Spring 2014 by Floris van den Berg

Rotteveel Bulb Co.

Spring

Catalog

2014

Introduction Let us begin to introduce ourselves as The

A new year, a new start for gardening. In this

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catalog you will find a wide selection of flower

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some of our individual varieties. We have a wide

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from. The Rotteveel Bulb Co. is a family-owned

catalog, with many new varieties.

company that goes back several generations. Bulbs are our business; we are still passionated

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about buying and shipping millions of Hollandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best quality bulbs. Order with complete confidence from Rotteveel Bulb Co. Inc.; We select and ship only the finest quality bulbs and perennials. We pack them

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carefully to ensure that they arrive safely and at the best planting time or time requested. Your order is important to us, and we want you, our customer, to be completely satisfied. We proudly present our new Spring catalog.

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New Additions 2014

‘Hy Trio’ Dahlia

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‘Imagion’ Dahlia

‘Purple Rain Mixed’

‘Mixed’

Dahlia

Calla Lilies

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‘Far West’ Gladiolus

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‘Giraffe’

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‘Twyning’s Smartie’

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Dahlia

‘Pink Giraffe’ Dahlia

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Sections Dahlias

Lilies

Dinnerplate Dahlias 6, 7, 8

Asiatic Lilies 23,24

Decasplit Dahlias 9

Trumpet Lilies 25

Cactus Dahlias 10, 11

Oriental Lilies 26

Border Dahlias 12

Tirgrinuml Lilies 27

Gallery Dahlias 13

Mixed Lilies 27

Pompon Dahlias 14 Miniature Dahlias 15

Hostas

Mignon Dahlias 14, 15

Hostas 28

Star Type Dahlias 16 Orchid Type Dahlias 16

Begonias

Mixed Dahlias 17

Regular Begonias 29 Double Begonias 29

Gladiolus

Hanging Begonias 30

Mixed Gladiolus 17

Cannas

Large Gladiolus 18, 19, 20

Cannas 31

Nanus Gadiolus 21 Butterfly Gladiolus 22

Callas Callas 32

Sections Paeonias

Onion

Paeonias 32

Dutch Onion Sets 38

Hemerocallis

Garlic

Hemerocallis 33

Garlic 38

Dicentras

Shallots

Dicentras 34

Dutch Shallots 38

Astilbes

Caladiums

Astilbes 34

Caladium 40

Incarvillea

Clematis

Incarvillea 35

Clematis 41

Phlox

Elephant Ears

Phlox 35

Elephant Ears 41

Iris

Miscellaneous

Iris Germanica 36

Miscellaneous 42

Gloxinias Gloxinias 37

Geranium Geranium 37

Growers Section Miscellaneous 43-67

Dinnerplate Dahlias Dinnerplate Dahlias are distinctive in gardens, as backgrounds for borders and as decorative hedges. But they’re also gorgeous for cutflower arrangements. Each massive, long-lasting flower is a bouquet in itself. And the more you cut, the better the flowers bloom.

‘Akita’

‘Anatol’

‘Arabian Night’

‘Bloemfontijn’

Dahlia

‘Blue Bell’

‘Caribbean Fantasy’

‘Contraste’

‘Cool Cats’

Dahlia

‘Duet’

‘Emory Paul’

‘Emmenthal’

‘Explosion’

Dahlia

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Dinnerplate Dahlias They’re so easy to care for, too. After the flowering is done, just lift the clumps and store them for replanting the following spring. With a single investment, you’ll have many years of Dutch beauty for your home and garden.

‘Garden Wonder’

‘Glory of Heemstede’

‘Grand Prix’

‘Holland Festival’

Dahlia

‘Lilac Time’

‘Lucky Number’

‘Maxime’

‘Papageno’

Dahlia

‘Peaches and Cream’

‘Silver City’

‘Devotion’

‘Smokey’

Dahlia

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Dinnerplate Dahlias Choose from our individual varieties and enjoy all these dazzling colours. Plant in full sun to partial shade.

• Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Peter’s Glory’

‘Procyon’

‘Orion’

‘Patty’

Dahlia

‘Thomas A. Edison’

‘Blue Boy’

‘Imagion’

Dahlia

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NEW!

Decasplit Dahlias These tall growing varieties are extremely effective in a large display against a wooded background or at the back of a wide border.

‘Red Fubiki’

‘Orange Fubiki’

‘Canary Fubiki’

‘White Fubiki’

Dahlia

‘Kiss Me’

‘Sakura Fubiki’

Dahlia

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Cactus Dahlias At present the most decorative type is the cactus dahlia and for the commercial florist it is the most desirable. There is now as great a variety in this handsome type as there formerly was in the show varieties and they are decidedly the most decorative.

‘Aloha’

‘Ambition’

‘Bach’

‘Berger’s Record’

Dahlia

‘Black Wizzard’

‘Color Spectacle’

‘Dimension’

‘Tsuki-Yori-No-Shisha’

Dahlia

‘Sultan’

‘Zuster Clarentine’

Dahlia

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• Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Friquolet’

‘Good Earth’

‘My Love’

‘Omega’

Dahlia

‘Purple Gem’

‘Veritable’

Dahlia

‘Lambada’

‘Show ‘n Tell’

Dahlia

‘Hy Trio’ Dahlia

NEW!

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Border Dahlias Border dahlias are compact 1- to 2-foot-tall plants. They look great in the front of a perennial bed mixed with other late-blooming perennials, such as phlox and asters. In addition, all border dahlias can be grown in containers. • Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Arnhem’

‘Aspen’

‘Border Princess’

‘Fascination’

Dahlia

‘Little Tiger’

‘Suzette’

‘Prefere’

Dahlia

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Gallery Dahlias Gallery dahlias are very freely branching, start blooming in early summer and produce an abundance of flowers during months and months. These varieties with fully double flowers are very effective in smaller garden or in the front of borders. They are also well adapted for container-growing. • Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Art Deco’

‘Art Fair’

‘Cezanne’

‘Leonardo’

Dahlia

‘Vincent’

‘Monet’

‘Renoir’

Dahlia

‘Singer’ Dahlia

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Pompon Dahlias Pompon Dahlias have blooms similar to that of Ball Dahlias, but more globular and of miniature size (not exceeding 2 inches in diameter for exhibition) with florets involute for the whole of their length (longitudinal axis). • Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Brilliant Eye’

‘Potgieter’

‘Snowflake’

‘Pride of Berlin’

Dahlia

‘Sylvia’ Dahlia

Mignon Dahlias ‘Twyning’s Smartie’ Dahlia

‘Tamtam’ Dahlia

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NEW!

Miniature Dahlias Miniature Dahlias are ideal for the border, either alone or planted in with other flowers.

‘Top Mix Yellow’

‘Top Mix Pink’

‘Top Mix White’

‘Top Mix Red’

Dahlia

Mignon Dahlias are perhaps one of the most poplular for pots and containers due to their low growing nature. They are also perfect for any garden border.

• Bulk: 15 tubers in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 tubers in a display box

‘Firebird’

‘Midget’

‘Murillo’

‘Sneezy’

Dahlia

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Star Type Dahlias ‘Windmill’

‘Honka Tahoma’

‘Honka Yellow’

Dahlia

Orchid Type Dahlias ‘Giraffe’ Dahlia

‘Pink Giraffe’

NEW!

Dahlia

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NEW!

Mixed Dahlias in Promotional Bags

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 5 tubers per unit

‘Miniature Mix’

‘Cactus Mix’

‘Pompon Mix’

‘Dinnerpl. Mix’

‘Purple Rain Mix’

Dahlia

NEW!

Mixed Gladiolus in Promotional Bags • Prepacked: 10 bags of 35 bulbs per unit

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Large Flowering Gladiolus Gladioli originate from South Africa and are members of the Iridaceae family. The botanical genus ‘gladiolus’ is from the Latin for a ‘Small sword’. They come in a wide range of sizes and colours. The sizes can be up to 6,5” across. The spikes can grow up to 6ft tall.

‘Aloha’

‘Madonna’

‘Bonaire’

‘Bon Voyage’

Gladiolus

‘Champagne’

‘Espresso’

‘Fidelio’

‘Friendship’

Gladiolus

‘Giallo Antico’

‘Home Coming’

‘Hunting Song’

‘Invitatie’

Gladiolus

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Large Flowering Gladiolus Gladioli are bulbous plants; this is where the base of the plant is swollen into a food storage organ that enables the plant to survive when dormant.

• Bulk: 75 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 10 bulbs in a display box

‘My Love’

‘Nova Lux’

‘Oscar’

‘Passion’

Gladiolus

‘Far West’ Gladiolus

‘Green Star’

NEW!

Gladiolus

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Large Flowering Gladiolus

‘Peter Pears’

‘Plum Tart’

‘Priscilla’

‘Scepter’

Gladiolus

‘Spic and Span’

‘Tout a Toi’

‘Traderhorn’

‘White Prosperity’

Gladiolus

‘Wind Song’

‘Zorro’

‘Blue Frost’

‘Blue Isle’

Gladiolus

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Nanus Gladiolus For gardeners who live in cooler growing zones, nanus, gladiolus manage freezing temperatures with ease.

• Bulk: 100 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 10 bulbs in a display box

‘Atom’

‘Byzanthinus’

‘Claudia’

‘Nymph’

Gladiolus

‘Sabrina’

‘Mirella’

Gladiolus

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Butterfly Gladiolus A vigorous easy to grow late blooming species Gladiolus for those who appreciate refined charm and subtle color. Growing up to 3.5 inches tall and 1 inch across.

• Bulk: 100 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 10 bulbs in a display box

‘Comedie’

‘Pop Art’

‘Little Jade Green’

‘Holland Pearl’

Gladiolus

‘Georgette’

‘Break o’ Dawn’

‘Mon Amour’

Gladiolus

‘Violetta’

‘Dancing Doll’

Gladiolus

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Asiatic Lilies Asiatic lilies are among the easiest to grow. They’re very hardy, need no staking, and are not particularly fussy about soil, as long as it drains well.

• Bulk: 15 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 5 bulbs in a display box

‘America’

‘Connecticut King’

‘Cote d’Azur’

‘Fire King’

Lily

‘Rosita’

‘Grand Cru’

Lily

‘Marseille’

‘Menton’

Lily

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Asiatic Lilies

‘Jetfire’

‘Landini’

‘Lollypop’

Lily

‘Cocktail Twins’

‘Rosella’s Dreams’

Lily

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Trumpet Lilies Trumpet lilies are impressive in any garden with their stately appearance and their fragrant flowers. They are easy to grow, requiring basic care and the proper type of soil.

• Bulk: 15 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Royal Gold’

‘Speciosum Rubrum’

‘Casa Rosa’

‘Regale’

Lily

‘African Queen’

‘Pink Perfection’

Lily

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Oriental Lilies Oriental lilies prefer acid soil and temperate, moist summers. Provide these by shade, mulching, or container culture if necessary.

• Bulk: 15 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Casablanca’

‘Cordelia’

‘Devotion’

‘Mona Lisa’

Lily

‘Muscadet’

‘Peau Douce’

‘Red Jewel’

‘Stargazer’

Lily

‘Distant Drum’

‘Giant Stargazer’

Lily

50 PER CRA TE SIZE: 22/+

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Tigrinum Lilies Tigrinum Lilies are hardy, floriferous and have delicately recurved flower petals, light to heavy maroon spotting and small, dark purple bulblets at their leaf axils. With 12 to 20 flowers per stem, they will grow to 3 to 4 inch; in lesser sunlight, they will stretch taller. • Bulk: 15 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Burgundy’

‘Yellow Star’

Lily

Promotional Bags of Lilies The earliest long stemmed Tulips to bloom. Excellent for landscaping in combination with Hyacinths, Daffodils and Botanical Tulips. The egg-shaped flowers on sturdy stems will stand up straight even in severe early Spring weather. • Prepacked: 10 bags of 5 bulbs per unit

‘Asiatic Mix’

‘Trumpet Mix’

Lily

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Hostas Hostas are herbaceous perennial plants, growing from rhizomes or stolons, with broad lanceolate or ovate leaves varying widely in size by species from 1–15 inches long and 0.75–12 inches broad.

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bare roots in a display box

‘Albomarginata’

‘Albopicta’

‘Bressingham Blue’

‘Elegans’

Hosta

‘Halcyon’

‘Mediovariegata’

Hosta

‘Royal Standard’ Hosta

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Begonias Begonia is a genus in the flowering plant family Begoniaceae and is a perennial. Because of their sometimes showy flowers of white, pink, scarlet or yellow color and often attractively marked leaves, many species and innumerable hybrids and cultivars are cultivated.

‘Bouton de Rose’

‘Marmorate’

‘Bertini Comp. Yell.’

‘Bertini Comp. Red’

Begonia

‘Crispa Red/Yell.’ Begonia

Double Begonias

‘Double Red’ Begonia

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box • Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Double Yellow’

‘Double Pink’

‘Double White’

‘Double Orange’

Begonia

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Hanging Begonias Hanging begonias need to be hung in shady or partial-shady locations. Avoid hanging them in direct sunlight as their tender leaves and blossoms will soon sunburn and die. In areas having very hot summers, a location with a northern or northeastern exposure is a good choice. • Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Hanging Red’

‘Hanging Pink’

‘Hanging White’

Begonia

‘Hanging Orange’

‘Hanging Yellow’

Begonia

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Cannas Cannas have attractive foliage and horticulturists have turned it into a large-flowered and bright garden plant. Most cultivars are easy to grow as long as they can enjoy at least 6–8 hours average sunlight during the summer. • Bulk: 15 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘City of Portland’

‘President’

‘Tropical Sunrise’

‘Gold Dream’

Canna

‘Shell Pink’

‘Cherry Red’

‘Picasso’

‘Perkeo’

Canna

‘Marvel’

‘Rosemond Coles’

‘Red King Humbert’

‘Yellow Humbert’

Canna

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Callas ‘Mixed’ 10 bags of 5 bulbs per unit

Callas Callas are rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plants growing in bogs and ponds. The leaves are rounded to heart-shaped, 6–12 cm long on a 10–20 cm petiole, and 4–12 cm broad. The greenish-yellow inflorescence is

NEW!

produced on a spadix about 4–6 cm long, enclosed in a white spathe.

‘Aethiopica White’

‘Rehmannii Pink’

‘Elloittiana Yellow’

‘Majestic Red’

Calla

‘Schwarzwalder’ Calla

Paeonias

‘Sara Bernardt’ Paeonia

Paeonias are 24-50 cm tall with flowers of a dark maroon opening to 2-3 cm. Flowering occurs in April to June followed by a long dormancy. They grow at high elevations and experiences long, cold winters with little or no snow and a short growing season.

‘Red’

‘Bowl of Beauty’

‘White’

‘Pink’

Paeonia

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Hemerocallis Hemerocallis are highly diverse in colour and form. They can be grown in hardiness zones 1 through 11, making them some of the most adaptable landscape plants.

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bulbs in a display box

‘Stella d’Oro’

‘Strawberry Candy’

‘Black Ambrosia’

‘Pandora’s Box’

Hemerocallis

‘Crimson Pirate

‘Texas Sunlight’

Hemerocallis

‘Frans Hals’ Hemerocallis

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Dicentras Dicentras have two tiny sepals and four petals. They are bisymmetric: the two outer petals are spurred or pouched at the base and curved at the tip, and the two inner petals are straight and connected at the tip. • Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 5 bags of 2 bare roots in a display box

‘Spectabilis Red’

‘Luxuriant’

‘Alba White’

Dicentra

Astilbes These hardy, herbaceous perennials are cultivated by gardeners for their large handsome, often fern-like foliage, and dense, feathery plumes of flowers. Astilbes are widely recognized for their profuse blooms in full shade. They are widely adapted to water-logged conditions, and tolerate clay soils well. Numerous hybrids have been raised. Astilbe is a tall feathery flowered plant popular as a pond side feature, due to its previously described growing conditions. • Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 2 bare roots in a display box

‘Montgomery Red’

‘America Pink’

‘Deutschland White’

Astilbe

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Incarvillea The most familiar species is Incarvillea delavayi, a garden plant commonly known as “hardy gloxinia” or “Chinese trumpet flower”. Unlike most other members of Bignoniaceae, which are usually trees or lianas, species of Incarvillea are stemless perennial herbs with fleshy tuberous roots. • Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 2 bare roots in a display box

‘Delavayi Pink’

‘Delavayi White’

Incarvillea

Phlox Some flower in spring, others in summer and autumn. Flowers may be pale blue, violet, pink, bright red, or white. Many are fragrant. Fertilized flowers typically produce one relatively large seed.

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box

• Prepacked: 10 bags of 2 bulbs in a display box

‘David’

‘Amethyst’

‘Peppermint Twist’

‘Orange Perfection’

Phlox

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Iris Germanica Irises are perennial herbs, growing from creeping rhizomes (rhizomatous irises), or, in drier climates, from bulbs (bulbous irises). They have long, erect flowering stems, which may be simple or branched, solid or hollow, and flattened or have a circular cross-section. The rhizomatous species usually have 3–10 basal, sword-shaped leaves growing in dense clumps.

‘Alcazar’

‘Babbeling Brook’

‘Savannah’

‘Helge’

Iris

‘Invitation’

‘Loop de Loop’

‘Nibelungen’

‘Pink Horizon’

Iris

‘White Knight’

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box • Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bare roots in a display box

Iris

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Gloxinias Gloxinias are relatively easy to grow from seed, but the plants take seven months from seed to bloom to produce flowers. The really great news is that once you have a mature gloxinia plant, it can live for years. • Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box • Prepacked: 10 bags of 3 bare roots in a display box

‘Mont Blanc’

‘Prince Albert’

‘Defiance’

‘Tigrina’

Gloxinia

‘Kaiser Wilhelm’

Geranium

Gloxinia

These attractive flowers will grow in any soil as long as it is not waterlogged. Propagation is by semi-ripe cuttings in summer, by seed, or by division in autumn or spring.

• Bulk: 25 bulbs in a display box • Prepacked: 10 bags of 2 bare roots

‘Johnson’s Blue’

‘Sanguineum Pink’

‘Sanguineum Blue’

Geranium

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Dutch Onion Sets • Bulk: 22 lbs • Prepacked: 10 bags of 1 lbs

‘Stuttgarter Yellow’

‘Red Comred’

‘Silvermoon’

Onion

Garlic

Dutch Shallots

• Bulk: 25 lbs • Prepacked: 10 bags of 4 garlics

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• Bulk: 22 lbs • Prepacked: 10 bags of 1 lbs

Caladiums Caladiums grow from corms and can be propagated by dividing the tubers. They are hardy only to USDA plant hardiness zone 10; in colder areas, they are typically grown as tender bulbs or as houseplants. During their growing season, they need a great deal of water and should not be allowed to dry out.

‘Fl. Sweetheart’

‘Miss Muffet’

‘Florida Cardinal’

‘Postman Joyner’

Caladium

‘Candidum’

‘Carolyn Wharton’

‘White Christmas’

‘Fanny Munson’

Caladium

Most varieties prefer partial to full shade, although sun-resistant varieties are now in cultivation.

In temperate areas, they should be lifted before the first frost. The corms are dried and stored for the winter when temperatures fall to 65 °F (18°C), and stored moderately dry (not bone-dry) over the winter at temperatures between 56 °F (13 °C) and 61 °F (16 °C).

All parts of the plant are poisonous. They should not be ingested and may irritate sensitive skin.

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Clematis The genus is composed of mostly vigorous, woody, climbing vines / lianas. The woody stems are quite fragile until several years old. Leaves are opposite and divided into leaflets and leafstalks that twist and curl around supporting structures to anchor the plant as it climbs. Some species are shrubby, and some others are herbaceous perennial plants.

‘Violet Stargazer’

‘Little Nell’

‘D. of Edinburgh’

‘C. de Bouchard’

Clematis

‘Gipsy Queen’

‘Dr. Rupple’

Clematis

The cool temperate species are deciduous, but many of the warmer climate species are evergreen. They grow best when their roots are shaded but their tops are in full sun. They are generally acid-intolerant calciphytes that grow on limestone and other basic soils.

Elephant Ears Elephant Ears are grown for their beautiful large leaves. They are suitable for growing in containers and for borders. The large leaves grow atop 3-7 foot stems. They need a minimum temperature of 70F. They can be grown outdoors for the summer and brought in before frost.

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Miscellaneous ‘Belladonna’ Amaryllis

‘Bell. Alba’ Amaryllis

‘Cornutum’ Arum

‘Powelli’ Crinum

‘Powelli Alba’ Crinum

‘Bicolor’ Eucomis

‘Candicans’ Galtonia

‘Rothschildiana’ Gloriosa

‘Festalis’ Hymenocallis

‘Sulphur Queen’ Hymenocallis

‘Bowdenii’ Nerine

‘Bowdenii Alba’ Nerine

‘Tuberosa’ Polianthus

‘Sprekelia’ Amaryllidaceae

‘Speciosa’ Vallota

‘Alaska’ Vallota

‘Pink Diamond’ Vallota

‘Jalapa’ Mirabilis

‘Citrina’ Zephyranthes

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‘Acidanthera’ Murielae

‘Molly’ Allium

‘Italicum’ Arum

‘Blanda’ Anemones

‘De Caen’ Anemones

‘Kew Hybrids’ Babiana

‘Constance’ Crocosmia

‘G. Davidson’ Crocosmia

‘Lucifer’ Crocosmia

‘Mixed’ Dutch Iris

‘Double Mixed’ Freesia

‘Single Mixed’ Freesia

‘Mixed’ Homeria

‘Mixed’ Ixia

‘Spicata Blue’ Liatris

‘Spicata White’ Liatris

‘Thyrsoides’ Ornithogalum

‘Deppei’ Oxalis

‘Regnelli’ Oxalis

‘Triangularis’ Oxalis

‘Mixed’ Sparaxis

‘Mixed’ Ranunculus

‘Mixed’ Tigridia

‘Queen Fabiola’ Brodiaea

‘Grandiflora’ Zephyranthes

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Growers Section (bulk) Sizes and grades There are several terms to describe a perennial size. The terms used in this catalog, are: ‘Eye’ ‘Eye’ is the correct term to describe the size of perennials like Astilbes, Dicentras and Hostas. 1-2 eye divisions are for 2-quart to 1-gallon containers 2-3 eye divisions are for 1-gallon containers 3-5 eye divisions are for 2-gallon containers ‘Fan’ ‘Fan’ is the correct term to describe a daylily (Hemerocallis) division. 1-2 fan divisions = ‘heavy’ grade (husky, strong, large blooming size). We recommend 1-2 fan and 2-3 fan divisions for a 1 or 2-gallon container Hardiness Zones The zone information provided in this catalog is strictly a guideline. Whitin any region there are variable conditions such as snow cover, moisture levels, microclimates, and many other factors which can alter the zone hardiness. We use the USDA Zone Map in addition to personal experience as a basis for the information included in this catalog.

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‘Henryi Sparks’ Aconitum

‘Napellus’ Aconitum

‘Napellus Album’ Aconitum

‘Blue’ Agapanthus

‘White’ Agapanthus

‘Mollis’ Alchemilla

‘Lutea’ Alstroemeria

‘Orange King’ Alstroemeria

‘Rosy Wonder’ Alstroemeria

‘Honorine Jobert’ Anemone

‘Jap. Pamina’ Anemone

‘Prince Heinrich’ Anemone

‘Queen Charlotte’ Anemone

‘Robustissima’ Anemone

‘Splendens’ Anemone

‘Whirlwind’ Anemone

Variety Aconitum Henryi ‘Sparks Variety’ Aconitum Napellus Aconitum Napellus Album Agapanthus Blue Agapanthus White Alchemilla Mollis Alstroemeria Lutea Alstroemeria Orange King Alstroemeria Rosy Wonder Anemone Honorine Jobert Anemone Jap. Pamina Anemone Prince Heinrich Anemone Queen Charlotte Anemone Robustissima Anemone Splendens Anemone Whirlwind

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 early bl. #1 upright #1 upright #1 deer resist. #1 cut flower #1 cut flower 3.5 3.5 3.5 #1 attr. foliage #1 #1 fernlike fol. #1 taller #1 borderplant #1 deer resist. #1 vibrant fol.

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Height 47” 39” 39” 24” 24” 16” 31” 31” 12” 32” 20” 32” 32” 32” 24” 35”

Hardiness Zone 3-8 3-8 3-8 7-10 7-10 3-8 6-9 6-9 6-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9

Bloom Time Jul-Sep Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug May-Sep Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Jul Aug-Oct Sep-Nov Aug-Oct Sep-Oct Jul-Sep Sep-Oct Sep-Oct

‘Nora Barlow’ Aquilegia

‘Yellow Queen’ Aquilegia

‘Ministar’ Aquilegia

‘Ruby Port’ Aquilegia

‘Aethusifolius’ Aruncus

‘Dioicus’ Aruncus

‘Kneiffi’ Aruncus

‘Finale’ Astilbe

‘Pumila’ Astilbe

‘Veronica Klose’ Astilbe

‘Visions’ Astilbe

‘Crispa Perkeo’ Astilbe

‘Amethyst’ Astilbe

‘Bridal Veil’ Astilbe

‘Elizabeth’ Astilbe

‘Fanal’ Astilbe

‘Feuer’ Astilbe

Variety Aquilegia Nora Barlow Aquilegia Yellow Queen Aquilegia Ministar Aquilegia Ruby Port Aruncus (Goat´s Beard) Aruncus Aethusifolius Aruncus Dioicus Aruncus Kneiffi Astilbe Finale Astilbe Pumila Astilbe Veronica Klose Astilbe Visions Astilbe Crispa Perkeo Astilbe Amethyst Astilbe Bridal Veil Astilbe Elizabeth Astilbe Fanal Astilbe Feuer

Unit 25 25 25 25

Size Comment 3 double 3 3 3

Height 28 36 15 20

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time May-Aug May-Aug Jun-Aug May-Jul

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

1 dwarf var. 1 large plumes 1 compact var. 2-3 eye late bl. 2-3 eye 2-3 eye 2-3 eye 2-3 eye 2-3 eye deep color 2-3 eye 2-3 eye 2-3 eye 2-3 eye

10 40 24 10 12 16 15 8 32 28 20 24 30

4-9 4-9 4-9 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8

Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Aug-Sep Aug-Sep Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Jul Jul-Aug Jun-Jul

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‘Glut’ Astilbe

‘Spartan’ Astilbe

‘White Gloria’ Astilbe

‘Bonn’ Astilbe

‘Bremen’ Astilbe

‘Deutschland’ Astilbe

‘Europa’ Astilbe

‘Gladstone’ Astilbe

‘Köln’ Astilbe

‘Mainz’ Astilbe

‘Montgomery’ Astilbe

‘Peach Blossom’ Astilbe

‘Red Sentinal’ Astilbe

‘Rheinland’ Astilbe

‘Vesuvius’ Astilbe

‘Washington’ Astilbe

‘Bronze Elegans’ Astilbe

‘Henny Graafland’ Astilbe

‘Sprite’ Astilbe

‘Pink Lightning’ Astilbe

Variety Astilbe Glut Astilbe Spartan Astilbe White Gloria Astilbe Bonn Astilbe Bremen Astilbe Deutschland Astilbe Europa Astilbe Gladstone Astilbe Köln Astilbe Mainz Astilbe Montgomery Astilbe Peach Blossom Astilbe Red Sentinal Astilbe Rheinland Astilbe Vesuvius Astilbe Washington Astilbe Bronze Elegans Astilbe Henny Graafland Astilbe Sprite Astilbe Pink Lightning

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment 2-3eye vibrant 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye large plumes 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye attr. foliage 2-3eye 2-3eye long lasting 2-3eye pot flower 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye 2-3eye cut flower

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Height 32 24 36 24 20 20 20 20 16 20 24 20 36 24 24 16 24 16 16 16

Hardiness Zone 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-9 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-9 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8

Bloom Time Aug-Sep Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jul-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug

‘Pr. van der Wielen’ Astilbe

‘Straussenfeder’ Astilbe

‘Lars’ Astrantia

‘Rubra’ Astrantia

‘White Pouffe’ Campanula

‘Ruby Wedding’ Astrantia

‘Major’ Astrantia

‘Baby Doll’ Bergenia

‘Cordifolia’ Bergenia

‘Hadspen Cream’ Brunnera

‘Langtrees’ Brunnera

‘Macrophylla’ Brunnera

‘Loddon Ann’ Campanula

‘Prichard’s Variety’ Campanula

Variety Astilbe Professor van der Wielen Astilbe Straussenfeder Astrantia Major Astrantia Lars Astrantia Rubra Astrantia Ruby Wedding Bergenia Abendglut Bergenia Baby Doll Bergenia Cordifolia Brunnera Macrophylla Brunnera Langtrees Brunnera Hadspen Cream Campanula Loddon Ann Campanula Prichard’s Variety Campanula White Pouffe

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment 2-3eye tall flowers 2-3eye weeping #1 fragrant #1 longlasting #1 cutflower #1 attr. butterfl. #1 #1 #1 #1 bright displ. #1 mottled fol. #1 #1 star-like fl. #1 bell-shaped 3’’ deer resist.

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Height 40 32 20 24 28 22 10 12 13 16 14 12 36 24 12

Hardiness Zone 3-8 3-8 4-7 4-7 4-7 4-7 4-9 4-9 4-9 3-7 3-7 3-7 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Aug May-Oct Jun-Aug May-Sep Apr-May Apr-May May-Jun Apr-May Apr-May May-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug

‘Cordifolia’ Cimicifuga

‘Atropurpurea’ Cimicifuga

‘Majalis’ Convallaria

‘Moonbeam’ Coreopsis

‘Zagreb’ Coreopsis

‘Eximia Stuart Boothman’ Dicentra

‘Formosa’ Dicentra

‘Adrian Bloom’ Dicentra

‘Aurora’ Dicentra

‘Luxuriant’ Dicentra

‘Spectablis’ Dicentra

‘Spectablis Alba’ Dicentra

‘Cantabrigiense’ Epimedium

‘Grandiflorum Lilafee’ Epimedium

‘Frohnleiten’ Epimedium

‘Rubrum’ Epimedium

‘Versicolor’ Epimedium

‘Niveum’ Epimedium

‘Roseum’ Epimedium

Variety Cimicifuga Cordifolia Cimicifuga Atropurpurea Convallaria Majalis Coreopsis Moonbeam Coreopsis Zagreb Dic. Eximinia Bootsman´s Variety Dicentra Formosa Dicentra Adrian Bloom Dicentra Aurora Dicentra Luxuriant Dicentra Spectablis Dicentra Spectablis Alba Epimedium Cantabrigiense Epimedium Grandiflorum Liofee Epimedium Frohnleiten Epimedium Rubrum Epimedium Sulphureum Epimedium Niveum Epimedium Roseum

Unit Size Comment 25 #1 vibrant 25 #1 25 pips fragrant 25 #1 25 #1 border plant 25 2-3eye 25 2-3eye 25 2-3eye fine texture 25 2-3eye 25 2-3eye cherry red 25 2-3eye classic 25 2-3eye classic 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 dark foliage 25 #1 ground cover 25 #1 ground cover 25 #1 ground cover 25 #1 ground cover

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Height 60 60 8 20 12 10 10 10 12 12 24 24 12 14 10 10 10 10 10

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 2-8 4-9 4-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-9

Bloom Time Aug-Sep Sep-Oct Apr-May Jun-Oct Jun-Oct May-Sep May-Sep May-Sep May-Sep Apr-Jun Apr-Jun Apr-Jul Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May

‘Alpinum’ Eryngium

‘Purpurea Plena’ Filipehdula

‘Vulgaris Plena’ Filipehdula

‘Ballerina’ Geranium

‘Brookside’ Geranium

‘Cambridge’ Geranium

‘Biokovo’ Geranium

‘Patricia’ Geranium

‘Wargrave Pink’ Geranium

‘Endressii’ Geranium

‘Kashmir Pink’ Geranium

‘Kashmir Purple’ Geranium

‘Kashmir White’ Geranium

‘Grandiflorum’ Geranium

‘Psilostemon’ Geranium

‘Sanguineum’ Geranium

‘Sanguineum Max Frei’ Geranium

Variety Unit Eryngium Alpinum 25 Filipendula Purpurea Plena 25 Filipendula Vulgaris Plena 25 Geranium Ballerina 25 Geranium Brookside 25 Geranium Cambridge 25 Geranium Biokovo 25 Geranium Patricia 25 Geranium Endressii Wargrave Pink 25 Geranium Endressii 25 Geranium Kashmir Pink 25 Geranium Kashmir Purple 25 Geranium Kashmir White 25 Geranium Grandiflorum 25 Geranium Psilostemon 25 Geranium Sanguineum 25 Geranium Sanguineum Album 25 Geranium Sanguineum Max Frei 25 Geranium Sanguineum Var. Striatum 25 Geranium Johnson’s Blue 25

‘Sanguineum Var Striatum’ Geranium

‘Johnson’s Blue’ Geranium

Size Comment Height #1 32 #1 24 #1 16 #1 rockgardens 4 #1 20 #1 6 #1 fragrant fol. 12 #1 20 #1 10 #1 12 #1 12 #1 12 #1 12 #1 14 #1 20 #1 notched petals 10 #1 taller variety 12 #1 bright flowers 12 #1 lowgrowing 10 #1 18

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Hardiness Zone 4-7 3-9 3-9 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-8

Bloom Time Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug May-Aug Jun-Sep Jun-Jul Jun-Jul May-Aug May-Aug May-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Jul May-Jun May-Sep May-Aug Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Aug

‘Ann Folkard’ Geranium

‘Orion’ Geranium

‘Spinners’ Geranium

‘Niger’ Helleborus

‘Orientalis’ Helleborus

‘Foetidus’ Helleborus

‘White Lady Spotted’ Helleborus

‘Chicago Apache’ Hemerocallis

‘Chic. Picotee Lace’ Hemerocallis

‘Double Cutie’ Hemerocallis

‘Mouna Lua’ Hemerocallis

‘Bumble Bee’ Hemerocallis

‘Christmas Is’ Hemerocallis

‘Eenie Weenie’ Hemerocallis

‘Elegant Candy’ Hemerocallis

‘42nd Street’ Hemerocallis

‘Gentle Shepherd’ Hemerocallis

‘Frans Hals’ Hemerocallis

‘Jovial’ Hemerocallis

‘Hall’s Pink’ Hemerocallis

Variety Geranium Ann Folkard Geranium Orion Geranium Spinners Helleborus Niger Helleborus Orientalis Helleborus White Lady Spotted Helleborus Foetidus Hemerocallis Anzac Hemerocallis Bumble Bee Hemerocallis Christmas Is Hemerocallis Eenie Weenie Hemerocallis Elegant Candy Hemerocallis Forty Second Street Hemerocallis Gentle Shepherd Hemerocallis Frans Hals Hemerocallis Jovial Hemerocallis Chicago Apache Hemerocallis Chicage Picotee Lace Hemerocallis Double Cutie Hemerocallis Hall’s Pink

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 #1 late re-bl. #1 4”pot large flowers 4”pot ‘leather’ fol. 4”pot ‘leather’ fol. 4”pot easy-to-grow #1 #1 #1 brill. scarlet #1 compact #1 #1 #1 ‘ruffled’ #1 bi-color #1 #1 vigourous #1 #1 fragrant #1 large fl.

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Height 20 20 36 12 20 15 21 28 12 26 10 26 24 26 35 20 27 21 13 30

Hardiness Zone 3-8 3-8 3-8 4-8 4-9 4-9 6-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9

Bloom Time Jun-Aug May-Aug May-Jul Jan-Apr Feb-Apr Feb-Mar Mar-May Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Sep Jun-Jul Jul-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug

‘Night Beacon’ Hemerocallis

‘Pandora’s Box’ Hemerocallis

‘Seurat’ Hemerocallis

‘Shopfinger Anfang’ Hemerocallis

‘Strawberry Candy’ Hemerocallis

‘Stella d’Oro’ Hemerocallis

‘Texas Sunlight’ Hemerocallis

‘Rosy Returns’ Hemerocallis

‘Baja’ Hemerocallis

‘Barbara Mitchell’ Hemerocallis

‘Bonanza’ Hemerocallis

‘Elaine Strutt’ Hemerocallis

‘Celestial Shore’ Hemerocallis

‘Evening Gown’ Hemerocallis

‘Flava’ Hemerocallis

‘Pewter Moon’ Heuchera

‘Palace Purple’ Heuchera

‘Rain of Fire’ Heuchera

‘Bridget Bloom’ Heucherella

‘Cappuccino’ Heuchera

Variety Hemerocallis Night Beacon Hemerocallis Pandora’s Box Hemerocallis Seurat Hemerocallis Shopfinger Anfang Hemerocallis Strawberry Candy Hemerocallis Stella d’Oro Hemerocallis Texas Sunlight Hemerocallis Rosy Return Hemerocallis Baja Hemerocallis Barbara Mitchell Hemerocallis Bonanza Hemerocallis Elaine Strutt Hemerocallis Celestial City Hemerocallis Evening Gown Hemerocallis Flava Heuchera Cappucinno Heuchera Micrantha Pewter Moon Heuchera Palace Purple Heuchera Rain of Fire Heucherella Bridget Bloom

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 multi-fl. #1 longest bl. #1 fragrant fol. #1 ruffled #1 velvet-red #1 rebloomer #1 #1 rosy peach #1 #1 rebloomer #1 early-fl. #1 #1 silvergray fol. #1 #1 #1

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Height 28 20 26 20 26 14 24 30 34 20 26 24 23 28 36 15 20 20 24 12

Hardiness Zone 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-8

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Sep Jul-Aug May-Sep Jun-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Aug May-Jul Jul-Sep Jun-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Sep Jul-Aug Jun-Sep

‘Antioch’ Hosta

‘August Moon’ Hosta

‘Big Daddy’ Hosta

‘Blue Angel’ Hosta

‘Blue Cadet’ Hosta

‘Blue Umbrellas’ Hosta

‘Bressingham Blue’ Hosta

‘Fire and Ice’ Hosta

‘Fragrant Bouquet’ Hosta

‘Golden Tiara’ Hosta

‘Great Expectations’ Hosta

‘Groundmaster’ Hosta

‘Honey Bells’ Hosta

‘Krossa Regal’ Hosta

‘Minuteman’ Hosta

‘Paul’s Glory’ Hosta

‘Patriot’ Hosta

‘Royal Standard’ Hosta

‘Shade Fanfare’ Hosta

‘So Sweet’ Hosta

Variety Hosta Antioch Hosta August Moon Hosta Big Daddy Hosta Blue Angel Hosta Blue Cadet Hosta Blue Umbrellas Hosta Bressingham Blue Hosta Fire and Ice Hosta Fragrant Bouquet Hosta Golden Tiara Hosta Great Expectations Hosta Groundmaster Hosta Honey Bells Hosta Krossa Regal Hosta Minuteman Hosta Paul’s Glory Hosta Patriot Hosta Royal Standard Hosta Shade Fanfare Hosta So Sweet

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 #1 #1 slug resist. #1 #1 heartshaped #1 horiz. canopy #1 unique fol. #1 twisting col. #1 heartshaped #1 rapid grower #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 fragrant #1 #1

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Height 24 31 31 20 14 28 31 24 18 12 24 10 35 31 12 22 24 35 16 20

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Jul Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Sep-Nov Aug-Sep Aug-Sep Jun-Jul Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Aug-Sep Aug-Sep Jun-Aug

‘Striptease’ Hosta

‘Sum & Substance’ Hosta

‘Wide Brim’ Hosta

‘Albopicta’ Hosta

‘Aureomarginata’ Hosta

‘Francee’ Hosta

‘Gold Standard’ Hosta

‘Hyacinthina’ Hosta

‘Moerheim’ Hosta

‘Sharmon’ Hosta

‘Aphrodite’ Hosta

‘Grandiflora’ Hosta

‘Sieboldiana’ Hosta

‘Elegans’ Hosta

‘Francess Williams’ Hosta

‘Hadspen Blue’ Hosta

‘Halcyon’ Hosta

‘June’ Hosta

Variety Hosta Striptease Hosta Sum and Substance Hosta Wide Brim Hosta Albopicta Hosta Aureomarginata Hosta Francee Hosta Gold Standard Hosta Hyacinthina Hosta Moerheim Hosta Sharmon Hosta Aphrodite Hosta Grandiflora Hosta Sieboldiana Hosta Elegans Hosta Francess Williams Hosta Hadspen Blue Hosta Halcyon Hosta June

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 heartshaped #1 largegrowing #1 bright leaves #1 heartshaped #1 ‘leathery’ #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 broad quilted #1 lavender #1 #1

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Height 16 31 18 32 28 28 24 24 28 24 20 20 31 31 24 18 28 10

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Sep-Oct Sep-Oct Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Aug-Sep Jul-Aug Jun-Jul

‘Albomarginata’ Hosta

‘Mediovariegeta’ Hosta

‘Delavayi’ Incarvillea

‘Snowtop’ Incarvillea

‘Blue Denim’ Iris

‘Brassie’ Iris

‘Cherry Garden’ Iris

‘Baby Sister’ Iris

‘Butter and Sugar’ Iris

‘Ceasar’s Brother’ Iris

‘Snow Queen’ Iris

‘Sparkling Rose’ Iris

‘Innocence’ Iris

‘Oriental Eyes’ Iris

‘Sensation’ Iris

‘Variegata’ Iris

‘Wine Ruffles’ Iris

Variety Hosta Albomarginata Hosta Mediovariegeta Incarvillea Delavayi Incarvillea Delavayi Snowtop Iris Blue Denim Iris Brassie Iris Cherry Garden Iris Baby Sister Iris Butter and Sugar Iris Ceasar´s Brother Iris Snow Queen Iris Sparkling Rose Iris Innocence Iris Oriental Eyes Iris Sensation Iris Variegata Iris Wine Ruffles

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 div #1 div #1 easy-to-grow #1 3” 3” 3” 3-4fan 3-4fan rich color 3-4fan rich color 3-4fan deep color 3-4fan great contrast 3-4eye bright color 3-4eye 3-4eye 3-4eye 3-4eye

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Height 39 39 24 20 10 10 10 30 30 30 30 30 35 35 35 35 35

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 5-10 5-10 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul May-Jul Apr-May Apr-May Apr-May May-Jun Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul

‘Babbeling Brook’ Iris

‘Black Knight’ Iris

‘Constant Wattez’ Iris

‘Helge’ Iris

Iris ‘Loop de Loop’

‘Nibelungen’ Iris

‘Pink Horizon’ Iris

‘Skating Party’ Iris

‘Sultan’s Palace’ Iris

‘Spicata’ Liatris

‘Spicata Alba’ Liatris

‘Kobold’ Liatris

‘Desdemona’ Ligularia

‘Othello’ Ligularia

‘The Rocket’ Ligularia

‘Bowl of Beauty’ Paeonia

‘Dr. Alex Fleming’ Paeonia

‘Duch. de Nemours’ Paeonia

‘Kansas’ Paeonia

Variety Iris Babbeling Brook Iris Black Knight Iris Constant Wattez Iris Helge Iris Loop de Loop Iris Nibelungen Iris Pink Horizon Iris Skating Party Iris Sultan’s Palace Liatris Spicata Liatris Spicata Alba Liatris Kobold Ligularia Dentata Desdemona Ligularia Dentata Othelllo Ligularia Stenocephala The Rocket Paeonia Bowl of Beauty Paeonia Dr. Alex Flaming Paeonia Duchesse de Nemours Paeonia Kansas

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment 3” powder blue 3” 3” 3” 3” 3” 3” 3” 3” 8-10cm 8-10cm 8-10cm cutflower #1 bright color #1 early-fl. #1 unusual look 2-3eye large flower 2-3eye 2-3eye fragrant 2-3eye large-fl.

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Height 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 28 31 20 36 28 72 40 40 40 40

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 2-8 2-8 2-8 2-8

Bloom Time May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun May-Jun Jul-Aug Jul-Sep Jun-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul

‘Karl Rosenfeld’ Paeonia

‘Sarah Bernardt’ Paeonia

‘Fiji White’ Platycodon

‘Fiji Blue’ Platycodon

‘Fiji Pink’ Platycodon

‘Variegatum’ Polygonatum

‘Gibson’s Scarlet’ Potentilla

‘William Rollinson’ Potentilla

‘Amethyst’ Phlox

‘Blue Boy’ Phlox

‘Bright Eyes’ Phlox

‘David’ Phlox

‘Europa’ Phlox

‘Orange Perfection’ Phlox

‘Rijnstroom’ Phlox

‘Starfire’ Phlox

‘Tenor’ Phlox

‘White Admiral’ Phlox

‘Vialii’ Primula

Variety Paeonia Karl Rosenfeld Paeonia Sarah Bernardt Platycodon Fuji White Platycodon Fuji Blue Platycodon Fuji Pink Polygonatum Variegatum Potentilla Gibson´s Scarlet Potentilla William Rollinson Phlox Amethyst Phlox Blue Boy Phlox Bright Eyes Phlox David Phlox Europa Phlox Orange Perfection Phlox Rijnstroom Phlox Starfire Phlox Tenor Phlox White Admiral

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment 2-3eye long lived 2-3eye unique color #1 starshaped #1 starshaped #1 starshaped 4-5” cutflower 2-3eye 2-3eye 3” 3” strong-gr. 3” 3” 3” 3” vigourous 3” 3” very early 3” 3”

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Height 40 40 16 16 16 24 14 16 30 36 32 31 28 31 40 40 32 40

Hardiness Zone 2-8 2-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug May-Jun Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep

‘Sissinghurst’ Pulmonaria

‘Smokey Blue’ Pulmonaria

‘Dora Bielefeld’ Pulmonaria

‘Mrs. Moon’ Pulmonaria

‘Elegans’ Rodgersia

‘Hercules’ Rodgersia

‘Superba’ Rodgersia

‘Goldsturm’ Rudbeckia

‘Takao’ Rudbeckia

‘Goldquelle’ Rudbeckia

‘Herbstsonne’ Rudbeckia

‘Black Eyed Beauty’ Rudbeckia

‘Maynight’ Salvia

‘Ostfriesland’ Salvia

‘Snow Hill’ Salvia

‘Plumosa’ Salvia

‘Purple Rain’ Salvia

Variety Pulmonaria Sissinghurst White Pulmonaria Smokey Blue Pulmonaria Dora Bielefeld Pulmonaria Mrs. Moon Rodgersia Elegans Rodgersia Hercules Rodgersia Superba Rudbeckia Goldsturm Rudbeckia Takao Rudbeckia Goldquelle Rudbeckia Herbstsonne Black Eyed Beauty Salvia Maynight Salvia Ostfriesland Salvia Snowhill Salvia Plumosa Salvia Purple Rain

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 spotted fol. #1 #1 #1 pink buds #1 #1 #1 no petals #1 large fl. #1 #1 #1 veined lvs. #1 future plant #1 #1 vibrant col. #1 vigorous #1 wrinkled lvs. #1 eye-catching

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Height 16 14 12 12 40 40 40 30 28 30 72 52 20 20 14 16 16

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 3-9 4-8 4-8 4-8 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 3-8 3-8 3-8 3-10 4-9

Bloom Time Mar-Apr Mar-Apr Mar-Apr Mar-Apr Jun-Jul Jul-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jun-Aug Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jun-Jul Jun-Aug Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jul-Aug

‘Autumn Joy’ Sedum

‘Brilliant’ Sedum

‘Matrona’ Sedum

‘Elsie Heugh’ Sidalcea

‘Brilliant’ Sidalcea

‘Hewitt’s Double’ Thalictrum

‘Innocence’ Tradescantia

‘Osprey’ Tradescantia

‘Rubra’ Tradescantia

‘Zwanenburg Blue’ Tradescantia

‘Hirta’ Tricyrtis

‘Golden Queen’ Trollius

‘Superbus’ Trollius

‘Pallida’ Veronica

‘Pink Damask’ Veronica

‘Sunny Border Blue’ Veronica

Variety Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Brilliant Sedum Matrona Sidalcea Elsie Heugh Sidalcea Brilliant Thalictrum Hewitt´s Double Tradescantia Innocence Tradescantia Osprey Tradescantia Rubra Tradescantia Zwanenburg Blue Tricyrtus Hirta Trollius Golden Queen Trollius Superbus Veronica Gentianoides Pallida Veronica Longfolia Pink Damask Veronica Sunny Border Blue

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size Comment #1 clump form. #1 huge bloom #1 ground cover #1 starshaped #1 eye-catching #1 cutflower #1 #1 #1 #1 bronze fol. #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1

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Height 20 16 15 30 24 40 26 26 26 26 20 32 24 10 50 20

Hardiness Zone 3-9 3-9 3-9 5-9 5-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-8 3-6 3-6 3-9 3-9 3-9

Bloom Time Sep-Oct Aug-Sep Aug-Sep Jul-Aug Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Jun-Sep Sep-Nov May-Jul May-Jun May-Jul Jul-Aug May-Aug

‘Rosella’ Dahlia

‘Lavender Perfection’ Dahlia

‘Kelvin Floodlight’ Dahlia

‘Fleurel’ Dahlia

‘Garden Wonder’ Dahlia

‘Babylon Bronze’ Dahlia

‘Noordwijk’s Glory’ Dahlia

‘Lilac Time’ Dahlia

‘Peaches & Cream’ Dahlia

‘Duet’ Dahlia

‘Vancouver’ Dahlia

‘Akita’ Dahlia

‘Seattle’ Dahlia

‘Jean Marie’ Dahlia

‘Bolero’ Dahlia

‘Dixie’ Dahlia

‘Dora’ Dahlia

Variety Rosella Lavender Perfection Kelvin Floodlight Fleurel Garden Wonder Babylon Bronze Noordwijk’s Glory Liliac Time Peaches and Cream Duet Vancouver Akita Seattle Jean Marie Bolero Dixie Dora Latin Mambo Swing

Unit Size Comment 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 patio plant 25 #1 XL flowers 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1

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Height 36 36 36 36 36 48 48 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 20-30 20-30 20-30 20-30 20-30 20-30

‘Latin’ Dahlia

‘Mambo’ Dahlia

‘Swing’ Dahlia

‘Art Deco’ Dahlia

‘Art Fair’ Dahlia

‘Cezanne’ Dahlia

‘Leonardo’ Dahlia

‘Monet’ Dahlia

‘Pablo’ Dahlia

‘Rembrandt’ Dahlia

‘Renoir’ Dahlia

‘Salvador’ Dahlia

‘Singer’ Dahlia

‘Vermeer’ Dahlia

‘Vincent’ Dahlia

Variety Art Deco Art Fair Cezanne Leonardo Monet Pablo Rembrandt Renoir Salvador Singer Vermeer Vincent

Unit Size 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1 25 #1

Height 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20

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‘Butter Pixie’ Lily

‘Crimson Pixie’ Lily

‘Enchantment’ Lily

‘Grand Cru’ Lily

‘Lollypop’ Lily

‘Monte Negro’ Lily

‘Montreux’ Lily

‘Orange Pixie’ Lily

‘Peach Pixie’ Lily

‘Petit Pink’ Lily

‘Pink Pixie’ Lily

‘Reinesse’ Lily

‘Sunray’ Lily

‘Vermeer’ Lily

‘Tigrinum Pink’ Lily

‘Tigrinum White’ Lily

‘Tigrinum Yellow’ Lily

Variety Butter Pixie Crimson Pixie Enchantment Grand Cru Lollypop Monte Negro Montreux Orange Pixie Peach Pixie Petit Pink Pink Pixie Reinesse Peach Pixie Sunray Vermeer Pink White Yellow

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul

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Height 18 14 36 34 20 28 28 20 20 12 20 22 18 26 34 48 48 48

‘Casablanca’ Lily

‘Garden Party’ Lily

‘Le Reve’ Lily

‘Mona Lisa’ Lily

‘Muscadet’ Lily

‘Rodolfa’ Lily

‘Stargazer’ Lily

‘Tarragona’ Lily

‘Tom Pouce’ Lily

‘African Queen’ Lily

‘Pink Perfection’ Lily

‘Regale’ Lily

‘Regale Album’ Lily

‘Pardalinum’ Lily

Variety Casablanca Garden Party Le Reve Mona Lisa Muscadet Rodolfa Stargazer Tarragona Tom Pouce African Queen Pink Perfection Regale Regale Album Pardalinum

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Size 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm 12/14cm

Bloom Time Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul Jun-Jul

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Height 40 22 32 18 24 24 36 26 26 40 40 40 40 40

‘Semaphore’ Canna

‘Australia’ Canna

‘Bengal Tiger’ Canna

‘Black Knight’ Canna

‘Cleopatra’ Canna

‘Delibab’ Canna

‘Inferno’ Canna

‘Ingeborg’ Canna

‘Louis Cotton’ Canna

‘Lucifer’ Canna

‘Perkeo’ Canna

‘Picasso’ Canna

‘Reine Charlotte’ Canna

‘Roi Soleil’ Canna

‘Stuttgart’ Canna

‘The President’ Canna

‘Tirol’ Canna

‘Verdi’ Canna

‘Wyoming’ Canna

‘Tropicana’ Canna

Variety Semaphore Australia Bengal Tiger Black Knight Cleopatra Delibab Inferno Ingeborg Louis Cotton Lucifer Perkeo Picasso Red King Humbert Reine Charlotte Roi Soleil Stuttgart The President Tirol Verdi Wyoming Tropicana

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Height 60 60 40 32 40 18 40 20 20 16 20 40 60 40 40 60 32 40 28 60 40

Bloom Time Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep Jul-Sep

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‘Aethiopica White’ Calla Lily

‘Albomaculata’ Calla Lily

‘Bridal Bliss’ Calla Lily

‘Crystal Blush’ Calla Lily

‘Peach Chiffon’ Calla Lily

‘Cherry Chiffon’ Calla Lily

‘Lemon Chiffon’ Calla Lily

‘Millennium Gold’ Calla Lily

‘Flame’ Calla Lily

‘Giant Blaze’ Calla Lily

‘Parfait’ Calla Lily

‘Pink Rehmannii’ Calla Lily

‘Pillow Talk’ Calla Lily

‘Regal’ Calla Lily

Variety Aethiopica White Albo Maculata Bridal Bliss Crystal Blush Peach Chiffon Cherry Chiffon Lemon Chiffon Millennium Gold Flame Giant Blaze Parfait Pink Rehmannii Pillow Talk Regal

Unit 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Height 12-24 8-14 14-24 10-22 14-24 14-24 14-24 14-24 14-24 14-26 14-24 10-24 14-24 12-24

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Oxalis Availability Oxalis Regnelli is commonly known as ‘Ever blooming Shamrock’. The white variety develops three large, sharply cut, green leaves and produces a five-petaled white flower approximately one inch diameter. Oxalis Triangularis develops three large, sharply cut, purple leaves and produces a five-petaled pink flower approximately one inch in diameter. Oxalis Myke is similar in characteristics to Triangularis with a more consistent, darker leaf. Oxalis are generally grown from November to May, nut can be forced year-round. Plants are normally ready to market 5-8 weeks after planting. Storage after arrival Before planting, they can be stored up to 4 weeks at 4050ºF. Keep them covered so they do not dry out! Planting instructions Plant 3 bulbs per 4” pot or 4 bulbs per 5” pot. Lay the corms (roots) flat and cover with ½” of soil medium. Soil pH should be 6.5 and no lower. Soil Recent research has shown that soil mixture as found in Fafard #2 and Metro Mix 350 are best suited - avoid any soil mix which contains bark.

Watering After planting, water the planting medium thoroughly. Subsequently, only water the medium when it becomes dry and/or the plants begin to grow vigorously. Temperature The plants grow well in full sun or light shade at temperatures between 70-75ºF. If grown at lower than 65ºF or higher than 85ºF, the plants may suffer. If flowers bloom down in the foliage, the plant has probably been grown with too much shade. Well ventilated conditions must be maintained. Once the plants show vigorous growth, the temperature may be lowered to 65ºF. Diseases Oxalis are almost disease free, but will attract insects in warmer temperatures. The following product is advised for spider: Pentac 50 wettable powder. 8 ounces per 100 gallons of water, 2 applications per week for two weeks. Fertilizer Use a complete NPK fertilizer on a weekly basis once the plants begin to grow vigorously. Either 200 PPM N of 20-20-20 or 14-14-14. Osmocote can be used. If any chlorosis begins to appear in the oldest leaves, use a micronutrient foliage spray.

Germination In order to assure proper germination, start Oxalis Regnelli White at 68-75ºF - Triangularis and Myke at 72-78ºF. ‘Triangularis’ Oxalis

Variety Oxalis Triangularis Oxalis Regnelli White Oxalis Myke

‘Regnelli White’ Oxalis

Unit 250 250 250

Height 6-8 6-8 6-8

Average weeks to fl. 6-8 Shamrock/Bronze foliage 5-7 Shamrock/Green foliage 6-8 Shamrock/Bronze foliage

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‘Myke’ Oxalis

Iris Availability All ‘pretreated’ Iris bulbs are shipped on a weekly schedule until early March. The begin with Ideal 10/11 and White Wedgewood 10-11 in mid-October. All other varieties and sizes are available from early November. Storage after arrival Very limited: only one week at 48ºF out of shipping box. To assure good flower production, it is important that bulbs are planted at once. Planting medium Because of the need for moisture it is preferred that Iris are planted in ground beds, with a fair amount of clay or soil. If soilless mixtures or shallow flats are used, put plastic on the bottom to prevent drying of the roots. Planting Before planting, soak the bulbs in lukewarm water for 30 minutes with 1 of the 3 following formulas: 1 - Captan (rate of 8 pounds per 100 gallons) combined with Cleary’s 3336 WP 50% (rate of ¾ to pound per 100 gallons) 2 - Captan (rate of 8 pounds per 100 gallons) combined with Cleary’s 3336 WP 46,2% Flowable (rate of 20 ounces per100 gallons)

3 - Captan (rate of 8 pounds per 100 gallons) combined with Domain Flowable 46,2% (rate of 30 ounces per 100 gallons) Watering Drench the soil beds 24 hours before planting. After the bulbs are planted, water again thoroughly. On sunny days you may have to water every day, otherwise you have to water every other day. Light Keep as much light in the greenhouse as possible. Do not place anything such as flats, hanging pots, etc., overhead. Greenhouse temperature This should run 55-63ºF. Warmer temperatures will keep the stems shorter, while a cooler temperature will not be harmful, it may alter the scheduled flowering date Ventilation Good ventilation is essential. Do not permit the humanity to build up in the greenhouse. Fertilizer After the first two weeks, it is advisable to water once a week with a calcium nitrate, at a rate of 2 pounds per 100 gallons of water. Always apply between the rows, never water overhead.

‘Ideal’ Iris

‘Blue Diamond’ Iris

‘Telstar’ Iris

‘Hildegarde’ Iris

‘Blue Ribbon’ Iris

‘White Wedgewood’ Iris

‘Casa Blanca’ Iris

‘Apollo’ Iris

‘Golden Beauty’ Iris

‘Purple Sensation’ Iris

Variety Ideal Blue Diamond Telstar Hildegarde Blue Ribbon White Wedgewood Casa Blanca Apollo Golden Beauty Purple Sensation

Unit 250 250 250 100 250 100 100 100 100 100

Size 10/11 10/11 10/11 9/10 10/11 10/11 10/11 9/10 8/9 8/9

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US Address:

Holland Address:

Pete J. Rotteveel Bulb Co. Inc.

C/o Western Overseas Co.

Frank van Borselenlaan 15

65 Roosevelt Avenue - Suite 205

P.O. Box 60

Valley Stream, NY 11581

2215 RM Voorhout, The Netherlands

Phone US: 516 823 1500

Phone Holland: 011 31 252 230431

Fax US: 516 823 1515

Fax Holland: 011 31 252 216714

E-mail Ben: ben@pjrbulb.com

E-mail Pete: pete@pjrbulb.com