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WIZARD® SERIES No need to dead-head these nearly “non-fl ower- ing” varieties. Plants spread 10 to 12”, are uni- form, low-maintenance, dwarf and compact and set seeds very late in the season, extending its landscape value. Striking in beds, baskets and containers. 12-14”
Coral Sunrise
ANNUALS
Velvet Red - #05487 Deep, velvet-red leaves on plants with a compact habit. 12-15" (G) 250 seeds $3.75 (C) 1000 seeds $12.25 (W) 500 seeds 6.75
Velvet Red
Coral Sunrise - #05475 ✱ Mix - #05495 ✱ Prices, above 2: (G) 250 seeds $3.65 (C) 1000 seeds $11.50 (W) 500 seeds 6.25 (Z) 2500 seeds 27.75
Mix
VERSA™ HYBRID SERIES Well-named for its versatility – this robust series offers a range of heights and hues that tolerate full sun, heat and high humidity, as well as full to partial shade. Flowers slightly later than other varieties, for extended performance throughout the season. Green Halo is the most compact at 20”, and Burgundy to Green is the tallest, with the others ranging comfortably in between. Growth is easily controlled with en- vironment and nutrition – no pinching required. Burgundy to Green and Rose to Lime start out one color and change throughout the season to an entirely different color! An exciting variety for those who want to add more than just a splash of color. Pelleted seed only.
Green Halo - #05497 Cream-colored with thick green margins. 20” Green Halo
Lime
Rose to Lime
Rose to Lime - #05492 ✱ Starts out rosy-pink, then turns to cream with green margins. 24”
Burgundy to Green
Burgundy to Green - #05491 ✱ Wine-colored with green speckles that gradually expand. 32”
Lime - #05498 ✱ Bright shades of lime green and gold. 28”
Mix - #05494 Mix
Watermelon
Watermelon - #05499 ✱ Cherry red with green edges, becomes deep pink under warmer conditions. 24”
Crimson Gold
Crimson Gold - #05496 ✱ Deep red with golden-green edges. 26”
Prices, per variety: (R) 50 pellets $ 8.95 (G) 250 pellets $35.95 (V) 100 pellets 15.95 (W) 500 pellets 64.95
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