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Bedding Plants | Pepper Ornamental B F G H A D C I J E K L M N O P Q Pepper Ornamental continued Chilly Chili An excellent choice for landscape use. Non-pungent, child safe fruits. Greenish yellow fruits mature to dark red. Each fruit is 2-2 ½ in. long. Height: 9-10 in. 14288 Chilly Chili. AAS Winner. A Garda Series Spectacular garden performance. Small cone fruits with long lasting color. Height: 16 in. 19850 Chandelier. Matures from white to red. B 19851 Fireworks. Matures from purple to red. C 14297 Hocus Pocus. Matures white to orange. D 14296 Tricolor. Mulicolored. Deep purple to red. E Purple Flash Leaves are almost black with flashes of bright purple. Height: 13-15 in. 19147 Purple Flash F Sangria Striking purple and red, non-pungent fruits. Height: 10-12 in. 19148 Sangria G Petunia 70°-75°F. 7-12 days. Do not cover seed. Crop Time: Packs, 14-16 weeks Double Flowered Double Cascade Series (Grandiflora) More compact and 2-4 weeks earlier than the older grandiflora doubles. Huge, 3-4 in. heavily petaled flowers. Height: 10-15 in. 14468 Blue 14476 Pink 14470 Burgundy 17815 Plum Vein 14474 Orchid Mist. 14478 Soft Pink Light lavender-pink. 14472 Mix H Double Glorious Series (Grandiflora) 14511 Duet. Salmon and white 14772 Valentine. Red. bicolor. I 14574 Mix J 14687 Sonata. White. Pirouette Series (Grandiflora) Bicolors with white edges. 14608 Purple K 14612 Rose M 14610 Red L Tart Bonanza Mix (Multiflora) Double blooms 2 ½-3 in. 14723 Tart Bonanza Mix Single Flowered Hedgiflora Cadenza Series Large habit, 3 ft. wide 1 ½ ft. high. Excellent recovery after rain and resists central plant split. Ideal for 4 in. and larger. Pelleted seed. 19168 Rose Pink N 19170 Rose Red O 19169 Rose 19171 Salmon Pink Tidal Wave Series Tallest of the Wave family, first growing outward then up forming a shrub like shape. Botrytis tolerant. Flower size 2-2 ¼ in. Height: 16-22 in. Pelleted seed. 14724 Cherry 14726 Purple 14725 Hot Pink 14727 Silver. AAS Winner. P Spreading Avalanche Series Spreading habit that holds up better under wet weather. Tight blooming habit under short days. Spreads 2 ft. Height: 6-8 in. Pelleted seed. 14341 Lavender 14346 Salmon Shades 14342 Lilac 14347 Tropical Red. Light red. 14343 Pink 14348 White 14244 Red 14338 Mix Beachcomber 14345 Rose 19309 Mix Q 30 New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Petunia | Bedding Plants A B F G H C I J D E K L M N Easy Wave Series Earlier, more mounded and less spreading than Wave series. Spreads: 2 ½-3 ft. Height: 8-12 in. Pelleted seed. 14513 Blue 14520 Shell Pink 19710 Burgundy Star 19755 Violet 14514 Coral Reef 14523 White 18802 Mystic Pink 20569 Mix Gelato A 20572 Neon Rose 20570 Mix Great Lakes B 20573 Pink Dawn 20571 Mix Opposites Attract 14516 Pink 19774 Mix Plum Pudding C 19717 Plum Vein 21727 NEW! Mix 14517 Red South Beach D 14518 Rosy Dawn. 19762 Mix Starfish Morn pattern. 21728 NEW! Mix Sweet Tart E 14519 Salmon 14515 Mix Opera Supreme Series Stays low and spreading up to 3 ft., not mounded, with better day length neutrality. Medium flowers with attractive sheen borne in great profusion from the centers to the tips of the plants. Landscape or hanging baskets. Height: 4-6 in. Pelleted seed. 18803 Blue 14598 Pink Morn. AAS Winner. G 18804 Coral 18807 Purple 18805 Lavender 20583 Raspberry Ice H 20582 Light Blue F 18808 Salmon 18806 Lilac Ice 18809 White Ramblin Series Controlled habit is grower friendly. Easy to flower in early spring. Flowers cover the entire plant, including the crown. Mounding habit is landscape friendly. Container: 4 in and larger. Trails: 2-3 ft. Height: 10-14 in. Pelleted seed. 14671 Burgundy Chrome 14683 Shades O’Pink 14673 Lavender 20603 Sugar Plum 14674 Lilac Glo 14684 Violet 14676 Neon Rose 14685 White 14677 Nu Blue. Deep blue. 14672 Mix Calypso 14678 Peach Glo 19166 Mix Cool Berry 14679 Pink 19167 Mix Cotton Candy 14681 Red 14680 Mix Razzleberry 14682 Salmon Capri 14675 Mix I 18810 Scarlet Rapide First yellow flowered spreading petunia from seed. Mounded, branching habit with large flowers produced in profusion. Early, flowering in shorter days than comparable varieties. Pelleted seed. 14686 Rapide Sunshine J Shock Wave Series Has the spreading habit of Easy Wave, but with an extreme proliferation of smaller flowers. Flowers in 9-12 weeks. Best in 306 packs, 4-6 in pots, 10 in baskets. Height: 7-10 in. Pelleted seed. 20604 Coconut 18817 Rose 21800 NEW! Coral Crush K 18811 Mix Buzz. Ivory, Rose, 19756 Denim and Pink Shades 18814 Pink Shades 18812 Mix Electric. Includes: 18815 Pink Vein Purple and Pink Vein 18816 Purple 20605 Mix Spark M 21802 NEW! Red L 21801 NEW! Mix Volt N Sophistica Series Professional-quality, truly unique colors in a large flower size. Weeks to flower: 11-13. Height: 10-15 in. Pelleted seed. 19775 Antique Shades O 19687 Lime Bicolor Q 19744 Blue Morn P Wave Series All horizontal growth. Stems grow along the ground and can spread 2-4 ft. Superior landscape performance under severely stressful growing conditions. Pelleted seed. 14773 Blue. AAS Winner. R 20622 Purple Improved T 14774 Lavender 14778 Rose 14775 Misty Lilac 14776 Pink 14777 Purple Classic. AAS Winner. The original. S New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787 P S O Q R T 31
Page 1 and 2: 2012-2013 Seed Catalog For the Comm
Page 3 and 4: ORDERING INFORMATION By Phone*: 800
Page 5 and 6: Gloeckner Field Representatives Wal
Page 7 and 8: Featured New Seed Products Pepper H
Page 9 and 10: Begonia Fibrous | Bedding Plants H
Page 11 and 12: Candytuft | Bedding Plants A J K B
Page 13 and 14: Cleome | Bedding Plants A F C B G H
Page 15 and 16: Dianthus | Bedding Plants A B C D E
Page 17 and 18: Gaillardia | Bedding Plants I J A D
Page 19 and 20: Geranium | Bedding Plants A K I B M
Page 21 and 22: Impatiens | Bedding Plants A B C I
Page 23 and 24: Lobelia | Bedding Plants A B C D E
Page 25 and 26: Melampodium | Bedding Plants A B G
Page 27 and 28: Nierembergia | Bedding Plants D F H
Page 29 and 30: Pansy | Bedding Plants A B E F G H
Page 31: Pepper Ornamental | Bedding Plants
Page 35 and 36: Plectranthus | Bedding Plants G H B
Page 37 and 38: Rudbeckia | Bedding Plants A B F G
Page 39 and 40: Salvia | Bedding Plants A B F G C D
Page 41 and 42: Snapdragon | Bedding Plants F A B C
Page 43 and 44: Tithonia | Bedding Plants G A B E H
Page 45 and 46: Viola | Bedding Plants D G A P E F
Page 47 and 48: Zinnia | Bedding Plants A B F I J C
Page 49 and 50: Anethum | Cut Flowers B A C D H E F
Page 51 and 52: Aster | Cut Flowers A B C D K E F I
Page 53 and 54: Celosia | Cut Flowers A H I K L D B
Page 55 and 56: Cirsium | Cut Flowers A B C L G F E
Page 57 and 58: Delphinium | Cut Flowers A B C D E
Page 59 and 60: Flowering Kale/Cabbage | Cut Flower
Page 61 and 62: Larkspur | Cut Flowers A F G L B C
Page 63 and 64: Marigold | Cut Flowers O P A B L C
Page 65 and 66: Rudbeckia | Cut Flowers E C A F G B
Page 67 and 68: Snapdragon Greenhouse | Cut Flowers
Page 69 and 70: Statice | Cut Flowers G H I A F K J
Page 71 and 72: Sweet Pea | Cut Flowers A B J K O C
Page 73 and 74: Zinnia | Cut Flowers A F G L B C H
Page 75 and 76: Sunflower | Cut Flowers A B C D E F
Page 77 and 78: Cyclamen | Pot Plants A B M N C D K
Page 79 and 80: Gloxinia | Pot Plants A E F I B G J
Page 81 and 82: Primula | Pot Plants A B F J K C G
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Sweet Pea | Pot Plants A E C B D F
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Armeria | Perennials A E C B D F A.
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Campanula | Perennials A B G H D C
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Delphinium | Perennials A E F C B D
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Erigeron | Perennials E F G A B C D
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Heuchera | Perennials A E D B C F 2
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Lupinus | Perennials D E C G A B F
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Prunella | Perennials A H I B C G J
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Veronica | Perennials A C D I B E F
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Eggplant | Vegetables A G E B C H I
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Lettuce | Vegetables A B C D E F G
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Pepper | Vegetables A B J E C D H I
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Strawberry | Vegetables A H I J B C
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Tomato | Vegetables A H I J K B C G
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Harpephylum | Foliage & Exotic M O
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Zamia | Foliage & Exotic Germinatio
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Millet | Ornamental Grass A B H I D
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Organic Seed A F G L B C H I K M D
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