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Bedding Plants | Plectranthus A C D E F B G H L N I J K O Q M P R Plectranthus continued P. oertendahii Emerald Lace Compact plants grown for texture and variegated foliage. Long shelf life indoors or out. Drought tolerant. Height: 6-8 in. Pelleted seed. 18818 Emerald Lace A P. argentatus Silver Crest Similar to Silver Shield except; smaller leaves, more trailing, earlier to bloom, less vigorous and dense. Height: 24-30 in. 19767 Silver Crest B Silver Shield Large, soft silvery-gray leaves, with some texture. Excellent in mixed containers. No pinching needed – branches better than vegetative. Height: 24-30 in. Pelleted seed. 14822 Silver Shield C Poppy See Perennials Portulaca grandiflora 70°-75°F. 7-10 days. Do not cover seed. Crop Time: Packs, 12-13 weeks NEW! Happy Hour Series Reduced daylight sensitivity allows southern growers to sow earlier for early season sales. Well branched plants with mounding habit and large flowers. Multi-seed pellets. Height: 8-10 in. 21809 Banana. Yellow. D 21821 Orange I 21811 Coconut. White. E 21823 Peppermint J 21813 Deep Red F 21825 Rosita. Rose. K 21815 Fuchsia G 21819 Mix 21817 Lemon H Sundial Series Flower under lower light levels and bloom earlier than open pollinated varieties. Height: 6-8 in. 14862 Chiffon 14883 Pink 14864 Cream 14886 Princess Pink 14865 Fuchsia 14889 Scarlet 14868 Gold 14892 Tangerine 14871 Mango 14893 White 14876 Orange 14895 Yellow 14878 Peach. AAS Winner. 14873 Mix L 14880 Peppermint Sunseeker Series Combines the earliness of Sundials and the compactness of Margaritas. Well suited for 4 in. packs or jumbos. Flowers are fully double, about 2 in. and stay open longer into the evening. Multi-Seed Pellets. Ask for separate colors. 14900 Sunseeker Mix Multicolors M Tequila Series Vigorous at an early stage, even under cool, wet outdoor conditions. When sowing early under short days, Tequila exhibits less day length sensitivity and will flower about 1 week earlier than others. Height: 2 in. Multi-Seed Pellet. Ask for separate colors. 14911 Tequila Mix N NEW! Toucan Purslane Series First economical, programmable and reliable seed-grown purslane for mass-market baskets and containers. Healthy, easy-care series requires little or no PGRs and no need to pinch. Flower size, 2 in. Reintroduced as raw seed with 70% germination standard. Sow 4 seeds per cell. Height: 3-4 in. 21827 Fuchsia O 21829 Yellow Q 21828 Scarlet Shades P 21826 Mix Hot R Primula Also see Pot Plants 60°F. 10-14 days. Do not cover seed. Crop Time: packs, 5-6 months 34 New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Rudbeckia | Bedding Plants A B F G E C D H P. acaulis or vulgaris 19186 Fire F 18837 Mix G Danova Series Early season type with large 1-1 ½ in. flowers held above foliage on compact plants. All bloom within two week period. Full color range. Ask for separate colors. 14938 Danova Mix A NEW! Victoriana XL Burgundy 2 in. flowers with silver lace edging held on very strong stems. Much improved seed quality and uniform habit. Height: 8 in. 21899 Victoriana XL H Orion Series Mid season flowering for late winter and early spring sales. Highest seed quality, more compact habit and tightest flowering window. Zones 2-8. Height: 5-6 in. Ask for separate colors. 18824 Orion Mix B Primera Series Early season type. Beefier habit and large blooms with rounded leaves. Plant sizes up easily for 4 in. production. Container: jumbos and larger. Height: 5-6 in. Ask for separate colors. 15010 Primera Mix C Rosanna Series Same flowering time as Danova, but looks like a bouquet of mini roses. Primed seed. Ask for separate colors. 15039 Rosanna Mix D P. polyanthus (elatior) Piano Series Bred for fall or spring. Does not stretch, even under high heat. Can grow in warmer areas for fall crop as it requires very little cool temperatures to initiate flowers. Ask for separate colors. 20665 Piano Mix E Supernova Series Faster to bloom by 3 weeks, with improved habit, disease resistance, and tolerance to temperature ranges compared to Pacific Giants. Multiple flower stems and buds at first flower. Ask for separate colors. Ptilotus Exaltatus 75°-79°F. 5-7 days. Do not cover seed. Joey Feathery bottlebrush flower spikes are 2-5 in. start out silver and darken to neon pink near the tips. Native to central Australia, likes heat and drought tolerant. Keep plug on dry side and don’t hold in plugs. Crop time 12 weeks. Height: 14-18 in. 18981 Joey I Rudbeckia hirta 70°-72°F. 5-10 days. Cover or uncover seed. Autumn Colors Bronze petals, a red ring and a rusty red center. Well suited for use as a classic bedding plant. Sturdy, wiry flower stem. Height: 20-24 in. Filmcoated seed. 15150 Autumn Colors J Becky Series Extra dwarf, single daisy like 4-6 in. blooms. Container: 5-6 in pots or gallons. Height: 8-10 in. 15151 Cinnamon Bicolor 15154 Yellow 15153 Orange 15152 Mix K Cappuccino Tetraploid. Large bronze brown flowers. Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner. Vigorous and well branched. Height: 16 in. 18850 Cappuccino L I J K L New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787 35
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Page 3 and 4: ORDERING INFORMATION By Phone*: 800
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Page 9 and 10: Begonia Fibrous | Bedding Plants H
Page 11 and 12: Candytuft | Bedding Plants A J K B
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Page 15 and 16: Dianthus | Bedding Plants A B C D E
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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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