Spring Planted Bulbs Thai Caladiums continued.
Thai Beauty #SCL77
Elongated three to six inch heart-shaped leaves with wavy edges are hot pink with dark green and white veins. Very striking. Does not toler-
ate sun. Grows 10 to 20 inches tall. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
❧ Toasted Bronze #SCL30
(Chang Suek) Excep- tionally thick reddish- purple leaves with brown overtones have a nice oval shape and a high gloss finish. Grows 1 to 2 feet high and prefers a location with partial sun or light shade. Each 10.95 3 for 29.95 6 for 54.95
Yellow Blossom #SCL24 (Leung Pa Li Chart) A standout color for caladiums. Leaves are chartreuse green to yellow accented with bright pink veins and spots. Sure to light up containers or
pair with a darker leaved variety for a dramatic display. Grows 1 to 2 feet tall. Prefers light shade.
Each 10.95 3 for 29.95 6 for 54.95
like plant’, their lush, sculpted leaves adorn stems growing 2 to 8 feet tall with a crown of colorful torchlike blooms. We enjoy a bed of these bold beauties each year as a focal point, and they are also ideal for temporary screens, background plants or as sturdy supports for annuals and climbers that might need staking. Striking in containers, too. Rhizomes should be lifted in fall. Please note: We are only offering varieties that we feel are free of the canna virus that has been infecting canna crops over the past several years. Varieties shipped in 4 inch pots are from virus-free tissue culture. [Ht: 18"-8', Bl: Summer, Zones: 7 to 10, 9/sq. yd.]
Australia #SCA47 Darkest leaved canna. Foliage is purple-black with a satin sheen. Holds color even in hot conditions. Large salmon-red flowers. Ht: 3'-5'. 4 inch pots. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Bird of Paradise™ #SCA28 Prized for its foliage. Enormous blue-gray leaves with purple venation are edged in neon pink. Bright pink blooms. 4 inch pots. Ht: 6'-7'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Black Velvet #SCA50 Velvety dark red blooms. Dark burgundy- purple to near black foliage with slight green veining. Ht: 4'-6'. 3 for 7.95 6 for 14.95 12 for 26.95
Burning Ember #SCA35
A spectacular combination of large, burnt- orange blossoms topping dark bronze foliage. An excellent contrast plant. Ht: 2'-3'. 3 for 9.95 6 for 17.95 12 for 32.95
Little Sweethearts Canna Collection Includes 3 each of Burning Ember, Dawn Pink and Striped Beauty. #SCA101X (9 plants total) 23.95
Dawn Pink #SCA34
Deep coral-pink flowers top large leaves of dark bronze. Shorter height makes it well- adapted to containers. Ht: 2'-3'. 3 for 9.95 6 for 17.95 12 for 32.95
❧ Erebus #SCA45 Grayish-green lance-shaped leaves combine
with salmon-pink blooms for a classy, tropical look. Bred for use as an aquatic, but also pe- forms very well in soil. 4 inch pots. Ht: 3'-4'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Ermine #SCA46 Creamy white blooms flush to pale yellow at their centers. One of the “whitest” cannas currently available. Very dark green foliage provides the perfect foil for the elegant blooms. 4 inch pots. Ht: 3'-4'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Intrigue #SCA49
Huge plants with dark bronze, lance-shaped leaves and soft apricot-orange flowers. A good background or statement plant. Self-cleaning. Tolerates some shade. Ht: 8'-10'. 4 inch pots. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
CANNAS
Size: 2-5 eye tubers (unless noted) These tropical-looking plants appear to have escaped the rain forest, but actually enjoy full sun. From the Greek “kanna” meaning ‘reed-
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❧ Lemon Punch #SCA39 (PPAF)–Bright citrine-yellow flowers pair
beautifully with bluish-green foliage. Perfect for adding a tropical touch to mixed containers and landscapes. 4 inch pots. Ht: 3'-4'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
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❧ Orange Punch #SCA51 Brilliant orange blooms are accented by bright
yellow throats and hang downward in racemes rather than upright in spikes. Rich green foliage offsets the blooms nicely. One of the longest flowering cannas. 4 inch pots. Ht: 3'-4'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Pink Sunburst #SCA97 Warm pink flowers combine with spectacular variegated foliage of green striped with yellow and pink. (1 to 2 eye divisions) Ht: 18"-24". 3 for 9.95 6 for 17.95 12 for 32.95
Pretoria #SCA57 The “Bengel Tiger” canna, originally from India. Zebra-striped foliage of creamy yellow and green. Melon-orange blooms. Spectacular! Ht: 4'-6'. Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95
❧ Ra #SCA53
A stately canna that can be used as an aquatic plant. Bright yellow blooms provide a tropical touch to the background of the pond or land- scape. Green foliage. 4 inch pots. Ht: 4'-6'. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Red Dazzler #SCA92 Fiery red flowers top majestic plants covered with large, bright green leaves. Ht: 6'-8'. 3 for 7.95 6 for 14.95 12 for 26.95
Striped Beauty #SCA70 Unusual foliage of green with creamy-white stripes. Yellow flowers are splashed with white markings. Ht: 2'-3'. 3 for 8.95 6 for 15.95 12 for 29.95
Sweet Gypsy #SCA74 (PPAF)–Pastel pink blooms have a wide, brushed yellow edge and yellow centers. Dark green foli- age. Very different. Ht: 2'-3'. 4 inch pots. Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95
Wyoming #SCA56
One of the best known bronze-foliage cannas with massive dark-veined leaves. Huge, soft orange flowers. Ht: 6'-9'. 3 for 6.95 6 for 12.95 12 for 23.95
Novelty Canna Collection Includes one each of Australia, Bird of Para- dise™, Ermine and Orange Punch. #SCA103X (4 plants total) 32.95
JOHN AND BOB’S SOIL OPTIMIZER
Rejuvenates poor, worn out soil. Repair poor soil without heavy digging or hauling cumbersome bags of humus. This 100% organic blend of concentrated, fully decomposed humus and other essential soil additives is simply spread over existing lawns or gardens and watered in. It is completely safe and allows no risk of burning plants or over-application. Spread 3 pounds over 1000 sq. ft. for the same results as working in hundreds of pounds of compost humus. Guaranteed to begin improving soil the same season it is applied. Approved by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI).
#51106–3 pound bag 19.95 each. #51107–6 pound bag 32.95 each.
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