PVG Grower Resource Guide 2019-2020

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A N N U A L S AI 2 0 1 9 2 0 2 0 SUNPATIENS ® Compact Blush Pink SUNPATIENS ‘SAKIMP013’ USPP19,597 Impatiens ® Compact Deep Rose SUNPATIENS ‘SAKIMP017’ USPP21,753 Impatiens ® Compact Fire Red ‘SAKimp039’ USPP 28,590 Impatiens IMPATIENS hybrid SUNPATIENS® Proven Winners ® is proud to add the industry leader in sun-loving impatiens, SUNPATIENS ® Compact line to our brand. These plants exhibit the disease resistance and outstanding performance that are the hallmarks of being a Proven Winner. Compact varieties bloom non-stop from Spring through Fall in full to part sun. Their bushy, well-branched foliage is not affected by downy mildew, making them an ideal replacement for Impatiens walleriana, especially in southern climates. Z: 9-10 HT 16-30" SP 14-20" V: 2 LT: 84 SUNPATIENS ® Compact Neon Pink ‘SAKimp039’ USPP 28,590 Impatiens G R O W I N G T I P S » SUNPATIENS ® do best in a media that is well aerated. Use a high porosity mix such as those made from short fiber peat moss blended with 30-40% aggregate. » Allow soil to dry between watering, keeping soil overly moist will result in tall, leggy plants with weak stems. » Allow plants to root out prior to fertilizing, then fertilize as needed with 65-100 ppm nitrogen. » Initially, keep plants pot tight and then space when leaves begin to touch neighboring plants. Failure to space on time results in spretched plants with thin stems. » SUNPATIENS ® perform well and set buds over a wide range of temperatures however, plants grown at warmer temperatures will flower up to one week earlier, but are taller and have smaller flowers than plants grown cooler. Additional Culture Information pH/EC: 5.8 - 6.3/1.0 - 1.2 Rooting Out Temperature: 65-70° F (18-21º C) Growing Temperature: 60-65º F (16-18º C) Holding Temperature: 55-60 F (13-16° C) Water Requirements: Dry to moderate Finish Times in Weeks: 4-5", 8-10; 6"/gallon, 10-12; 10-12"/2 gallon, 12-14 Spring Outdoor Finish: Do not finish outside Notes: SUNPATIENS ® are daylength neutral however, in areas with limited Winter and early Spring sunlight, supplemental lighting up to 14 hours a day may be highly beneficial for increasing the amount of flowers. SUNPATIENS ® Compact Orange ‘SAKimp039’ USPP 28,590 Impatiens 164 Pleasant View Gardens, Inc. | pwpvg.com
IMPATIENS IPOMOEA A N N U A L S AI 2 0 1 9 2 0 2 0 SUNPATIENS ® Compact Orchid ‘SAKimp039’ USPP 28,590 Impatiens SUNPATIENS ® Compact Pink Candy ‘SAKimp039’ USPP 28,590 Impatiens SUNPATIENS ® Compact Purple SAKIMP037’ USPP 27,995 Impatiens SUNPATIENS ® Compact Royal Magenta SUNPATIENS SAKIMP016’ USPP 26,692 Impatiens SUNPATIENS ® Compact Tropical Rose SAKIMP037’ USPP 28,027 Impatiens ® Compact White SAKIMP027’ USPP 24,320 Impatiens IPOMOEA batatas Z: 10 LT: 84 Sweet Potato Vine has become a gardener’s favorite because of its unique color and form. Our choice varieties show the versatility and impact that has made these trailers must-haves for containers and the landscape. Blackie HT 4-10" SP 48-60" V: 3 A vigorous grower with dark purple-black leaves shaped like a bird’s footprint. Margarita HT 4-10" SP 48-60" V: 4 Bright chartreuse-green, vigorous fanshaped foliage. Tricolor HT 4-8" SP 24-36" V: 2 Fan-shaped leaves with gray-green, white, and pink variegation. Big in impact and a bit slower in growth than the others. Blackie Ipomoea Margarita Ipomoea Tricolor Ipomoea 165
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1 9 7 6 PVG G R O W E R R E S O U R
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LEGEND W H AT ’ S T H E L E G E N
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I N T RO PVG 2 0 1 9 2020 T H E P R
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Neptune N E W F O R 2 0 2 0 PVG SUP
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SHADOWLAND ® ‘Coast to Coast’
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PROVEN WINNERS ® Annuals N E W F O
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PROVEN WINNERS ® Perennials N E W
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PROVEN HARVEST Herbs, Vegetables,
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2020 DROP LIST RECOMMENDED SUBSTITU
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L I N E R G U I D E PVG 2 0 1 9 202
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L I N E R G U I D E 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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ENHANCED Liners E N H A N C E D L
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3 2 E VA R I E T I E S ANGELFACE ®
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7 2 E VA R I E T I E S ANGELFACE ®
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S T R E A M L I N E R S T A G O P
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84 LINER TRAY (84) ANNUALS Liner Si
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50 DEEP LINER TRAY (50D) » Large p
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CORMS: CALADIUM (C1/C2/CJ) » Premi
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Another turn of Spring crops comes
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PREFINISHED » To guarantee shipmen
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Above & Beyond SUPERTUNIA VISTA ®
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Candyland SUPERBELLS ® DREAMSICLE
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Fall Twister SUPERBELLS ® Yellow C
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Hollandaise SUPERBELLS ® OVER EASY
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Morning Skies SUPERBELLS ® Double
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Regards To Broadway SUPERBELLS ® W
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Summer Candy SUPERBELLS ® Pink Cal
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Thrillers for Prefinished 12.0 Reci
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G O & G R O W K I T S PVG 2 0 1 9
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7 KIT PACKAGES G O & G R O W E N H
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QUICK TURNS, FAST FINISH, HIGHER PR
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6 STARTER KIT OPTIONS S T A R T E R
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24 VARIETIES IN A BOX! G O & G R O
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24 VARIETIES IN A BOX! G O & G R O
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G R O W Y O U R O W N A D V E N T U
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K I T I N C L U D E S Y O U R C H O
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GO & GROW CLEMATIS Kit G O & G R O
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S O L U T I O N S PVG 2 0 1 9 2020
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S O LU T I O N S PATTI’S PINK Iso
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S O LU T I O N S COLORBLAZE ® WICK
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S O LU T I O N S CAMPFIRE ® Flame
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S O LU T I O N S ENDLESS Flirtatio
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S O LU T I O N S LUSCIOUS ® GOLDEN
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S O LU T I O N S HEAT IT UP Yellow
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S O LU T I O N S GOLDILOCKS ROCKS
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S O LU T I O N S HIPPO ® Pink Hypo
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VA R I E T I E S THERE’S SOMETHIN
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ALTERNANTHERA PLUM DANDY Z: 10-11
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ANGELONIA A N N U A L S A 2 0 1 9 2
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Page 127 and 128: FANCY LEAF TYPES CALADIUM A N N U A
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Page 211 and 212: SEDUM reflexum Ember Reef Z: 3-10 H
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LAKOTA Fire Echinacea US7982110 DIA
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SEDUM STRAWBERRY P E R E N N I A L
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SAMBUCUS racemosa LEMONY LACE Z: 3
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WEIGELA florida SONIC BLOOM ® Pear
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T H E P O W E R O F P R O V E N W I
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® PUT THE PROVEN WINNERS Brand to
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MORE WAYS WE Help You Grow Consumer
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TAG ORDERING Options O N E P L A N
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GROWER I I I . S H I P P I N G R E
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I N D E X SOMETHING YOUR PLANTS NEE
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Variety Description Page Number 32E
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Variety Description Page Number 32E
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GRASSES Variety Description Acorus
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WEEK NO. July 2019 S M T W T F S 27
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PLEASANT VIEW’S Grower-On-Call SE
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