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[ Plug + Play ] Programs plug + play [ VARIETY CATALOG 2011-2012 ] ® PLUG CONNECTION 2627 Ramona Drive Vista, California 92084 760.631.0992 760.940.1555 (fax) [email protected] plugconnection.com © 2011 PLUG CONNECTION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PLUG INTO THE MOST STIMULATING SOURCE FOR DAZZLING PLANTS. OUR TEAM IS INTERLINKED WITH THE MOST FORWARD-THINKING BREEDERS ON THE PLANET, ALLOWING US TO BRING YOU IMPRESSIVE NEW VARIETIES AND TURN UP THE VOLUME ON THE CLASSICS. EACH OF THESE POWERFUL PLANTS COMES PACKAGED WITH SIMPLICITY, SERVICE AND SUPPORT, MAKING IT EASY TO KEEP YOUR BUSINESS SHOOTING UPWARD. INSTALL OUR PRODUCTS AND GET PROFITS. PROSPERITY. PEACE OF MIND. IF YOU’RE READY FOR THE GOOD STUFF, IT’S TIME TO HIT PLAY. PLUG + PLAY PROGRAMS. 17 WESTFLOWERS® BY WESTHOFF. 78 ERYSIMUM GLOW™. 18 ASTERS KICKIN™ . 82 contents ERYSIMUM RYSI. 19 BIDENS. 84 of ERYSIMUM POEM . 20 BRACTEANTHA . 84 ERYSIMUM WINTER. 21 COSMOS CHOCAMOCHA. 84 table BUDDLEJA BUZZ™ BUTTERFLY BUSH. 22 CHRYSOCEPHALUM. 85 GERANIUM FIREWORKS® COLLECTION. 24 OSTEOSPERMUM . 85 GERANIUM – IVY P. 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That’s why we’re always seeking optimal shipping solutions, working with you to determine the right packaging – boxes, racks, our one-way pallet rack – and the best rates. We even ship via air freight, common carrier, FedEx and our regional Plug Connection Truck, so you can pick the option shipping that delivers the right product at the right value. What works best for you is good for us. FOB: Vista, CA Shipping prepaid and added to invoice. No box charges: complete boxes only. All shipping damage must be reported within 48 hours. Other claims must be reported within 5 days of receipt. Shipments requiring a phyto certificate will be charged $35 for domestic shipments, $100 for Canada or $125 for international shipments. SEED MINIMUM ORDER 512 tray = 6 trays 288 tray = 5 or 6 trays 128 tray = 4 trays 72 tray = 2 or 3 trays VEGETATIVE MINIMUM ORDER 104 tray = 2 trays 102 tray = 4 trays 72 tray = 2 or 3 trays 32 tray = 2 trays SHIPPING METHODS Air Freight Commercial Trucking (EuroAmerican, BEKS, Tawjo) FedEx 2nd Day FedEx Overnight OnTrac (available for most CA, OR, UT, WA and AZ zip codes) Plug Connection Truck (within specified delivery area) CUSTOMER PICKUP Tuesday through Friday, 7:30am to 3:30pm SHIPPING BOX By using a specially-engineered shipping box that keeps freight damage to a minimum, your growing times increase to maximum speed. DISPOSABLE PALLET RACK Our custom-built, environmentally friendly shipping containers break down easily to reduce the time you currently spend receiving, taking inventory and unloading. They’re a perfect fit for as low as 66 trays per small 4’ rack or as many as 162 trays per large 6' rack. And with shelving made from 100% recycled plastic, you can choose to reuse them or recycle the plastic. 7 RELIABLY GOOD SERVICE info Customer service and support – two of our most important products. So, just as we have expert horticulturists to ensure the quality of our plants, we also have an experienced customer service and sales team. They’re here to provide order the assistance, answers, and even suggestions that help make doing business with us a great experience for you. Ask your favorite broker about our products, contact us at 760.631.0992, or email Lisa Finnegan at [email protected]. All items subject to availability. Prices may change without notice. SEED TRAY SIZES 72 TRAY 128 TRAY 288 TRAY 512 TRAY Sold as 72 Sold as 125 Sold as 285 Sold as 500 2/3 per case 4 per case 5 or 6 per case 6 per case (except Gerbera and Cyclamen sold as 128) VEGETATIVE TRAY SIZES 32 TRAY 72 TRAY 102 TRAY 104 TRAY Sold as 32 Sold as 72 Sold as 100 Sold as 100 2 per case 2/3 per case 4 per case 2 per case (except PAC Geranium sold as 104/104) 8 9 10 ABBOTT-IPCO FOREMOSTCO, INC. J&P PARK PAULGER PLANTS list ACQUISITIONS, INC. Dallas, TX 75355 Miami, FL 33166 San Rafael, CA 94915 Ph: 800.525.1379 Ph: 305.592.8986 Greenwood, SC 29647 Ph: 800.400.0095 Fx: 214.341.7873 Fx: 305.591.4093 Ph: 800.845.3366 Fx: 415.884.8075 abbott-ipco.com foremostco.com Fx: 864.941.4501 broker parkseed.com PRIMAFLORA ARIS HORTICULTURAL FRED C. INTERNATIONAL SERVICES GLOECKNER & CO. JACK VAN KLAVEREN LTD. Fallbrook, CA 92028 Barberton, OH 44203 Harrison, NY 10528 St. Catharines, ON L2R 6Z4 Ph: 760.728.6624 Ph: 800.232.9557 Ph: 800.345.3787 Ph: 905.641.5599 Fx: 760.728.1412 Fx: 330.745.3098 Fx: 914.698.0848 Fx: 905.684.6260 primaflora.com arishort.com fredgloeckner.com jvk.net RAYMOND PERRI CO., INC. BALL HORTICULTURAL GERMANIA SEED CO. KOENIG & ASSOC. Pine Bush, NY 12566 COMPANY ** Chicago, IL 60631 Portland, OR 97218 Ph: 845.744.6801 West Chicago, IL 60185 Ph: 800.380.4721 Ph: 503.282.3183 Fx: 845.744.8473 Ph: 800.879.2255 Fx: 800.410.4721 Fx: 503.284.1361 RICHARD D. SMITH & CO. Fx: 800.234.0370 germaniaseed.com koenigplants.com Wyckoff, NJ 07481 ballhort.com GREENSOURCE M&M PLANT SALES, INC. Ph: 201.493.9500 BILL MOORE & CO. Valley Center, CA 92082 Hollister, CA 95023 Fx: 201.493.0600 Brandon, FL 33509 Ph: 760.522.8349 Ph: 831.801.6049 richarddsmith.com Ph: 800.237.7794 Fx: 760.751.4260 Fx: 831.637.3338 SYNGENTA Fx: 813.684.5856 mmplants.com GRIMES SEED CO. 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Ph: 800.256.0021 Fx: 604.533.8882 San Clemente, CA 92674 Fx: 253.862.0817 northerninnovators.com Ph: 949.498.1131 hortservicesinc.com Fx: 949.498.1196 florasourceltd.com ** select programs only 11 12 vegetative lead time = 3 weeks prior to stick GENUS WEEKS VEGETATIVE ANNUALS Lavandula 5-8 Felicia 4-5 Rudbeckia 4-7 Acalypha 6-7 Leucanthemum 6-7 Flowering (Cabbage/Kale) 2 Salvia (Farinacea) 4-7 times Ageratum 4 Lithodora 9 Gaillardia 4-6 Salvia (Splendens) 3-4 Angelonia 5-6 Oxalis 6-7 Gazania 4-5 Shasta Daisy 4-6 Argyranthemum 4 Penstemon 6-7 Gerbera 8-10 Snapdragon 4-6 lead Aster 6 Bacopa 4-5 Perovskia 7-8 Gomphrena 4-6 Statice 4-7 Barleria 7 Phlox 6-7 Helianthus 3 Stock 3-5 Begonia 5-7 crop Salvia 5-7 Helichrysum 4-7 Torenia 4-8 Bidens 4-5 Scabiosa 6 Heliotrope 5-7 Verbena 4-6 Bracteantha 5 Calibrachoa 5-7 Veronica 6 Herbs 2-7 Veronica 4-8 Chrysocephalum 4-5 POINSETTIAS Heuchera 9-12 Vinca 5-7 Coleus 4-5 Poinsettia 4-5 Hibiscus 5-6 Viola 5-7 Cosmos Chocamocha 4-5 Hypoestes (Foliage) 4-6 Zinnia (Elegans) 2-3 Cuphea 4-6 CHRYSANTHEMUM Impatiens 6 Zinnia (Linearis) 4-6 Dahlia 4 Chrysanthemum 3 Diascia 4-6 Lavender 5-7 Zinnia (Profusion) 4-6 Euphorbia 7-8 VEGETATIVE HERBS Limonium 7 GRASSES Fuchsia 5-6 Artemesia 7-10 Linaria 4-6 Carex buchananii 8-12 Geranium – Aristo 5 Helichrysum 7-9 Lisianthus 9-13 Geranium – Ivy 4-5 Carex comans 8-12 Lavandula 5-8 Lobelia 4-6 Geranium – Little Ladies 5 Carex comans bronze 8-12 Geranium – Zonal 4-6 Mentha 4-5 Marigold 2-4 Festuca glauca 5-12 Gerbera 8 Ocimum 4-5 Melampodium 3-5 Juncus Blue Arrows 8-10 Glechoma 5 Origanum 4-6 Nemesia 4-6 Juncus Twisted Arrows 8-10 Helichrysum 5-7 Rosmarinus 8-12 Nicotiana 5-7 Heliotrope 6 Juncus Twister 8-10 Salvia 4-5 Nierembergia 5-8 Impatiens, Double 4 KC Amazon Mist 10-12 Impatiens, New Guinea 4-5 Stevia 5-6 Orn.
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