PERENNIALS
ENGLISH
Erysistible Tricolor
Welcome to Syngenta Flowers’ Perennials
2024–2026
We are pleased to present our new two-year Perennials catalogue. You will see many well-known and trusted varieties, alongside exciting new introductions like Lavandula angustifolia Aromatico Evolution, Erysimum linifolium Erysistible Fire and Iberis hybrida Arielle Pink. We know how difficult it can be to make certain decisions in the dynamic market of recent years. That is why we are happy to help you select the best Perennials for your offer, with the support of our tool ‘Calendar Colours’. In addition, we are there for you to support in after sales care to help steer for a smooth production and selling season. Other exciting new additions in our Perennials assortment are the completely new series of Digitalis purpurea Dottie and Campanula interspecific MiraBell. These series are a perfect choice for growers who are looking for a compact and early Digitalis or a cutting raised Campanula with an extremely good shelf life. Because of our extensive range of Perennials, we can assure every grower a great selection of plants. If you need advice, don’t hesitate to reach out to our sales representatives, technical specialists or customer service team.
We wish you all the best, and enjoy this catalogue!
Kind regards,
Alex Rhodes Sales Manager
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Table of Contents
Introduction Welcome Letter......................................1 Legend.................................................... 3 The Team................................................4 Syngenta's Stars Collection...................6 Market Trends.........................................8 Home Garden Bouquets......................10 Elevate Your Landscape.......................12 Outstanding Product Quality...............14 Digital Tools..........................................15 MultiColours......................................... 16 Calendar Colours The Entire Offer....................................20 January–February................................ 21 March.................................................... 22 April....................................................... 24 May....................................................... 26 June...................................................... 28 July. ...................................................... 31 August................................................... 34 September............................................ 37 October–December..............................40 Perennials Winter Hardiness Map..........................44 New Into Assortment............................46 Grasses Small ....................................... 48 Grasses Medium . ................................. 49 Grasses Large . ..................................... 50 Achillea millefolium ............................... 52 Ajuga reptans . ...................................... 53 Alcea rosea ........................................... 54 Anemone hupehensis ........................... 55 Alcea rosea ........................................... 55 Alchemilla mollis ................................... 56 Aquilegia caerulea ................................ 57 Arabis blepharophylla ........................... 59 Arabis caucasica .................................. 59 Arenaria montana ................................. 60
Lavandula angustifolia ........................ 114 Lavandula stoechas ............................ 118 Leontopodium alpinum ...................... 121 Leucanthemum maximum .................. 121 Lewisia cotyledon ............................... 123 Lithodora diffusa . ............................... 123 Lobelia speciosa ................................. 125 Lupinus polyphyllus ............................ 126 Lythrum virgatum ................................ 127 Nepeta x faassenii .............................. 127 Papaver nudicaule .............................. 128 Penstemon hartwegii . ........................ 130 Perovskia atriplicifolia ......................... 131 Phlox paniculata ................................. 132 Phlox subulata .................................... 134 Platycodon grandiflorus ..................... 135 Primula denticulata ............................. 137 Primula rosea ...................................... 137 Primula veris ....................................... 138 Pritzelago alpina ................................. 138 Pulsatilla vulgaris ................................ 139 Rudbeckia fulgida ............................... 139 Sagina subulata .................................. 140 Salvia officinalis .................................. 140 Santolina chamaecyparissus .............. 141 Salvia x superba . ................................ 141 Saxifraga x arendsii ............................ 143 Sedum . ............................................... 147 Sedum telephium ............................... 148 Sedum spurium .................................. 149 Sempervivum tectorum ...................... 150 Thymus citriodorus ............................. 150 Verbena bonariensis ........................... 151 Verbena rigida . ................................... 151 Veronica spicata ................................. 152 Viola cornuta CU . ............................... 152 Vinca minor ......................................... 153
Armeria maritima .................................. 62 Astilbe x arendsii . ................................. 63 Aubrieta hybrida ................................... 64 Aurinia saxatilis ..................................... 67 Bergenia cordifolia ............................... 68 Calocephalus brownii ........................... 69 Campanula carpatica ........................... 70 Campanula cochleariifolia .................... 71 Campanula garganica .......................... 71 Campanula interspecific . ..................... 72 Campanula persicifolia ......................... 75 Campanula portenschlagiana .............. 75 Cerastium tomentosum ........................ 76 Ceratostigma plumbaginoides ............. 76 Coreopsis grandiflora ........................... 76 Cyclamen hederifolium . ....................... 79 Cyclamen coum .................................... 80 Delphinium elatum . .............................. 81 Delphinium grandiflorum ...................... 83 Delosperma cooperi ............................. 83 Dianthus barbatus ................................ 84 Dianthus deltoides ................................ 85 Dianthus plumarius ............................... 86 Digitalis purpurea . ................................ 87 Doronicum orientale ............................. 88 Echinacea purpurea ............................. 89 Erodium x variabile ............................... 92 Erysimum hybridum . ............................ 92 Erysimum linifolium .............................. 93 Eucalyptus ............................................ 96 Gaillardia aristata .................................. 97 Gaultheria procumbens ........................ 99 Gaura lindheimeri ............................... 100 Geum coccineum ............................... 101 Helenium autumnale ........................... 102 Helleborus niger ................................. 105 Helleborus orientalis ........................... 106 Heuchera americana .......................... 107 Heuchera sanguinea . ......................... 107 Iberis sempervirens ............................ 108 Iberis x hybrida ................................... 110
Legal
General Conditions of Sales..............156
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Christmas Carol
Legend
SERIES
PRODUCTION
GARDEN
New Variety
Pot Size
MultiColours
Earliness 1 = Early / 5 = Late
Improved Variety
Heat Lover
Award-winning
Propagated from Seeds
Pollinator Friendly
Stars Program
Propagated from Cuttings
Plant Height
Greenhouse Performance 1 = Compact / 5 = Vigorous
Hanging Basket
First Year Flowering
Winter Hardiness
Flowering Long Day
Response Time
Evergreen Foliage
Suitable for Landscape
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The UK Team
Sales Manager
Technical Specialist
Alex Rhodes Sales Manager
Klaus Hess
+49 (0) 174 1684 478 klaus.hess@syngenta.com
+44 (0) 7885 620 004 alex.rhodes@syngenta.com
Ronald Karsenbarg +31 (0) 612 996 470 ronald.karsenbarg@syngenta.com
Retail
Neil Fishlock Retail Key Account Manager +44 (0) 7884 492 727 neil.fishlock@syngenta.com
Sales Representative Rachel Clarke
Customer Service
TeleSales UK and Ireland +44 (0) 1223 883 472
Kim van Otterloo Country Coordinator Customer Service Agent United Kingdom/Ireland
rachel.clarke@syngenta.com
+44 (0) 845 602 6173 +31 (0) 6 2295 5055 kim.otterloo_van@syngenta.com
Steven Lenthall Scotland and Ireland +44 (0) 7423 454 530 steven.lenthall@syngenta.com
Marta Krala Customer Service Agent +44 (0) 845 602 6173
John Miles SW England
marta.krala@syngenta.com
+44 (0) 7711 172 265 john.miles@syngenta.com
Saskia van der Laan Customer Service Agent +44 (0) 845 602 6173 Saskia.van_der_Laan@syngenta.com
Steve Mills SE England
+44 (0) 7885 620 002 steve.mills@syngenta.com
Basma Slassi Customer Service Agent +44 (0) 845 602 6173
Ben Watson NW England
basma.slassi@syngenta.com
+44 (0) 7808 888 462 ben.watson@syngenta.com
Logistics
To be confirmed Midlands and NE England +44 (0) 0845 602 6173
Carla Hodge Logistics Specialist
+31 (0) 174 534 127 carla.hodge@syngenta.com
Marketing
Debbie Koene Regional Marketing Specialist +31 (0) 645 420 659 debbie.koene@syngenta.com
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The Scandinavian Team
Sales Representative Magnus Nilsson +46 (0) 706 469 446
Sales Manager
Jesper Frandsen Sales Unit Manager Nordics and UKIE +45 24 40 17 42 jesper.frandsen@syngenta.com
magnus.nilsson@syngenta.com
Thorbjorn Persson +46 (0) 768 921 231 thorbjorn.persson@syngenta.com
Customer Service
Kim van Otterloo Country Coordinator
+31 174 534121 +31 6 2295 5055 kim.otterloo_van@syngenta.com
Pernille Ratjen +45 29 37 10 96 pernille.viborg_ratjen@syngenta.com
Mia Henkels Customer Service Agent +31 174 534 189
Jälleenmyyjä
mia.henkels@syngenta.com
Oy Schetelig Suomen jakelu ja jälleenmyynti +358 (0) 9 852 062 22 asiakaspalvelu@schetelig.com
Radha Sukdeo Customer Service Agent
+31 (0) 174 534 116 +31 (0) 612 133 208 radha.sukdeo@syngenta.com
Distributør
Logistics
Blomsterringen +47 679 814 00 ungplanter@blomsterringen.no
Carla Hodge Logistics Specialist
+31 (0) 174 534 127 carla.hodge@syngenta.com
Marketing
Debbie Koene Regional Marketing Specialist +31 (0) 645 42 0659 debbie.koene@syngenta.com
Technical Specialist
Ronald Karsenbarg +31 (0) 612 996 470 ronald.karsenbarg@syngenta.com
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Syngenta’s Stars
Let us introduce to you the Syngenta Flowers’ Stars for this season! Selected for their uniqueness, each Star comes with an exclusive, recognizable Point-of Sale package, mood pictures and a content to realize your messages in a flash—carefully selected to boost your sales!
For more info, please visit syngentaflowers.com/ stars-collection
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Market Trends At Syngenta we know that understanding trends is increasingly important—let us help you make the most of future trends!
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Bee Loved
This wide range of pollinator-friendly products helps address the decline in pollinating insects like bees, butterflies, bumble bees and hoverflies which are crucial for the success of many natural habitats and the production of food crops.
Check out the website for more information and the complete list of varieties. syngentaflowers.com/ pollinator-friendly-assortment
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Please download your POS materials here.
Offers a selection of varieties flowering all summer long, resistant to sun and heat with less water requirement than most plants and without need for special care. Attractive to novice gardeners with limited plant care knowledge, enabling them to have colour all Summer long. Heatlover
Check out the website for more information and the complete list of varieties. syngentaflowers.com/heat- lover
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Home Garden Bouquets A garden full of beautiful coloured flowers will bring a smile to anyone’s face. Now, with our special Home Garden Bouquets assortment your customers can go a step further: Cut the flowers themselves and create bright bouquets! Carefully Selected
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For more information about our varieties, visit syngentaflowers.com/ home-garden-bouquets
Our Home Garden Bouquets assortment is packed with plants for each season that are suitable for the flower garden—ideally grown in borders, and bigger pots. These plants are easy to grow and thoroughly tested for their garden performance and for their vase life.
This concept is available with a marketing package to inspire your customers and drive sales at point of sale.
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For more information about our landscape varieties, visit syngentaflowers.com/ landscape
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Elevate Your Landscape
Colour for Every Region & Season
Syngenta Flowers is committed to upholding our customer promise of Bringing Plant Potential to Life. Our assortment of tried-and-true landscape performers provides landscapers and gardeners alike with plants that thrive, with unbeatable colour and longevity, in every region for every season. To keep your gardens growing strong, depend on Syngenta Flowers to Elevate Your Landscape.
• We offer a diverse assortment of innovative and award- winning varieties for reliable, low-maintenance landscapes. • Our obsession with delivering high quality seeds and cuttings radiates from every part of our business. • We provide best-in-class technical support to keep your plants thriving from greenhouse to garden.
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Supply & Sustainability Throughout our farms worldwide, we understand that the success of your business hinges on the quality of the seeds, cuttings and young plants. That’s why we never compromise on quality. Our hardworking teams are dedicated to providing you with only the best products. Your feedback is invaluable, and we continuously strive to improve our products to meet your needs. In 2024 and beyond, we’re committed to delivering even more enhancements to the areas that matter the most to you. Trust us to help take your business to the next level with our top-quality seeds, cuttings and young plants. We are committed to continuously improving our seed and young plants supply to meet the needs of our customers and the demands of the industry. Our primary goal is to provide our customers with high-germinating seeds and high-quality young plants that are delivered on time, every time. Outstanding Product Quality
Our seed supply continues to improve in product quality and reliability with a primary focus on timely deliveries of high germinating seed along with enhancements that make sowing more efficient and germination more reliable and consistent. Our teams at our vegetative farms continually work to improve key crops like Lavandula, Erysimum linifolium and Saxifragax arendsii.
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The perfect solution for multiseeded plugs Make it Easy! Use MultiColours. Specially chosen combinations in a multiseeded plug. Fast convenient and we’ve done the work for you! MultiColours available for Perennial seeds.
Check out the website for more information and the complete list of varieties.
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Clockwise Bright Stellar
Barbarini BarbaJoy
Prairie Splendor Compact Cream Crush
Scent Explosion Compact
Scent Explosion Early
Partybells Volcano Splash
Twinkle Sky Gate
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Calendar Colours
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The Entire Offer Throughout the year, at-a-glance
Plan your perennials assortment more effectively! Calendar Colours has been designed to support both growers and retailers in making the right decision in the perennials offer. The Calendar Colours tables contain all the necessary information on how to produce each
perennial per month—including culture time. It also presents the best perennial offer at retail per month, throughout the whole year. Let’s take the first table as an example!
Species and series that can be used for that month
The number in the flower indicates how many colours are available in that series
TIME SCHEDULE
COLOURS AVAILABLE
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SPECIES
SERIES
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Page number
Potting week
Selling week
Flowering months
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Perennials
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Alpino Early Rose, Touricola Silberrand, Elise Bright Mix, Lofty White Blush, Axcent Deep Purple
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Winter Hardiness Map Selecting the right perennials suited for you and your customers climate is the key to success. The European winter hardiness map divides Europe into 11 temperature zones, ranging from -45°C to +4°C. In this catalogue, you will find the winter hardiness zone for each perennial. The classification shows in which European areas the perennials are winter hardy and will survive over winter in the (consumers) garden. It also helps to make the decision whether to cultivate a perennial in a greenhouse or outside.
1 < -45 2 -45
5 -28 6 -23 7 -17 8 -12
- -23 - -17 - -12
9 -6 10 -1
- -1 - +5
- -40 - -34 - -28
3 -40 4 -34
11 > +5
- -6
Source: USDA zones
Reykjavík
Glasgow
Dublin
Birmin
London
Orléa Renn
Santander
León
Madrid
Lisboa
Sevilla
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Мурманск
Isnari
Kiruna
Bod ǿ
Архангельск
Vaasa
Oslo
Ст.Петербург
Stockholm
Riga
Казань
Москва
Minsk
Пермь
Hamburg
Meppen
Poznań
ngham
Warszawa
Berlin
Essen Hannover
Fulda
Kraków
Praha
Kiew
Paris Brüssel
Волгоград
Koblenz
Nürnberg
ans nes
Ростов на Дону
Mainz
Pécs Graz Wien
Budapest
Астрахань
Bern
Limoges
Ялта
Milano
Sibiu
Gospić
Београд
Bucur eşti
Batumi
Agen
Sarajevo
София
Pisa
Warna
Nice
Tiflis
L´Aquila
Skopje
Istanbul
Foggia
Tirane
Roma
Ankara
Izmir
Αθήνα
Palermo
Tunis
Aljazayir
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New Into Assortment
Juncus effusus Spirali 49
Delphinium grandiflorum Hunky Dory White 83
Eucalyptus Silver Dollar 96
Lagurus ovatus Bunny Tails 49
Digitalis purpurea Dottie Cream 87
Gaillardia aristata Barbican Red Imp. 98
Melinis nerviglumis Karoo Queen 50
Digitalis purpurea Dottie Purple 87
Heuchera americana Marvelous Marble 107
Aubrieta hybrida Glacier Rose 66
Digitalis purpurea Dottie Warm Rose 87
Iberis sempervirens Snow Cone Mid Late 108
Campanula interspecific MiraBell Bicolor 72 Campanula interspecific MiraBell Compact White 72 Coreopsis grandiflora Andiamo Semi Double 77 Campanula interspecific MiraBell Heavenly Blue 72
Digitalis purpurea Dottie White 87
Iberis sempervirens Whistler Late 110
Echinacea purpurea Prairie Blaze Mix 89
Iberis sempervirens Whistler White Imp. 110
Erysimum linifolium Super Bowl Orange 93
Iberis x hybrida Arielle Pink 110
Erysimum linifolium Erysistible Fire 94
Lavandula angustifolia Vintro White 116 Lavandula angustifolia Aromatico Forte Blue Imp. 114 Lavandula angustifolia Aromatico Evolution 114
Erysimum linifolium Erysistible Sunset Imp. 94
Delphinium grandiflorum Hunky Dory Blue 83
Delphinium grandiflorum Hunky Dory Sky Blue 83
Eucalyptus Baby Blue 96
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Phlox paniculata Flatscreen Pink with Eye 132 Phlox paniculata Flatscreen Orange Rose 132 Phlox paniculata Flatscreen Lilac White Eye 132 Phlox subulata GoldiPhlox Rose Imp. 134
Saxifraga x arendsii Alpino Early Deep Red 143
Lavandula angustifolia Scent Blue Mini 117
Lavandula stoechas Javelin Forte Purple 119
Saxifraga x arendsii Alpino Early Rose 143
Leucanthemum maximum Western Star Leo Yellow 122 Leucanthemum maximum Western Star Taurus Imp. 122
Saxifraga x arendsii Alpino Red Imp. 144
Saxifraga x arendsii Alpino Lime 144
Phlox subulata GoldiPhlox Rose with Eye 134
Lithodora diffusa Tidepool Blue 124
Sedum telephium Surrender Red Imp. 148
Perovskia atriplicifolia Zephyr Blue 131
Phlox subulata GoldiPhlox Lavender 134
Sedum telephium Surrender Rose Imp. 148
Phlox paniculata Flatscreen Light Pink Dark eye 132
Phlox subulata GoldiPhlox Pink Imp. 134
Sedum spurium Spot On Red 149
Phlox paniculata Flatscreen Lilac 132
Saxifraga x arendsii Alpino Early Carnival 143
Verbena rigida Dazzling Night 151
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Grasses - Small Grasses - Small
• Our selection of small grasses are ideal to use in combinations with other species in larger pots and as standalone in small pots.
HABIT Upright
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
9-13 cm 15–20 cm
Festuca cinerea
Festuca cinerea (glauca)
Festuca Gautieri (Scoparia)
Luzula sylvatica
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Grasses - Medium Grasses - Medium
• Our selection of medium grasses are ideal to use in combination with other species in larger containers and as standalone for the medium pot sizes.
HABIT Upright
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-15 cm 15–20 cm
Panicum virgatum Goldfountain
Carex comans Amazon Mist
Carex comans Bronze Curls
Juncus effusus Spirali
Panicum virgatum Goldfountain
Stipa arundinacea Sirocco
Lagurus ovatus Bunny Tails
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Grasses - Large Grasses - Large
• Our selection of large grasses are ideal to use in combinations with other species in larger containers and as standalone for larger pot sizes.
HABIT Upright
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
15-19 cm 30–35 cm
Stipa tennuissima Pony Tails
Stipa tennuissima Pony Tails
Melinis nerviglumis Karoo Queen
Pennisetum alopecuroides
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Panicum virgatum Goldfountain
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Achillea millefolium Desert Eve
• The first genetically compact Achillea series in many strong colours. • Among the earliest flowering Achillea on the market. • Desert Eve makes it possible to include rich colour in spring and early summer programs.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS May-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, URC
13-17 cm 25–30 cm 5
Desert Eve Yellow
Desert Eve Yellow
Desert Eve Terracotta
Desert Eve Light Yellow
Desert Eve Deep Rose
Desert Eve Red
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Ajuga reptans Ajuga reptans
• Amazing fast growing ground cover with evergreen leaves. • The attractive coloured foliage colours the garden and containers all year long.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS May-June
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
10-15 cm 5–10 cm 4
Burgundy Glow
Burgundy Glow
Braunherz
Burgundy Glow
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Alcea rosea Plena Chater’s
• Plena Chater’s is a popular series which is well known for its double flowers on tall flower spikes.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
17+ cm 100 cm 3
Plena Chater’s White
Plena Chater’s Yellow
Plena Chater’s Rose
Plena Chater’s Red
Plena Chater’s White
Spring Celebrities Lemon
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Alcea rosea Spring Celebrities
• Semi-double to double flowers in a wide colour range. • Shorter than traditional types making it easier to transport. • Long flowering period.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
15-19 cm 80 cm 5
Spring Celebrities Rose
Spring Celebrities White
Spring Celebrities Lemon
Spring Celebrities Rose
Spring Celebrities Purple
Spring Celebrities Crimson
Anemone hupehensis Saucer
• Saucer has a high level of uniformity in both habit and flowering. • It is an upright plant with strong flower stems. • A first year flowering perennial.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
13-19 cm 80–90 cm
Saucer Pink
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Alchemilla mollis Auslese
• A prized groundcover Alchemilla that can be marketed flowering in June-July after overwintering, or not flowering during the remaining months. • Auslese is a compact variety.
HABIT Mounding, Upright, Compact
FLOWERING MONTHS May-August
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-17 cm 20–40 cm 3
Auslese
Auslese
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Aquilegia caerulea Kirigami
• Kirigami is truly programmable like an annual with minimal vernalisation requirements. • Bright colours and upward-facing blooms improve retail impact. • Highly uniform across all colours, an ideal grower-friendly series.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS February-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-13 cm 30 cm 4
Kirigami Mix
Kirigami Yellow
Kirigami Rose & Pink
Kirigami Red & White
Kirigami Light Blue & White
Kirigami Deep Blue & White
Kirigami Mix
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Aquilegia caerulea Spring Magic
• Spring Magic is a reliable traditional series with a high level of uniformity within the series. • The Spring Magic Yellow flowers a bit later and is more vigorous.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-May
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-17 cm 30 cm 4
Spring Magic Yellow
Spring Magic White
Spring Magic Yellow
Spring Magic Rose and Ivory
Spring Magic Navy and White
Little Treasure Deep Rose
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Arabis blepharophylla Rose Delight
• Rose Delight is an excellent early season perennial with bright deep rose flowers on a compact plant. • It is a great choice for adding colour to your early spring program.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS February-May
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
10-13 cm 15–20 cm 3
Rose Delight
Arabis caucasica Little Treasure
• Little treasure is a well-matched and uniform series which simplifies production and shipping. • A bright white and an intense deep rose add wow to early sales opportunities.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
10-13 cm 10–15 cm 4
Little Treasure White
Little Treasure White
Little Treasure Deep Rose
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Arenaria montana Blizzard Compact
• A reliable, late spring blooming ground cover with bright white flowers and dark green foliage. • Exceptionally hardy down to Zone 3. • Early-flowering with a controlled habit, perfect for small pots and early spring programs.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS April-May
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
Blizzard Compact
11 cm 15 cm 3
Arenaria montana Summer
• Large flowers on a mounded habit with no chilling requirement for flowering. • Summer has a short culture time and is first year flowering. • Slightly less winter-hardy than seed varieties.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-October PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, Xtray ® 264, URC
9-19 cm 15–25 cm 7
Summer Lemon
Summer White
Summer White Compact
Summer Lemon
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Summer
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Armada Rose
Armeria maritima Armada
• A free flowering winter hardy Maritima series which flowers on short stems. • The white variety has slightly longer flower stems.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-May
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
9-12 cm 20 cm 4
Armada Rose
Armada White
Armada Pink
Armada Rose
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Astilbe x arendsii Astary
• Flowering form July onwards, with feathery flower panicles held above dense, dark green leaves.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
11-15 cm 25–30 cm 3
Astary Mix
Astary White
Astary Rose
Astary Mix
Astary Mix
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Aubrieta hybrida Audrey
• The first F1 Aubrieta from seed which delivers uniformity in habit and flower colour. • One of the earliest blooming perennials, great for jump-starting early spring sales. • An excellent option for 9-12 cm pots.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
9-12 cm 10 cm 6
Audrey Red
Audrey Red
Audrey Light Blue
Audrey Blue Shades
Audrey Purple Shades
Audrey Sky Blue
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Aubrieta hybrida Axcent
• Hardy early spring flowering perennial with very large flowers on compact mounding plants in a wide range of colours. • The varieties fill the pots quickly but maintain a tight habit. • Vernalization is required, no pinching needed. • Do not pot too early.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS February-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, URC
12-15 cm 10 cm 6
Axcent Light Blue
Axcent Antique Rose
Axcent Burgundy
Axcent Light Blue
Axcent White
Axcent Violet with Eye
Axcent Lilac
Axcent Deep Purple
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Aubrieta hybrida Glacier
• The newest addition to Syngenta’s best-in-class Aubrieta breeding program and a complement to the best-selling Axcent series. • Glacier flowers on average 2-3 weeks later than Axcent and is also slightly more compact, making it an ideal season extender for Aubrieta programs.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
11-13 cm 10 cm 6
Glacier Blue
Glacier Red
Glacier Sky Blue
Glacier Rose
Glacier Blue
Glacier Violet
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Aubrieta hybrida Tauricola
• The Aubrieta with attractive variegated leaves. • Tauricola has a soft lavender blue colour.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
12-15 cm 10 cm 5
Tauricola Silberrand
Aurinia saxatilis Summit
• Compact plants with grey-green foliage, covered in bright yellow blooms. • Exceptionally hardy down to Zone 5. • Ideal for 9-12 cm pots for early spring programs.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
9-12 cm 15 cm 5
Summit
Summit
67
Bergenia cordifolia Shoeshine
• Blooms are held above glossy dark foliage making a striking contrast. • Shoeshine flowers more uniformly and consistently making production and shipping easy. • Exceptionally hardy and tough, thriving in a wide range of conditions.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-May PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
9-15 cm 20–30 cm 3
Shoeshine Pink
Shoeshine Rose
Shoeshine Appleblossom
Shoeshine Pink
Shoeshine Pink
68
Whimsy Silver
Calocephalus brownii Whimsy
• Unlike other Calocephalus varieties, Whimsy Silver does not easily develop flowers and keeps the clean silver colour all season long. • Compact and extremely good branching. • Does not flower in first year.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS May-November
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, URC
10-13 cm 15–20 cm 8
Whimsy Silver
PERENNIALS
69
Campanula carpatica Pristar
• Earliest flowering Campanula carpatica with the largest flowers on the market. • Tidy rounded habit covered with large cup-shaped flowers. • Programmable to flower from early June to late August, no vernalization required.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-August
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-15 cm 10–15 cm 5
Pristar Deep Blue
Pristar White
Pristar Deep Blue
70
Campanula cochleariifolia Swinging Bells
• Seed variety of Campanula cochleariifolia allows flexibility for production scheduling. • 100% flowering under long day conditions.
• Very compact habit for high-density production. • First-year flowering, no vernalization needed.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS June-August
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-15 cm 15–20 cm 6
Swinging Bells White
Swinging Bells Blue
Swinging Bells White
Campanula garganica Filligree
• First year flowering Campanula garganica with masses of bright blue star flowers above medium green foliage. • Compact and Mounding habit. • Very uniform selection.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS June-August PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
13-17 cm 20–25 cm 5
Filligree
PERENNIALS
71
Campanula interspecific MiraBell
• Mirabell is our new cutting raised Campanula series with an interspecific background. • It is perfect to use as a summer perennial due to its extremely good shelf life.
• The best shelf life of all Campanulas. • Very attractive to bees and butterflies.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS June-October
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
13-19 cm 20–25 cm 6
MiraBell Heavenly Blue
MiraBell Compact White
MiraBell Heavenly Blue
MiraBell Bicolor
Mirabell Heavenly Blue
72
MiraBell Heavenly Blue
73
Clockwise Bright Stellar
74
Campanula persicifolia Earlion
• Less day length sensitive compared to the older persicifolia types. • Flowering as early as April is also possible.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS April-August
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
12-15 cm 40–50 cm 5
Earlion Blue
Campanula portenschlagiana Clockwise
• The first F1 hybrid Campanula portenschlagiana from seed, offering fast, uniform production. • First-year flowering – no vernalization period needed.
• A dense, compact habit requiring less PGRs. • Highly uniform in habit and flowering time.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS April-October
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264, Seeds
12-15 cm 20–25 cm 4
Clockwise Bright Stellar
Clockwise White Blush
Clockwise Compact Deep Blue
Clockwise Bright Stellar
PERENNIALS
75
Cerastium tomentosum Cerastium tomentosum
• Starts flowering from June-July. • Nice small white flowers on silvery leaves. • Can also be sold green as a foliage plant.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS June-August
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
12-15 cm 10–15 cm 4
Cerastium tomentosum
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Ceratostigma
• Strong growing and ground covering variety. • Beautiful blue flowers on red stems.
HABIT Creeping
FLOWERING MONTHS September-October
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
10-13 cm 4
Ceratostigma Plumbaginoides
Coreopsis grandiflora Early Sunrise
• Semi-double yellow flowered coreopsis.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-19 cm 20–40 cm 6
Early Sunrise
76
Coreopsis grandiflora Andiamo
• F1 hybrid ensures top-tier uniformity. • Its nicely balanced habit works in a range of container sizes. • First-year flowering.
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
HABIT Upright
11-19 cm 20–40 cm 6
Andiamo Yellow Red
Andiamo Semi Double
Andiamo Yellow Red
Andiamo Yellow Red
77
Coreopsis grandiflora Illico
• Semi double, yellow flowered coreopsis with short flower stems.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
11-19 cm 20–35 cm 6
Illico
Coreopsis grandiflora Castello
• Strong, densely branched plants are covered in colour from late spring through summer. • Versatile habit works in both small and medium pots. • The large golden-yellow blooms are a showstopper.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, URC
11- 19 cm 20–35 cm 6
Castello Pompon Yellow
Castello Compact Yellow
Castello Pompon Yellow
78
Coreopsis grandiflora Corey Single Gold
• Variety suitable for bigger pot sizes with large yellow flowers.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
11-19 cm 6
Corey Single Gold
Cyclamen hederifolium AmazeMe
• A true winter hardy series for indoor or outdoor culture. • Flowers in the autumn.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS September-October
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
9-13 cm 10–15 cm 4
AmazeMe White
AmazeMe White
AmazeMe Pink
PERENNIALS
79
Cyberia Dark Rose
Cyclamen coum Cyberia
• Winter hardy Cyclamen for indoor or outdoor culture. • The varieties of Cyberia have different types of leaves: round/ kidney-shaped, green/silvered and with/without heart. • Constantly produces small flowers from December to April and no vernalization required.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS January-March
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
9-13 cm 10–15 cm 5
Cyberia Mix
Cyberia White
Cyberia Rose Silver
Cyberia Pink
Cyberia Dark Rose
80
Delphinium elatum Delphina
• The first compact series of Delphinium elatum. • Delphina is notable for a naturally compact habit allowing for ease of production with first-year flowering and less reliance on PGRs. • Delphina’s distinct colours are ideal for summer perennial programs and work well in 12-19 cm pots.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS May-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
12-19 cm 40–50 cm 4
Delphina Dark Blue White Bee
Delphina White Black Bee
Delphina Pink White Bee
Delphina Light Blue White Bee
Delphina Dark Blue Black Bee
Delphina Dark Blue White Bee
Delphina Mix
PERENNIALS
81
Delphinium elatum Excalibur
• Uniform, well-branched plant habit with sturdy flower stems. • Well-developed panicles with strong and stable colour varieties. • Best suited for larger pot sizes and containers.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS May-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264, Seeds
15-19 cm 60–80 cm 3
Excalibur Light Blue White Bee
Excalibur Pure White
Excalibur Light Blue White Bee
Excalibur Dark Blue White Bee
Excalibur Dark Blue Black Bee
Excalibur Lilac Rose White Bee
Excalibur Mix
82
Delphinium grandiflorum Hunky Dory
• F1 vigour provides excellent germ and young plant performance, eliminating the need to multi-sow. • Plant habit is ultra branched, filling a wide array of formats with ease and speed. • Large blooms create an abundance of colour, flowering uniformly within each variety and across the series.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS May-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
12-17 cm 20–30 cm 4
Hunky Dory Blue
Hunky Dory White
Hunky Dory Blue
Hunky Dory Sky Blue
Delosperma cooperi Delosperma
• Delosperma is first year flowering and forms a creeping mat of bushy foliage. • It is a very good succulent plant. • Shimmering cup-shaped magenta flowers all summer long.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
10.5-15 cm 10–15 cm 6
Delosperma Cooperi
PERENNIALS
83
Dianthus barbatus Barbarini
• First-year flowering Dianthus with no vernalization required. • Compact, branching habit, fully winter hardy. • Can be programmed to flower from April to September. • Versatile series fits into annual or perennial programs for spring or autumn.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS April-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264, Seeds
12-17 cm 20–30 cm 4
Barbarini Redrose Bicolor
Barbarini White
Barbarini Rose
Barbarini Red
Barbarini Red Picotee
Barbarini Redrose Bicolor
Barbarini Purple
Barbarini Purple Picotee
Barbarini Lilac
Barbarini BarbaJoy
Barbarini Formula Mix
84
Dianthus deltoides Albus
• Albus forms a low spreading mound of light green leaves.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS April-October
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
10-13 cm 20–25 cm 3
Albus
Dianthus deltoides Leuchtfunk
• Leuchtfunk is a low, mat-forming evergreen perennial with tufts of linear, dark green foliage.
HABIT Mounding
FLOWERING MONTHS May-July
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
10-13 cm 15–20 cm 3
Leuchtfunk
Leuchtfunk
85
Dianthus plumarius Dixie ®
• Uniform series in plant habit and earliness. • Free flowering in early summer and re-flowering till winter. • Branching habit and short culture.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-September
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
11-15 cm 15–20 cm 5
Dixie ® Pink, Red Rose Bicolor and Rose Picotee
Dixie ® Deep Rose
Dixie ® Rose Picotee
Dixie ® Pink
Dixie ® Red Rose Bicolor
Dixie ® White Red Bicolor
86
Digitalis purpurea Dottie
• This new series comes in 4 beautiful colours with contrasting speckling to the throat. • Dottie has long, dramatic flower spikes which are quickly followed by the secondary flowers. • It is very compactand quickly fills larger pots (15-25cm) with ease, great for impulse sales in stores.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
15-21 cm 50–60 cm 5
Dottie Warm Rose
Dottie Purple
Dottie White
Dottie Warm Rose
Dottie Cream
PERENNIALS
87
Leonardo Compact
Doronicum orientale Leonardo Compact
• Uniform flowering up to two weeks earlier than competitor varieties. • Early spring flowering for the first sales opportunity in the spring season. • Requires vernalization for flowering.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS February-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
11-15 cm 25–50 cm 5
Leonardo Compact
88
Echinacea purpurea Prairie Blaze
• Echinacea series from seeds with special colours. • First-year flowering with no vernalization requirements offers easy production scheduling. • Good branching for broad attractive plants. • The same homogeneity as Prairie Splendor Compact, fitting well together in the mix.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-October PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
13-19 cm 40–60 cm 5
Prairie Blaze Vintage Lime
Prairie Blaze Golden Yellow
Prairie Blaze Orange Sunset
Prairie Blaze Vintage Lime
Prairie Blaze Green
Prairie Blaze Mix
PERENNIALS
89
Echinacea purpurea Prairie Splendor
• First-year flowering with no vernalisation requirements offers easy production scheduling. • Early blooming extends flowering period for a long sales season. • Large flowers atop compact, well-branched plants.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-October PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
13-19 cm 40–70 cm 5
Prairie Splendor Deep Rose
Stick tag
Hanging tag
Pot
Flyer
CC trolley banners
syngentaflowers.com/stars-collection/prairie
90
Echinacea purpurea Prairie Splendor Compact
• First-year flowering with no vernalization requirements offers easy production scheduling. • New compact breeding reduces the need for PGR applications. • Up to three weeks earlier to flower than traditional varieties.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS July-October PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
12-19 cm 40–60 cm 5
Prairie Splendor Compact Dark Rose
Prairie Splendor Compact White
Prairie Splendor Compact Rose
Prairie Splendor Compact Dark Rose
Prairie Splendor Compact Cream Crush
We are a traditional perennial nursery with a focus on alpine perennials. For some time now, we have also included Echinacea purpurea in our assortment. We were able to test Prairie Blaze last year and are delighted with the high uniformity, the abundance of flowers and the robustness of the two new varieties. We have also received only positive feedback from our customers. We have an attractive and good addition to our assortment.”
Botanické zahradnictví Holzbecher Lelekovice, Czech Republic
PERENNIALS
91
Erodium x variabile Bishops Form
• Special perennial for a rose carpet from Spring till Autumn.
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
FLOWERING MONTHS May-July
HABIT Creeping
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
9-13 cm 10 cm
Bishops Form
Erysimum hybridum Canaries
• Very early to flower in the spring with a vernalization period. • Compact habit makes growing at high-density spacing easy. • Showy display of vivid yellow blooms on compact plants.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-April
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 264
9-12 cm 20–40 cm 6
Canaries Yellow
Canaries Goldfinch
92
Erysimum linifolium Super Bowl
• Series with no requirement for vernalization and improved summer long flowering due to reduced seed setting. • Super Bowl is more compact and earlier to flower than Bowles Mauve. • Pest and disease tolerant.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-November
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
11-15 cm 30–50 cm 6
Super Bowl Mauve
Super Bowl Mauve
Super Bowl Orange
Super Bowl Mauve
93
Erysimum linifolium Erysistible
• Erysistible has compact flower spikes, less stretching flower stems and spectacular colours. • Striking novelty colours are a welcome addition to early spring and summer programs. • Medium-vigour controlled habit works well across all key pot sizes.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS March-November
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128
11-15 cm 30–40 cm 7
Erysistible Fire
Erysistible Sunset Imp.
Erysistible Yellow
Erysistible Magenta
Erysistible Spectacular colours
An Erysimum with a range of spectacular colours with compact flower spikes delivering huge colour impact. Flowers from March until the first frost.
Mar - Nov
Long flowering
Erysistible Tricolor
Erysistible Fire
Flyer
94
Erysistible Sunset Imp.
Hanging tag
Stick tag
Pot
syngentaflowers.com/stars-collection/erysistible
95
Eucalyptus Eucalyptus Collection
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-September
• Eucalyptus is a well known specie and is very popular at this moment! • It is used in many applications from Floresty to specimen plantings with its attractive leaves and its unique scent. • Can survive outside in milder conditions, especially when the plant is older.
PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 128, Seeds
11-15 cm 60–70 cm
Baby Blue
Silver Dollar
96
Gaillardia aristata Arizona
• Arizona is a well known seed series with strong colours. • It has a long flowering period and is perfect for impulse sales. • Good uniformity in habit and flowering time.
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS June-August PRODUCT FORMS Xtray ® 72, Xtray ® 264
12-19 cm 30–45 cm 6
Arizona Apricot
Arizona Sun
Arizona Apricot
Arizona Red Shade
Arizona Apricot
97
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