VERBENA For Culture, see page 53. The best Verbena for efficiency and ease of production!


OBSESSION™ Longhorn


PEPPER For Culture, see page 82. Because it was bred in intense heat, it can withstand intense heat and direct sun without damaging the fruits!


Longhorn Hybrid - #03782 85-95 days. Long, 6 to 9” fruits are much larger than comparable varieties and have an unusual ‘curl’ at the end – hence the name Longhorn! Peppers have an excellent spicy flavor, with a Scoville rating of just 15,000 to 20,000. Vigorous plants can be grown in containers, but will require sup- port due to the large volume of fruit.


(V) 100 seeds $17.50; 3 or more $16.95 each (W) 500 seeds $71.95; 2 or more $70.50 each


Purple - #07976


Red - #07977 Red


ners. Originally only available as cuttings. Clusters of tiny florets form dainty 1/2” blooms that are swirled in unique shades of red and white and purple and white. Perfect for pack and small pot production, in containers, mass plantings and beds. Attracts bees and butterflies. Excellent performers in hot, humid con- ditions. Sturdy, compact, mounded plants flower profusely month after month and spread 10 to 12”. 6-8”. Annual


TWISTER™ SERIES Fleuroselect Novelty Win-


Purple


Rose


FLOWERING KALE For Culture, see page 24.


An excellent, long-lasting alternative for traditional fresh flower arrangements, bouquets and wreaths!


FLARE™ HYBRID SERIES


along the edges. Elegant and stately, these gorgeous beauties can be dyed easily to add more color to trendy fresh arrange- ments. Primarily used as bedding plants in the fall and also makes an excellent con- tainer plant. Requires cooler temperatures to develop color. 30-38”. Annual


White


Single stemmed flower heads are very uniform with leaves that have a gentle ruffle


Pink Zebra


ORNAMENTAL (Zea mays) 250s. D 5-7 days 72-75˚F Cover seed heavily with a well-drained medium to add stability to seedlings dur- ing germination. Once germinated, high light levels will improve quality of plants.


CORN,


Prices, above 2: (G) 250 seeds $5.95; 3 or more $5.50 each (C) 1000 seeds $18.95; 2 or more $17.50 each


The only dwarf variegated ornamental corn on the market!


Pink Zebra - #01770 Stalks have attractive green and white striped foliage and produce many small ears with purple kernels and tassels. Un- der cool nights and long days, foliage develops shades of purple, red and pink. Exhibits better tillering in the fall than similar varieties. Adds dramatic color and texture to late-season mixed planters and gardens. Perfect for late summer and fall sales in quarts and gallons, with a fast fin- ish from plugs and direct sowing. Spreads 12 to 18”. 48-60”. Annual (R) 50 seeds $13.95; 3 or more $13.50 each (G) 250 seeds $57.50; 2 or more $55.95 each


Delta™ Premium Blue Morpho


Rose - #05683 White - #05713 Prices, above 2: (G) 250 seeds $18.95; 3 or more $18.50 each (C) 1000 seeds $62.95; 2 or more $61.50 each


PANSY For Culture, see page 37. Requires fewer growth regulators, ships


easily and holds longer at retail!


Delta™ Premium Blue Morpho Hybrid - #07156


Cheerful, upright facing blooms are blue with a yellow face and distinct blue whiskers. Tightly branched plants resist stretching. Ideal for high density finishing. Extra early and uniform flowering under the short days of early spring and late fall provide fast greenhouse turns and reliable color. Spreads 6 to 8”. 4-6”. Annual


(V) 100 seeds $6.95; 3 or more $6.50 each (W) 500 seeds $27.50; 2 or more $25.95 each


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