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Annuals for pots, containers, or bedding
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Lavatera trimestris 'novella'
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2004 plus Suttons 2004 Flower of the Year |
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| An exceptional Lavatera being dwarf & compact.
Suitable for borders, low hedging, pots & tubs. Large pink flowers over dark green leaves. Flowers: Jul-Sep. Height: 18"-24" Cultivation: annual; sow in spring; Germination: 15oC. Grow at 10oC; highly versatile. |
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Celosia Argentea Plumosa 'fresh look red' |
2004
plus All America Selections - Gold Medal Flower Award 2004 |

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| Continuous fresh foliage & blooms, gives consistent performance, minimal maintenance, pest free growth. For garden or containers or drying. Flowers: Jul-Sep Cultivation: annual sow: Jan - Mar at 20oC. permeable soil - Germination: in light; don't cover seed - Enjoys summer heat & humidity, drought or rain. |
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Petunia F1 hybrida 'lavender wave' |
plus All America Selections - Flower Award Winner 2002 |

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| Continuous fresh foliage & blooms, gives consistent performance, minimal maintenance, pest free growth. For garden or containers or drying. Flowers: Jul-Sep Cultivation: annual sow: Jan - Mar at 20oC. permeable soil - Germination: in light; don't cover seed - Enjoys summer heat & humidity, drought or rain. |

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| Plants for bedding and cut flowers |
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Rudbeckia Hirta 'prairie sun' |
2004 plus All America Selections - Flower Award Winner 2003 |
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| Strong distinctive 5 inch flowers 3 feet tall, a unique blend of yellows with light green cone. Enjoys full
sun. Annual well-placed with perennials, & for cut flowers Jul-Oct. Cultivation: annual/bienniel sow: early April at 20oC. - Transplant: after frost into sunny spot. |
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Rudbeckia Hirta 'cherokee sunset' |
plus All America Selections - Flower Award Winner 2002 |  |
| Double/semi-double flowers with a blend of sunset & autumn colours right to the end of season. For borders & cutting. Flowers: Jul-frost Cultivation: annual sow: Feb 18-20oC. Germination: lightly cover seed with vermiculite.
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