSOBIA

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New Aeschynanthus Bolero Bicolor

New Aeschynanthus Mona Lisa

Aeschynanthus Marmortus • This Lipstick plant is grown mostly for its dramatic foliage • Diffused light

N EMATANTHUS

Alsobia Dianthiflora • 51-count tray • Trails like an Episcia • Delicately frilled cream colored flowers

S TREPTOCARPUS (P RIMULINA )

New Koi Red •10” •Dark foliage with wider leaves than Nematanthus gregarious

Nematanthus gregarious (Goldfish plant) • Avoid watering with cold water on leaves when in direct sunlight

S TREPTOCARPUS - L ADYSLIPPERS S ERIES

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In the African Violet family. Grow warm and in filtered light.

Streptocarpus Pretty Turtle ppaf • Highly attractive foliage year-round • Pink flowers appear in the fall.

Ladyslippers Blue White Center

Ladyslippers Azure ppaf

Ladyslippers Blue Ice ppaf

Ladyslippers Blueberry ppaf

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Ladyslippers Grape Ice ppaf

Ladyslippers Strawberry Ice ppaf Ladyslippers White Ice ppaf

Ladyslippers Yellow Pink Cap ppaf

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COLLECTIONS: FOLIAGE

C OLLECTIONS - F OLIAGE

Episcia Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3 This collection includes Episcia Copper, Platinum and Pink Panther. Episcias are shade loving plants of the Violet family that provide inter- esting foliage and pastel colors.

Caladium Collection Total Plants: 32 Color Families: 4

Rooted in 32-Count trays, each with one variety. Select your choice of color. Varieties are grower’s choice. 32-COUNT TRAYS

Pinks

Reds

Speckled

Whites

Fern Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3 This program offers a collec- tion of three different ferns that are great for shade and semi-shade planters: Pteris Cretica Rowerii, Pteris Cretica Mayi and Nephrolepis Exalta (Boston Fern). The collection is one 51-count tray.

Hedera Collection Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 There are 6 strips of 17-count liners of each variety making a total of 102 cells.

Hypoestes Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3

This collection includes three of the following: Pink, Red, Rose and White

Zebra ™ Stripes Collection

Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3 This collection includes 3 popular Tradescantia. We have collected and trialed many different Tradescantia to provide these 3 very differently patterned varieties: Rainbow Zebra, White Zebra, and Yellow Zebra.

*All collections come with variety specific tags.

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COLLECTIONS: FLOWERING

C OLLECTIONS - F LOWERING

Begonia Angel Wing Collection

Sunbeckia Collection Total Plants: 104 Varieties:4

Total Plants: 104 Varieties: 4 This collection comes in 4 strips of 26 from a selection of assorted Angel Wing types: Maculata, Double Dot, Pink Spot and Black Forest.

This collection will consist of four varieties in four 26-count strip trays, making 104 total plants. Note: varieties received may be different than the ones shown.

Echinacea SunMagic Collection Total Plants: 104 Varieties:4 A selection of 4 colors from our SunMagic Vintage Series The SunMagic series competes well with Sombreros to provide good form and color.

Oxalis Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties 3 This collection is made of 3 strips of 17 cells. Each strip will have one of three varieties of Oxalis to include Burgundy, Gold and Vulcanicola (bicolor).

Alstroemeria Inca Collection Total Plants: 104 Varieties: 4 This collection consists of four varieties in four 26-count strip trays making 104 total plants.

Garvinea Majestic Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3 This special selection of new Garvinea types have large flowers and bold colors. This collection is made up of Majestic Burgundy, Purple and Yellow.

Begonia Rex Collection Total Plants: 104 Varieties: 4 This program offers a collection of four 26-count strip trays, each having a different variety, totaling 104 plants.

Portulaca Frosted Collection Total Plants: 51 Varieties: 3 This collection includes three frosted flowering varieties: Porto Grande Citrus Crush, Frosted Strawberry and Lemon Creamsicle.

*All collections come with variety specific tags.

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COLLECTIONS: SUCCULENTS

C OLLECTIONS - S UCCULENTS /C ACTI

Colorockz Collection Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 Colorockz Sempervivums are chosen to give your customers a wide variety of choice in the world of Hens and Chicks.

Aeonium Wheels of Collection ™

Chick Charms Collection

Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 Will contain six strips from the following varieties: Gold Nugget, Pineapple Paradise, Silver Suede, Sugar Shimmer, Berry Blues, Autumn Apple and Cinnamon Starburst. Zone 4

Absolutely Aloe Collection

Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 Will contain six strips from the following varieties: Wheels ™ of Solarization, Captivation, Adoration, Illumination, Activation, Fascination and Decoration.

Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 This program offers a collection of six different winter hardy Sedums.

Specifically Sedum Collection

Exclusively Echeveria Collection Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 Echeverias are the most popular genera among succulents today. This collection contains six different varieties of only Echeverias.

Cacti Collection Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 This collection includes a selection of six popular cacti.

Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6 This program offers a collection of six different winter- hardy Sedums.

Sempervivum Collection Total Plants: 102 Varieties: 6

This program offers a collection of two 51-count trays with six assorted Sempervivum varieties. These are winter hardy varieties which grow quickly and multiply. Varieties can include arach- noideum, Carmen, Green Wheel, Lavender Old Lace, Red Beauty, and Spring Beauty.

Spectacular Succulents Collection Total Plants: 204 Varieties: 12

This program offers a collec- tion of four 51-count trays with 12 assorted succulent varieties including upright, mounding and trailing types. Each collection is unique. Enjoy a wider assortment of succulents when ordering more than one collection.

*All collections come with variety specific tags except cactus.

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KITS

African Lights ppaf A) Thunbergia Lemon, B) Thunbergia Red Orange, and C) Thunbergia White Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Apricot Fizz ppaf A) Solenia Apricot, B) Sunpatiens Classic White, and C) Coleus PartyTime Pink Berry Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Appleblossom Improved ppaf A) Begonia Sweet Spice Appleblossom, B) Begonia Rex Escargot, and C) Tradescantia Brightness Plantagram #1 - includes 50 plants of each variety

Cool Breeze ppaf A) Lobularia Compact White Stream, B) Lantana Bandana Pink, and C) Verbena Compact Optik Lavender Plantagram #1 - includes 50 plants of each variety

Boombox Boogie ppaf A) Sunpatiens Compact Lavender, B) Compact Classic White, and C) Compact Rose Glow Plantagram #1 - includes 50 plants of each variety

Cajun Chorus ppaf A) Sunpatiens Compact Purple, B) Compact Orange and, C) Coleus PartyTime Lime Plantagram #1 - includes 50 plants of each variety

New Grape Lemonade ppaf A) Petunia Dekko Star Rose, B) Lobelia Techno Dark Blue, and C) Calibrachoa Callie Yellow Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Electric Lady ppaf A) Sunpatiens Compact Rose Glow and B) Coleus Partytime Pink Berry Plantagram #1 - includes 50 plants of each variety

Flame & Gold ppaf A) Croton Excellente, B) Aptenia Mezoo Trailing Red, and C) Gazania Suncarpet Plantagram #2 - includes 50 plants of each variety

New Lemon Fizz ppaf A) Solenia Begonia Yellow, B) Sunpatiens Compact Classic White, and C) Coleus PartyTime Pink Berry Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Island Sparks ppaf A) Crotons Excellente, B) Bidens Namid Red & Yellow Eye, and C) Aptenia Golden Cascade Plantagram #2 - includes 50 plants of each variety

Lavender Dreamscape ppaf A) Cleome Clio Magenta, B) Petunia Capella Purple Vein, and C) Verbena Vanessa Compact Bicolor Purple Plantagram #2- includes 50 plants of each variety

New Oasis Haven ppaf A) Boston Fern Compacta, B) Begonia Elatior Move 2 Cherry Red, and C) Hypoestes Lotty Dotty White Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Mango Surprise ppaf A) Lantana Bandana Mango, B) Pentas Starcluster White, and C) Lantana Bandana Yellow Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Orange Shortcake ppaf A) Begonia Portofino Yellow, B) Begonia Portofino Dark Orange, and C) Aptenia Golden Cascade Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

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KITS

New Out on the Town ppaf A) Coleus Partytime Orange, B) Sunpatiens Compact Bright Purple, and C) Sunpatiens Compact Scarlet Orange Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Pink Beauty ppaf A) Pentas Starcluster Pink, B) Lantana Bandana Pink, and C) Vinca variegata Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Pink Harmony ppaf A) Begonia Double Dot, B) Begonia Solenia Light Pink, and C) Tradescantia Pink Lilac Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

Sunset Breeze ppaf A) Juncus Blue Arrows, B) Begonia Miss Malibu, and C) Begonia Miss Montreal Plantagram #2- includes 50 plants of each variety

Tropical Delight ppaf A) Calibrachoa Neo Dark Blue, B) Petunia Cascadias Indian Summer, and C) Lobularia Compact White Stream Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

The Patriot ppaf A) Geranium Calliope Large Dark Red, B) Bacopa Gulliver White, and C) Lobelia Royal Blue Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

For kits listed as Plantagram #1, add an upright plant in the center to create a stunning 12” patio planter. Choose from any of these: Alocasia, Colocasia, Caladium, Chlorophytum Starlight, Croton, Cordyline, Cyperus Little Prince,

Plantagram #1

Each product is rooted on its own individual schedule and then are combined as a kit at the time of shipping. The kits make 25 hang- ers (using two of each). Grown in 51- count trays.

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C

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B

Plantagram #2

Dracaena, Ensete, Juncus Blue Arrow, Pennisetum, Musa or Strobilanthes

B

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Waterfall Blush ppaf A) Carex Feather Falls, B) Begonia Double Dot, and C) Begonia Angel Falls Orange Plantagram #1- includes 50 plants of each variety

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B LOOMIX K ITS

Prefers Sun

Sun or Shade

Prefers Shade

New Blue Emotion ppaf Calibrachoa Bloomtastic Serenity, Leucanthemum max. Sweet Daisy ™ Jane, and Salvia nemorosa Midnight Purple

New Blue Lagoon ppaf Salvia Noche, Calibrachoa Aloha Kona White, and Petunia Potunia + Cobalt Blue

Bloomix combinations are a way to combine the benefits of both annuals and perennials. Plant one of each component per pot. Can fill out a 10” or 12” pot. Best grown between 50 and 60 F. Do not grow too warm.

New Pink Emotion ppaf Calibrachoa Bloomtastic Rose Quartz, Leucanthemum max. Sweet Daisy ™ Jane, and Salvia nemorosa Midnight Rose

New Rosefield ppaf Veronica Candela Pink, Leucanthemum max. Sweet Daisy ™ Jane, and Calibrachoa Rainbow Parisian Pink

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MULTI-LINERS

Big upgrade for this year: we now root all Multi- liners in a large cell in the full 10 x 20 tray format, called the Super-cell 50. Each cell will contain all components of the Multi-liner. SUPER CELL 50

T RIXI L INERS

Berry Daring ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Purple, Neo Salmon Pink & Eye and Neo Dark Blue

Batting Eyes ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Salmon Pink & Eye, Neo Orange Red Eye and Uno Yellow & Red Vein

Berry Vibes ppaf Petunia Headliner ™ Violet Sky, Verbena Blues ™ Magenta+ Eye and Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Double White

Cherry Kiss ppaf Petunia Headliner ™ Lipstick, Verbena Blues Light Pink Eye, Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Salmon Pink & Eye

Crystallize ppaf Petunia Headliner ™ Crystal Sky and Headliner Night Sky ®

Caribbean Cocktail ppaf

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Blue, Neo Orange & Red Eye and Neo Vampire

New Fairy ppaf

Enchanted Evening ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo White, Petunia Headliner ™ Enchanted Sky, Verbena Blues ™ Purple + Eye

Double Date ppaf

Scaevola Fairy™ Blue, Scaevola Fairy Pink and Scaevola Fairy White

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Double Dark Blue, Neo Double Deep Yellow and Uno Double Red

New In A Flash ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous® Neo Amethyst Flash, Neo Coral Flash and Neo Rose Flash

Gold and Bold ppaf

Flirtini ppaf

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Deep Yellow, Neo Dark Blue and Neo Purple

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Double Lemon, Neo Double Amethyst and Uno Double Light Pink

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MULTI-LINERS

T RIXI L INERS

Add an upright plant in the center of the Trixi Liners to create a stunning 12” patio planter. Choose from the list on page 13.

Lollipop ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Blue, Neo Deep Yellow and Neo Pink

Old Glory ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Vampire, Neo White and Neo Dark Blue

Lip Sync ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Yellow, Lobelia Magadi ™ Dark Blue and Petunia Headliner™ Lipstick

Out of the Blue ppaf Bidens Namid Early Yellow, Lobelia Magadi Dark Blue and Verbena Lascar White

Purple with a Purpose ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Light Blue, Neo White and Neo Dark Blue

Purple Lace ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Dark Blue, Neo Double PlumTastic and Verbena Blues ™ Lavender + Eye

New Rose Colored Glass ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous® Neo Rose Flash, Petunia Starlet™ Burgundy, Verbena Blues™ White

Raspberry Sorbet ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo White, Petunia Starlet ™ Magenta Star and Verbena Blues ™ Magenta and Eye

Sky’s the Limit ppaf Petunia Headliner ™ Night Sky ® , Headliner Sky Blue and Headliner White

Star Spangled Glamour ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Double Dark Blue, Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Double Red, Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Double White

Starlight Starbright ppaf

Strawberry Shortcake ppaf

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Blue, Petunia Headliner Blackberry Vein and Verbena Blues Lavender & Eye

Sutera Big Falls White, Calibrachoa MiniFamous® ® Neo Light Pink & Eye and Verbena Lascar Burgundy

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T RIXI L INERS

Sunset ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Deep Orange, Uno Yellow and Neo Vampire

Swirling Shuffle ppaf Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Neo Double Lemon, MiniFamous ® Neo Red Shuffle and Verbena Blues ™ Magenta+Eye

Who Knew Orleans ppaf

Calibrachoa MiniFamous ® Uno Yellow & Red Vein, Petunia Headliner ™ Red and Verbena Lascar Mango Orange

D URABELLA ®

New Durabella ® Maritime Tradition ™ ppaf Petunia Red Carpet Blue Diamond ™ , Calibrachoa Colibri ™ Pure White and Verbena ™ Vanessa Compact White

New Durabella ® Lakeside Haven ™ ppaf Petunia Red Carpet Blue Diamond ™ , Calibrachoa LIA ™ Sky Blue and Verbena Vanessa ™ Bicolor Indigo

New Durabella ® Amazonas Energy ™ Petunia Amazonas ™ Plum Cockatoo, Calibrachoa Colibri ™ Spark Purple and Verbena Vanessa ™ Compact Bordeaux

New Durabella ® Party Pazzaz ™ ppaf Portulaca Mega Pazzaz ™ Purple, Mega Pazzaz ™ Orange and Mega Pazzaz ™ Gold

New Durabella ® Watercolor ™ ppaf Verbena Vanessa ™ Compact Bicolor Rose, Calibrachoa Ombre ™ Pink and Petunia Sunshine Improved RAY ™

Big upgrade for this year: we now root all Multi-liners in a large cell in the full 10 x 20 tray format, called the Super-cell 50. Each cell will contain all components of the Multi-liner. SUPER CELL 50

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MULTI-LINERS

K WIK K OMBOS ™

Angelonia Carita™ Purple, Scaevola Fanatix™ Dark Blue and Aptenia Mezoo™ Trailing Red New Amethyst Falls ppaf

Petunia Dekko Bananas, Dekko Deep Lavender Vein and Dekko White Dekko Dare Devil ppaf

Beach Bound ppaf Petunia Dekko™ Star Rose, Calibrachoa Cabrio™ Yelllow, Verbena Lanai ® Peach

Verbena Lanai ® White, Verbena Lanai ® Blue Imp. and Verbena Lanai ® Scarlet New Lanai Summer Celebration ppaf

Kwik Kombos ™ from Syngenta Flowers offer an added selection of combination liners. Grape Expectations ppaf Verbena Lanai ® Purple, Petunia Dekko Deep Lavender Vein, Lobelia Techno ® White Big upgrade for this year: we now root all Multi-liners in a large cell in the full 10 x 20 tray format, called the Super-cell 50. Each cell will contain all components of the Multi- liner. SUPER CELL 50

Island in the Sun ppaf Petunia Sanguna ® Banana Candy, Petunia Dekko™ Sorbet and Lobelia Techno ® Large Blue Violet

Pink Lemonade ppaf Calibrachoa Callie ® Yellow, Lobelia Techno ® Light Blue, Petunia Dekko Star Rose

Night in Pompeii ppaf Verbena Lanai ® Bright Eye, Petunia Sanguna ® Purple, Lobelia Techno ® Cobalt Blue

New Pink Paradise ppaf Lantana Bandolista Pink Lemonberry, Scaevola Fanatix ™ Pink, Angelonia Carita Raspberry

New Sanguna ® Salute Mix ppaf

Primary Perfection ppaf Calibrachoa Callie ® Yellow, Verbena Lanai ® Scarlet, Lobelia Techno ® Cobalt Blue

Petunia Sanguna ® Red Imp., Petunia Sanguna ® White and Petunia Sanguna ® Blue

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SUCCULENTS

C RASSULA

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New Crassula ovata large

E CHEVERIA Crassula Curly Green • 8” • Adds an interesting texture • Easy to grow with a mounding habit

Crassula portulacea hobbit •6” • The leaves are what make this jade so appealing

Crassula swaziensis variegata ppaf • 12”

New Dark Rose ppaf • 3”

Blue Prince • 3” • This is a large growing variety

Blue Speed •3”

Grosso ppa (Blue Balloon) •3”

Mariposa •3”

Mexicana • 4” • Fast growing • Pointed leaves

Miranda •3” • Large growing variety

Morango •3”

Nina •3”

Nodulosa Benitsukasa •3”

Perle Von Nurnberg •3” •A popular and easy Echeveria

Purple Perle Von Nurnberg • 3” • Similar to Perle Von Nurnberg with rich pink/purple tones

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Rosetta Dama Rosa •3”

Salsa Verde • 3” • Large growing •Shiny leaves

Shaviana •3” • Nice late summer flowers and unusual wavy leaves

Summer ppaf •3”

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SUCCULENTS

E UPHORBIA

E PIPHYLLUM

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Epiphyllum Fruhlings Gold •(“Fruhling” means spring) •12”

Epiphyllum Anguliger •12”

Although these Epiphyllum are a type of Cactus, they often grow in trees and pre- fer diffused sunlight. Great for hanging bas- kets.

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Ferox •12” - 36”

Epiphyllum Crenatum‘Beavertail’ •12”

Epiphyllum Fire •12”

F AUCARIA

F ENESTRARIA

F RITHIA

G ASTERIA

K ALANCHOE

Faucaria tuberculosa •3” • A low growing native of Africa having thick, jaw-like leaves with yellow flowers

Fenestraria aurantica •2” •Forms attractive clumps and flowers each year

Frithia Pulchra

Gasteria Kaleidoscope (Formerly Green Ice) • 5” • Beautifully patterned leaves

Kalanchoe thyrsifolia •8” • Very popular • Leaf edges turn red when grown in full sun

O ROSTACHYS

P LEIOSPILOS

R HIPSALIS

S EDUM

Orostachys •6” •These Chinese Dunce Cap flower in the late summer and fall

Rhipsalis baccifera horrida •6” •Trailing habit

Sedum Burros Tail • 6”

Pleiospilos Nelli (Split Rock) •1” - 2”

Pleiospilos Rubra (Split Rock) •1” - 2”

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

A LOCASIA

A PTENIA

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Alocasia Yucatan Princess • 20” • Moderate to low light • Almost-black shiny leaves and petioles

Alocasia Portadora •72” • Super large growing Alocasia •Often the “go to” variety to create height in large planters

Aptenia Golden Cascade •Trailing • A great companion plant with chartreuse foliage •Makes nice combinations

New Aptenia Green •Great for combination planters •Trailing variety

A RTEMISIA

A LTERNATHERA

Aptenia Mezoo Trailing Red •Trailing • Quick growing • Good alternative to Vinca Vine

A SPARAGUS

C ENTAUREA

Alternathera Little Ruby •8” - 12” •Direct sun or partial shade

Artemisia Fancifillers ™ ‘Sea Salt’ • 6” • Speading • Full sun • Hardy to at least zone 5 • Great silver accent to mixed planters

Asparagus Sprengeri • 18" • Prefers bright light • An old stand-by that can be planted by itself or mixed with others

Centaurea Silver Swirl ppaf •10”•Compact growing •Great silver addition to planters

C OLOCASIA

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Colocasia Black Magic •36” • Full sun to partial shade • Water loving

Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Black Coral ppaf •24”

Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Maui Gold ppaf • 3’ • The color adds a different con- trast

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New Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Tropical Paradise ppaf •Expresses variegation at a young age

Colocasia Redemption ppaf • 3-4’ • Part shade to full sun • As the plant matures, the intense leaf pattern emerges

Colocasia Pharaoh’s Mask ppaf • 4’ • Part shade to full sun • As the plant matures, the strong color pattern emerges

Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Waikiki ppaf • 3-4’ • Starts out green • Center of leaves take on the white and rose ribs as the plant matures

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

C ORDYLINE

Cordyline Black Knight •Faster than Red Star • Rich dark foliage

Cordyline Paso Doble ppaf • Brilliant light and dark pink striped leaves

Cordyline Charlie Boy ppaf • Similar to Torbay Dazzler • Pink leaf centers

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Cordyline Magic Star • Great color contrast • Slower growing than Torbay Dazzler

C ROTON

Cordyline Torbay Dazzler • A stunning variety

Cordyline Red Star •Cold tolerant •Can be held all winter at 45 o

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Croton Mamey

D ELAIREA

SUPER CELL 50

Croton Excellente

Crotons will grow in sun or shade. Full sun produces the best foliage color. These are slow growers in northern climates. In the tropics they can reach 10’ tall.

Growing TIP

D ICHONDRA

Delairea odorata “German Ivy” •8” • Sun to partial shade •Aggressive hanging foliage

E NSETE

D RACAENA

D URANTA

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Ensete Maurelii, Red Abyssinian Banana •48” • Full Sun • Subject to availability •Red leaves brighten as they mature

Dichondra Silver Falls •First availabity is Week 9 •Trailing • Sun to partial shade

Duranta Gold Edge •12” • Spreading •Full sun

Dracaena indivisa •Sun •Upright •Grow as an accent plant to give some vertical dimension

New Dichondra Green Surfer •Green foliage for combination planters

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

E UCALYPTUS

New Eucalyptus gunnii Silver Drop •Very popular in Europe

Eucalyptus Blue Gum •6' tall in one year E UPATORIUM

Eucalyptus Styx •4' tall in one year

Eucalyptus Baby Blue Bouquet •16” •Aqua blue foliage

Eucalyptus Lemon Bush

Eucalyptus Silver Dollar •Slightly larger foliage than “Baby Blue’

G LECHOMA

G RASSES /G RASS - LIKE

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New Glechoma Dappled Light

Eupatorium Elegant Feather •This easy to grow accent plant reaches about 3 feet in a year

Acorus Ogon •12” •A nicely variegated plant with a growth habit similar to Iris •Can withstand lots of water •Adds interest to containers

Little Prince Cyperus •18”

Nile Queen ™ Cyperus •Great accent plant can grow over 4 feet in height

Nile Princess ™ Cyperus •16” • Sun to partial shade •Grow moist in 4” or larger pots

Carex Feather Falls ppaf • Very free flowing foliage. •Hardy to zone 5 •Keep moist

Chlorophytum Starlight ppaf •20” •Star shaped flowers •Variegated upright foliage •Fast growing, clumping

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Carex Evercolor ® Everest ppaf • 10” • This Sedge is hardy to zone 5 • Bred in Ireland

Carex Evercolor ® Everillo ppaf • 12” • Slightly more aggressive than Everest • Hardy to Zone 5

H ELICHRYSUM P ETIOLATUM

Pennisetum Fireworks ppaf •24” • Dazzling color •Slower growing than its cousin, Pennisetum Rubrum

Pennisetum Rubrum •30” • Sun• Hardy to Zone 9 •Fantastic accent grass

Helichrysum Variegated Licorice • 8 • Unique pattern

Helichrysum Icicles •8” • Sun • Mounding •Great silvery gray texture

Helichrysum Licorice •8” • Sun •Mounding/trailing

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

H EDERA CANARIENSIS

H ERBS

All Herbs are in 51-count trays with the exception of Laurus.

Gloire de Marengo •A variegated large form

Montgomery •Super size your ivy with this variety

Cymbopogon Lemongrass •24” or greater •Popular for cooking

Laurus nobilis Bay

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New Tropical Sunburst •Trailing • Sun/part shade • Winter hardy at Zone 7

Tropical Blizzard ppaf •Stunning large, variegated leaves •4” pots to hanging baskets H EDERA HELIX

Salvia Maxima Sage

Rosemary ‘Barbecue’ •A good variety to grow year-round •Upright habit

Golden Child

Mini Kolibri

Thyme Citriodorus Silver King

Thyme Citriodorus variegated Gold Edge Lemon

H YPOESTES

Sjoelle

Shamrock

White Wonder

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Wonder

Hypoestes Lotty Dotty Pink ppaf

Hypoestes Lotty Dotty Red ppaf

Hypoestes Lotty Dotty Rose ppaf

•Trailing • Sun/part shade • Some are Hardy to Zone 4

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Upright— will show good vigor and branch well when pinched.

I POMOEA

Hypoestes Lotty Dotty White ppaf

New Ipomoea White Splash • Trailing, sun • Collage of light and dark green foliage with green spots

Ipomoea Blackie • Trailing • Near-black foliage •Sun • Great mixed planters

Ipomoea Marguerite • Trailing • Sun •Golden yellow • Most vigorous

Ipomoea Tricolor • Trailing • Sun •Multicolored pink shades

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

I POMOEA - F LORA M IA S ERIES

I POMOEA - T REASURE ISLAND S ERIES

New FloraMia Black

New FloraMia Limon

Treasure Island Kaukura ppaf

Treasure Island Makatea ppaf

Treasure Island Manihi ppaf

Logo courtesy of MasterTag

Treasure Island Tahiti ppaf

Treasure Island Tatakoto ppaf

New FloraMia Lemon Wedge New FloraMia Nero

These Ipomoea were bred by Louisiana State University with a dual purpose in mind. They are ornamental and completely edible at the same time. Tags have a creative logo explaining their edible benefits.

I RESINE

J UNCUS

New FloraMia Rosso

New FloraMia Verdino

M UEHLENBECKIA

Juncus Blue Arrows • 36” • Hardy to Zone 5 • More vigorous than others • Beautiful aqua blue foliage

Juncus Spiralis Twister ppaf •10” • Sun to partial shade • Keep moist •Wetland reed/OK in house

Iresine Bloodleaf •12” •Bright red foliage •Sun to shade

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New Muehlenbeckia Golden Girl •4” • Sun

Muehlenbeckia Wire Vine •4” • Sun to partial shade •Also makes a good houseplant

New Musa Ever Red • As hardy as Basjoo with red stripes on leaves

Musa Basjoo •7” • Known as a hardy banana • Hardy to zone 5

Musa Dwarf Cavendish • Full sun •A true banana that can grow 3’ in the first year

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COMPANION FOLIAGE

S ALVIA

P LECTRANTHUS

New Nova Brilliant •Green center and super white edges

S ETCREASEA New Guacamole •Light and dark green foliage •Prefers shade to partial shade

Lemon Twist ™ Plectranthus •10” • Sun to shade •Stunning contrast •Upright

Salvia Argentea •4” • Sun • Texture accent •Silvery foliage, •Biennial; flowers year 2

White Surf ™ Plectranthus coleoides •8” • Sun to shade •Trailing • Green and white foliage • Vigorous habit

S ENECIO

Senecio Macroglossus variegata •Both climbing and trailing

Setcreasea Purple Queen •7” •Sun or shade •Nice slow growth •Great in combo planters S OLANUM

Setcreasea Purple Variegata •7” •Sun or shade •Similar to Setcreasea Purple Queen, but with soft, subtle variegation S TROBILANTHES

Senecio Winter Whispers •20”

Senecio Angel Wings ppaf • 12” • Grown from tissue culture • Full sun • Leaves are silvery, gray-white

Solanum jasminoides aurea variegata •8” • Sun to partial shade • Variegation with a yellow theme • Vining • Flowers

Strobilanthes Persian Shield •12” • Sun to partial shade •Purple and silver foliage shines in the sun

T RIFOLIUM - 4 L UCK S ERIES

V INCA V INE

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New 4 Luck Dark Eye ppaf •4”

Vinca Expoflora • Lots of white in this variegation

Vinca Maculata • Green and yellow/cream trailing foliage

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New 4 Luck Coco Mint ppaf •4”

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New 4 Luck Red Stripes ppaf •4”

Vinca Major Variegata • Green and white trailing foliage

Vinca Wojo’s Jem USPP 11809 •Green with cream centers • Sun • Trailing

New 4 Luck Red Green ppaf •4”

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