walters gardens, inc.

28 Pages·2016·8.36 MB·English

WALTERS GARDENS, INC.
North America’s Leading Wholesale Grower of Perennials
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SUMMER 2016-SPRING 2017
Proud Supplier of Proven Winners® Perennials
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Welcome to Walters Gardens Inc
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North America’s Leading Wholesale Grower of Perennials
About Our Front Cover
1-26 | REFERENCE PAGES
8-9 | NEW ITEMS
Featured on our front cover this
10-11 | PRODUCT PROFILE
year are a few of our most highly
recommended new introduc- 14-26 | PROVEN WINNERS® PROGRAM
tions, all of which are from the
27-197 | PERENNIALS A-Z LISTING
Walters Gardens, Inc. hybridizing
program. 43-46 | BAPTISIA
52-54 | CLEMATIS
Pictured clockwise from top left:
• Heuchera PRIMO™ ‘Black 75-76 | FERNS
Pearl’ PPAF (p. 109)—Glossy 80-87 | ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
black leaves shine and ripple
94-108 | HEMEROCALLIS
neatly on this vigorous, crowd
116-121 | HIBISCUS
pleasing new Coral Bells.
• Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Ballet 122-140 | HOSTA
Slippers’ PPAF (p. 116)—Bril- 154-158 | MONARDA
liant white flowers frill to a
167-173 | PHLOX
blushing pink fringe, all on a sturdy, full habit with deep green foliage.
• Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PPAF (p. 63)—This new series of 187-191 | TEMPERENNIALS
single Pinks displays electrifying flower color on near perfect habits.
194-197 | VERONICA
• Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’ (p. 33)—Periwinkle blue flowers open over
197-198 | COMMON NAME INDEX
a vase like habit of perfectly contrasting near-black stems and dark
200-201 | CONTACT INFORMATION
foliage.
• Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PPAF (p. 168)—First to the party, 202-204 | ORDERING & SHIPPING INFO
this early blooming Phlox has vivid pink petals encircling a deep pink
204-205 | CULTURAL INFORMATION
eye. Glossy green foliage stays beautiful all season.
206-208 | MARKETING SUPPORT
209-211 | CREDIT APPLICATION
212 | SALES TAX CERTIFICATE
213-258 | ORDER FORM / PRICE LIST
Walters Gardens, Inc.
Proud Supplier of Proven Winners® Perennials
P.O. Box 137 • 1992 96th Ave. Zeeland, MI 49464
Phone: [phone] • Fax: [phone]
Websites: www.WaltersGardens.com • www.PerennialResource.com
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Email: [email protected]
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Key to Icons Propagation
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Part Shade Climbing Plant Winter Interest
C Cuttings
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Consistent Moisture Attracts Hummingbirds VIP : Virus-Indexed G Graft
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And still growing strong.
From One Small Farm to One Big Dream
Walters Gardens Begins
To tell the story of Walters Gardens you really must
tell the story of the land on which it is built. The 5
acre farm was originally owned by John and Dena
Knoll. They had a daughter, Harriet, and grew a
variety of fruits, vegetables, and perennials. In
1936, John passed away leaving Dena and Harriet
to continue on with the farm.
A partnership with Weller Nursery increased the
need for help around the farm so the Knolls hired
a young man named Dennis Walters to apprentice.
He knew little of perennials and had no convenient Founded on Faith
way of getting to work. The Knolls owned a car and
When Dennis and Harriet founded the company
Harriet would pick him up and drop him off for work
they may not have had the necessary skills and
each day. education you would expect of small business
owners, but they were smart, hard working,
After a few years, in the spring of 1946, Dennis and humble, and passionate enough to attract and
Harriet married and began the enterprise of Wal- keep great employees. They were able to build a
ters Gardens. Dena lent her expertise and slowly company that still values those principles today.
the main crop of Walters Gardens became peren-
nials. The company grew and as Dennis’ brothers
matured they came on to help the young compa-
ny. Walters Gardens always has and always will be
a family run business.
Everything was bare root, grown from seed, and
hand dug. Walters Gardens specialized in just a
few varieties of Dianthus, Campanula, Leucanthe- From Humble
mum, Delphinium, Sedum, and Phlox. It would be
Beginnings
years before they hand made their first greenhouse
Walters Gardens may have
and longer before the business gained stability.
started as a small farm with
few resources, but it was
a bold vision from Dennis
and his brothers that drove
Walters Gardens. Hard
work led to good business
and our first greenhouses.
Forward thinking resulted in
our very own Tissue Culture
Lab in 1976, helping Walters
Gardens economically
produce and maintain a large
catalog of clean varieties.
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We are Built to Help You Succeed Reference Pages
Bare Root Field Production Today,
2016
Through the years it is our Bare Root Production which
That 5-acre farm has grown to 1,500 acres and
has kept us unique in the industry. Thanks to our
we’re in the process of expanding our 500,000
location along Lake Michigan, we enjoy sandy, well
square feet of greenhouses. Walters Gardens
drained soil that helps our roots grow bigger faster.
is still family owned and run. We haven’t lost
We’ve been growing high quality bare root product from
sight of our (bare) roots or the values that
the very beginning and that still rings true today.
made this company what it is.
Our commitments to high quality plants and
genetics have led to an expansive collection
of Walters Gardens introduced varieties and
a close relationship with the Proven Winners®
brand. We shipped almost 20 million plants in
2015—a record year—and we’re well on our
way to having our best year ever in 2016.
All our success can be attributed to the
employees who have spent countless years
working and contributing to Walters Gardens.
Devoted Greenhouses
For us, it’s not just about offering the best plants on the New Plant
market, but offering the best value as well. That vision
Developement
starts with dedicated employees, the best growers in
the business, and a diligent plant health staff. Through the years one of our
greatest strengths has been
Our reputation is only as good as our product, and
our commitment to New Plant
our product is only as good as the condition in which
Developement. We offer 1,000
it reaches you. You can be confident in our product
varieties in our Catalog each
because our goal is to provide you with nothing but
year and strive to maintain the
the best of everything you order.
highest quality genetics.
With that commitment we
are also dedicated to giving
you the knowledge and
resources to succeed with
readily available grower tips
in our catalog, on our website,
and in our Simple, Sensible,
Solutions® publication.
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Reference Pages Our Commitment to Plant Health
Walters Gardens, Inc. has made a strong
commitment to provide only the most
healthy, vigorous stock to our customers.
We are working to ensure that all of our VIP
designated crops are virus indexed regularly
for the most common viruses as well as
any crops that show symptoms of a virus.
Plants are tested here at Walters Gardens,
Inc. for the viruses listed below and are
designated with a bow tie symbol.
WGI Plant Health Team
Virus Tests vi • rus – in • dexed adjective

General Perennials 1. A virus-indexed variety is one that has been
• Alfalfa Mosaic Virus (AMV)
tested and deemed free of the viruses it was tested
• Alternanthera/Papaya Mosaic Virus
(AltMV/PapMV) for up to the point of testing.
• Arabis Mosaic Virus (ArMV)
• Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV)
How to identify virus-indexed plants (VIP)
• Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV)
in this catalog:
• Potyvirus Group (POTY)
• Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) A bow tie symbol is located in the key code of each
• Tobacco Ringspot Virus (TRSV) variety that has been virus-indexed.
• Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV)
• Tomato Aspermy Virus (TAV) Sustainable Production Practice
• Tomato Ringspot Virus (ToRSV)
Integrated Pest Management
• Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV)
Dianthus In the Fields
• 11 General Perennial tests (listed above) Understanding the vital importance of plant
• Carnation Etched Ring Virus (CERV) health, we remain vigilant in preventing prob-
lems in our fields. Before a crop is planted in
• Carnation Latent Virus (CLV)
the field, we make sure our planting stock
• Carnation Mottle Virus (CarMV)
is clean and disease-free. We then diversify
• Carnation Necrotic Fleck Virus (CNFV)
our plantings so that disease prone items are
• Carnation Ringspot Virus (CRSV)
never planted in the same place twice. All of
the equipment used to plant and harvest our hosta stock blocks is sanitized
Hosta
between cultivars. We also scout weekly for weeds, insect damage, unusu-
• Arabis Mosaic Virus (ArMV)
al variations in growth, trueness to type, and overall plant health.
• Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV)
• Hosta Virus X (HVX) In the Greenhouse
• Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV) As in the fields, prevention is key when it
comes to pest and disease management in our
• Tobacco Ringspot Virus (TRSV)
greenhouses. We do weekly scouting for any
• Tomato Ringspot Virus (ToRSV)
pest, disease, or nutritional issues and do pre-
• Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV)
ventative spraying in regular intervals to pre-
• Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV)
vent the onset of disease. Our goal is to catch
problems at the earliest stage possible and
to target the treatment to the specific crop
before it spreads to other plants. When treatment is needed, we use
beneficial insects or reduced risk pesticides which target specific pests
rather than using broad spectrum chemicals.
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New Plant
Development
From Proven Genetics Comes Proven Performance
Crossing Hellebores in the Pollination Station
Breeder Profile
Hans Hansen Our customers look to us for our exceptional genetics which have
proven themselves over the years, from our distinctive hostas to
Meet Hans, head of the Walters Gardens our fabulous hardy Hibiscus and many others. The top exclusive
hybridizing department. Hans is our go-to genetics from our own hybridizing program and other hybridiz-
guy when it comes to knowing anything and ers worldwide are trialed and selected for the Proven Winners®
everything about perennials. He’s been living and line.
breathing plants from a very young age, beginning
his breeding work when he was just a teenager. Hybridizing goals are set for each genera with a focus on pe-
Hans enjoys working with a wide variety of plants rennials that our growers, retailers, and home gardeners will be
including Hostas, Baptisia, Peonies, and Agaves. successful with. If you or someone you know is interested in hav-
You’ll find the results of his hard work throughout ing Walters Gardens, Inc. trial your new hybrids or sports, please
this catalog. contact the head of our hybridizing department, Hans Hansen
([email protected]) for more information.
The WGI New Plant Development Team works with Hibiscus selections
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Exclusive Introductions
Plants developed by Walters Gardens hybridizers and offered only by Walters Gardens, Inc.
Agastache ‘Mango Tango’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Grape Expectations’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PPAF
Agastache ‘Peachie Keen’ PP25886 Heuchera ‘Lava Lamp’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF
Agastache ‘Rosie Posie’ PP25857 Heuchera ‘Rose Quartz’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF
Allium ‘Medusa’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Ruffles ‘n Truffles’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PPAF
Baptisia ‘Brownie Points’ PP26624 Heucherella ‘Catching Fire’ PPAF Phlox p. ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778
Baptisia ‘Grape Taffy’ PP26587 Heucherella ‘Galactica’ PPAF Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PPAF
Baptisia ‘Indigo Spires’ PPAF Heucherella ‘Pink Fizz’ PPAF Sedum ‘Over the Moon’ PPAF
Baptisia ‘Lavender Stardust’ PPAF Heucherella ‘Pumpkin Spice’ PPAF Tiarella ‘Fingerpaint’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Lavender Cupcake’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Jazzberry Jam’ Veronica ‘Blue Skywalker’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Little Angel’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Mars Madness’ PPAF Veronica ‘Perfectly Picasso’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Little Nugget’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Midnight Marvel’ PP24079 Veronica ‘Royal Rembrandt’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Magenta Munchkin’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Mocha Moon’ PPAF Veronica ‘Very Van Gogh’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Orchid Annie’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Plum Fantasy’ PP25986 Yucca f. ‘Excalibur’
Buddleia ‘Blue Knight’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Starry Starry Night’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Crown Jewels’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Summer in Paradise’ PPAF Temperennials
Buddleia ‘Dark Dynasty’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Summer Storm’ PP20443 Agave ‘Desert Diamond’ PP26384
Buddleia ‘Glass Slippers’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Tie Dye’ PP24078 Cordyline t. ‘Cherry Cordial’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Prince Charming’ PPAF Hibiscus ‘Vintage Wine’ PPAF Manfreda u. ‘Mint Chocolate Chip’ PPAF
Buddleia ‘Queen of Hearts’ PPAF Hosta ‘Afterglow’ PPAF Mangave ‘Inkblot’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF Hosta ‘Alligator Alley’ Mangave ‘Kaleidoscope’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Curry Up’ PPAF Hosta ‘Angel Falls’ PPAF Mangave ‘Lavender Lady’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Hot Paprika’ PPAF Hosta ‘Beyond Glory’ PPAF Mangave ‘Man of Steel’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF Hosta ‘Cool as a Cucumber’ PPAF Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Cherry Vanilla’ PPAF Hosta ‘Diamonds are Forever’ PP26011 Mangave ‘Moonglow’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Fire and Ice’ PP23483 Hosta ‘Island Breeze’ PPAF Mangave ‘Pineapple Express’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Ruby Sparkles’ Hosta ‘Ivory Queen’ PPAF
Hosta ‘Joy Ride’
Ornamental Grasses Hosta ‘June Spirit’ PP25593 New!
Festuca g. ‘Blue Whiskers’ PPAF Hosta ‘Mini Skirt’ PPAF
Miscanthus s. ‘Autumn Anthem’ PPAF Hosta ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF
Miscanthus s. ‘Encore’ PPAF Hosta ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709
Panicum v. ‘Blue Fountain’ PPAF Hosta ‘Prairie’s Edge’ PPAF
Hosta ‘Remember Me’
Helleborus ‘French Kiss’ Hosta ‘Royal Wedding’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘New York Night’ Hosta ‘School Mouse’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Paris in Pink’ Hosta ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Rio Carnival’ Leucanthemum s. ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Rome in Red’ Leucanthemum s. ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Sandy Shores’ Ligularia ‘King Kong’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Spanish Flare’ Monarda ‘Blue Moon’ PPAF
Helleborus HONEYMOON™ - Mixed Monarda ‘Bubblegum Blast’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Blushing Bridesmaid’ Monarda ‘Cherry Pops’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Confetti Cake’ Monarda ‘Cotton Candy’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Dark and Handsome’ Monarda ‘Grape Gumball’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘First Dance’ Monarda ‘Lilac Lollipop’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Flower Girl’ Monarda ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘Maid of Honor’ Monarda ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’ PPAF
Helleborus ‘True Love’ Nepeta f. ‘Purrsian Blue’ PP24788 Buddleia ‘Prince Charming’ PPAF
MONARCH® Collection
Helleborus ‘Wedding Bells’ Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ PPAF
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY™ - Mixed Perovskia a. ’Blue Jean Baby’ PPAF Look for plants with a lime green bar
Heuchera ‘Berry Timeless’ PP26357 Perovskia a. ‘Rocketman’ PPAF in our catalog, indicating they were
Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PPAF hybridized at Walters Gardens!
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Walters Gardens, Inc. Reference Pages
Introductions
Plants developed by Walters Gardens, Inc. hybridizers but not carried exclusively.
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’ Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF New!
‘Blueberry Sundae’ PP23891 ‘Berry Awesome’ PPAF
‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP23907 ‘Cherry Cheesecake’ PPAF
‘Dutch Chocolate’ PP23872 var. ‘Cranberry Crush’ PP21984
‘Lemon Meringue’ PP24280 ‘Perfect Storm’ PPAF
‘Pink Truffles’ PP26588 Hosta ‘Church Mouse’
‘Sparkling Sapphires’ PPAF Hosta ‘Grand Prize’
‘Vanilla Cream’ PP25663 Hosta ‘Loyalist’
Brunnera m. ‘Emerald Mist’ PP20460 Hosta ‘Mighty Mouse’
Brunnera m. ‘Jack Frost’ PP13859 Hosta ‘Northern Exposure’
Brunnera m. ‘Looking Glass’ PP17829 Hosta ‘Pure Heart’
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® Hosta ‘Regal Splendor’
‘Apple Slice’ PP21842 Hosta ‘Revolution’ Hibiscus ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF
‘Black Cherry Frost’ PPAF Hosta SHADOWLAND® SUMMERIFIC® Collection
‘Coconut Punch’ PP21876 ‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224
‘Cranberry Cocktail’ PPAF ‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598
‘Maraschino’ PPAF Hosta ‘Twilight’ PP14040 New!
‘Spiked Punch’ PPAF Leucanthemum s. AMAZING DAISIES™
‘Sweetie Pie’ PPAF ‘Banana Cream’ PP23181
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PPAF Lagerstroemia ‘Bubble Tea’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’ PPAF Lagerstroemia ‘Cherry Mocha’ PPAF
Grass - Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® Lagerstroemia ‘Frappe Pink’ PPAF
‘Apache Rose’ PPAF Lagerstroemia ‘Like a Latte’ PPAF
Grass - Schizachyrium s. PRAIRIE WINDS® Lagerstroemia ‘Spiced Plum’ PPAF
‘Blue Paradise’ PPAF Lagerstroemia ‘Sweet Macchiato’ PPAF
Grass - Schizachyrium s. ‘Smoke Signal’ PPAF Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’ PP24486
Grass - Schizachyrium s. ‘Twilight Zone’ PPAF Monarda ‘Leading Lady Lilac’ PP26431
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® Monarda ‘Leading Lady Plum’ PP26447
‘Going Bananas’ PP17164 Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Cerise’ PPAF
Heuchera DOLCE® Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Lavender’ PPAF Veronica ‘Pink Potion’ PPAF
‘Appletini’ PPAF Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Pink’ PP24244 MAGIC SHOW® Collection
‘Blackberry Ice’ PPAF Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Purple’ PP22170
‘Silver Gimdrop’ PPAF Nepeta f. ‘Cat’s Meow’ PP24472 Temperennial - DIGIPLEXIS® ‘Berry Canary’ PPAF
Heuchera PRIMO™ Perovskia a. ‘Denim ‘n Lace’ PPAF Tiarella ‘Jade Peacock’ PPAF
‘Black Pearl’ PPAF Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PPAF Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF
Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PPAF Veronica MAGIC SHOW®
‘Pretty Pistachio’ PPAF
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Enchanted Indigo’ PP26603
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES®
‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343 ‘Hocus Pocus’ PP23853
‘Hopscotch’ PPAF n. ‘Violet Riot’ PP26273 ‘Pink Potion’ PPAF
‘Leapfrog’ PPAF Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’ PP26448 ‘White Wands’ PPAF
‘Red Rover’ PPAF
Walters Gardens, Inc.
New!
Exclusives
Plants developed by hybridizers worldwide and offered only by Walters Gardens, Inc.
Astilbe ‘Amber Moon’ PPAF Hosta ‘Rhino Hide’ PP23665
Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’ PP24821 Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF
Grass - Carex s. ‘Snow Cap’ Hosta ‘Virginia Reel’
Grass - Miscanthus s. ‘Oktoberfest’ PPAF Temperennial - Agave b. ‘Monterrey Frost’
Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF
Hosta ‘Bridal Falls’ PP25594 Temperennial - Agave d. ‘Desert Sunset’
Hosta ‘Hans’ Temperennial - Agave o. ‘Frosty Blue’ Plants with a dark green bar in our
Hosta ‘Humpback Whale’ Temperennial - Agave x. ‘Frostbite’ catalog indicate they are exclusive to
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’ Walters Gardens!
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New Arrivals
SUMMER 2016 / SPRING 2017
Ornamental Grasses Hibiscus ‘Summer in Paradise’ PPAF
Look for new items in red
WGI Exclusive Introduction
Festuca g. ‘Blue Whiskers’ PPAF
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’
throughout this catalog! WGI Exclusive Introduction
WGI Exclusive
Schizachyirum s. PRAIRIE WINDS®
‘Blue Paradise’ PPAF Hosta ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF
WGI Exclusive Introduction
WGI Introduction
Hosta ‘School Mouse’ PPAF
Heliopsis h. ‘Sunstruck’ PP25524 WGI Exclusive Introduction
Hardy Perennials
Hemerocallis ‘Big Time Happy’ Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF
Allium ‘Medusa’ PPAF Hemerocallis ‘Collier’ WGI Exclusive
WGI Exclusive Introduction Hemerocallis ‘Judy Judy’ Hosta ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF
Alstroemeria FABIANA™ (‘Zaprifabi’17911) Hemerocallis ‘Magic Amethyst’ WGI Exclusive Introduction
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’ Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® Iris ‘Maui Moonlight’
WGI Introduction ‘Tiger Swirl’ Iris ‘Night Owl’
Anemone DREAMING SWAN™ (‘Macane004’ PPAF) Heuchera DOLCE® Series Iris ‘Shipshape’
Aquilegia ‘Blue Jay’ – Songbird Series WGI Introductions Iris ‘Sultan’s Palace’
Baptisia ‘Lavender Stardust’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Appletini’ PPAF Iris ‘Titan’s Glory’
WGI Exclusive Introduction Heuchera ‘Silver Gumdrop’ PPAF Iris s. ‘Over in Gloryland’
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Prince Charming’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF
WGI Exclusive Introduction WGI Exclusive Introduction
Clematis ‘Innocent Glance’ Heuchera PRIMO™ Series
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE™ Collection WGI Introduction
WGI Exclusive Introductions Heuchera ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF
Coreopsis v. ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Pretty Pistachio’ PPAF
Coreopsis v. ‘Curry Up’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Rose Quartz’ PPAF
Coreopsis v. ‘Hot Paprika’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introduction
Coreopsis v. ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF Heucherella ‘Catching Fire’ PPAF
Delphinium e. ‘Million Dollar Blue’ WGI Exclusive Introduction
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® Series Heucherella FUN AND GAMES®
WGI Introductions Collection
Dianthus ‘Black Cherry Frost’ PPAF WGI Introduction
Dianthus ‘Spiked Punch’ PPAF Heucherella ‘Hopscotch’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PPAF Heucherella ‘Red Rover’ PPAF
WGI Introduction Heucherella ‘Galactica’ PPAF
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introduction
WGI Introduction Heucherella ‘Pumpkin Spice’ PPAF
Echinacea ‘Delicious Candy’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introduction
Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP™ MANDARIN Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® Collection
(‘Balscandin’ PPAF) WGI Introduction
Echinacea SOMBRERO® ADOBE ORANGE Hibiscus ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF
(‘Balsomador’ PPAF)
p. 33 p. 31 p. 55 p. 63
Coreopsis v. Dianthus ‘Paint the Town
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’ Allium ‘Medusa’ PPAF ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF Magenta’ PPAF
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