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Perennials | Delphinium A B I J K C G H L D E F M N Q O P R Delphinium continued Dasante Blue First year flowering perennial. Vibrant blue flowers on a plant that is responsive to PGRs, naturally earlier and shorter stemmed. For containers 6 in. and larger, not cuts. Height: 28-34 in. Zones: 5-8. 19795 Dasante Blue A Mistral Series Spray-type. Flowers are 1 ½-2 in. on well branched sprays with lacy foliage. Height: 16-24 in.(garden), 36 in. grown as cuts. 12268 Blue B 12271 Sky Blue E 12269 Light Purple C 12272 Snow F 12270 Lilac D 12273 Star G Summer Series Earlier to bloom and with more heat tolerance. Used as a pot plant. Compact in habit, with an abundance of dense flower clusters. Height: 2-3 ft. 12291 Blues. Powder blue. H 12293 Nights. Midnight blue. K 19686 Cloud Bicolor. I 12294 Stars. Pure white. L Blue and white. 12292 Colors. Blend of above. 18643 Morning. Pink, unique. J Dianthus (Sweet William) barbatus 70°-72°F. 7-9days. Cover seed. Flowers June-August. Electron All ‘eyed’ flower mix. Long stems topped with large flower heads, in a wide range of colors. Zones: 4-6. 12336 Electron M Flavora First year blooming perennial. Fragrant and beautiful rose shades with pink rings. Zones: 4-9. 19684 Flavora Rose Shades N Hollandia Series Tall cutting type, can be grown as an annual and contains a wide color range, with many eyed types, pink, red, white, purple and shades. Does not flower all at once. Ask for separate colors. 12347 Hollandia Mix O Messenger Two weeks earlier than similar strains. Mixture of scarlet, deep red, red and white bicolor, salmon shades, white and a few others. An early cut flower. Zones: 4-8. 12371 Messenger Mix Provencal A truly quick crop. Greenhouse grown stems will average 24 in., somewhat shorter in field, but of very high quality. Excellent color range. Zones: 4-8. 12390 Provencal Mix P Superb Blend Mostly single, blooms ideal for cutting. Improved selection covering an extremely varied color range. Zones: 4-8. 12400 Superb Blend Mix Sweet Series Q Professional cut flower series offered in separate colors with no vernalization required to flower in first year. Sweet Series susceptible to Fusarium. Height: 18-36 in. Zones: 4-8. Pelleted Seed. 12403 Coral 12409 Scarlet 12405 Purple 12411 White 12408 Red Tall Double Variations of deep red, pink and white. Many unusual combinations of colors. Zones: 4-8. 12412 Tall Double Mix R 88 New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Erigeron | Perennials E F G A B C D H I Dicentra (Bleeding Heart) scandens 55°F. 21-28 days. Cover seed. Flowers June-October. Doronicum (Leopards Bane) caucasicum or oriental 70°F. 10-20 days. Do not cover seed. Flowers April-May. Spectabilis Drooping rose colored heart shaped flowers. An old favorite. Zones: 3-9. 12435 Spectabilis A Digitalis (Foxglove) purpurea 70°-75°F. 7-9 days. Do not cover seed. Flowers May-June. Zones: 4-8. Camelot Series High germination, uniform growth and flowering. More reliable first year flowering and heavy second year bloom. Container: 6 in. and larger. Height: 3 ½-4 ft. Pelleted seed. 12446 Cream B 12449 White E 12445 Lavender C 12447 Mix 12448 Rose D Dalmation Series First year flowering. Strong colors, good quality spikes. Suitable for 4 in. pots. Pelleted Seed. 19055 Purple Spotted F 19056 White Spotted Red G Excelsior Flowers at right angles to the stem rather than drooping downward. Complete color range. Flowers June and July. Height: 3 ft. 12451 Excelsior Mix H Magnificum Giant, golden yellow blooms. Height: 22 in. Zones: 4-7. 12463 Magnificum I Echinacea (Coneflower) purpurea 70°F. 10-15 days. Cover or uncover seed. Flowers July-August. Zones: 3-8. PowWow Series First F-1 hybrid Echinacea. Faster to flower, has more flowers and is genetically more dwarf than others. Blooms first year when sown by the end of Janueary. Needs 14 hours of daylight after 2 leaves stage to initiate flowers. Sow in fall to overwinter for spring bloom. Height: 20-24 in. Zones: 4-9. 19898 White J 19894 Wild Berry. AAS Winner. K Primadonna Series Uniform 4-5 in. flowers and wide petals. Thrives in hot sunny locations even under drought conditions. Ideal cut, fresh or dried. Height: 2 ½-3 ft. 12470 Deep Rose L 12471 White M Purple Stars (Purple Cone Flower) Rosy purple blooms with large dark centers. Blooms up to 8 in. on tall vigorous plants. Blooms first year. Super for cut. 12472 Purple Stars N J L K M Erigeron 70°-72°F. 5-10 days. Cover or uncover seed. Flowers June-September. Zones: 4-8. N New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787 89
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Rudbeckia | Bedding Plants A B F G
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