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259-‐2424 Fax 609-‐259-‐5930 Info 1276 Old York Road BUSINESS HOURS: Hightstown, NJ 08520 Mon-Fri 8am to 4:30pm Phone 609-259-2424 Sunday 8am to 3pm Fax 609-259-5930 CLOSED SATURDAY [email protected] www.voorheesgreenhouses.com 2017 SPRING/ SUMMER PRICE LIST Customer: Address: Phone: Pick Up / Delivery (circle one) Date: *** Prices include delivery (bridge tolls additional), 5% discount for pick-up 2017 4.5" Vegetative Annuals Sold 12 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Ajuga Calibrachoa Coleus (con't) Assorted Assorted Trailing Rose R Black Scallop Cabaret Blue Sky Trusty Rusty Bronze Beauty Cabaret Deep Blue Vino R Burgundy Glow R Cabaret Lavender Violet Tricolor Chocolate Chip Cabaret Pink Star Wasabi R Alternanthera Cabaret Purple Crossandra Assorted Cabaret Purple Heart Apricot Sun Little Ruby Cabaret Scarlet Cuphea Purple Knight Conga Deep Yellow Assorted Angelonia Conga Orange Lavender Assorted Conga Orange Kiss Cuphoric Pink Angelmist Blue Spreading Conga Pink Kiss Dahalia Angelmist Dark Purple Spreading Conga Sun Kiss Assorted Angelmist Pink Spreading Conga Sunset Kiss Dahlinova Carolina Orange B/NC Angelmist White Spreading Conga White Dahlinova Montana B/NC Archangel Cherry Red Coleus Dalaya Red & White B/NC Archangel Dark Purple Assorted Dalaya Red w/ Yellow Eye B/NC Archangel Dark Rose Beauty of Lyon R Dalaya Shari B/NC Archangel Pink Blackberry Waffles Dalaya Shiva B/NC Archangel White Burgundy Wedding Train R Dalaya Yogi B/NC Argyranthemum Carnival R Goldalia Rose Butterfly Dipt in Wine R Goldalia Scarlet B/NC Asparagus Fern Electric Lime R Diascia Bacopa Finger Paint R Assorted Assorted Florida Sun Rose R Juliet Light Pink R MegaCopa Blue R Flying Carpet Zinger Juliet Orange R MegaCopa Pink R French Quarter R Juliet Pink R MegaCopa White Garnet Robe R Juliet Pink Eye R Begonia Gold Edge R Juliet Red R Assorted Happy Line R Juliet Rose R Baby Wing Bicolor Hipsters Luca Juliet White R Baby Wing White Inferno R Dorotheanthus Dragon Wing Pink Kingswood Torch R Mezoo Trailing Red R Dragon Wing Red Lava Rose R Euphorbia Bidens Peters Wonder Assorted Assorted Pineapple Splash Breathless Blush R Bee Alive Pink Ruffles Breathless White R Mexican Gold R Pistachio Nightmare Hip Hop Mexican Gold Semi-Double R Redhead R Evolvulus Sun Drop Compact R Roaring Fire R Evolvulus Blue Daze Bracteantha (Strawflower) Special Effects R Guara Assorted Tell Tale Heart Assorted Dreamtime Jumbo Red B Terra Nova Bright Spark Belleza Dark Pink R Dreamtime Jumbo Rose B Terra Nova Electric Slide Belleza White R Dreamtime Jumbo Pure White B Terra Nova Marrakesh Belleza Light Pink Compact R Dreamtime Jumbo Yellow B Terra Nova Pepperpot Mohave Orange B Tidbits Terry 1276 Old York Road BUSINESS HOURS: Hightstown, NJ 08520 Mon-Fri 8am to 4:30pm Phone 609-259-2424 Sunday 8am to 3pm Fax 609-259-5930 CLOSED SATURDAY [email protected] www.voorheesgreenhouses.com 2017 SPRING/ SUMMER PRICE LIST Customer: Address: Phone: Pick Up / Delivery (circle one) Date: *** Prices include delivery (bridge tolls additional), 5% discount for pick-up 2017 4.5" Vegetative Annuals (con't) Sold 12 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Helichrysum Lantana (con't) Purslane Assorted Lucky Yellow R Assorted Crystal Ice Trailing Purple R Fairytale Cinderella R Icicles Lobelia RioGrande Magenta R Licorice Waterfall Purple RioGrande Orange R Licorice Lemon Lobularia RioGrande Scarlet R Licorice Petite Assorted RioGrande White R Licorice White R Featherlight White RioGrande Yellow R Silver Star R Silver Stream Salvia Heliotrope Sweetness Blue Assorted Assorted White Stream Mystic Spires Blue Fragrant Delight Lysimachia Sallyfun Blue Marine R Assorted Sallyfun Blue Emotion Hypoestes Creeping Jenny R Scaevola Assorted Goldie Assorted Splash Select Pink Goldilocks Bombay Dark Blue Splash Select Red Mecardonia Bombay Pink Splash Select White Little Sunshine R Bombay White Ipomoea Nemesia Setcreasea Assorted Assorted Purple Queen R Ace of Spades R Aromatica Rose Pink R Spider Plant Blackie R Aromatica Royal Blue R Strobilanthes R Sidekick Black R Aromatica White R Persian Shield Sidekick Black Heart R Osteospermum Torenia Sidekick Lime R Assorted Assorted Tricolor Serenity Bronze R Summer Wave Large Amethist Iresine Serenity Dark Purple R Summer Wave Large Blue Blazin' Rose R Serenity Deep Yellow R Summer Wave Large Violet Lamium Serenity Lavender Frost R Verbena Assorted Serenity Lemonade R Assorted Beacon Silver R Serenity Pink R Aztec Burgundy Wink LC/C Jade Frost R Serenity Pink Magic R Aztec Coral R White Nancy R Serenity Red R Aztec Violet Wink LC/C Lantana Serenity Spring Day R EnduraScape Blue Assorted Serenity White R EnduraScape Dark Purple Lucky Flame R Voltage Yellow R EnduraScape Hot Pink Lucky Lavender R Perilla EnduraScape Pink Bicolor Lucky Lemon Glow R Magilla Purple R EnduraScape Red Lucky Peach R Plectranthus EnduraScape White Blush R Lucky Pure Gold R Assorted Lanai Twister Pink R Lucky Red R Nicolleta R Lanai Twister Purple LC/C Lucky Rose Sunrise R Varigated R Lanai Twister Red 1276 Old York Road BUSINESS HOURS: Hightstown, NJ 08520 Mon-Fri 8am to 4:30pm Phone 609-259-2424 Sunday 8am to 3pm Fax 609-259-5930 CLOSED SATURDAY [email protected] www.voorheesgreenhouses.com 2017 SPRING/ SUMMER PRICE LIST Customer: Address: Phone: Pick Up / Delivery (circle one) Date: *** Prices include delivery (bridge tolls additional), 5% discount for pick-up 2017 4.5" Hiemalis Begonias Sold 12 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Assorted Amstel Veronica R Amstel Peggy R Amstel Batik R Barkos R Amstel Polly R Amstel Blitz R Berseba R Amstel Rio R Amstel Camilla R Borias R Red Baron R Amstel Clara R Brigitte R Janny Fringed R Amstel Dark Britt R Amstel Carneval R Oh So Orange R Amstel Netja Dark R Amstel Nelly R 2017 5" Annual Pots Sold 8 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Primrose Geranium (con't) New Guinea Impatien(con't) Mix R Dynamo White R Celebrette Frost Geranium Fantasia Appleblossom Celebrette Grape Crush Assorted Fantasia Coral R Celebrette Lavender Allure Tangerine R Fantasia Cranberry Sizzle Celebrette Orchid Star Dynamo Hot Pink R Moonlight Lavender Celebrette Orange Crush Dynamo Light Pink R Sunrise Bright Lilac Celebrette Orange Stripe Dynamo Purple R Sunrise XL Purple Rose Celebrette Hot Pink Dynamo Raspberry Sizzle R New Guinea Impatien - Celebrette Red Dynamo Dark Red R Celebrette Salmon Frost Dynamo Red R Assorted Celebrette Strawberry Star Dynamo Salmon R Celebrette Appleblossom Harmony Radiance Lilac Dynamo Violet R Celebrette Bonfire Orange Harmony Radiance Scarlet 2017 5.5" Annual Pots Sold 8 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Caladium Ready 5/15 Sunpatien Miscellaneous Assorted Assorted Amaranthus Carnival Hearts Delight Compact Hot Coral Begonia Gryphon Miss Muffet Compact Coral Pink Begonia Megawatt BL Pink Puppy Love Compact Lilac Begonia Megawatt BL Rose White Butterfly Compact Royal Magenta Begonia Megawatt GL Red Gerbera Daisy Compact Neon Pink Begonia Megawatt GL Rose Jaguar Mix R Compact Orange Begonia Whopper BL Red Impatien Compact Electric Orange Begonia Whopper BL Rose Assorted Compact Pink Boston Fern R Big Bounce Lilac Compact Pink Blush Kong Coleus Lime Sprite Big Bounce Pink Compact Red Kong Coleus Mosaic Big Bounce Violet Compact Deep Rose Kong Coleus Red Big Bounce White Compact White Kong Coleus Rose Big Bounce Cherry Kong Coleus Salmon Pink Big Bounce Lavender Kong Coleus Scarlet Big Bounce Red 1276 Old York Road BUSINESS HOURS: Hightstown, NJ 08520 Mon-Fri 8am to 4:30pm Phone 609-259-2424 Sunday 8am to 3pm Fax 609-259-5930 CLOSED SATURDAY [email protected] www.voorheesgreenhouses.com 2017 SPRING/ SUMMER PRICE LIST Customer: Address: Phone: Pick Up / Delivery (circle one) Date: *** Prices include delivery (bridge tolls additional), 5% discount for pick-up 2017 5.5" Wave Petunia - Ready 5/15 Sold 8 pots per flat - SOLD AS FULL FLATS BY COLOR ONLY Assorted Easy Wave Neon Rose Easy Wave Violet Easy Wave Blue Easy Wave Pink Wave Lavender Easy Wave Burgundy Velour Easy Wave Pink Passion Wave Rose 2017 7" Martha Washington Geranium Assorted Elegance Crystal Rose R Elegance Purple Majesty R Elegance Ballet R Elegance Hot Pink Blush R Elegance Rose Bicolor R Elegance Bravo R Elegance Imperial R Elegance Royalty White R Elegance Baroness R Elegance Light Lavender Splash R 2017 8" Annual Pots Sold Individually Caladium Ready 5/15 Vegetative Petunia (con't) Assorted Dolichos Ruby Moon Surfinia Deep Red Aaron Petunia Ready 5/22 Surfinia Giant Blue Allure Assorted Surfinia Giant Blue/Rose Vein Mix Carolyn Whorton Cascadias Cabernet Bicolor Surfinia Heartbeat Freckles Cascadias Rim Cherry Surfinia Heavenly Blue Freida Hemple Crazytunia Blackberry Cheesecake Surfinia Heavenly Blue/ Giant Blue Mix Lemon Blush Crazytunia Cherry Cheesecake Surfinia Magenta Pink Beauty Crazytunia Frisky Purple Surfinia Red/White Mix White Queen Crazytunia Lucky Lilac Surfinia Rose Vein Geranium Crazytunia Passion Punch Surfinia White Assorted Crazytunia Pink Frills Salvia Americana Cherry Rose R Crazytunia Sparky Black & Bloom Americana Orchid R Crazytunia Terracotta Black & Blue Americana Pink R Hells Bells Glow Sunflowers Ready 6/1 Americana Dark Red R Hells Flamin' Rose Assorted Americana Salmon R Hells Fruit Punch Zinnia Ready 6/1 Americana Violet R Night Sky Assorted Americana White R Perfectunia Malaga Dreamland Coral Allure Hot Coral R Perfectunia Orange Dreamland Mix Allure Lilac Chiffon R Perfectunia Superstar Pinkie Dreamland Pink Allure Pink Sizzle R Ray Sunshine Dreamland Red Allure
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