CALENDULA For Culture, see page 16.
A breeding breakthrough – a dwarf Calendula for commercial growers!
Lola
PEPPER For Culture, see page 82.
Lola Hybrid - #03182
65-70 days. Large fruits are smooth, straight, measure 7-1/2 to 8” long and are sweet and crunchy with firm, thick walls. Matures from light yellow to orange and finally to bright red and can be eaten at any stage. Sturdy, vigorous plants provide good cover to protect fruits. Excellent for processing and fresh markets. Highly re- sistant to Bacterial Leaf Spot races 0-3 and 7-8 with intermediate resistance to Toma- to Spotted Wilt Virus. Widely adaptable, high yielding, early and easy-to-grow.
(V) 100 seeds $10.50; 3 or more $9.95 each (W) 500 seeds $41.95; 2 or more $40.50 each
to fully double, 3” cactus flow- ers. Striking orange and yellow blooms have rolled petals that surround contrasting dark brown centers. Creates an eye-catching display at retail to quickly grab the attention of consumers and has an excellent shelf life on the bench. Compact plants have a sturdy, well branched habit
A great new banana pepper featuring excellent mild flavor, super yields and strong disease resistance!
Orange
CALEXIS SERIES This award winning series features unique semi-double
Yellow
and are good for production in 4 to 6” pots as a cool season or early spring crop. Makes a great presentation and performs excellent in beds, mass plantings, borders and containers. Easy-to-grow. Attracts bees and butterflies. Spreads to 12”. 12”. Annual
Orange - #05348 2019 Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner! Yellow - #05349 2018 Fleuroselect Approved Novelty! Prices, above 2: (G) 250 seeds $4.95; 3 or more $4.50 each (C) 1000 seeds $15.50; 2 or more $13.95 each
TOMATO For Culture, see page 97.
Bred to be the first-of-its-kind with greatly improved red fruit color and increased lycopene! Mountain Vineyard FFF Hybrid - #00502
Lucky Star Raspberry
PENTAS For Culture, see page 45. Bred for the fastest follow-up blooming
of any Pentas on the market! Lucky Star Raspberry Hybrid - #07288
Bright, no-fade color is the first-of-its- kind for Pentas – plants look better get- ting off the truck and they just keep get- ting better in the store! Follow-up blooms do not eclipse the prior flush, so plants stay ready for sale at retail with minimal care. Lush plants maintain their consistent show of color from retail through end-of- season, have a tight, upright compact hab- it and spread 12 to 14”. 12-16”. Annual. Pelleted seed only.
(V) 100 pellets $14.25; 3 or more $13.50 each (W) 500 pellets $59.95; 2 or more $57.95 each 10
76 days. Long, oval fruits have dark green shoulders that mature to a glossy dark red and resist cracking and bursting very well. Crisp, firm fruits have an appealing red gel and a deliciously balanced sweet flavor. Compact plants have dark green foliage that provides good fruit cover and short internodes making for easier har- vest. Early heavy pruning recommended. Resistant to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. Heavy yielder. Indeterminate.
(R) 50 seeds $17.95; 3 or more $17.50 each (G) 250 seeds $74.50; 2 or more $72.95 each
Mountain Vineyard
Liberty Belle
PEPPER For Culture, see page 82. CLEANLEAF™ trait results in healthier foliage for longer lasting garden perfor- mance – longer shelf life for the grower, retailer and consumer!
Liberty Belle Hybrid - #03169 73-78 days. The naturally dwarf habit of this new patio variety makes it outstand- ing for container gardening. Large, blocky bells, 4 to 5-1/2” by 3-1/2 to 4”, are an attractive light green and mature to a gor- geous bright yellow. Very sweet peppers are great for stuffing, sautéing, roasting and using fresh. High yielding plants grow up to just 20” and withstand intense heat without fruit damage. Resistant to Tobac- co Mosaic Virus.
(V) 100 seeds $19.95; 3 or more $19.50 each (W) 500 seeds $82.50; 2 or more $80.95 each
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