'Milii'

'Sun Devil Extreme Raspberry'

Orion series

Hot Cakes

'Crazy Christmas Red'

'Purple Mazus'

Red Sonoma

Pink Sonoma

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Blooming Potted Plants:

Bigger, Brighter Blooms

New blooming potted plant varieties will liven up your winter season offerings.

Fleurizon
Euphorbia milii is an old-fashioned plant bred for top performance. Several new colors are available to the North American market. This plant performs with more flowers, a better habit, darker foliage and good overall performance.

Fittonia is a colorful plant that does exceptionally well indoors. Low light and higher humidity is no problem for this plant. Many fresh and innovative colors are available, including red and pink.

Floranova
Another addition to the Sun Devil Extreme F1 vinca series, Raspberry exhibits the same traits: excellent disease tolerance and outstanding performance in suboptimal conditions. This outstanding product catches the eye with its large blooms in dazzling colors.

Goldsmith Seeds
The Orion series of primula offers mid-season flowering for late winter and early spring sales. High seed quality produces uniform seedling stands. Compact habits and a tight flowering window allow for row run sales. Large, scented blooms offer long-lasting color as a gift item, mixed into tabletop landscapes or even on the windowsill.

Wine Flame Shades is an attractive bicolor that leads the way this season in the Primera series of primula Violet Shades and Lavender Shades also joins this early season series. Primera requires minimal temperatures needed to initiate flowers. Sweetly scented blooms add another dimension to the colorful pot crop.

Garden Splendor
Lychnis ‘Rolly’s Favorite’ is a very floriferous perennial smothered in soft pink flowers with white centers from late spring to summer. The growth habit is bushy, compact and freely branching, growing best in sun to partial shade. Hardy to Zone 4, it is wonderful in containers.

PanAmerican Seed
Hot Cakes matthiola moves bedding matthiola into a whole new premium bedding and pot plant niche. The easy-to-select, fully double plugs produce more attractive plants. Very well-branched, dwarf plants with highly fragrant, brightly colored blooms deliver outstanding performance in 6- to 8-inch pots. Available in Hot Rose, Pink, Purple, White and Mixture.

Selecta First Class
‘Christmas Feelings Select,’ a late season poinsettia addition to the Christmas Feelings series, finishes in early December with a 9 1/2-week response time. Color is more brilliant compared to the original Christmas Feelings. It can be started and grown the same way as all other varieties in the series but will finish 10 days later.

‘Crazy Christmas Red,’ the red addition to Crazy Christmas poinsettias, is a great midseason novelty with dark foliage, medium vigor and an upright growth habit.

‘Christmas Eve’ is all new, combining an early finish with energy and space efficiency. It is an early season variety with a V-shaped growth habit and thick, sturdy stems. It has round, medium-sized bracts in a very attractive red and with medium vigor is easy to control. It has dark green foliage, excellent branching characteristics, a strong flood-floor proven root system and very good post harvest characteristics.

STEPABLES
A brilliant green, Purple Mazus is a low growing mat covered in abundant, tiny purple, yellow and white flowers. This STEPABLES can be used as a lawn substitute or to fill crevices or spaces between stepping stones, and also does well in a container or bowl garden. Hardy to Zones 4-9, it blooms in mid-spring.

Yoder Brothers
Pot Mum Red Sonoma offers a marvelous display of deep red daisy flowers atop a strong, uniform and spreading plant. This plant is of excellent quality with dark green foliage and a large pot full of flowers, plus very good shelf life.

Pot Mum Pink Sonoma offers a wonderful display of glowing, medium-pink daisy flowers atop a strong and spreading plant. A luscious color for spring sales, Pink Sonoma is a significant upgrade to Davis in strength, volume and uniformity.

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