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bacopa
‘Secrets XXL Cen-
tral Pink’ is one of three new colors added to the bacopa Secrets series, bred by Breier. This variety, light pink with a dark-pink ring, is easy to root and has a strong growth habit. Other new colors include Blue Delight and Silver Sky. Cohen Propagation Nurseries.
www.cohennur.co.il 972 8 9439487.
Write in 1400
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new varieties
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coreopsis
Part of the Big Bang
series, ‘Galaxy’ boasts semi- double yellow fl owers and medium-green foliage. Bred by Darrell Probst, it blooms continuously and boasts a sturdy, compact habit. ‘Galaxy’ stands out for its excellent container habit and garden appeal. It is winter hardy to Zone 5 and prefers full sun. Pioneer Gardens, Inc.
www.pioneergardens.com 413.773.5360.
Write in 1401
ajuga
A hardy groundcover, ajuga
‘Black Scallop’ is a new variety for 2010. It is easy to grow and quick to fi nish without the help of plant growth regulators. It prefers sun to partial shade and may be used in 4- to 6-inch pots or gallons. Use as a landscape groundcover or border, or in combination planters. GroLink.
www.grolink.com 8 00.451.6319.
Write in 1402
begonia
New for 2010, ‘Bada Bing
Soft Pink’ is suitable for con- tainer gardening or garden beds. This long-blooming annual features a mounded habit with soft, blush-pink fl owers. Mature plants reach 8-10 inches tall and 6-8 inches wide.
Goldsmith Seeds.
www.goldsmithseeds.com 800.549.0158.
Write in 1403
The sky is the limit.
We’ve expanded our production facilities in order to better serve your needs – from broader capabilities to increased capacity. This means whatever your horticultural container need, we can meet it – on time, on budget and to the highest standards of quality.
Broaden your horizons with T.O. Plastics.
www.toplastics.com
write in 131
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write in 132
May 2010 GPN 37
PO Box 37 830 County Road 75 Clearwater, MN 55320
320.558.2407
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