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Bedding Plants | Rudbeckia A C B D E H F G J I K Rudbeckia continued Cherokee Sunset Blend of autumn colors; yellow, bronze, orange and mahogany. 3-4 in. double or semi-double flowers with long stems. Height: 24-30 in. 15155 Cherokee Sunset. AAS Winner. A Cherry Brandy First red Rudbeckia. Single flowers in red shades with deep red centers. Excellent cut flower and in beds. Pot Ht: 12 in. Garden Height: 20 in. 18959 Cherry Brandy B Moreno Unique mahogany-red color. Basal branching with a spreading habit. Perfect for garden and containers. Blooms in a container at 10-12 in. Garden Height: 12-20 in. 15167 Moreno H Prairie Sun Light green central cone that blends beautifully with the large, 5 in. golden-yellow petals which end in primrose yellow. Can be used as cut flowers. Grow in large 5-6 in. pots, saleable as strong green plants. Height: 28-32 in. Filmcoated seed. 15168 Prairie Sun. AAS Winner. I Chim Chiminee Spectacular quilled flowers in shades from yellow through bronze to mahogany. Ideal cut flower. Height: 1 ½ ft. 15156 Chim Chiminee C Sonora Large golden yellow flowers with big black center. Height: 18-20 in. Filmcoated seed. 15170 Sonora J L M N Corona Golden yellow petals with dark eye. Bred to have more narrow upright habit to take less bench space. Filmcoated seed. Height: 18-20 in. 15159 Corona D Denver Daisy Golden 6-8 in. flowers with rusty red rings. Good for gallon production. Resists falling over in adverse weather. Height: 16-20 in. 19829 Denver Daisy E Indian Summer Stems are strong and wiry with huge 6-9 in. double and semi-double golden yellow blooms. Height: 3-3 ½ ft. 15163 Indian Summer. AAS Winner. F Maya First dwarf fully double flowering rudbeckia. Strong stems hold 3 ½-4 ½ in. bright yellow flowers upright. Container: 6 in. to gallon. Height: 18-20 in. Filmcoated seed. 15166 Maya G Tiger Eye First F1 hybrid Rudbeckia. Much improved uniformity for plant, flower, and crop production. Reduced sensitivity to Powdery Mildew. Responds to PGRs. Crop time 14-17 weeks. Height: 16-24 in. 18950 Tiger Eye Gold K Ruellia R. tweediana/brittoniana 72°-76°F, 5-6 days. Cover with vermiculite. Southern Star Series First dwarf ruellia from seed. Compares well to vegetative. Heat loving plant, already popular in southeast, used as groundcover. Weeks to flower 13-15. Best in 4 in. and larger. Height: 10-12 in. 19199 Blue L 19201 White N 19200 Pink M 36 New! Order <strong>Seed</strong>s Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Salvia | Bedding Plants A B F G C D E H I Salpiglossis S. sinuate Crop Time: Packs 18-19 weeks. Royale Series Dwarf, branched habit with longer flowering than others. Good as pots, beds, and containers. Solids and bicolors. Height: 12-16 in. Ask for separate colors. Pelleted seed. 21927 Royale Mix A Salvia (Scarlet Sage) splendens 65°-75°F. 10-14 days. Do not cover seed. Crop Time: Packs, 8-14 weeks Extra Dwarf Maestro Day length neutral. The earliest really dark green foliage Salvia. Offers extended shelf life and is an outstanding pack performer. Height: 8-10 in. 15197 Maestro B Scarlet Queen Day length neutral. An excellent extra early flowering, strain with good garden performance. Foliage is dark green and flowers are an intense red. Height: 9-10 in. 15232 Scarlet Queen C Dwarf Fizz Series New series out of Bloody Mary, which is renamed Strawberry. Earl and well branched with dark foliage. Height: 12 in. 19203 Grape 15183 Strawberry 19205 Peach 19204 Mix D 19206 Raspberry Picante Series Uniform for timing habit and flower form. Large and vigorous. Great in garden. Best in jumbos and larger pots. Height: 14-16 in. 15204 Burgundy 15209 Scarlet 15205 Light Purple 15206 Mix E 15207 Purple Reddy Series Naturally dwarf and compact with dark green foliage. Early flowering with a long shelf life. Compare to Vista. Height: 10-12 in. 20706 Bright Red 21942 Scarlet Bicolor F 21937 Lavender 21943 White 21939 Pink 20707 White Surprise G 21940 Purple 15214 Mix Nero H 21941 Salmon 21938 Mix I Sahara The best field performing Salvia from an early sowing. Vigorous but retains a compact habit. Improved heat tolerance, retaining its bright red 10 in. flower spikes throughout the season. Height: 12-14 in. 15217 Sahara Red J Salsa Series Day length neutral. Salsa will flower in 8-10 weeks and is suitable for pack, 4 in. and color bowl production. Height: 12-14 in. 15219 Burgundy 15228 Scarlet 15220 Light Purple 15227 Scarlet Bicolor 15223 Purple 15229 White 15224 Rose 15218 Mix Bicolor K 15226 Salmon 15221 Mix L Scarlet King Day length neutral. Intense scarlet spike contrasting beautifully with deep dark green foliage. Medium early. Height: 11 in. 15231 Scarlet King J K L New! Order <strong>Seed</strong>s Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787 37
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Page 3 and 4: ORDERING INFORMATION By Phone*: 800
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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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Page 75 and 76: Sunflower | Cut Flowers A B C D E F
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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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