Annual Flowers Salvia-Zinnia
| Salvia, Blaze of Fire What fire officer? That's my flowerbed! Move over St. John's Fire, this hunk of burning flowerbed is just waiting to bloom in your customers' gardens. Blaze of Fire is early flowering with bright red flowers. |
Salvia viridis, Palisades Mix Especially colorful in cool seasons This is a true garden novelty prized for the colorful leaves at the plant's crown. That's right! Those are bright-colored leaves, not flower petals. The true flowers of Salvia viridis are not much compared to the colorful leaves. Cool weather and even light frost intensify the colors. |
| Snapdragon, Tall Mix Large flower spikes, many colors This tall mix contains some of the largest snapdragon flowering spikes. 2 1/2' / 76 cm. tall spikes are great for garden color and indoor displays. |
Sunflower, Autumn Beauty Branching plant habit, striking Unusual colors vary from deep yellow to gold and from brick red to burgundy, as well as bicolor flowers with yellow on red or brown on yellow! The semi-double flowers, 5 - 7" indiameter, are carried on a lush 5 - 7' tall, branching plant, with good stems for bouquets. |
| Sunflower, Dwarf Sunspot Big flower on a 2 ft. stalk Sunspot is an easy-to-grow garden beauty. With a stalk just two-feet tall, it is ideal for low borders and small gardens and makes a great foreground companion to taller sunflowers. Sunspot bears a big 10" - 12" diameter flower head filled with edible grey-striped seeds. |
Sunflower, Mammoth Grey Stripe Tall plants, huge flowers The stalk of this Sunflower will grow to 12' / 4 m. Flowers will range from 6" / 15 cm. to 15" /38 cm. in diameter. Sunflowers can thrive in poor soil with little moisture. |
| Sunflower, Skyscraper 14" diameter flower ,12-20' stalk! 75-80 days. Strong stalks grow to 20 feet. Bright yellow flowers have 14" diameters. Large edible seed. Plants tolerate drought and heat. |
Sunflower, Teddy Bear Dwarf Easy to grow, about 3' tall These easy-to-grow plants thrive in poor soil and produce beautiful, fully double, almost furry, golden-yellow flowers on a dwarf plant. The flowers are striking in the garden and are excellent for bouquets. |
| Sweet Pea, Explorer Mix Best dwarf, 16 - 18" tall, easy to grow Explorer is a bush type mix, unique, in that all colors are bred free of tendrils. Colors include mid-blue, crimson, scarlet, rose pink, purple, white, and navy blue. The Royal Horticultural Society and National Sweet Pea Society of Britain rate this mix "Highly Recommended." Sniff, sniff. |
Sweet Pea, Old Spice Antiques Sweetest smelling climber Sweet Pea's vigorous, easy-to grow climbing vines produce an abundance of bright, fragrantflowers in a rainbow of colors from mid-spring into summer. Vines can be trained on trellises, fences, screens, and light posts. |
| Sweet Pea, Streamers Mix Unusual flecked flowers, sweet fragrance A gorgeous mix of flecked flowers in blue, chocolate, lavender, orange, pink, purple, and scarlet. A photo cannot do justice to the impact from just a few of these plants strategically placed. And the fragrance is delightful! |
Sweet Sultans Fragrant, prolific bloomer This annual, from the Orient, features fragrant, thistle-like flowers 2" / 5 cm. across that bloom prolifi cally all summer. They make excellent cut flowers, and can be massed in beds or borders. |
| Wallflower, Early Wonder Irresistible sweet perfume Wallflower's erect plants produce attractive, double blossoms with a sweet fragrance. Flowers are produced in abundance during late spring and early summer and are attractive in mass plantings or blended with other flowers. They last a long-time when used as cut flowers. |
Zinnia, Button Box Mix Small plants loaded with color Great for containers or garden beds, Button Box Mix offers cherry red, gold, yellow, pink, pearl, scarlet and cerise. 12" / 30 cm. tall plants put on a big show of 1 1/2" / 3.5 cm. blooms. |
| Zinnia,Cactus Flower Delicate quill-like petals Semi-double, 4-5" flowers. "Cactus" because petals are long and narrow-quill-like. Colors include shades of purple, red, and yellow. Early blooms and sturdy, 2-3' stems make this an excellent choice for cut flowers. Full sun. Drought tolerant. |
Zinnia, California Giant Tall stalks, large flowers The California Giant contains the full spectrum of color available in the large, dahlia-like flowers. The 30 - 36" / 76 cm. 1 m. tall stalks are excellent to use for bouquets. |
| Zinnia, Lilliput Mix 18" tall plant, pompom flowers Zinnia, Lilliput Mix (Zinnia elegans) is a common annual that is very easy to grow from seed directly in the garden. The plant's 18" height is between Button Box and California Giants. The small, pompomshaped flowers are ideal for bouquets. |

Move over St. John's Fire, this hunk of burning flowerbed is just waiting to bloom in your customers' gardens. Blaze of Fire is early flowering with bright red flowers.
This is a true garden novelty prized for the colorful leaves at the plant's crown. That's right! Those are bright-colored leaves, not flower petals. The true flowers of Salvia viridis are not much compared to the colorful leaves. Cool weather and even light frost intensify the colors.
This tall mix contains some of the largest snapdragon flowering spikes. 2 1/2' / 76 cm. tall spikes are great for garden color and indoor displays.
Unusual colors vary from deep yellow to gold and from brick red to burgundy, as well as bicolor flowers with yellow on red or brown on yellow! The semi-double flowers, 5 - 7" in
Sunspot is an easy-to-grow garden beauty. With a stalk just two-feet tall, it is ideal for low borders and small gardens and makes a great foreground companion to taller sunflowers. Sunspot bears a big 10" - 12" diameter flower head filled with edible grey-striped seeds.
The stalk of this Sunflower will grow to 12' / 4 m. Flowers will range from 6" / 15 cm. to 15" /
75-80 days. Strong stalks grow to 20 feet. Bright yellow flowers have 14" diameters. Large edible seed. Plants tolerate drought and heat.
These easy-to-grow plants thrive in poor soil and produce beautiful, fully double, almost furry, golden-yellow flowers on a dwarf plant. The flowers are striking in the garden and are excellent for bouquets.
Explorer is a bush type mix, unique, in that all colors are bred free of tendrils. Colors include mid-blue, crimson, scarlet, rose pink, purple, white, and navy blue. The Royal Horticultural Society and National Sweet Pea Society of Britain rate this mix "Highly Recommended." Sniff, sniff.
Sweet Pea's vigorous, easy-to grow climbing vines produce an abundance of bright, fragrant
A gorgeous mix of flecked flowers in blue, chocolate, lavender, orange, pink, purple, and scarlet. A photo cannot do justice to the impact from just a few of these plants strategically placed. And the fragrance is delightful!
This annual, from the Orient, features fragrant, thistle-like flowers 2" / 5 cm. across that bloom prolifi cally all summer. They make excellent cut flowers, and can be massed in beds or borders.
Wallflower's erect plants produce attractive, double blossoms with a sweet fragrance. Flowers are produced in abundance during late spring and early summer and are attractive in mass plantings or blended with other flowers. They last a long-time when used as cut flowers.
Great for containers or garden beds, Button Box Mix offers cherry red, gold, yellow, pink, pearl, scarlet and cerise. 12" / 30 cm. tall plants put on a big show of 1 1/2" / 3.5 cm. blooms.
Semi-double, 4-5" flowers. "Cactus" because petals are long and narrow-quill-like. Colors include shades of purple, red, and yellow. Early blooms and sturdy, 2-3' stems make this an excellent choice for cut flowers. Full sun. Drought tolerant.
The California Giant contains the full spectrum of color available in the large, dahlia-like flowers. The 30 - 36" / 76 cm. 1 m. tall stalks are excellent to use for bouquets.
Zinnia, Lilliput Mix (Zinnia elegans) is a common annual that is very easy to grow from seed directly in the garden. The plant's 18" height is between Button Box and California Giants. The small, pompomshaped flowers are ideal for bouquets.