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2016-2017 Price List & Product Guide SILVERLEAF GREENHOUSES, INC. 2017 BROKERED PRODUCT PROGRAMS 2017 HERB PROGRAM Available to ship FedEx, FedEx Ground, LTL palletized or grower truck. (EOD does apply) 102 cell tray - can be order as full tray (100), 1/2 tray (50) or 17 strip (3x17=51) > see main program for varieties & pricing. 72 cell tray *(new size) - can be orders as full tray (70) or 1/2 tray (35) > limited varieties & weeks available, see main program for information. 2.5" pots - can be ordered as full tray (32), 1/2 tray (16) or assorted (8 pots ea., 4 varieties) > see main program for varieties & pricing 4" pots - can be ordered as full trays only, 10 pots/ tray > see main program for varieties & pricing. Available to ship LTL palletized or grower truck only. (EOD does not apply) WK. AVAIL LIST PRICE 6" herb standard - basil (Pesto Perpetuo) 14-50 $10.50 6" herb standard - lavender 14-50 $15.00 6" herb standard - rosemary 14-50 $15.00 8" herb standard - lavender 14-50 $20.00 8" herb standard - rosemary 14-50 $20.00 10" herb standard - lavender 14-50 $45.00 10" herb standard - rosemary 14-50 $45.00 8" herb topiary rosemary heart 14-50 $15.00 8" herb topiary rosemary hoop 14-50 $15.00 8" herb topiary rosemary sphere 14-50 $20.00 15" living herb wreath - round 14-50 $32.00 13" living herb wreath - square 14-50 $32.00 9"x15" living herb wreath - rectangle 14-50 $32.00 8" combination herb garden pans 14-50 $8.50 11" combination herb garden bowls 14-50 $10.50 10" color pot herb combinations 14-50 $12.50 11"HB (1.65 gal.) Rosemary prostrate 14-50 $12.50 11"HB (1.65 gal.) herb combinations 14-50 $14.00 12"HB (3.25 gal.) herb combinations 14-50 $20.00 16"HB moss herb combinations 14-50 $32.00 Topiary Herb Butterfly 14-50 $32.00 Topiary Herb Dancing Bear 14-50 $32.00 Topiary Herb Mushroom 14-50 $32.00 Topiary Herb Rabbit (Easter only) 14-50 $32.00 Topiary Herb Bear w/ balloon 14-50 $32.00 *additional herb specialty products - TBD 2017 SCENTED GERANIUM PROGRAM Available to ship FedEx, FedEx Ground, LTL palletized or grower truck. (EOD does apply) 2.5" pots - can be ordered as full (32), 1/2 (16) or assorted (8 pots ea., 4 varieties) trays > see main program for varieites & pricing 4" pots - ordered in units of 10 pots/ tray > see main program for varieties & pricing. Available to ship LTL palletized or grower truck only. (EOD does not apply) WK. AVAIL LIST PRICE 8" Stock Plants > includes 1000 Citronella and 500 assorted varieties in various quantities. 12-18 $6.50 2017 IVY PROGRAM Available to ship FedEx, FedEx Ground, LTL palletized or grower truck. (EOD does apply) 72 cell tray - can be orders as full tray (70) or 1/2 tray (35) > see main program for varieties & pricing 2.5" pots - can be ordered as full (32), 1/2 (16) or assorted (8 pots ea., 4 varieties) trays > see main program for varieites & pricing 4" pots - ordered in units of 10 pots/ tray > see main program for varieties & pricing. Available to ship LTL palletized or grower truck only. (EOD does not apply) WK. AVAIL LIST PRICE 8" Ivy grown on a 12" bamboo hoop - green 14-50 $8.50 8" Ivy grown on a 12" bamboo hoop - green & white variegated 14-50 $8.50 8" Ivy grown on a 12" bamboo hoop - green & yellow variegated 14-50 $8.50 12" Ivy in Terra Cotta Patio pot w/ 30" Trellis - green 14-50 $15.00 12" Ivy in Terra Cotta Patio pot w/ 30" Trellis - green & white variegated 14-50 $15.00 12" Ivy in Terra Cotta Patio pot w/ 30" Trellis - green & yellow variegated 14-50 $15.00 SILVERLEAF GREENHOUSES, INC. 2017 BROKERED PRODUCT PROGRAMS 2017 SUCCULENT PROGRAM Available to ship FedEx, FedEx Ground, LTL palletized or grower truck. (EOD does apply) 2.5" pots - can be ordered as full (32), 1/2 (16) or assorted (8 pots ea., 4 varieties) trays > see main program for varieties & pricing 2.5" pots - Grower Choice assortment - 8 pots ea., 4 varieties from main variety list 11-26 $75.00 2.5" pots - Growers Choice Echeveria assortment - 8 pots ea., 4 varieties of Echeveria 11-26 $75.00 2.5" pots - Growers Choice Sedum assortment - 8 pots ea., 4 varieties of Sedum 11-26 $75.00 2.5" pots - Grower Choice Semperivium assortment - 8 pots ea., 4 varieties of Semperivium 11-26 $75.00 4" pots - ordered in units of 10 pots/ tray > see main program for varieties & pricing. Available to ship LTL palletized or grower truck only. (EOD does not apply) WK. AVAIL LIST PRICE 8" succulent garden pans 14-50 $10.00 11" succulent garden bowls 14-50 $15.00 15" tall moss succulent trees 14-50 $35.00 24" tall moss succulent trees 14-50 $55.00 30" tall moss succulent trees 14-50 $75.00 15" living succulent wreath - round 14-50 $40.00 13" living succulent wreath - square 14-50 $40.00 9"x15" living succulent wreath - rectangle 14-50 $40.00 Topiary Succulent Butterfly 14-50 $35.00 Topiary Succulent Dancing Bear 14-50 $35.00 Topiary Succulent Mushroom 14-50 $35.00 Topiary Succulent Rabbitt (Easter only) 14-50 $35.00 Topiary Succulent Bear w/ balloon 14-50 $45.00 *additional succulent specialty products - TBD 2017 PICK ME UP & GO COLLECTION Each collection contains eight pots of 2.5" individually tagged plants in an attractive carrying container with a LARGE collection identifying tag and a customized handle with YOUR company's name! Great for gifting holidays, organizational fundraisers or simply for the customer who wants to plant their own combination planter or herb garden. Varieties listed are examples only. Actual collections may vary both in plant quantity and variety. Available to ship LTL palletized or grower truck only. (EOD does not apply) WK. AVAIL LIST PRICE American Cooking -basil, chives, marjoram, oregano, parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme. 14-22 $12.75 Basil Bouquet - cinnamom, genovese, lemon, pesto perpetuo, red rubin, spicy globe, sweet, thai. 14-22 $12.75 Edible Flower - anise hyssop, bee balm, borage, calendula, marigold, nasturtium, sweet william, viola. 14-22 $12.75 French Cooking - dill, fennel, marjoram, rosemary, summer savory, rosemary, tarragon, thyme. 14-22 $12.75 Hot Pepper Collection - Habanero, Serrano, Holy Mole, Cheyenne, Jalapeno, Hot Banana, Sriracha, Chile. 14-22 $12.75 Italian Cooking - basil, dill, fennel, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, thyme. 14-22 $12.75 Italian Sauce - genovese basilx2, italian oregano, hot & spicy oregano, italian parsleyx2, roma tomatox2. 14-22 $12.75 Mexican Cooking - cilantro, cumin, epazote, marjoram, mint, oregano, parsley, thyme. 14-22 $12.75 Oriental Veg. & Cooking - garlic chives, mustard, mizuna, thai basil, shiso, perilla, lemon grass, cilantro. 14-22 $12.75 Patio Vegetables - 8 different choices of vegetables bred especially for patio containers. 14-22 $12.75 Poultry & Fish - chives, dill, lemon grass, lemon thyme, marjoram, parsley, rosemary, tarragon. 14-22 $12.75 Salad & Micro Mix - arugula, beet greens, endive, lovage, mustard greens, radicchio, shiso, watercress 14-22 $12.75 Tea Collection - anise hyssop, aztec sweet, chamomile, lemon balm, mintx2, pineapple sage, stevia. 14-22 $12.75 Scented Geranium Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different scented geraniums 14-22 $14.00 Butterfly & Bee Collection - anise hyssop, bee balm, bergamot, borage, echinacea, milkweed & others. 14-22 $12.75 Spa Fragrance Collection - basil, lavenderx2, lemon balm, lemon verbena, mintx2, patchouli. 14-22 $12.75 Medicinal - catmint, chamomile, echinacea,feverfew, flax, horehound, hyssop, lavender. 14-22 $12.75 Mesquito Repellant - lemon grass, lemon balm, lemon thyme, lemon verbena, lemon mint, lemon basil 14-22 $12.75 Ivy Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different ivies, some green, some variegated. 14-22 $14.00 Succulent Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different succulent, from an assortment of genre. 14-22 $21.75 Echeveria Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different echeveria. 14-22 $21.75 Sedum Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different sedum. 14-22 $21.75 Semperivium Pick Me Up & Go - 8 different semperivium. 14-22 $21.75 SILVERLEAF GREENHOUSES, INC. Phone: 845-778-7099 Fax: 845-778-7516 E-mail: [email protected] HERB, SCENTED GERANIUM, IVY & SUCCULENT PROGRAMS - 2016-2017 Effective dates week 31, 2016 through week 30, 2017. 102 cell 102 cell 17 strip 17 strip 72 cell 72 cell 2.5" 2.5" pots 2.5" pots 4" 4" Finished *Reminder - 3% EOD cut-off is Nov. 23, 2016 for orders shipping weeks 1-26, 2017 wks. 102 sold as 100 wks. 3 varieties wks. 72 sold as 70 wks. ordered assorted trays wks. 10 pots/tray *Note - pricing includes all royalties associated with patented varieties. avail. or 1/2 tray of avail. 17 each per avail. or 1/2 tray of avail. in multiples order in avail. full trays COMMON NAME LATIN NAME MAIN USE 51 sold as 50 51 strip 36 sold as 35 of 16 or 32 multiples of 8 only HERBS Ajmud - Indian Celery Carum roxburgianum ethnic culinary 10-40 $0.60 10-17 $0.80 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Angelica Angelica archangelica medicinal 10-40 $0.54 10-17 $0.74 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Anise Pimpinella anisum culinary 10-40 $0.54 10-17 $0.74 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Anise - Hyssop Agastache foeniculum culinary 10-40 $0.54 10-17 $0.74 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Arugula Eruca sativa salad mix 10-40 $0.54 10-17 $0.74 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Aruglua - Wasabi Diplotaxis erucoides salad mix 10-40 $0.54 10-17 $0.74 12-40 $1.20 $1.30 14-26 $2.15 Asian Greens - Mizuna, Dk.
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    Straw Hat Farms of Marion County, IA Herb Plant Catalog 2021 Growing Season Please note—this is a work in progress. We will do our best to continue to add photos and descriptions for each entry as we work towards completion. We will use as many pictures as we can of our own products, but in some cases we use suppliers’ pictures when necessary. The best way to tell is to come see us in person! Pricing 31/2” Pots $2.50 each Oregano Fresh oregano has a robust, woodsy flavor. Cilantro/Corriander Cilantro features distinctive, jagged leaves and a strong flavor that is often present in Mexican dishes, but the fresh herb pairs well with a variety of foods. Try cilantro in soups, on sandwiches, in sauces and in your casseroles. Basil There are hundreds of different varieties of basil, here are the ones we offer. ​ Italian Large Leaf basil Basils are loaded with volatile oils, responsible for the heady aroma and strong flavor so essential to cooking. Large-Leaf Italian basil is regarded as the essential variety for true Neapolitan cuisine, especially pesto. And in the garden, basil works to repel aphids, mites, and hornworms. Lemon Basil Pick the leaves and use fresh or dried in vinegars, with fish, vegetables or added to soups. As with most basil varieties, lemon basil should only be cooked briefly so as not to sacrifice its flavor and aromatic qualities. Cinnamon Basil Cinnamon basil is one the easiest basils to grow. Cinnamon basil can grow up to 3 feet tall and, if you pinch back the leaves, it can bush out to 3 feet.
  • Hydrangeas for Plant Connoisseurs

    Hydrangeas for Plant Connoisseurs

    TheThe AmericanAmerican GARDENERGARDENER® TheThe MagazineMagazineMagazine ofof thethe AAmericanmerican HorticulturalHorticultural SocietySocietySociety MayMay / June 2014 Hydrangeas for plant Connoisseurs CharmingCharming NicotianasNicotianas Four-SeasonFour-Season TreesTrees NewNew HerbHerb TrendsTrends Did you know that you can give the American Horticultural Let your home Society a residence, farm or vacation property, gain a charitable work for you! gift deduction, and retain the right to live in the property? A gift of real estate can provide the following benefits: • Produce a substantial charitable income tax deduction • Reduce capital gains taxes • Save estate taxes • Leave a legacy of a greener, healthier, more beautiful America • Membership in the Horticultural Heritage Society We would be pleased to discuss how a gift of real estate can benefit both you and the American Horticultural Society. Please contact Scott Lyons, Director of Institutional Advancement, at [email protected] or (703) 768-5700 ext 127. contents Volume 93, Number 3 . May / June 2014 FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 5 NOTES FROM RIVER FARM 6 MEMBERS’ FORUM 8 NEWS FROM THE AHS Bequest of longtime AHS member Wilma L. Pickard establishes new AHS fellowship for aspiring horticulturists, Susie and Bruce Usrey are Honorary co-Chairs of 2014 Gala, birds of prey visit River Farm during annual Spring Garden Market. 12 AHS MEMBERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE Joan Calder. page 1414 44 GARDEN SOLUTIONS Avoiding or preventing late-blight infestations on tomatoes. 14 CHARMING NICOTIANAS BY RAND B. LEE 46 TRAVELER’S GUIDE TO GARDENS Beloved for their fragrance and attractiveness to pollinators, these The Rotary Botanical Gardens. old-fashioned cottage-garden favorites are back in style. 48 HOMEGROWN HARVEST Sweet and tart crabapples.