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Web Plant Lists 16.Xlsx Flower Name Variety achillea colorado ageratum artist blue ageratum artist purple Ageratum houstonianum Blue Horizon Ageratum houstonianum Hawaii Blue alternathera purple knight alyssum Aphrodite Apricot alyssum aphrodite lemon alyssum easter bonnet pastel mix alyssum easter bonnet violet alyssum wonderland deep purple alyssum Wonderland Deep Rose alyssum wonderland lavender alyssum wonderland mix alyssum wonderland white Amaranthus autumn pallet Amaranthus Love Lies Bleeding angelonia angelface blue angelonia dresden blue angelonia pink angelonia serenita purple angelonia serenita raspberry angelonia serenita white angelonia wedgewood angelonia white argyranthemum butterfly/sunlight argyranthemum helio white argyranthemum molimba pink argyranthemum vanilla butterfly Artemesia annua sweet annie asarina joan loraine blue asclepias Aster(Cal. chinensis) bouquet mix Aster(Cal. chinensis) serenade Aster(Cal. chinensis) siedajadama Aster(Cal. chinensis) tower custom bacopa blue bubbles bacopa blutopia mp bacopa calypso lavender bacopa snowstorm g. snowflake bacopa snowstorm snowglobe bacopa snowtopia mp begonia ambassador scarlet begonia ambassador white begonia cocktail gin begonia illumination apricot begonia bonfire orange begonia dragon red begonia mistral dark red begonia tub illum apricot begonia tub illum golden picotee begonia tub illum salmon pink begonia tub miss montreal begonia tub moccha deep orange begonia tub moccha scarlet begonia tub moccha white begonia tub moccha yellow begonia tub ns appleblossom begonia tub ns deep orange begonia tub ns deep red begonia tub ns yellow begonia veg begonia collection bidens goldilocks rocks brachycome brachy blue browallia blue bells browallia illumination browallia jingle mix browallia marine bells browallia saphir browallia silver bells Calendula officinalis alpha Calendula officinalis princess mix calibrachoa mf double blue calibrachoa mf double chiffon calibrachoa mf double red calibrachoa callie peach calibrachoa mf neo purple calibrachoa mf neo rose calibrachoa mf dark blue calibrachoa mf double amethyst calibrachoa mf double deep yellow calibrachoa mf double lemon calibrachoa mf double magenta calibrachoa mf double pink calibrachoa mf double purple calibrachoa mf double white calibrachoa sb blackberry punch calibrachoa sb cherry star calibrachoa sb coralberry punch calibrachoa sb dreamsicle calibrachoa sb grape punch calibrachoa sb lemon slice calibrachoa sb pink calibrachoa sb plum calibrachoa sb pomengranate punch calibrachoa sb red calibrachoa sb spicy calibrachoa sb strawberry punch calibrachoa sb tequilla sunrise calibrachoa sb white calibrachoa sb yellow calibrachoa sb yellow chiffon celosia ice cream mix Celosia castle pink Celosia flamingo purple Celosia fresh look red Celosia fresh look yellow Celosia smart look red Celosia Sunday mix Celosia argentea plumosa Pampas Plume celosia cockscomb chief mix Centaurea cyanus blue boy Centaurea cyanus boy mix cleome queen cherry cleome queen mix cleome queen violet cleome queen white cleome senorita rosalita Cobaea scandens violet coleus alabama coleus defiance coleus dipt in wine coleus dragon black coleus electric lime coleus fishnet stockings coleus gay's delight coleus honeycrisp coleus kingswood torch coleus kiwi fern coleus kong mosaic coleus mint mocha coleus molten lava coleus oxblood coleus perilla magilla coleus red head coleus trusty rusty coleus vino Coleus wizard jade Coleus wizard mix coleus wizard pineapple Coleus wizard sunset Coleus wizard velvet red cosmos sensation purity cosmos yellow garden Cosmos bipinnatus Picotee Cosmos bipinnatus psyche Cosmos bipinnatus Sea Shells Mixed Cosmos bipinnatus Sensation Mix Cosmos bipinnatus Sonata Carmine Cosmos bipinnatus Sonata Mix Cosmos bipinnatus Sonata Pink Cosmos bipinnatus Sonata White Cosmos sulphureus Cosmic mix Cosmos sulphureus Cosmic Orange Cosmos sulphureus cosmic red Cosmos sulphureus Cosmic Yellow Cosmos sulphureus sunny mix craspedia globosa drumstick cynaria cardoon cynoglossum chinese forget me not dahlia alabama dahlia carolina dahlia carolina burgundy dahlia carolina orange dahlia diablo dahlia figaro mix dahlia lisa dark pink dahlia montana dahlia oregon dahlia sunny reggae Datura Belle Blanche delphinium bellamosum delphinium cliveden beauty(bdonna) delphinium magic fountains mix dianthus crimson eye venti dianthus bar. 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