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ANNUALS IN FLATS VERBENA - cont. Imagination (Purple) Obsession Light Blue with Eye Quartz Blue Quartz Burgundy Quartz Scarlet VINCA (Catharanthus, Periwinkle) ❍, WD-D Cooler Apricot Cooler Coconut Cooler Mix Cooler Peppermint Cooler Pink Cooler Raspberry Cooler Red Titan Burgundy Titan Dark Red Titan Icy Pink Titan Lavender Blue Halo Titan Lilac Titan Polka Dot Titan Rose VIOLA ❍-◗, WD Gem Antique Lavender Penny Violet Flare Sorbet Blue Heaven Sorbet Coconut Sorbet Duet Mix Sorbet Lemon Royale Sorbet Yellow Delight Sorbet Yellow Frost Sorbet Tiger Eyes (Yellow, Brown) ZINNIA ❍, WD Benary Mix (Tall) ✄ Crystal White Magellan Coral Magellan Mix Magellan Pink Magellan Scarlet Magellan Yellow Oklahoma Mix (Tall) ✄ Profusion Cherry Profusion Coral Pink Profusion Double Cherry Profusion Double Fire Profusion Orange Profusion White Queen Lime Queen Red Lime Swizzle Cherry and Ivory Swizzle Scarlet and Yellow Uproar Rose Zahara Scarlet Zahara Starlight Rose Zahara Yellow Zowie Yellow Flame DEFINITIONS sli•mar•y - noun - A period of mudslinging at people in one’s own political party before a caucus. cham•pain - noun - The physical distress caused by that god-awful hangover you only get on New Year’s Day and after weddings. lam•biv•a•lence - noun - Uncertainty about ordering mutton. Wiip - verb - To shed tears over breaking a bone while playing a video game. key•rumbs - noun - The food particles forever embedded in one’s computer keyboard after grazing at one’s desk. cle•men•stein - noun - A tangerine as large as a grapefruit. oc•cu•pie - verb - To protest 1% of delicious pastry desserts. cop•puc•cin•o - noun - Special blend of coffee for police officers and sheriffs. RUMINATIONS Surprisingly, Bridge is a very popular card game in Afghanistan, despite the fact that they are not allowed to keep score. It’s that damn Tally Ban. If I were a cop, I’d look for an excuse to arrest a mime just so I could tell them they had the right to remain silent. - Holly Yael Black Sometimes I wait outside a Sherwin Williams store for an unsuspecting customer to emerge, and I throw a fur coat on him. - Mark D. Sabien Don Ho could sign autographs 3.4 times faster than Efrem Zimbalist Jr. - George Carlin 38
VEGETABLES In the 18 th century, French aristocrats wanted to send to the peasants a message that said “We have far more land than we need and therefore can afford to waste some.” So they planted the fields surrounding their estates to grass and the green grassy manicured lawn we know today was born. This no doubt helped bring about a little thing called the French Revolution. But alas, lawns had already caught on as a status symbol. Today, Americans yearly spend $30 billion and use 270 billion gallons of water to maintain 23 million acres of lawn. In just one hour a power mower emits as much pollution as a car driven 350 miles. Lawns use 10 times the chemicals per acre as industrial farmland. In addition, the average vegetable travels 1500 miles to reach the consumer. But by using just a quarter acre of your lawn you could grow enough food to feed a family of 5 (or even your own family). These facts may sound depressing but what they tell us is that not only are lawns highly inefficient but also greatly contribute to the degradation of the environment. I say it’s high time we stop letting the French tell us what to do! They think they’re so great with their <strong>fan</strong>cy soft cheeses and socialized healthcare. Liberate your lawn! By converting even a small part of your lawn to a vegetable garden you’re saying, “I want my country back….literally! We can call them Freedom Fields! So get growing! And what lawn you do keep, remember, untreated grass clippings make a great natural mulch for your veggies. - Sarah B. KEY F=10” x 20” flats, 12 packs of 3, 36 per flat Each cell 4.5 fl oz / 133 ml 4C=3.75” cow pots, 15 per flat Each pot 9.46 fl oz / 280 ml 3C=3” cow pots, 12 per flat Each pot 7.2 fl oz / 213 ml G=Gallon, 3.69 qt / 3.49 l CB=Color Bowl, 1 gal / 3.78 l New plants for 2012 are listed in Bold Type. * = Heirloom 39 ARUGULA (Rocket) Astro - F Standard* - F Sylvetta - F ASIAN GREENS Joi Choi (Bok Choy) – F Komatsuna (Summerfest) - F Mei Qing Coi (Baby) – F Mizuna – F Purple Mizuna - F Purple Pac Choi - F Senposai - F Tatsoi – F Tokyo Bekana - F BITTER MELON Foo Gwa - 3C BROCCOFLOWER - F BROCCOLI Green Goliath - F Green Magic – F BRUSSEL SPROUTS Falstaff (Purple) - F Jade Cross E - F CABBAGE Copenhagen Market* - F Danish Ballhead* - F Early Jersey Wakefield* - F Late Flat Dutch *- F Ruby Perfection - F Savoy Express- F Savoy King - F Stonehead - F Tropic Giant - F CAULIFLOWER Bishop - F Fremont – F Graffitti (Purple) - F CELERIAC Brilliant - F CELERY Golden Self-branching* - F Redventure - F Tango - F CHINESE CABBAGE (Napa) Rubicon - F COLLARDS Champion - F CUCUMBER Armenian* - 3C Boothby’s Blonde* - 3C Burpless #26 - 3C Crystal Apple* - 3C Diva - 3C Homemade Pickles - 3C Lemon* – 3C Mexican Gherkin - 3C Spacemaster 80 – 3C Striped Armenian - 3C Sweeter Yet - 3C Suyo Long* - 3C EGGPLANT Barbarella - 4C Black Beauty - 4C Classic- F, 4C Dancer - 4C Fairy Tale - F Ghostbuster (White) – F Green Goddess - 4C Kermit (Thai) - 4C Little Fingers – 4C
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