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F-6426 The Care and Handling of CutFlowersF-6425 Annual Flowers for Specific Uses inOklahomaF-6410 Perennial Flowers for Specific Uses inOklahomaPennsylvania State University Center for Plasticulturehttp://plasticulture.cas.psu.edu/compflwrs.htmUniversity of Connecticutwww.hort.uconn.edu/ipm/ipmghse.htmIntegrated Pest Management for Cut FlowerGrowersUniversity of Floridahttp://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/University of Marylandwww.agnr.umd.edu/ipmnet/facts.htmFS686 Producing Annual Sunflowers asCut FlowersFS687 Production of Asiatic and OrientalLilies as Cut FlowersFS684 Production of Celosia as Cut FlowersFS685 Production of Yarrow as Cut FlowersFS731 Production of Purple Coneflower as aCut FlowerFS 753 Producing Anemone as a Cut FlowerFS713 Producing Larkspur as Cut FlowersFS-770 Production of Lisianthus as aCut FlowerUniversity of Massachusetts Floriculture Fact Sheetswww.umass.edu/umext/floriculture/fact_sheets/specific_crops/cutweed.htmlField Grown Annuals for Cut FlowersWeed Management for Outdoor Cut FlowersSugar and Acidity in Preservative Solutions forField-grown Cut FlowersPostharvest Handling of Six More Field-grownCut Flowers—Astilbe, Gladiolus, Helianthus,Liatris, Lilium, ZinniaUsing Coralbells as Cut FlowersPostharvest Handling Tips for Cut Flowers ofSome Spring Flowering BulbsInsect Problems in Commercial Production ofOutdoor Cut FlowersTexas Department of Agriculture’s Cut FlowerResource Guidewww.agr.state.tx.us/marketing/cutflower/The New Farm e-magazinewww.newfarm.org/columns/cut_flowers/Pennsylvania cut flower grower Melanie DeVault’scurrent and archived columns provide experience-basedinformation.Chain of Life Networkwww.chainoflifenetwork.orgThe site is a comprehensive assembly of information thatcan be used by growers, wholesalers, florists, supermarkets,brokers, breeders, educators, bouquet manufacturers, associations,and floral supply companies to improve the performanceof cut flowers and greens, cuttings, plugs, andfoliage, flowering, and bedding plants. Illustrations anddetailed information on postharvest care for nearly 450 floralcrops are included, as are links to sites with postharvestand/or marketing information.Seeds, Plants, BulbsAgua Fria Nursery1409 Agua FriaSanta Fe, NM 87501-3507505-983-4831Plants. Wide selection. Retail. Uncommon penstemons.Bluebird Nursery, IncP.O. Box 460Clarkson, NE 68629800-356-9164www.bluebirdnursery.comLiners and containers, unusual and hard to find items.Cramers’ Posie Patch116 Trail Rd. NorthElizabethtown, PA 17022877-CRAMERSwww.cramersposiepatch.comCreek Hill Nursery17 W. MainLeola, PA 17540888-565-0050Liners, grasses, hydrangeas, woodies, select perennials.De Vroomen HollandP.O. Box 189Russell, IL 60075847-395-9911sales@devroomen.comwww.devroomen.comBulbs and perennials (liners and bare-root).Page 30 ATTRA Specialty Cut Flower Production and Marketing
DonahuesP.O. Box 366420 SW 10th St.Faribault, MN 55021507-334-8404www.donahuesclematis.comClematis specialists.Ednie Flower Bulb, Inc.37 Fredon-Marksboro Rd.Fredon, NJ 07860973-940-2700Bareroot, bulbs, lilies.Emerald Coast GrowersP.O. Box 10886Pensacola, FL 32524877-804-7277Liners, grasses, hostas, daylilies, select perennials.Ernst Benary of America, Inc.Rudolf Sterkel1444 Larson StreetSycamore, IL 60178815-895-6705rsterkel@benary.comSeeds.Flagstaff Native Plant and Seed409 West Pine AvenueFlagstaff, AZ 86001928-773-9406928-214-7351www.nativeplantandseed.comNative plants and seed for northern Arizona. Source-identifiedplants and seed. Xeric non-native plants suitable fornorthern Arizona.Forestfarm990 Tetherow Rd.Williams, OR 97544541-846-7269www.forestfarm.comGeoSeed121 Gary Rd.Hodges, SC 29653888-645-2323Germania Seed CompanyP.O. Box 317875878 N. Northwest Hwy.Chicago, IL 60631-0787800-380-4721info@germaniaseed.comwww.germaniaseed.comPerennials (plugs), bulbs, seed.www.attra.ncat.orgGo NativeP.O. Box 3631Las Cruces, NM 88003800-880-4698http://gonative.com/Natives, perennials, ground covers, herbs.Gloeckner600 Mamaroneck Ave.Harrison, NY 10528-1631800-345-3787Seeds, plugs, liners, bulbs, supplies.Gro’N Sell320 Lower State Rd.Chalfont, PA 18914215-822-1276www.gro-n-sell.comPlugs and liners.Harris Seeds355 Paul RoadP.O. Box 24966Rochester, NY 14624-0966800-544-7938www.harrisseeds.comHeadstart Nursery4860 Monterey Rd.Gilroy, CA 95020408-842-3030Plugs.Heronswood Nursery7530 N.E. 288th St.Kingston, WA 98346360-297-4172www.heronswood.comHigh Altitude Gardens4150 B Black Oak DriveHailey, ID 83333208-788-4363mcdorman@seedsave.orgSeeds for high elevations and cold climates. Native grasses,wildflower seed, and mixes.High Country Gardens2902 Rufi na St.Santa Fe, NM 87507-2929505-438-3031800-925-9387plants@highcountrygardens.comwww.highcountrygardens.comATTRAPage 31
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