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Echter's Indoor Plant List ABUTILON ASSORTED ABUTILON ASSORTED PATIO TREE ACALYPHA CHENILLE BASKET ACALYPHA CHENILLE HB ACALYPHA FIRE DRAGON ACALYPHA TRICOLOR ADENIUM OBESUM ADENIUM OBESUM DESERT ROSE AEONIUM BLACK ROSE AEONIUM VARIEGATED AESCHYNANTHUS LIPSTICK AFRICAN VIOLET AGAPANTHUS ALBUS AGAPANTHUS MIDNIGHT BLUE AGAPANTHUS PETER PAN AGAPANTHUS QUEEN ANNE AGAPANTHUS STORM CLOUD AGAPANTHUS STREAMLINE AGAPANTHUS SUMMER GOLD AGLAONEMA ABIDJAN AGLAONEMA ASSORTED AGLAONEMA BAY ASSORTED AGLAONEMA CECILIA AGLAONEMA COSMOS AGLAONEMA CRISTINA AGLAONEMA DIAMOND BAY AGLAONEMA EMERALD BAY AGLAONEMA EMERALD BEAUTY AGLAONEMA GOLDEN MADONNA AGLAONEMA HYBRID AGLAONEMA JEWEL OF INDIA AGLAONEMA JUBILEE AGLAONEMA MARIA CHRISTINE AGLAONEMA MARY LOU AGLAONEMA PAINTED PRINCESS Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List AGLAONEMA SAN REMO AGLAONEMA SILVER BAY AGLAONEMA SILVER MOON AGLAONEMA SILVER QUEEN AGLAONEMA SILVERADO AGLAONEMA STARS AGLAONEMA STRIPES ALLAMANDA BROWN BUD TRELLIS ALLAMANDA CHERRY JUBILEE TRELLIS ALLAMANDA YELLOW ALOCASIA BLACK VELVET ALOCASIA POLLY ALOE VERA ALSTROEMERIA ASSORTED ALYOGYNE PURPLE DELIGHT TREE AMARANTH HOPI RED DYE AMARYLLIS ASST. ANGELICA ASSORTED ANIGOZANTHUS KANGAROO PAW ANISE HYSSOP ANISODONTIA ELEGANT LADY ANNUAL ASSORTED ANNUAL RED HOT POT ANTHURIUM ASSORTED APHELANDRA WHITE CLOUD APHELANDRA ZEBRA APHELANDRA ZEBRA PLANT APPLE GOLDEN SENTINEL APPLE SCARLET SENTINEL ARABICA COFFEE PLANT ARABICA COFFEE TREE ARALIA ASSORTED ARALIA BALFOUR ARALIA BALFOURIANA ARALIA BIANCA Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List ARALIA BLACK ARALIA CASTOR ARALIA CELERY LEAF ARALIA CHICKEN GIZZARD ARALIA CHINENSIS ARALIA ELEGANTISSIMA ARALIA FABIAN ARALIA FALSE ARALIA LEMON ARALIA MING ARALIA MING CANE ARALIA ROBIE ARAUCARIA NORFOLK ISL. PINE ARBEQUINA OLIVE ARBORICOLA ASSORTED ARBORICOLA BRAID ARBORICOLA GOLD CAP. BRAID ARBORICOLA GOLD CAPELLA BUSH ARBORICOLA GOLD CAPELLA STANDARD ARBORICOLA GREEN ARBORICOLA GREEN BUSH ARBORICOLA MAGGIE ARBORICOLA NORA ARBORICOLA TRINETTE ARBORICOLA TRINETTE BRAID ARBORICOLA VARIEGATED ARGYRANTHEMUM RUBY SLIPPERS ARTICHOKE GREEN GLOBE ARUGULA ASSORTED ASPARAGUS PLUMOSA ASPARAGUS PLUMOSA HB ASPARAGUS RETROFRACTUS ASPARAGUS SPRINGEREI ASPARAGUS SPRINGEREI HB ASPIDISTRA CAST IRON Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List ASPIDISTRA CAST IRON PLANT ASPIDISTRA MILKY WAY ASPIDISTRA VARIEGATED ASTRAGULUS CHINESE AZALEA ASST BAMBOO MINI TRELLIS 12" BAMBOO MINI TRELLIS 18" BAMBOO MINI TRELLIS 8" BAMBOO PONYTAIL 12" BAMBOO PONYTAIL 16" BAMBOO PONYTAIL 5 CANE 20 " BAMBOO PONYTAIL 5 CANE 8" BAMBOO PONYTAIL 9 CANE 16" BAMBOO TRELLIS 12 CANE XL BANANA ASSORTED BANANA CAVENDISH BANANA SUPER DWARF BASIL ASSORTED BASIL ASSORTED 4 PACK BASIL FINO VERDE BASIL GENOVESE BASIL ITALIAN BASIL LEMON BASIL RED RUBIN BASIL SPICY BUSH BASIL SWEET BASIL SWEET GENOVESE BASIL THAI BAY LAUREL BEAUCARNEA GUATAMALENSIS BEGONIA ANGEL WING BEGONIA CLASSIC COLLECTION BEGONIA DRAGON WING BEGONIA IRON CROSS BEGONIA REIGER Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List BEGONIA REX BLACK OLIVE STANDARD BOLIVIAN JEW HB BONSAI BONSAI COLLECTOR STARTER BONSAI KENGAI BONSAI SPECIMEN BONSAI STARTER BOUG ORANGE KING PATIO TREE BOUG RED WHITE MIX PATIO TREE BOUG ROYAL PURPLE STAKED BOUG WHITE MADONNA STAKED BOUGAINVILLEA ASST BOUGAINVILLEA ASST STAKED BOUGAINVILLEA ASST STANDARD BOUGAINVILLEA ASST TRELLIS BOUGAINVILLEA BAMBINO ASST STAKED BOUGAINVILLEA BAMBINO TRELLIS BOUGAINVILLEA DECO PATIO TRELLIS BOUGAINVILLEA PURPLE QUEEN CONE BOUGAINVILLEA ROYAL PURPLE STAKED BREYNIA DISTICTA BROMELIAD ASSORTED BROMELIAD DRIFTWOOD SMALL BROMELIAD EXOTIC GARDEN BROMELIAD GARDEN BROMELIAD PINAPPLE PLANT BROMELIAD WREATH ASSORTED BRUGSMANSIA ANGELS TRUMPET BULB GARDEN BURNET SALAD CABERNET GRAPE DECO POT CACTI GRAFTED CACTI SUPER GRAFT CACTI/SUCCULENT ASST Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List CACTI/SUCCULENT BASKET CACTI/SUCCULENT CLAY POT ASST CACTI/SUCCULENT IN CERAMIC POT CACTI/SUCCULENT STARTER LARGE CACTI/SUCCULENT STARTER MEDIUM CACTI/SUCCULENT STARTER SMALL CACTUS / SUCCULENT LARGE CACTUS / SUCCULENT MID‐SIZED CACTUS / SUCCULENT SMALL CACTUS SANTA ASSORTMENT CACTUS SPRING BLOOMING CACTUS SUCCULENT ASSORTMENT CALADIUM ASSORTED CALADIUM ASST CALADIUM MIXED CALATHEA ASSORTED CALLA LILY CALLA LILY EDGE OF NIGHT CALLA LILY PLANTER CAMELIA ASSORTED CAMELIA ASSORTED BUSH CAMELIA ASST. STANDARD CAMPANULA BLUE WONDER IN SORBET CAMPANULA BLUE WONDER TIN CAMPANULA GET MEE CAMPANULA IN COPPER CANNA TROPICANNA CANNA TROPICANNA GOLD CARISSA FANCY CARNATION ASSORTED CARNATION ASST. WINDOW BOX CARNATION CAN CAN CARNIVOROUS PLANT CARNIVOROUS PLANT GARDEN CATMINT Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List CATNIP CATNIP LEMON CELERY CUTTING CELOSIA CRISTATA CELOSIA PLUMOSA ASST CELOSIA PRESTIGE SCARLET CERAMIC SQUARE CEREUS MONSTROSUS CEROPEGIA STRING OF HEARTS CEROPEGIA STRING OF HEARTS HB CESTRUM NEWELLII CESTRUM NOCTURNUM CHAMOMILE ASSORTED CHERVIL ASSORTED CHIVES ASSORTED CHIVES GARLIC CHLOROPHYTUM BONNIE HB CHLOROPHYTUM FIRE FLASH HB CHLOROPHYTUM GREEN SPIDER HB CHLOROPHYTUM LAXUM CHLOROPHYTUM MANDARIN HB CHLOROPHYTUM REVERSE VAR. SPIDER CHLOROPHYTUM SPIDER ASST CHLOROPHYTUM SPIDER ASST. HB CHLOROPHYTUM VARIEGATED SPIDER CHRYSANTHEMUM ASST CHRYSANTHEMUM OVAL DECO PLTR CINERARIA ASST CINERARIA ASST WINDOW BOX CINNAMON CANELLA BUSH CINNAMON CANNELLA STANDARD CINNAMON VINE CISSUS ELLEN DANICA CISSUS ELLEN DANICA HB CISSUS GRAPE IVY Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List CISSUS GRAPE IVY HB CISSUS TETRASTIGMA HB CITRUS BEARS SDLS LIME ESPALIER CITRUS BEARS SEEDLESS LIME CITRUS BEARS SEEDLESS LIME DWARF CITRUS CALAMONDIN CITRUS CALAMONDIN BUSH CITRUS CALAMONDIN STANDARD CITRUS CAMPBELL VALENCIA CITRUS CARA CARA NAVEL DWARF CITRUS DANCY TANGERINE CITRUS EUREKA LEMON CITRUS EUREKA LEMON STANDARD CITRUS EUREKA VAR. PINK CITRUS LIMON EUREKA VARIEGATED CITRUS LISBON LEMON CITRUS MEX THORNLESS LIME CITRUS MEXICAN LIME DWARF CITRUS MEXICAN LIME STANDARD CITRUS MEYER LEMON CITRUS MEYER LEMON DWARF CITRUS MEYER LEMON ESPALIER CITRUS MINNEOLA TANGELO CITRUS MORO BLOOD ORANGE CITRUS NAGAMIN KUMQUAT STD. CITRUS OROBLANCO GRAPEFRUIT STD. CITRUS PINK LEMONADE STANDARD CITRUS REDBLUSH GRAPEFRUIT CITRUS RIO RED GRAPEFRUIT DWARF CITRUS SALAD TREE CITRUS VALENCIA ORANGE CITRUS WASHINGTON NAVEL CLERODEDRUM THOMPSONIEA STAKED CLERODENDRON BLD. HEART TRELLIS CLERODENDRON BLEEDING HEART Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List CLERODENDRON BLEEDING HEART HB CLERODENDRON STARBURST CLERODENDRUM THOMSONIAE STAKED CLERODENDRUM UGADENSE PATIO TREE CLIVIA GOLDEN DRAGON CLIVIA MINIATA CLIVIA VICTORIA PEACH COFFEE RUBRA COLEUS ASSORTED COLEUS KONG COMFREY ASST CORDYLINE ASSORTED CORDYLINE BAUERI CORDYLINE BOLERO CORDYLINE CARUBA BLACK CORDYLINE FESTIVAL GRASS CORDYLINE KENNY'S GOLD CORDYLINE RED SISTER CORDYLINE XEROX CORIANDER ASSORTED CORIANDER VIETNAMESE CRASSULA JADE CRASSULA JADE HOBBIT CRASSULA JADE PINK BLOOMING CRASSULA JADE SPECIMEN CRASSULA JADE SUNSET CRASSULA JADE VARIEGATED CRASSULA MINIATURE JADE CRASSULA SILVER DOLLAR CRASSULA TRUMPET JADE CRASSULA WATCH CHAIN BASKET CROSSANDRA ASST CROSSANDRA COLOR BOWL CROSSANDRA ORANGE ASST CROSSANDRA WINDOW BOX Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List CROTON APPLE LEAF CROTON ASSORTED CROTON BANANA CROTON BANANA LEAF CROTON BATIK CROTON GOLD DUST CROTON MAMEY CROTON OAK LEAF CROTON PETRA CROTON RED BANANA CRYPTANTHUS ASSORTED CUPHEA ITSY BITSY ROSE CUPHEA LAVENDER LACE CUPHEA MEXICAN HEATHER CURRY DWARF CYCAD CLAY GARDEN CYCAD FURFURACEA CYCAD KING SAGO CYCAD SAGO PALM CYCAS KING MAGNUM CYCLAMEN ASST CYCLAMEN ASST WINDOW BOX CYCLAMEN MINI CYPERUS WILD SPIKE DAFFODIL ASSORTED DECORATED NORFOLK PINE DECORATIVE ACRYLIC STONE DIANELLA TAS YELLOW STRIPE DIANELLA TASMANICA VARIEGATA DIANTHUS CHERRY MAGIC DIEFFENBACHIA ASSORTED DIEFFENBACHIA CAMILLE DIEFFENBACHIA CAMOUFLAGE DIEFFENBACHIA EXOTICA DIEFFENBACHIA HYBRID ASSORTED Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List DIEFFENBACHIA OCTOPUS DIEFFENBACHIA PANTHER DIEFFENBACHIA STARBRIGHT DIEFFENBACHIA TROPIC BREEZE DIEFFENBACHIA TROPIC MARIANNE DIEFFENBACHIA TROPIC SNOW DILL ASSORTED DIPLADENIA ASSORTED DIPLADENIA PINK DISCOREA ELEPHANTS FOOT DISH GARDEN DISOCACTUS DRACAENA ARBOREA DRACAENA ASSORTED DRACAENA BICOLOR DRACAENA BICOLOR EXOTIC DRACAENA CARMEN DRACAENA COLORAMA DRACAENA GOLDSTAR BUSH DRACAENA J.C. CHARACTER CUTBACK DRACAENA JANET CRAIG DRACAENA JANET CRAIG BUSH DRACAENA JANET CRAIG CANE DRACAENA JANET CRAIG COMPACTA DRACAENA JANET CRAIG COMPACTA BUSH DRACAENA JANET CRAIG CUTBACK DRACAENA LEMON LIME DRACAENA LEMON‐LIME DRACAENA LIMELIGHT DRACAENA LIMESTRIPE 321 CANE DRACAENA MAGENTA DRACAENA MAGENTA BUSH DRACAENA MARGINATA DRACAENA MARGINATA BICOLOR DRACAENA MARGINATA BRAID Call for daily availability or to special order a particular variety not on this list. Echter's Indoor Plant List DRACAENA MARGINATA BRANCHED DRACAENA MARGINATA BUSH DRACAENA MARGINATA EXOTIC DRACAENA MARGINATA
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    ; Fig. 170. Solandra longiflora (Solanaceae). 7. Solanum Linnaeus Annual or perennial, armed or unarmed herbs, shrubs, vines or trees. Leaves alternate, simple or compound, sessile or petiolate. Inflorescence an axillary, extra-axillary or terminal raceme, cyme, corymb or panicle. Flowers regular, or sometimes irregular; calyx (4-) 5 (-10)- toothed; corolla rotate, 5 (-6)-lobed. Stamens 5, exserted; anthers united over the style, dehiscing by 2 apical pores. Fruit a 2-celled berry; seeds numerous, reniform. Key to Species 1. Trees or shrubs; stems armed with spines; leaves simple or lobed, not pinnately compound; inflorescence a raceme 1. S. macranthum 1. Vines; stems unarmed; leaves pinnately compound; inflorescence a panicle 2. S. seaforthianum 1. Solanum macranthum Dunal, Solanorum Generumque Affinium Synopsis 43 (1816). AARDAPPELBOOM (Surinam); POTATO TREE. Shrub or tree to 9 m; stems and leaves spiny, pubescent. Leaves simple, toothed or up to 10-lobed, to 40 cm. Inflorescence a 7- to 12-flowered raceme. Corolla 5- or 6-lobed, bluish-purple, to 6.3 cm wide. Range: Brazil. Grown as an ornamental in Surinam (Ostendorf, 1962). 2. Solanum seaforthianum Andrews, Botanists Repository 8(104): t.504 (1808). POTATO CREEPER. Vine to 6 m, with petiole-tendrils; stems and leaves unarmed, glabrous. Leaves pinnately compound with 3-9 leaflets, to 20 cm. Inflorescence a many- flowered panicle. Corolla 5-lobed, blue, purple or pinkish, to 5 cm wide. Range:South America. Grown as an ornamental in Surinam (Ostendorf, 1962). Sterculiaceae Monoecious, dioecious or polygamous trees and shrubs. Leaves alternate, simple to palmately compound, petiolate. Inflorescence an axillary panicle, raceme, cyme or thyrse.
  • Life Cycle Cost of Air Plant Green Roofs in Hot and Humid Climate

    Life Cycle Cost of Air Plant Green Roofs in Hot and Humid Climate

    I J A B E R, Vol. 14, No. 10 (2016):Life 7167-7182 Cycle Cost of Air Plant Green Roofs in Hot and Humid Climate l 7167 LIFE CYCLE COST OF AIR PLANT GREEN ROOFS IN HOT AND HUMID CLIMATE Tachaya Sangkakool* and Kuaanan Techato2* Abstract: The benefitsof green roofshave beenrecognizedby many researchers worldwide.Green roofs have been wildly implemented in many countries due to the trend of green architecture, sustainable architecture and environmental friendly concept. The computational life cycle cost of air plant green roofs is classified into two parts. One is the initial investment, which compos- es of the cost of materials and installation process. Another is the cost of operation and main- tenance. This paper has investigated in the economics of green roofs by reviewing secondary data of extensive green roof and intensive green roofs and collecting experimental data of air plant green roofs. The investigation of life cycle cost of “Cotton Candy” air plant green roofs is around 140.21$/m2 and “Spanish moss” air plant green roofs is around 125.78 $/m2. Although the digit is lower than other types of green roofs, the benefit is almost the same. It was found from the research that life cycle cost of air plant green roof is less than other types of green roof. However, the benefits are not different from other type of the roof. Another strengthof air plant green roofs is shading to the roof of the building. These will extend the life cycle of the roof. The consideration of life cycle cost of air plant green roofs will be another tool using in making final decision.
  • Efficacy of A-Rest™ Or Bonzi™ on Clerodendrum Thomsoniae As a Flowering Potted Plant Jeff S

    Efficacy of A-Rest™ Or Bonzi™ on Clerodendrum Thomsoniae As a Flowering Potted Plant Jeff S

    Special Research Report: #515: Production Technology Efficacy of A-Rest™ or Bonzi™ on Clerodendrum thomsoniae as a Flowering Potted Plant Jeff S. Kuehny and Annina Delaune, Deparment of Horticulture, Louisiana State University AgCenter, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-2120. ___________________________________________________________________________________ pairs were planted in May 2004 (latitude 30.43N) using one per 6-inch container filled with a mixture of Promix. All plants received FUNDING INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS THROUGH RESEARCH & ambient light levels in a EDUCATION greenhouse with temperature Phone: 703-838-5211 set points of 86° F day/73° F E-mail: [email protected] night. Plants were fertilized Website: www.endowment.org at ever irrigation with Figure 1. Effect of control, Peters™ 20-10-20 at the rate A-Rest™ (ancymidol) 0.5 of 200 ppm N. or1.0 mg a.i./pot drench on BACKGROUND C. thomsoniae. An application of A-Rest™ Two weeks after (ancymidol) or Bonzi™ transplanting, central leaders (paclobutrazol) has been were pinched. PGR recommended either as a treatments were applied after spray or a drench to control two weeks of vegetative growth of Clerodendrum growth. Measurements were thomsoniae. recorded 49 d after PGR applications. Recommendations suggest 6 to 50 ppm sprays that will RESULTS reduce plant growth by 40% A-Rest™ and Bonzi™ Figure 2. Effect of control, when compared to controls. reduced internode length of Bonzi™ (paclobutrazol) 0.5 They also increased C. thomsoniae (Table 1) and or 1.0 mg a.i./pot drench on flowering. The objectives of had minimal effect on days to C. thomsoniae. this study were to determine flower, number of laterals the efficacy of: a) A-Rest™ (average 3), or number of (ancymidol) at 100 or 200 leaves (average of 50).
  • LD5655.V855 1974.H365.Pdf

    LD5655.V855 1974.H365.Pdf

    \INDOOR PL.A..l'rTS IDENTIFICATION AND CULTURE/ by Lacy Clyde \\Harold;;, Thesis submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Virginia ~olytechnic Institute and State University in partial fu1£illment of the requirements for the degree o~ MASTER OF SCIEITCE in H'orticulture A:PPHOVED: Chairman M.2i~ G. C. wiirtiiiU- December, 1974 Blacksburg, Virginia LD 5b5S V 855 . /9"74 H3IaS. ,~­ c. :<. ACKNOVlLEDGElilIDTTS The author wishes to express appreciation to Dr. W.P. Judkins for his help in carrying out, this study. Appreciation is also extended to Dr. R.E. Campbell and Dr. J .R •. Crunkilton for ·their suggestions during the course of this study. Gratitude is extended to my wife, Karen, for her patience and understanding throughout this study. 1:1. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page. INTRODUCTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • 1 REVIEW OF LIT ERA.T URE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 rliAT:2.:RIALS lurD lllETHODS • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • .' 4 REStTLTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 CONCLUDING DISCUSSION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 33 Su:r~lli~T.{Y • • • • • • • • • • • • • .' • • • • • • • e' 35 BIBLIOGRA.:PHY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 36 l;]? PEND IX • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 37 VITA • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • 43 iii INTRODUCTION With the: introduction and expansion of vocational horticulture courses in the secondary school systems, it has become necessary to teach more specialized work in the area of floricluture and particluarly house plant identification and culture,. The increasing interest of individuals and the grovling need for extension services concerning indoor plant identification and culture have also demanded that educational materials and services be' made .available for use by the average citizen and extension agents, as well as the horticulture instructor. The educational kit that ,will be described in this thesiS has been prepared for the purpose of identifying nlooerous indoor plants, their cultural requirements, and uses.