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Catalogue 2008

Fred C. Gloeckner Company Inc. Quality Horticultural Products since 1934

Allium

Amaryllis

Anemone

Camassia

Chionodoxa

Corydalis

Crocus

Eranthis

Fritillaria

Galanthus

Hyacinthoides

Hyacinths

Iris

Ixia

Leucojum

Muscari

Narcissus

Ornithogalum

Oxalis

Puschkinia

Ranunculus

Scilla

Sternbergia

Triteleia

Tulips

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Group Group

de = Double Early l = Lily-Flowering

dh = Darwin Hybrid m = Miscellaneous

dl = Double Late p = Parrot

f = Fosteriana se = Single Early

fr = Fringed sl = Single Late

g = Greigii t = Triumph

k = Kaufmanniana v = Viridiflora

Flowering time Pot/Cut

e = early (January, February) c = cut

m = middle (February, March) c/p = cut/pot

l = late (April, May) p = pot

* = All varieties are suitable for garden

Height X = no growth regulator needed

1 = short bunch = Bunch-flowering

2 = normal

3 = tall

4 = very tall

Bonzi

As per Holland Bulb Forcers Guide:

The mg of active ingredient for paclobutrazol (Bonzi) is provided under the type of

bulb and greenhouse days.

Also your own light and humidity condition may have an effect on height control so

pretrials are always recommended.

VarietyWe would like to draw your attention to the following additional varieties for the future.

Variety group Color

Hyacinths Miss Saigon reddish purple

Tulips Banja Luka dh yellow-red

Caractere t yellow

Cracker t dark pink, edged white

Marit dh light orange, edged yellow

Mistress t pink

Verandi t red, edged yellow

Narcissus Yellow River yellow

Iris Katharine Hodgkin

This application is recommended for early forcing.

Late forcing may need a higher application.

Additional information

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galaxy 'Pink Surprise' galaxy 'Stargazer' galaxy 'Antarctica'

Best selection Amaryllisfrom Christmas to Mothersday

galaxy 'Ferrari' galaxy 'Desire' galaxy 'Sydney'

galaxy 'Exposure'


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AMARYLLIS 2008…… from Christmas to Mothers day Varitey Group Color Size Height Large flowering Amaryllis: Antarctica galaxy white 26/28 28/30 30/32 55cm/ 18” Desire galaxy orange-salmon 26/28 28/30 30/32 60cm/ 24” Exposure galaxy pink, white star 26/28 28/30 30/32 45cm/ 18” Ferrari galaxy red 26/28 28/30 30/32 50cm/ 20” Pink Surprise galaxy dark pink 26/28 28/30 30/32 55cm/ 18” Stargazer galaxy red white 26/28 28/30 30/32 55cm/ 18” Sydney galaxy white red 26/28 28/30 30/32 55cm/ 18” Specialty Amaryllis: Amoretta diamond pink white 24/26 26/28 28/30 50cm/ 20” Charisma diamond red, spotted white 24/26 26/28 28/30 50cm/ 20” La Paz spider red, green 24/26 26/28 28/30 60cm/ 24” Papillio Butterfly butterfly dark red, green 24/26 26/28 28/30 30cm/ 12” Santa Cruz colibri orange-red, white 24/26 26/28 28/30 40cm/ 16” Santos diamond red white 24/26 26/28 28/30 50cm/ 20” Scarlet Baby colibri red 24/26 26/28 28/30 40cm/ 16” Since Fall 2007 there is a new variety system in Amaryllis Group 1: Galaxy Group single large flowering diameter larger than 16 cm Group 2: Diamond Group single medium flowering diameter from 12 to 16 cm Group 3: Colibri Group single small flowering diameter smaller than 12 cm Group 4: Double Galaxy Group double large flowering diameter larger than 16 cm Group 5: Double Diamond Group double medium flowering diameter from 12 to 16 cm Group 6: Double Colibri Group double small flowering diameter smaller than 12 cm Group 7: Spider Group single flowering narrow petals which do not overlap. Group 8: Butterfly Group single flowering characteristic elliptic flowers Group 9: Trumpet Group single flowering trumpet flower

colibri 'Scarlet Baby' spider 'La Paz' Papillio Butterfly

Best selection specialty Amaryllisfrom Christmas to Mothersday

diamond 'Santos' colibri 'Santa Cruz' diamond 'Amoretta'

diamond 'Charisma'


AMARYLLIS CULTIVATION INFORMATION

AVAILABILITY

For January: Plant November 20.

For Valentine: Plant December 20.

For Easter: All varieties and sizes are suitable – schedule ship date 6 weeks before Easter

For Mothersday All varieties and sizes are suitable – schedule ship date 5 weeks before Mothersday

STORAGE UPON ARRIVAL

PLANTING

The use of a plastic pot is preferred.

LIGHT

WATERING

TEMPERATURE

VENTILATION

Force plants is a well-ventilated greenhouse. Do not allow relative humidity to build up.

MARKETING, HARVESTING, AND STORAGE

The Amaryllis should be marketed when the floral stalk in 12”(30 cm) tall. Also, it is desirable to have leaf growth of 6-

12”(15-30 cm) and a second stalk beginning to grow. Do not cold store Amaryllis plants or flowers. If they need to be

held, place them at 50ºF (10ºC). Whenever possible, plants should be marketed with care tags. The consumer should

be informed that Amaryllis should be fertilized 1-2 times per month when it is growing. They can be placed outdoors in

the pot when the danger of frost has passed. To reforce the plants, the should be taken in the home in the fall, allowed

to dry and be stored for at least 8 weeks before cutting of the dried foliage and starting the forcing process. Amaryllis

can also be used as cut flowers. They should be cut when the floral buds are colored, but not yet open. To prevent the

splitting and out rolling of the cut stem, the flowers can be held in 0.125M sucrose for 24 hours at 22ºC (72ºF) before

shipping.

Plants should be forced in a low to medium light (1000-5000 ft.candle) intensity greenhouse. It is possible to start bulbs

in a dark, temperature-controlled area before the bulbs are placed under lighted conditions.

Holland Amaryllis bulbs are available from October until April. The bulbs are generally somewhat irregular in setting

flower buds before Christmas. Consequently, this makes them ideal for retail counter sales but somewhat less desirable

for greenhouse christmas forcing. With this in mind, please stay with the following schedule for greenhouse production

of Amaryllis for Amaryllis for these varieties which are more consistent. Please note that even on these varieties no

guarantee can be given for Christmas flowering. When you send in your order please note that bulbs are to be used for

forcing. Never allow soil temperature after planting to fall below 68F. Keep this in mind especially when watering. As a

rule it takes 4 weeks to flower after shoot emerges.

Bulbs can be stored easily before planting. Use a low humidity, well-ventilated area. Storage temperature should be 55-

60ºF. if the sprouts show, lower the temperature to 41ºF.

Amaryllis must be planted in well-drained, pH 6.0-6.5, sterilized plant medium. NEVER USE FRESH MANURE as part

of the medium. Normally, one bulb is planted per 5½ or 6”(13-15cm) standard pot or 3 smaller bulbs in a 8” pot. Plant

the bulb with the nose slightly above the rim of the pot – about 1/3 of the bulb will be out of the pot.

After planting, water thoroughly. Subsequently, the medium should be kept only slightly moist. It is important not to

over water the plant in order to stimulate regrowth of the basal root system. Us Tepid Water!! Do not water the bulb

nose. Wholesalers/retailers should use tepid water.

Amaryllis are tropical plants and they can be forced over a wide range of temperatures, but 75-80ºF (24-27ºC) is

preferred. Bottom heat should be used. Average forcing time to market state of development is 5-7 weeks. It will vary

with each cultivar and forcing period. It is also important to note that Amaryllis lots are somewhat variable and no

guarantee as to flowering time can be given.


HYACINTHS 2008

Prepared Hyacinths Regular Hyacinths

For December/early January forcing m = January-February

Color Pot/ l = March-May Color Pot/

Cut* Cut*

Aiolos white c/p Aiolos m/l white c/p

Anna Marie pale pink c/p Amethyst l lilac-violet p

Atlantic violet c/p Anna Marie m pale pink c/p

Blue Pearl blue p Antarctica m creamy white c/p

Carnegie white c/p Atlantic m violet c/p

Delft Blue lilac-blue c/p Blue Pearl m/l blue p

Jan Bos red p Carnegie m/l white c/p

Pink Pearl pink p Delft Blue m lilac-blue c/p

Purple Sensation dark pink p Fondant m/l pale pink c/p

White Pearl white p Gipsy Princess m/l yellow c/p

Woodstock purple-red c/p Gipsy Queen m/l orange p

Jan Bos m/l red p

Minos l blue c/p

Miss Saigon m/l violet c/p

Pink Pearl m/l pink p

Purple Sensation m/l purple violet p

Sky Jacket m/l lilac blue c/p

Splendid Cornelia m/l light lavender p

Top White m/l pure white p

White Pearl m/l white p

Woodstock m/l purple-red c/p

Multiflora

Pink pink

Blue blue

White white

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SEE HOLLAND BULB FORCES GUIDE.

IN ORDER TO PRODUCE A SHORTER PLANT AND TO PREVENT STEM TOPPLE,HYACINTH CAN BE

SPRAYED WITH ETHEPHON (FLOREL). ETHEPHON SHOULD BE APPLIED TO RUN-OFF AS EITHER A 1000

OR 2000 PPM SPRAY.

Blue Pearl

Purple Sensation


Topflor Dips for Hyacinth Height Control

By Bill Miller, Cornell University Sourch: Research Newsletter February 2008

Conclusion

Aiolus (Cooled 15 weeks, housed 30 January)

Left to right: Control, 20 ppm Topflor for Postharvest.Left to right: Control, 20 ppm Topflor

10, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. Image 0109. for 10, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. Image 0197.

Aiolus (Cooled 19.5 weeks, housed 5 March)

Left to right: Control, 20 ppm Topflor for Postharvest. Left to right: Control, 20 ppm Topflor

10, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. Image 0298. for 10, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. Image 0384.

Given the costs of commercial products and the necessary concentrations for effectiveness, it is likely that Topflor

is the most cost effective of PGRs to use on hyacinths. A starting point for commercial trials would be to dip

hyacinth bulbs into 20 ppm Topflor for 10 minutes. This concentration works well across a number of cultivars

and cooling durations, and should give good results in most cases. A slight (1-2 day) flowering delay might be

observed along with shorter stems and leaves. For very late forcing (long cold durations), a longer dip (30

minutes) would be suggested.

Height control, especially in the postharvest phase remains a potential problem in hyacinth. During forcing,

hyacinths are commonly sprayed with Florel for height control, and to reduce stem floppiness. Rates are

commonly in the range of 1,000-2000 ppm, for 1 or 2 sprays. While generally effective some growers report

problems with Florel sprays, including lack of effect and non-uniformity.

Starting in 2001-2002 we began a program evaluating alternative methods of height control for hyacinth,

including trials with plant growth regulator (PGR) sprays, soil drenches and pre-plat bulb dips. We initially focused

on Sumagic (uniconazole) and Bonzi/Piccolo (paclobutrazol) as the main PGRs, but more recently added Topflor

(flurprimidol). This product has been used in Europe for many years as a general floriculture PGR, and it has

turned out to be an excellent product for use on hyacinths.

To give just one example of this, see the photos of Aiolus from our 2007 research. The photos showAiolus dipped

in 20 ppm Topflor for 0 (untreated controls), 10, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. After dipping, bulbs were planted and

cooled. The first set is bulbs cooled for 15 weeks (housed on 30 Jan); the second set had longer cooling (19.5

weeks) and was housed 5 March. The two photos per set show early in the flowering phase and the second

shows longer term effects.


POT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering from January until end of February

Variety group color time height Bonzi

Negrita t purple e/m 2 0,50Purple Prince* se lilac e/m 2 0,50Purple Rain t deep purple e/m 2 0,25

Aafke se pink e/m 2 0,50Authority g pink-yellow e/m 1 XChristmas Dream* se pink e/m 2 0,25Christmas Marvel* se pink e/m 2 0,25Early Glory t pink e/m 2 0,50Libretto t pink-cream e/m 2 0,50Lustige Witwe /Merry Widow t pink-white e/m 2 0,50Upstar dl pink-white e/m 2 X

Apricot Beauty* se salmon e/m/l 2 0,25Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2 0,50Creme Upstar dl peach e/m/l 2 XOrange Monarch t orange e/m/l 2 0,50

Abba de red e/m 2 0,50Ambassador t red e/m 2 0,25Arie Hoek t red e/m 3 0,25Burning Love se red e/m 2 0,25Capri t red e/m 2 0,50Christmas Carol se red e/m 2 0,25Friso t red e/m 2 0,50Ile de France* t red e/m/l 2 0,50Merry Christmas* se red e/m 2 0,25Oscar t red e/m 2 0,50Red Flair se red e/m 2 XRed Mark t red e/m/l 2 0,50Spryng t red e/m 2 0,50Topparrot p red e/m/l 2 0,25

Canasta fr red-white e/m/l 2 0,25Leen van der Mark* t red-white e/m/l 2 0,50Pinocchio g red-white e/m 1 X

Abra t red-yellow e/m 2 0,25Cilesta de red-yellow e 1 0,50Flair* se red-yellow e/m 1 XMickey Mouse* se red-yellow e/m 2 0,50Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2 0,50

Inzell t white e/m/l 2 0,50White Marvel* se white e/m 2 0,50

Bellona se yellow e 3 0,25Kikomachi* t yellow e/m/l 1 0,25Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2 0,50Yellow Ambassador t yellow e/m 2 0,25Yellow Flight t yellow e/m/l 2 0,25

Ambassador

Flair

Crème Upstar

*Reliable color varieties Page 10 Fred C. Gloeckner & Company, Inc.

POT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering from mid February until end of March


Blue Ribbon t dull blue m/l 2 0,50Capri Striped t purple-white m 2 0,50Double Price de lilac m/l 2 0,25Passionale* t purple-white m/l 2 0,50Purple Prince* se lilac e/m 2 0,50Purple Rain t deep purlple e/m 2 0,25Purple World t lilac m/l 2 0,25Queen of Marvel de lilac m/l 2 0,25Stability t purple m/l 2 0,25

Carola* t dark pink m/l 2 0,25Christmas Dream* se pink e/m 2 0,25Christmas Marvel* se pink e/m 2 0,25Gabriella t pink m/l 2 0,25Synaeda Amor t pink m/l 2 0,25Aafke se pink e/m 2 0,50Early Glory t pink e/m 2 0,50Lydia t pink m/l 1 0,50Angélique dl pink-rose m/l 2 0,50Wonderful t pink m 2

First Class t pink-white m 2 0,25Labyrinth (Easter Bunny) t pink-white m/l 2 XLibretto t pink-cream e/m 2 0,50Libretto Parrot p pink-cream m 2 0,25Lustige Witwe /Merry Widow t pink-white e/m 2 0,50New Design t pink-white m/l 2 0,50Upstar* dl pink-white e/m 2 XValentine t pink-white m/l 2 0,50

Authority g pink-yellow e/m 1 XRoyal van der Mark t pink-red-yellow m 2 0,50Showbizz t pink-yellow-greenm 2

Freeman dl apricot m 1Apricot Beauty* se salmon e/m/l 2 0,25Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2 0,50Creme Upstar dl peach e/m/l 2 X

Hermitage t orange m/l 2 XJimmy* t orange m/l 2 0,50Orange Monarch t orange e/m/l 2 0,50Monarch Parrot p orangered m 2 0,50Prinses Irene t orange m/l 2 XPrinses Margriet t orange m/l 2 X

Abba* de red e/m 2 0,50Arie Hoek t red e/m 3 0,25Arma fr red m/l 2 XCapri t red e/m 2 0,50Double Red Riding Hood dl red m 1

Purple Rain

Gabriella

Friso


POT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering from mid February until end of March


Friso t red e/m 2 0,50Ile de France* t red e/m/l 2 0,50Oscar t red e/m 2 0,50Pallada* t red m/l 2 0,50Red Flair se red e/m 2 XRed Mark t red e/m/l 2 0,50Red Riding Hood g red m/l 1 0,25Spryng t red e/m 2 0,50Topparrot p red e/m/l 2 0,25Van den Berg's Memory t cardinal red m 1 0,25

Aspen t red-white m/l 2 XCanasta fr red-white e/m/l 2 0,25Guus Papendrecht t red-white m/l 2 0,50Leen van der Mark* t red-white e/m/l 2 0,50Pinocchio g red-white e/m 1 XWirosa dl red-white m/l 2 0,25

Double Focus dl red-yellow m/l 2 XFlair se red-yellow e/m 1 XKees Nelis* t red-yellow m/l 2 0,50Mickey Mouse se red-yellow e/m 2 0,50Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2 0,50Plaisir g red-yellow m/l 1 XStriped Bellona se red-yellow e/m 2 0,25Abra t red-yellow e/m 2 0,25

Agrass White t white m/l 2 0,25Calgary t white m/l 1 XInzell* t white e/m/l 2 0,50Montreux de white m/l 2 0,50Pim Fortuyn t white m 2 0,25Topwhite t white m/l 2 XWhite Marvel se white e/m 2 0,50

Golden Present t deep yellow m/l 2 0,25Kikomachi* t yellow e/m/l 1 0,25Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2 0,50Ohara t yellow m/l 2 XStrong Gold t yellow m 2 0,25Yellow Baby de yellow m 1 XYellow Flight* t yellow e/m/l 2 0,25Yellow King t yellow m/l 2 0,25

* growth regulator only as indicator depends greatly on light intensity and growing location Kikomachi

Canasta

White Marvel


POT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering in April and May


Blue Ribbon t dull blue m/l 2 0,50Double Price de lilac m/l 2 0,25Passionale* t purple-white m/l 2 0,50Purple World* t lilac m/l 2 0,25Queen of Marvel de lilac m/l 2 0,25Stability t purple m/l 2 0,25

Carola t dark pink m/l 2 0,25Angélique dl pink-rose m/l 2 0,50Bonsoir dl pink m/l 2 0,50Gabriella t pink m/l 2 0,25Lydia t pink m/l 1 0,50Palestrina t pink l 2 0,25Peerless Pink t pink l 2 0,50Synaeda Amor t pink m/l 2 0,25Varinas t pink l 2 0,25

Labyrinth (Easter Bunny) t pink-white m/l 2 XNew Design t pink-white m/l 2 0,50Valentine t pink-white m/l 2 0,50

Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2 0,50Creme Upstar dl peach e/m/l 2 XApricot Beauty se salmon e/m/l 2 0,25

Blumex p orange l 2 XHermitage t orange m/l 2 XJimmy* t orange m/l 2 0,50Orange Monarch t orange e/m/l 2 0,50Orange Princess dl orange l 2 XPrinses Irene t orange m/l 2 XPrinses Margriet t orange m/l 2 X

Arma* fr red m/l 2 XAttila's Record t crimson m/l 2 0,50Couleur Cardinal* t red l 2 XPallada* t red m/l 2 0,50Praestans 'Fusilier' m red (bunch) l 2 XRed Mark t red e/m/l 2 0,50Red Present t red l 2 0,25Red Princess dl red l 2 XRed Riding Hood g red m/l 1 0,25Rococo p red l 2 XTopparrot p red e/m/l 2 0,25

Aspen t red-white m/l 2 XCanasta fr red-white e/m/l 2 0,25Guus Papendrecht t red-white m/l 2 0,50Leen van der Mark* t red-white e/m/l 2 0,50Toplips dl red-white l 2Wirosa dl red-white m/l 2 0,25

Orange Princess

Passionale

Rococo


POT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering in April and May


Californian Sun g red-yellow m/l 1 XDouble Focus dl red-yellow m/l 2 XKees Nelis* t red-yellow m/l 2 0,50Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2 0,50Plaisir g red-yellow m/l 1 X

Agrass White t white m/l 2 0,25Calgary t white m/l 1 XCasablanca dl white l 3 0,50Inzell* t white e/m/l 2 0,50Montreux de white m/l 2 0,50Topwhite t white m/l 2 X

Carnaval de Nice dl white-red l 2 0,50Shirley t white-purple m/l 2 0,50

Baby Doll de yellow l 1 XGolden Present t deep yellow m/l 2 0,25Hillstar fr yellow l 2 XKikomachi* t yellow e/m/l 1 0,25Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2 0,50Ohara t yellow m/l 2 XYellow Flight* t yellow e/m/l 2 0,25Yellow King t yellow m/l 2 0,25Yellow Present t light yellow l 2 0,25

* growth regulator only as indicator depends greatly on light intensity and growing location Yellow Flight

Casablanca

Double Focus


CUT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering from January until end of February

Variety group color time height

Negrita* t purple e/m 2Kaiserin Maria Theresia t lilac e 3Barcelona t purple e/m/l 3

Aafke se pink e/m 2Dynasty t pink-white m/l 3Early Glory* t pink e/m 2Gander* t pink e 3Pink Lady t light pink e 3Primavera t pink e/m 3

Apricot Beauty se salmon e/m/l 2Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2

Abba de red e/m 2Arie Hoek t red e/m 3Bastogne* t red e/m/l 3Bastogne Parrot p red e/m/l 2Ben van Zanten t red e/m 2Deshima t red e/m/l 2Doorman's Record p red e/m 2Friso t red e/m 2Hollandia t red e/m 2Ile de France* t red e/m/l 3Largo de double-red e/m 2Pretty Woman l red e/m 2Primavista t red e/m 3Red Gander t red e 3Sevilla t red e/m 3

Abra t red-yellow e/m 2Funny Girl t red-white e/m/l 2Leen van der Mark* t red-white e/m/l 2Mickey Mouse se red-yellow e/m 2Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2Yoko's Dream t red-yellow e/m/l 2

Coquette se white e/m 2Inzell* t white e/m/l 2Silentia t white e/m 2Gander's Ouverture t cream e 3Royal Virgin t white e/m/l 3Silver Dollar t white e/m 3Snow Lady t white e/m 3Gander's Rhapsody* t white-pink e 3

Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2Yokohama* t yellow e/m/l 2Apricot Parrot p yellow-apricot e/m/l 2Golden Melody t yellow e/m 3Washington* t yellow-red e/m/l 3

Arie Hoek

Primavera

Monte Carlo

* Reliable color varieties Page 15 Fred C. Gloeckner & Company, Inc.

CUT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering from mid February until end of March


Abigail dl lavender m/l 2Arabian Mystery t purple-white m/l 2Ballade* l purple-white m/l 3Barcelona t purple e/m/l 3Blue Diamond dl purple m 2Boccherini t light purple m/l 3Caravelle sl purple m/l 3Cracker t purple-white m 3Double Price de lilac m/l 2Dreaming Maid t violet-white m/l 3Gavota t purple-yellow m/l 2Holland Beauty* t purple m 2Huntsville* t purplered m 3Louvre fr purple m/l 3Negrita* t purple e/m 2Negrita Favourite t dark purple red m 2Purple Lady t purple m 3Rai p lilac m 2Synaeda Blue t lilac-white m/l 3

Jackpot t maroon-white m 2Ronaldo t maroon m 3

Foxtrot de light pink m 2Aafke se pink e/m 2Acapulco dh dark pink-red m 3Angélique dl pink-rose m/l 2Don Quichotte* t dark pink m/l 3Dynasty t pink-white m/l 3Early Glory t pink e/m 2Flyer t pink m/l 3Fusarino t pink m/l 2Jumbo Pink t pink m 2Leo Visser t pink-white m/l 3Misstress* t pink m 3New Design t pink-white m/l 2Ninja t dark pinkred m 3Peer Gynt t pink m/l 3Primavera t pink e/m 3Rosalie t pink m/l 3Royal van der Mark t pink-red-yellow m 2

Weber's Parrot p green-pink m/l 2

Apricot Beauty se salmon e/m/l 2Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2Salmon Impression* dh salmon m/l 3Salmon Parrot p salmon m 2

Ad Rem dh orange-yellow m/l 2Apricot Impression dh orange-apricot m/l 3

Dynasty

Ninja

Rai




Ballerina* l orange m/l 3Fidelio t orange m/l 3Fusor* t orange m/l 2King's Orange t orange m 3Lighting Sun dh orange m/l 3Oranjezon (Orange Sun) dh orange m/l 2Professor Röntgen p orange m 2Synaeda Orange* l orange m/l 3

Abba de red e/m 2Arie Hoek t red e/m 3Attila Graffiti t cherry m/l 2Attila's Record t crimson m/l 2Bastogne* t red e/m/l 3Bastogne Parrot p red e/m/l 2Ben van Zanten t red e/m 2Deshima t red e/m/l 2Doorman's Record p red e/m 2Friso t red e/m 2Ile de France* t red e/m/l 3Largo de double-red e/m 2Merapi t red m 2Pretty Woman l red e/m 2Primavista t red e/m 3Red Mark t red m 2Sevilla t red e/m 3The Mounties t red m 3Verandi t red m 3

Debutante* t red-white m/l 2Funny Girl t red-white e/m/l 2Furand* t red-white m/l 2Leen van der Mark t red-white e/m/l 2Starfighter fr red-white m/l 3Stargazer t red-white m/l 3

Abra t red-yellow e/m 2Aladdin l red-yellow m/l 3Bright Parrot p red-yellow m/l 2Charade* t red blushed yellow m 2Davenport fr red-yellow m 2Denmark t red-yellow m 3Dow Jones t red/yellow m 2Kees Nelis t red-yellow m/l 2Laura Fygi* t red-yellow m/l 3Marit dh red-pink-yellow m 3Mickey Mouse se red-yellow e/m 2Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2Nashville t red-yellow m 3Oxford's Elite* dh red-yellow m 3World Expression sl red-yellow m/l 3

Largo

Bright Parrot

Fidelio




World's Favourite dh red-yellow m/l 3Yoko's Dream t red-yellow e/m/l 2

Grand Perfection t yellow flamed red m 3Apricot Parrot p yellow-apricot e/m/l 2American Dream dh yellow-red m/l 3Holland Queen t yellow-red m/l 3Washington* t yellow-red e/m/l 3

Cheers t cream m/l 3Coquette se white e/m 2Inzell t white e/m/l 2Mondial de white m 3Montreux de white m/l 2Pays Bas t creamy white m 3Royal Virgin t white e/m/l 3Silentia t white e/m 2Silver Dollar t white e/m 3White Dream* t white m/l 2White Elegance l white m 3

Garden Party t white-red m/l 2Hemisphere t cream-red m 2Shirley t white-purple m/l 2

Cherida t pale yellow m/l 3Cream Perfection t yellow m/l 2Golden Apeldoorn* dh yellow m 3Golden Melody t yellow e/m 3Jan van Nes t yellow m/l 3Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2Strong Gold t yellow m 3Yellow Flight t yellow e/m/l 2Yokohama* t yellow e/m/l 2

Grand Perfection

Strong Gold

White Elegance


CUT TULIPS 2008 Varieties suitable for flowering in April and May


Abigail dl lavender m/l 2Arabian Mystery t purple-white m/l 2Ballade* l purple-white m/l 3Barcelona t purple e/m/l 3Boccherini t light purple m/l 3Caravelle sl purple m/l 3Chato dl dark purple red l 2Cummins fr lilac/white l 3Curly Sue fr purple l 2Double Price de lilac m/l 2Dreaming Maid t violet-white m/l 3Gavota* t purple-yellow m/l 2Horizon dl purplered-white l 3Louvre fr purple m/l 3Synaeda Blue t lilac-white m/l 3

Black Hero dl double-maroon l 3Black Jack sl maroon l 3Café Noir sl black l 4

Angélique dl pink-rose m/l 2Batavia sl pink-orange l 4Don Quichotte* t dark pink m/l 3Dynasty t pink-white m/l 3Flyer t pink m/l 3Fusarino t pink m/l 2Ile d'Orange t dark pink-red l 3Judith Leyster* t pink-white l 3Leo Visser t pink-white m/l 3Menton* sl pink l 4New Design t pink-white m/l 2Peer Gynt t pink m/l 3Pink Diamond sl light pink l 2Pink Impression* dh pink l 3Renown sl dark pink l 4Renown Unique dl pink l 4Rosalie t pink m/l 3Sauternes sl pink-white l 3

Apricot Beauty se salmon e/m/l 2Beauty Queen se peach e/m/l 2Dordogne* sl salmon l 4Grand Cru Vacqueyras sl salmon-pink l 4Ollioules* dh salmon l 3Salmon Impression* dh salmon m/l 3

Ad Rem dh orange-yellow m/l 2Apricot Impression dh orange-apricot m/l 3Ballerina* l orange m/l 3Cashmir sl orange l 4Fidelio t orange m/l 3

Don Quichotte

Gavota

Judith Leyster




Fusor* t orange m/l 2Lighting Sun dh orange m/l 3Oranjezon (Orange Sun) dh orange m/l 2

Attila Graffiti t cherry m/l 2Attila's Record t crimson m/l 2Bastogne* t red e/m/l 3Bastogne Parrot p red e/m/l 2Burgundy Lace fr red l 4Deshima t red e/m/l 2Grand Style sl cherry red l 4Ile de France* t red e/m/l 3Parade dh red l 3Peking sl red l 4Red Impression* dh red l 3Valerie Gergiev fr red l 2

Weber's Parrot p green-pink m/l 2Prins Claus t grey-red m/l 3

Camargue sl red/white l 4Debutante* t red-white m/l 2Estella Rijnveld p red-white l 2Funny Girl t red-white e/m/l 2Furand* t red-white m/l 2Leen van der Mark t red-white e/m/l 2Sorbet sl red-white l 3Starfighter fr red-white m/l 3Stargazer t red-white m/l 3Toyota sl red-white l 4

Aladdin l red-yellow m/l 3Avignon* sl red-yellow l 4Bright Parrot p red-yellow m/l 2Flaming Parrot p red-yellow l 4Helmar t red-yellow l 3Kees Nelis t red-yellow m/l 2Laura Fygi* t red-yellow m/l 3Monsella de red-yellow e/m/l 2World Expression sl red-yellow m/l 3World's Favourite dh red-yellow m/l 3Yoko's Dream t red-yellow e/m/l 2

American Dream dh yellow-red m/l 3Apricot Parrot p yellow-apricot e/m/l 2Holland Queen t yellow-red m/l 3La Courtine* sl yellow-red l 4Washington* t yellow-red e/m/l 3

Peking

Toyota

Weber's Parrot




Casablanca dl white l 2Cheers t cream m/l 3Clearwater sl white l 4Francoise t cream l 3Inzell t white e/m/l 2Maureen* sl white l 4Montreux de white m/l 2Orléans t cream-white l 3Royal Virgin t white e/m/l 3Synaeda Show t white m/l 3White Dream* t white m/l 2

Dreamland sl white-pink l 3Garden Party t white-red m/l 2Happy Generation* t white-red l 3Meissner Porzellan t white-pink l 3Shirley t white-purple m/l 2

Cream Perfection t yellow m/l 2Golden Parade* dh yellow l 3Cherida t pale yellow m/l 3Hamilton fr yellow l 3Jan van Nes t yellow m/l 3Monte Carlo de yellow e/m/l 2Roi du Midi* sl yellow l 4Yellow Flight t yellow e/m/l 2Yokohama* t yellow e/m/l 2Lady Margot t yellow l 3

Garden Party

Roi du Midi

Cheers

Cheers


OUTDOOR CUT TULIPS FOR THE NORTHWEST AREA 2008

Variety e/m/l Color

Abigail m/l lavender

Ad Rem m/l red-yellow

Avignon l red-yellow

Batavia l pink-orange

Big Smile l yellow

Blushing Beauty l yellow-pink

Burgundy Lace l red

Cafe Noir l dark maroon

Cashmir l orange

Clearwater l white

Dreamland l white-pink

Flaming Parrot l red-yellow

Grand Style l cherry red

Hamilton l yellow

Helmar l red-yellow

Hemisphere m cream-red

Judith Leyster l white-pink

Maureen l white

Menton l pink

Ollioules l salmon

Pays Bas l white

Perestroyka l pink

Pink Impression l pink

Prince Claus l red-white

Queen of Night l maroon

Red Impression l red

Renown l dark pink

Renown Unique l pink

Roi du Midi l yellow

Temple of Beauty l red

Toyota l red-white

World Expression m/l red-cream

Hamilton

Queen of Night

Hemisphere


NARCISSUS 2008

Variety group Color

Accent large-cupped white/pink cup cActaea poeticus white/yellow cup cArctic Gold trumpet yellow cBallade trumpet yellow c/pBarrett Browning small-cupped white/orange cup c/pBrighton trumpet golden yellow c/pCarlton large-cupped yellow c/pCassata split-corona white/creamy pCheerfulness double white/yellow c/pCyclope trumpet yellow cDelibes large-cupped yellow/orange cDelnashaugh double white/salmon cDick Wilden double yellow cDouble Fashion double yellow/orange cDutch Master trumpet yellow cEaster Bonnet large-cupped white/salmon cup pException trumpet yellow c/pFlower Drift double white/orange cup c/pFlower Record large-cupped white/yellow cup c/pFortissimo large-cupped yellow/orange cup cFortune large-cupped yellow/orange cup c/pGeranium tazetta white/orange cup cGigantic Star large-cupped yellow cGoblet trumpet white/yellow cup pGold Medal trumpet yellow pGolden Harvest trumpet yellow cIce Follies large-cupped white/lemon yellow c/pIce King double white/yellow cJohann Strauss large-cupped white/orange c/pJuanita large-cupped yellow/orange cLas Vegas trumpet white/yellow c/pMarieke trumpet yellow c/pMount Hood trumpet white c/pOrangery split-corona white/orange c/pPalmares split-corona white/pink cPapillion Blanc split-corona white/cream white cParisienne split-corona white/ golden yellow cPink Charm large-cupped white/pink cPinza large-cupped yellow/orange cPrimeur trumpet yellow c/pPrizewinner trumpet yellowProf. Einstein large-cupped white/orangered cup cRaffael trumpet yellow c/pReplete double white/orange cRosy Cloud double white/pinkSalomé large-cupped cream/pink cup c/pScarlet Gem tazetta yellow/orange cSir Winston Churchill double white/orange cSlim Whitman large-cupped white/orangeyellow cSouvereign split-corona white/orange c/p

Pot/

Cut*

White Lion

Cyclope

Actaea


Variety group Color

Spellbinder trumpet yellow/white cStandard Value trumpet yellow c/pTahiti double yellow/orange cup c/pTexas double yellow cWhite Lion double white/yellow cYellow Cheerfulness double yellow c/pYellow River trumpet yellow c/p

Paperwhites

specially selected for pot and cutflower production

Avalanche tazetta white/yellow c/pErlicheer tazetta white/yellow c/pGalil tazetta white c/pGrand Soleil d'Or tazetta yellow/orange cup c/pInbal tazetta white, large flowers c/pZiva tazetta white c/p

Rockery

Baby Moon jonquilla yellow pBellsong jonquilla cream/orange cupBridal Crown double white/yellow cup pBulbocodium species yellow pCanaliculatis tazetta white/yellow cup pCragford tazetta white/orange cup pFebruary Gold cyclamineus yellow pGolden Bells bulbocodium yellow pHawera triandrus yellow pIce Wings triandrus white pIpi Tombi large-cupped yellow/orangered cup pItzim cyclamineus yellow pJack Snipe cyclamineus white/yellow cup pJetfire cyclamineus yellow/orange cup pJonquilla jonquilla yellow pKatie Heath triandrus white/pink pMartinette jonquilla yellow/orange cup pMinnow tazetta craem/yellow pPeeping Tom cyclamineus yellow pPipit jonquilla yellow cQuail jonquilla yellow cRip v. Winkle double yellow pSun Disc jonquilla cream yellow-yellow pTête-à-Tête cyclamineus yellow/yellow trumpet pThalia triandrus white c/pTopolino trumpet cream white/yellow cup pTresamble triandrus white c/pTrevithian jonquilla lemon yellow c

Special varieties on request Katie Heath

Bridal Crown

Pot/

Cut*

Grand Soleil d'Or


MISCELLANEOUS BULBS 2008

ALLIUM

aflatunense 12/+

albopilosum 10/+

azureum 4/+

cowanii 4/+

'Gladiator' (Giganteum) 20/+

'Globemaster' 20/+

'Hair' 5/+

'Ivory Queen' 12/+

karataviense 10/+

moly 5/+

ostrowskianum 4/+

roseum 4/+

schubertii 10/+

sphaerocephalon 5/+

ANEMONE

blanda 'Blue' 5/+

blanda 'Mixed' 5/+

blanda 'Rosea' 5/+

blanda ' White Splendour' 5/+

De Caen 8/+

St. Brigid 8/+

CAMASSIA

quamash (esculenta) 6/+

leichtlinii 'Coerulea' 14/+

CHIONODOXA

forbesii 5/+

luciliae 5/+

'Pink Giant' 5/+

CORYDALIS

solida 5/+

CROCUS 10/+ 9/10 8/9

Flower Record

Jeanne D'arc

Peter Pan

Pickwick

Purpurea Grandiflora

Remembrance

Striped Beauty

Yellow Mammouth

sieberi 'Tricolor' 6/+

ERANTHIS

hyemalis 4/+

Allium Hair

Chionadoxa Luciliae

Crocos sieberi 'Tricolor'


MISCELLANEOUS BULBS 2008

FRITILLARIA

meleagris 6/+

michailovskyi 6/+

'Lutea' 20/+

'Rubra' 20/+

GALANTHUS

snowdrops 6/+

IRIS

danfordiae 6/+

reticulata 'Harmony' 6/+

Katharine Hodgkin 6/+

IXIA

by color 5/+

LEUCOJUM

aestivum 10/+

MUSCARI 10/+ 9/10 8/9

armeniacum

aucheri 'Blue Magic'

aucheri 'White Magic'

'Blue Spike'

'Fantasy Creation'

'Valerie Finnis'

botryoides 'Album' 6/+

latifolium 6/+

ORNITHOGALUM

arabicum 14/+

balansae 5/+

nutans 5/+

umbellatum 5/+

PUSCHKINIA

'Alba' 5/+

libanotica 5/+

RANUNCULUS

mixed 6/+

SCILLA

siberica 8/+

siberica 'Alba' 8/+

mitschenkoana (tubergeniana) 8/+

TRITELEIA (brodiaea)

'Corrina' 6/+

'Queen Fabiola' 6/+

Muscari aucheri 'White Magic'

Scilla Mitschenkoana

Fritillaria michailovskyi


Myke triangularis

shamrock - lucky cloverOxalis

Fanny regnelli


AVAILABILITY

STORAGE AFTER ARRIVAL

Before planting, rhizomes can be stored up to 4 week at 40-50ºF. Be sure to keep them covered so they do not dry out.

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS

SOIL

GERMINATION

In order to assure proper germination, start Oxalis Regnelli White at 68-75ºF – Triangularis, Myke, Fanny at 72-78ºF.

WATERING

TEMPERATURE

DISEASES

FERTILIZER

HEIGHT CONTROL

The plants grow well in full sun or light shade at temperatures between 70-75ºF. if grown at lower than 65ºF or higher

than 85ºF, the plants may suffer. If flowers bloom down the foliage, the plant has probably been grown with too much

shade. Well-ventilated conditions must be maintained. Once the plants show vigorous growth, the temperature may be

lowered to 65ºF.

Oxalis are almost disease free, but will attract insects in warmer temperatures. The following product is advised for

spider – Pentac 50 wettable powder – 8 ounces per 100 gallons of water, 2 applications per week for two weeks

According to the conclusions of a study on height control by Clemson University, Bonzi drenches proved to be the most

effective of all treatments for suppressing plant height in Oxalis Regnelli and Oxalis Triangularis. Sumagic drenches of

0.10 mg/pot were as effective as the Bonzi treatments in reducing the height of Oxalis Regnelli “pink”. The other

concentrations of Sumagic did reduce the height in both varieties, but their effects were not as noticeable as were the

Bonzi treatments. Based on the experiment, it was determined that A-rest should not be used on these species due to

its costs and inactivity. It was concluded that oxalis growers can use Bonzi drenches in the range of 0.05 to 0.1

mg/41/2“ pot to “stop” further growth once a desired height is reached. This should prove useful for holding crops or

reducing stretch from cloudy weather. Early drenching of Bonzi is to be avoided since this would probably cause severe

stunting and make the crop unsalable

Use a complete NPK fertilizer on a weekly basis once the plants begin to grow vigorously. Either 200 PPM N of 20-20-20

or 14-14-14 Osmocote can be used. If any chlorosis begins to appear in the oldest leaves, use a micronutrient foliage

Plant 3 bulbs per 4” pot or 4 bulbs per 5” pot. Lay the corms (roots) flat and cover with ½” of soil medium. Soil pH

should be 6.5 and no lower.

Recent research has shown that soil mixture as found in Fafard #2 and Metro Mix 350 are best suited – avoid any soil

mix that contains bark.

After planting, water the planting medium thoroughly. Subsequently, only water the medium when it becomes dry

and/or the plants begin to grow vigorously. DO NOT OVERWATER.

Oxalis Cultivation Information(delivery from November - January)

Oxalis Regnelli is commonly known as “Ever blooming Shamrock”. The white variety develops three large, sharply cut,

green leaves and produces a five-petaled white flower approximately one-inch (2½ cm) in diameter. Pink Regnelli

(Triangularis) develops three large, sharply cut, purple leaves and produces a five-petaled pink flower approximately

one-inch (2½ cm) in diameter. Fanny has green foliage with markings on foliage and light pink flowers. Growing

characteristics are similar to Triangularis. Myke is similar in characteristics are similar to Triangularis with more

consistent darker leaf. Oxalis are generally grown from November to May, but can be forced year-round. Plants are

normally ready to market 5-8 weeks after planting. SPECIAL SUMMER GROWING CONDITIONS ARE REQUIRED.


ORDERING INFORMATION Clackamas Bulb Facility 12400 SE Highway 212 Clackamas, Oregon 97015 Contact Ron Beck Phone 1 503 655 0908 Fax 1 503 655 0979 Email: [email protected]

New York Office 600 Mamaroneck Ave Harrison, N.Y. 10528

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