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Ornamental Grass | Millet A B H I N C J K L M E D F Millet Pennisetum glaucum Purple Majesty Striking corn-like plant with deep purple foliage, stems, and flower plumes. Cat-tail like flowering plumes are 12-14 in. long. The more sun, the deeper the foliage color and the narrower the leaves. Suited for 4 in. pots to gallon containers. Height: 4-5 ft. 12979 Millet Pennisetum glaucum Purple Majesty. AAS Winner. A Millet Purple Mist (German Millet) Easy annual that produces a slender, head with purplish color. Use as fresh cut and dried. Height: to 36 in. 12981 Millet Purple Mist B Millet Tapestry Grey/green/purplish seed head that is semi-open. Direct seed. Use as fresh cut or dried. 12980 Millet Tapestry C Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion Exciting new bouquet filler. High germination, good uniformity, and high production rate per plant. For field or greenhouse production. Height: 2-3 ft. 18947 Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion D Panicum Sparkling Fountain Excellent cut flower mixed bouquet filler. Height: 24-31 in. 20239 Panicum Sparkling Fountain E Pennisetum setaceum rueppelii (Crimson Fountain Grass) Grown as annual. Stems topped with wispy 6 in. rosypurple plumes. Very desirable for fresh and dried arrangements. Best to cut stems before they set seed, to prevent self-sowing. Height: 2-3 ft. Zones: 8-10. 12984 Pennisetum setaceum rueppelii F Pennisetum villosum (Feathertop) Grown as annual. Produces plump creamy white 4 in. plumes. Best when ground is irrigated or very lightly sprayed overhead. Does not hold up well under heavy overhead watering. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 12985 Pennisetum villosum G Phalaris canariensis (Canary Grass) An annual ideal for cut-dried arrangements. Green seed heads make fine fresh cut material while brown dried seed heads can be dyed or used naturally in autumn arrangements. Sow in April, transplant to garden in May. Plants will bloom June/July. 12986 Phalaris canariensis H Rhynchelytrum repens Ruby red panicles, flower clusters, make an attractive and unusual filler. Early March sowing blooms June till fall. Makes a unique splash of color to annual and perennial landscapes. For fall bloom. Can be direct sown in field after frost danger is past. Space 10 x 11 in. Will tolerate grow/ Ming on temperatures of 50°-54°F. 12987 Rhynchelytrum repens I Setaria Red Jewel Easy to grow and extremely productive millet. One planting may harvest up to 6 weeks. Long leaves mature from green with a hint of red to a red brown. Height: 4 ft. 19776 Setaria Red Jewel J Stipa arundinacea Sirocco Only pink grass from seed. Turns shades of copper and pink in cool conditions. Height: 12-14 in. Zone to 6. Multi-seed pellet. 18680 Stipa arundinacea Sirocco K Stipa capillata (Bridal Veil) A perennial which averages 4 ft. in height and produces lacy, wisp branches ideal for cut design work. 12988 Stipa capillata L Stipa lessingiana Capriccio Wispy fine textured green grass, soft to the touch. Height: 14-16 in. Zone to 6. Multi-seed pellet. 18679 Stipa lessingiana Capriccio M Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails Pot Height: 10 in. Garden Height: 1-2 ft. Zones: 7-10. Multiseed pellet. 20943 Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails N G 114 New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Organic Seed A F G L B C H I K M D E J N O Organic Vegetable Seed Organic Herb Seed Beet Early Wonder Arugula Cultivated Roquette Broccoli Di Ciccio A Basil Dark Opal Broccoli Nutri Bud B Basil F-1 Sweet Nufar E Broccoli Sprouting Calabresei Basil Genovese F Carrot Danvers Basil Genovese – Compact type Cucumber Marketmore Basil Large Leaf Italian G Eggplant Black Beauty Basil Lime Eggplant Little Fingers Chives Garlic Allium tuberosum Lettuce Black Seeded Simpson C Chives Onion Allium schoenoprasm H Lettuce Green Romaine Cilantro Coriander Long Standing Lettuce Green Salad Bowl Dill Bouquet Lettuce Marveille Four Seasons Oregano Italian vulgare Lettuce Mesculin Mix Parsley Italian Dark Green Lettuce Red Romaine Sage Culinary Salvia officinalis Lettuce Red Salad Bowl Thyme Garden Thymus vulgaris Melon Hale's Best Organic Flower Seed Pepper Hot Cayenne Calendula Pacific Beauty Mix I Pepper Keystone Resistant Giant Carthamus gelabra Tall Spineless Pepper Sweet California Wonder Red Carthamus tinctorius White Everlasting Raddis French Breakfast Centaurea cyanus Polka Dot Mix J Radish Cherry Belle Cosmos Bright Lights Mix K Radish Daikon Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower L Spinach Bloomsdale D Larkspur Mixed Colors Squash Zucchini Black Beauty Marigold African Tall Crackerjack Mix M Squash Zucchini Summer Straightneck Nastuttium Dwarf Jewel Mix N Swiss Chard Fordhook Sunflower Autumn Beauty Tomato Beef Steak Sunflower Dwarf Sunspot Tomato Brandywine Sunflower Evening Colors Tomato San Marzano Sunflower Italian White O Turnip Purple Top White Globe Sunflower Jerusalem Gold P Watermelon Crimson Sweet Sunflower Lemon Queen Q Watermelon Sugar Baby Sunflower Ornamental Mixture Organic Cover Crop Seed Sunflower Red Sun Barley Beardless Hordeum vulgare Sunflower Russian Mammoth Clover Red Trifolium pratense Sunflower Taiyo Cover Crop Mix Vineyard Mix Sunflower Teddy Bear R Oats White Avena sativa Sesqui Oats Sunflower Tiffany F-1 S Pea Austrian Winter Lathyrus Hirsutus Sunflower Velvet Queen T Pea Field Pisum sativum Sweet Pea Royal Family Mixture U Rye Winter Secale cereale Vetch Hairy Vicia villosa Q S P R T Environmental Seed Producers (ESP) www.espseeds.com California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF) www.ccof.com National Organic Program (NOP) www.ams.usda.gov U ESP Organic Seed is shipped direct, separately from other seed. Minimum order is $100, not combined with other seed. See price list or ask for pricing. 115
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