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Plants that Work® I n the Shade has the answers for your shade garden applications - texture, ~wyt ^ ftKb/ ^ s ' Wbrk color, seasonality, and exciting, new varieties. For outdoor living, in the shade or sun, find •*■- lCU-l-LO our premium, solution-based programs of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees at fine, V W Г К locally-owned garden centers. Learn more and where to buy at www.plantsthatwork.com. the Greener Things in Life"
plant palette 28 GARDEN DESIGN APRIL 09 A PICASSO® In 2001, when Sande B.V. hit the scene with several bicolor breakthroughs the likes of which the world hadn't previously seen, Picasso 15 was a superstar among those prima donnas. Large flowering and pointed in its form, the throat of each thick, creamy vase is suffused in rosy purple, giving the goblet depth. Developed for both containers and cut flowers, the blossoms stand head and shoulders above the shorter, heavily dappled leaves. A ASCARI® Also pushing the envelope pigmentwise is Ascari®, with shimmering gold spathes so heavily drenched with deep, dark purple that the color isn't confined to the inner circle; it seeps outside the challis. Suitable for cutting as well as garden culture, the leaves are slightly lobed rather than being strictly arrow-shaped, extending the intrigue before and after blooming. < ODESSA® Hinting of marvels to come, Odessa® is a glimmer of future trends, hot off the press and just released. So dark burgundy that it's classified as black, the flowers crown long, luxuriant but also sturdy stems. And the bulbs make for fast forcing with superabundant blossoms. What does plentiful mean for a calla? In this case, it translates into as many as 15 sensuous flowers per bulb.
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