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September Flower Availability Early May March Flower Availability September Flower Availability Flower: Colors Colors Anemone White, fuschia, Red, Purple, Lavender Freesia White, Yellow double, Pink, purple Amaranth red, bronze Ranunculus White, yellow, orange, pink, coral shades, red, burgundy Broomcorn Ranunculus Super Green orange, white Celosia, spike/plume green, orange, red LA lily yellow, orange Celosia, Ball persimmon, red White, Yellow, Orange, Pink, white, yellow, coral & peach tones, orange, red, Snapdragon Burgundy Red, Lavender-pink, Dahlia purple White, Cream, Apricot, Pink, Lavender, Ruby Stock Purple cafe au lait, dinnerplate Succulents Echeveria, assorted Dianthus red April Flower Availability Gomphrena White, pink, purple Flower: Colors Hydrangea old-fashioned variety, lace & limelight Anemone White, fuschia, Red, Purple, Lavender Kale purple Freesia White, Yellow double, Pink, purple Lily, LA green, yellow, orange Ranunculus White, yellow, orange, pink, coral shades, red, burgundy Lily, Oriental white, stargazer pink Ranunculus Super Green orange, white Lisianthus White, Cream, Green, Pink, Purple, Lavender Oriental Lily White Marigold yellow, orange Ornithogalum White Millet black White, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Snapdragon Burgundy, Lavender, Oscar green hairy ball White, Cream, Apricot, Pink, Lavender, Stock Purple Pepper black, orange, red Tulip Single Pumpkin-on-a-stick Double Salvia purple, white Parrot Sunflower Dusty Miller Snapdragons orange bronze, burgundy, pink, white Succulents Echeveria, assorted Tuberose white single mix colors, white, green, yellow, orange, pink, salmon, fuschia, red, purple, Herbs See Herb Availability List Zinnia lavender, queen red lime Early May Flower Availability Dusty Miller ninebark Flower: Colors sea oats Anemone White, fuschia, Red, Purple, Lavender Grass frosted explosion Dianthus red, green Scented Geranium Ranunculus White, yellow, orange, pink/coral shades, red, burgundy Succulents Echeveria, assorted Ranunculus Super Green orange, white Dried flowers mixed flower bunches Oriental Lily white Dried Grains Broom corn, wheat, White, Yellow, bronze, Pink, Snapdragon Burgundy, Lavender, Early October Flower Availability White, Cream, Apricot, Pink, Lavender, Stock Purple Colors Tulip Single Double Amaranth red, bronze Parrot Broomcorn white, yellow, coral & peach tones, orange, red, Dusty Miller Dahlia purple Succulents Echeveria, assorted cafe au lait, dinnerplate Herbs See Herb Availability List Dianthus red Late May Flower Availability Gomphrena White, pink, purple, lavender Kale purple Flower: Colors Flowering Kale white, purple, lavender pink Anemone White, fuschia, Red, Purple, Lavender Lily, LA asiatic green, yellow, orange Dianthus red, green Lily, Oriental white, stargazer pink Delphinium Lisianthus White, Cream, Green, Pink, Purple, Lavender Forget me not cynoglossum Marigold yellow, orange Bearded Iris Purple Millet black Larkspur White, purple, pink Oscar green hairy ball Lily, oriental White, stargazer pink Pepper black, orange, red Lily, as. LA Pumpkin-on-a-stick Peony Salvia white, purple Poppy Icelandic Sunflower White, Yellow, Bronze, Pink, Snapdragon Burgundy, Lavender, Snapdragons white, bronze, pink, lavender, burgundy Statice purple Dusty Miller White, Cream, Apricot, Pink, Lavender, Stock Purple Scented Geranium Dusty Miller Succulents assorted wheat & rye fresh Succulents Echeveria, assorted dried flowers mixed flowers Herbs See Herb Availability List Late October Flower Availability June Flower Availability Colors Colors Kale purple Delphinium Purple Flowering Kale white, pink, lavender, purple Dianthus red, green Lily, LA asiatic green, yellow, orange, burgundy Forget-Me-Not cynoglossum Lily, Oriental white, stargazer Kniphofia Pepper orange, red Lily, oriental White Salvia purple, white Lily, as. LA green, yellow, orange Snapdragons white, bronze, burgundy Larkspur White, Pink, Purple, Lavender Dusty Miller Statice blue, purple, white Scented Geranium Sweet Peas white, pink, hot pink, red, purple, plum, lavender Succulents Echeveria, assorted Dusty Miller Curly willow Mint applemint Pussy willow Wheat & rye Fresh Dried wreath Mixed flowers or grains small Succulents Echeveria, assorted Dried wreath Mixed flowers or grains medium July Flower Availability Dried wreath Mixed flowers or grains large Colors November Flower Availability Ammi black knight Colors Amaranth red, bronze Kale purple Dianthus red Flowering Kale white, pink, lavender, purple Celosia, spike/plume green, orange, red, salmon Lily, LA asiatic green, yellow, orange, burgundy Celosia, ball persimmon, red Lily, Oriental white, stargazer crocosmia red Pepper orange, red Lily, oriental White Salvia white, purple Lily, LA green, yellow, orange Snapdragons white, bronze, burgundy Lisianthus White, Cream, Green, Pink, Purple, Lavender Dusty Miller Statice purple, blue, pastel pink Scented Geranium Sunflower Succulents assorted mix colors, white, green, yellow, orange, pink, salmon, fuschia, red, purple, Zinnia lavender, queen red lime Curly willow Dusty Miller Pussy willow Scented Geranium Dried grains mix grains Succulents assorted August Flower Availability Colors Ammi black Amaranth red, bronze Celosia, spike/plume green, orange, red Celosia, Ball persimmon, red Dahlia white, yellow, coral & peach tones, orange, red, purple cafe au lait, dinnerplate Grass frosted explosion Dianthus red Gomphrena White, pink, purple Hydrangea old-fashioned variety, lace & limelight Lily, LA green, yellow, orange Lily, Oriental white, stargazer pink Lisianthus White, Cream, Green, Pink, Purple, Lavender Marigold yellow, orange Millet black Oscar Green hairy ball Sunflower mix colors, white, green, yellow, orange, pink, salmon, fuschia, red, purple, Zinnia lavender, queen red lime Dusty Miller Ninebark Scented Geranium Succulents assorted.
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