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59 Pages·2014·16.14 MB·English

Cover design by the lovely Sarah Baker, from the potato prints of the lovely Vanessa Keith
WHEN TO VISIT US AT BAKER’S ACRES - ALEXANDRIA…

MARCH Friday, March 21st - Opening Day
9 - 5 Monday through Saturday
10 – 4 Sunday

APRIL 9 - 7 Monday through Friday
9 - 6 Saturday and Sunday
10 - 2 Easter Sunday

MAY 9 – 8 Monday through Saturday
9 – 6 Sunday
8 pm – 10 pm Saturday 24th ‘Extravaganza’
See page 4 for details
10 – 4 Memorial Day, Monday 26th
JUNE 9 – 7 Monday through Friday
9 – 5 Saturday and Sunday

JULY 10 – 6 Monday through Friday
10 – 4 Saturday and Sunday
Closed July 4th
After July 4th:
9 - 4 Monday through Saturday
10 – 4 Saturday and Sunday
Hours may vary during this time - Please call ahead.
AUGUST 9 - 4 Monday through Saturday
10 – 4 Saturday and Sunday
Hours may vary during this time - Please call ahead.
SEPTEMBER 9 – 5 Monday through Saturday
10 – 4 Sunday
10 - 2 Labor Day, Monday 1st
OCTOBER 9 – 5 Monday through Saturday
10 – 4 Sunday
Monday 6th - Close for Season (maybe)
NOVEMBER Working our fingers to the bone producing
through MARCH plants for 2015
HEAT ALERT When temperatures are 90º or higher, we reserve the
right to close and seek out air-conditioning.
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Two Internet Plant Forums
Dave’s Garden (www.davesgarden.com - $15) and GardenWeb (www.gardenweb.
com - free) are two very fine Internet sites with tons of information and scores of
forums to connect you with gardeners from all over the world including central
Ohio. Highly recommended.
IN ONE YEAR AND OUT THE OTHER
2013 was a pretty good year, personally speaking. Hope yours was also. Here’s a
few interesting tidbits from the last twelve months.
In the obituary column, we are sad to report that Chuck Foley, the inventor of the
popular game, Twister, passed away at age 82. It was his dying wish that the handles
of his coffin be painted different colors and the pallbearers had to spin to see which
handle to grab, resulting in many strange and precarious positions. That crazy Chuck!
Have you noticed lately that a lot of women, especially morning TV personalities,
have been wearing dresses with large blocks of black and another solid color? Is it just
me, or do they look like they just stepped off the bridge of the Starship Enterprise?
There’s been a lot of talk this past year about the Canadian Tarzans. Apparently
a lot of people are upset about this and I don’t blame them. Everyone knows that
all the Tarzans have been American, from Johnny
Weismüller to Ron Ely. Okay, maybe there was that
Frenchman Christopher Lambert later on, but definitely
no Canadians. I tried to talk about the Tarzans with my
kids but they just tell me it’s time to get a hearing aid.
Kids, what do they know?! And don’t get me started on all
the school problems caused by the Gum Lobby. Have you
looked under those desks?
The recent Winter Olympics were pretty exciting and
featured the oldest Gold Medal winner ever in skiing,
Bodie Miller, at age thirty-eight. Ooh, thirty-eight, that’s
really old. I have socks older than that.
Speaking of the Olympics, poor Bob Costas was
stricken with a raging case of conjunctivitis. A similar
thing once happened to Frank Sinatra. For about a three
week period in 1962, he was known as Ol’ Pink Eyes.
Justin Bieber (a Canadian, no less) was in the news again for making a fool of
himself, as was singer Miley Cyrus. There is much speculation by show biz insiders
that they are indeed the same person. They are both about the same size, same age,
same nut job personality, have basically the same face, and no one can ever remember
seeing them in the same room together. At least that’s what I heard on Abscess
Hollywood.
In a weird carjacking incident in South Africa, three gun-toting men jumped into
a car driven by a young woman who then panicked and drove her car backwards,
smashing into a brick wall, which just happened to be filled with bees’ nests. This did
not amuse the bees, who then proceeded to fly into the car and attack the bad guys.
They were last seen running down the road screaming and waving their arms wildly
about their heads. All the bees were given little tiny Certificates of Commendation.
This year’s new plants are pretty darn cool, if I do say so myself. Perennials include
a true perennial everblooming Digitalis called ‘Polka Dot Princess’. The flowers are
sterile which results in a very long blooming season and no pesky seedlings. There are
two new Dianthus, the sweet smelling ‘Scent First Sugar Plum’ and ‘Scent First Coral
Reef’. Again, all summer bloom. For new annuals we have a couple dwarf kangaroo
paws, Anigozanthos ‘JoeJoe Orange’ and ‘JoeJoe Yellow’. There is a wonderfully
named Caladium, ‘Frog in a Blender’ and much buzz about the annual foxglove,
Digiplexis ‘Illumination Rose’. New veggies feature the grafted tomatoes - heirloom
varieties grafted on a very hardy, disease resistant root stock.
This winter has been a nasty one for sure but it has to end sometime and spring will
arrive sooner or later. We’ll be ready for you when it does, count on that.
MISSION STATEMENT
It is our greatest desire to provide our customers with top quality, well-grown plant
material at a fair and honest price. We will strive to provide an unmatched selection
of old favorites and underused, hard-to-find items, along with the newest varieties
on the market. We will eagerly share our horticultural knowledge gained from
years of education and experience. Lastly, we offer all this in a spirit of fun and
lightheartedness.
SPANISH MISSION STATEMENT
Es nuestro mayor deseo el ofrecerle a nuestros clientes una calidad de primera en
nuestras plantas a un precio justo y honesto. Nuestra compania hace todo lo possible
para proveer a nuestra clientera con una seleccion incomparable de variedades
favoritas y no comunes, junto a nuevas variedades en el mercado. Gratamente
compartiremos nuestros conocimientos en horticultura obtenidos por una educacion
y experiencia con nuestra clientera. Y finalmente ofresemos todo esto en un espiritu
de alegria y felicidad.
SUSPICION STATEMENT
Apparently, we are constantly being monitored for suspicion of illegal activities by
the CIA, NSA, FBI, DHS, FCC, MSNBC, IBM, NFL and quite possibly the ASPCA.
Someone is probably watching me write this goofy paragraph as well as watching
you read it. To know this at least makes me a little more concerned about personal
grooming.
EMISSION STATEMENT
Last year’s elections resulted in copious amounts of gaseous emissions but it was
nowhere near the output from our big yellow dog. Please, someone help us!
SUBMISSION STATEMENT
Our radio ads, our email newsletter, this catalog, and even our greenhouse music are
all filled with subliminal messages designed to force you to submit to our will. You
will buy plants until your car is full. You will tell all your friends about us. You will
think we look like movie stars. Just kidding! We really don’t do that……..or do we?
APPARITION STATEMENT
Apparition is a fancy word for ghost. That reminds me of the couple who had a ‘Sixth
Sense’ open marriage. They were both free to see dead people.
INTERMISSION STATEMENT
This intermission may be used at any time during the reading of this catalog. Feel free
to use the restroom facilities or visit the snack bar for refreshments. When the house
lights are dimmed, please return to your seat in a timely manner and resume reading.
Thank you, The Management.
TITIAN STATEMENT
As any good student of art will tell you, Titian was a famous and influential painter
from the Italian Renaissance period known for his brilliant use of color. He was a
member of the 16th-century Venetian School, often donating his paintings for the
PTO fundraising raffles.
RE-MISSION STATEMENT
The act of certain people redefining ‘Mission Statement’ over and over, ad nauseum.
OMISSION STATEMENT
Due to space limitations again, this year’s Omission Statement has been omitted.
That’s
Bouquet By
Me!
Yes, this is the name of my Cut
Flower Business and YES, I can
provide you with stunning, one-
of-a-kind bouquets for your
wedding, special occasion, or any
other of life’s rites of passages! YES, I
grow all the flowers myself without
the use of chemical fertilizers! YES, I
have unique varieties you won’t find
at the florist, including native Ohio
wildflowers! I grow them, cut them,
arrange them and deliver them to
you! And YES I have more vases and
mason jars than one person should
ever have that you can use!
Call or Email me, Sarah Baker, for
more info and pictures....614-746-
2248 [email protected]
TEE SHIRT TUESDAYS
For years, folks have wanted to buy our tee shirts. Well, now you can. And if you
wear it on a Tuesday in March, April, and May, you’ll get 10% off your purchase. This
cannot be used with other discounts or coupons. As of catalog printing time, we don’t
yet have a price, but it will be reasonable and well worth the investment – and it’s
good for two years. Why, the prestige alone should make you want to get one.
THE BIRTHDAY CLUB
“You say it’s your birthday. Happy Birthday to you!” We are happy to announce the
birth of the Birthday Club. To join, just show us your ID and you are I-N. You must
be a member of the species Homo sapiens and at least 18 years of age. No human
offspring or pets allowed. We’ll give you a free 4” potted annual of your choice and a
treat from the ice cream freezer, pop cooler or our secret stash of goodies. Then the
whole staff will gather ‘round, singing an awful non-traditional birthday song, all the
while ringing bells and blowing those hideous aerosol air horns. Just kidding about
the singing and the horns and stuff.
NEW ALBANY FARMERS MARKET
Join us at the New Albany Farmers Market on Market Square every Thursday from
late June to early September. Great fun and great food! Check our website for exact
dates.
WHAT IS THIS?
What is this thing you’re reading right now? We’ve struggled for years for the right
term for our catalog. It’s not actually a catalog, having no prices and no descriptions.
It’s too large for a pamphlet. Would that make it a pamph? Is it a brochure...not
sure. We could call it a roster but that could foster a sports allusion. If we called it a
list we would miss the gist of what it’s all about. Printed matter sounds strange and
horticultural compendium is way too stuffy. A booklet implies that it’s almost a book
which in turn implies literature, which this certainly is not. I guess we’ll just have to
call this ‘The Papery Thing with the Words and Stuff’. That’s got a nice ring to it.
TEAM WORK
The way we see it, customers and staff are all on the same team and we both have
important jobs.
YOUR JOBS
• Come here with a smile
• Wear proper shoes and appropriate clothing
• Ask questions so you can be successful gardeners
OUR JOBS
• Come here with a smile
• Wear proper shoes and appropriate clothing (Baker’s Acres shirts)
• Answer questions so you can be successful gardeners
Hey, wait a minute. These two lists are almost the same. The big difference is you
guys get the best parking spaces.
PRICES
There are no prices in this catalog. That’s because we don’t know what they are yet.
Too many factors are yet to be determined in our price making process, not the least
of which is the price of oil. How does that affect flowers? Most of our pots and flats
are made of plastic, which is made from oil. Many of our starter plants are shipped
from points across the nation requiring jet fuel, diesel and gasoline, although we make
every effort to buy locally or regionally. With the price of oil high and going up and
down, it’s just too hard to set a price at printing time (late February/early March). We
will make every effort to keep things within reason and you can be assured that our
prices will be very fair while our quality will remain high. We certainly are not out
to gouge anyone but we do need to make a profit to stay in business. Otherwise we’d
have to go out and get real jobs.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hardy Perennials Page 1
Shrubbery Page 13
Annuals and Tropicals in Pots Page 16
Annuals in Flats Page 33
Vegetables Page 37
Herbs Page 41
The Not Quite All Night Extravaganza Page 4
Feed Me Page 8
More Crucial Must-Read Information Page 44-46
Funniest Joke Page 11
HARDY PERENNIALS ACANTHUS (Bear’s Breech) ❍-◗, M-WD
spinosus
ACHILLEA (Yarrow) ❍, WD-D
This list includes perennials, ferns,
Coronation Gold
ornamental grasses, ground covers and
Moonshine (Lt. Yellow)
alpines. All plants are cold hardy in Zone
Saucy Seduction (Rose)
5 except where noted. Even the marginal Strawberry Seduction (Red)
plants can be grown successfully with Sunny Seduction (Yellow)
the careful selection of just the right site. ACONITUM (Monkshood) ◗, M
For example, we had Begonia evansiana arendsii (Deep Blue)
(Zone 6) growing next to our north side AGASTACHE (Hummingbird Mint) ❍, M-WD
barberii Tutti Frutti (Rose)
foundation for 10 years. This is known as
Blue Fortune
‘site specific’ hardiness and relies on good
Kudos Ambrosia (Orange/Lt. Pink)
fortune more than anything else.
Navaho Sunset (Bright Orange)
The genus name is followed by the Red Fortune (Rosy Red)
common name, if any, and the variety AJUGA (Bugle) ◗-●
name is followed by the flower color or Black Scallop - More Ajuga in Ground Covers
leaf color, if applicable. These plants are ALCEA (Hollyhock) ❍
grown in at least one of the following Black Knight
Fiesta Time (Double Cerise Pink)
pots unless otherwise noted:
Halo Blush
1.01 qt / 957 ml (1 true quart)
Halo Cerise
4.0 qt / 3.78 l (1 true gallon)
Halo Red & Yellow
Queenie Purple
This key will help describe the different ALLIUM (Ornamental Onion) ❍-◗, WD
categories. Millenium (Rosy Purple)
ALCHEMILLA (Lady’s Mantle) ❍-◗, M-WD
KEY mollis Thriller (Chartreuse)
❍ = Full Sun Direct sun for at least six ALPINES - Rock garden and trough plants
hours a day. grown in 1.05 pt/ 501 ml pots (4” square). All
◗ = Part Shade Direct sun for less than six prefer full sun with excellent drainage unless
hours a day. otherwise noted.
● = Shade No direct sun. Achillea ageratifolia
WD = Well drained Arenaria verna caespitosa Aurea
M = Moist Armeria caespitosa
VM = Very Moist Artemisia Tiny Green
B = Bog or wet tolerant Campanula bellidifolia
D = Drought tolerant Campanula Graham Giant
T = Tender Iffy in Zone 5. Usually needs Campanula portenschlagiana Aurea
protection or specific site. Campanula p. Resholts
P = Prairie plant Chasmatophyllum masculinum
W = Woodland plant Corypantha sulcata
E = Evergreen Cotula minor
N = Native to North America Cymbalaria muralis globosa
RE = Rebloomer Delosperma c. Tiffindale Magenta
Delosperma Fire Spinner
Plants designated 199_ PPY have received Delosperma John Proffit
the Perennial Plant Association ‘Plant of Delosperma Kelaidis
Delosperma sphalmanthoides
the Year Award’
Dianthus Tiny Rubies
Draba aizoides
Hostas designated 199_AHS have
Geranium sanguineum Nanum
received the American Hosta Society Globularia cordifolia
‘Hosta of the Year Award’ Globularia tarda
Gypsophila aretioides
New plants for 2014 in Bold Type. Gypsophila cerastoides Pixie Splash
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HARDY PERENNIALS
I don’t like the idea of killing any of God’s
ALPINES – cont. creatures, so when I clean my bathroom
Herniaria Seafoam with Lysol, I dilute it. That way, the germs
Hieracium tarda
don’t die, they just stumble around and
Iberis sempervirens pygmaea
throw up and stuff. - Chris MacEachen
Leptinella Platt’s Black
Lewisia l. Little Plum
Limonium latifolia nana Always be wary of someone who brings a
Lysimachia japonica minutissima ❍-◗ spoon to a knife fight. That means they’re
Minuartia stellaria Frank Cabot either crazy or really good at killing
Origanum microphyllum people with spoons, both of which you
Petrohagia saxifraga usually want to avoid. - John Gephart
Ruschia pulvinaris
Sagina subulata ❍-◗-●
AQUILEGIA (Columbine) ❍-◗, M-WD
Satureja spinosa
Biedermeier Mix
Saxifraga Whitehill
Cameo Blue and White
Scutellaria diffusa
canadensis (Red/Yellow) N-W
Sedum Cape Blanco
Clementine Rose
Sedum cauticola lidakense
Star Crimson
Sedum dasyphyllum Himalayan Skies
Winky Double Red/White
Sedum divergens
ARABIS (Rock Cress) ❍, WD
Sedum hispanica minus Pink Form
caucasica Variegated (White)
Sedum Jelly Bean
Little Treasure (Deep Rose)
Sedum John Creech
ARALIA (Spikenard) ◗-●, M-WD
Sedum lanceolata N
c. Sun King (White-Gold Foliage)
Sedum Voodoo
ARISAEMA (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) ◗-●, M-N-W
Sempervivella alba
triphyllum (Green/Purple)
Sempervivum pseudo-draba
ARMERIA (Thrift, Sea Pink) ❍, WD-E
Sempervivum Oddity
Nifty Thrifty (Rose Pink-Var. Foliage)
Sempervivum Pressiane
ARTEMISIA (Wormwood) ❍-◗, WD
Sempervivum White Ladies
Powis Castle
Silene acaulis
Silver Mound
Silene u. Druett’s Variety
Silverado
Stomatium mustellinum ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard) ❍-◗, M
Thymus Bressingham Pink
dioicus (White)
Thymus minus ASARUM (Wild Ginger) ●, M-WD-W
Thymus Nutmeg
canadense (Brown) N
Veronica Georgia Blue
europaeum (Purple)
Veronica New Century
splendens (Brown)
Veronica oltensis ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed) ❍, WD-P-D-N
Veronica prostrata Dick’s Wine
incarnata Cinderella (Rose Pink)
Veronica Waterperry
tuberosa (Orange)
AMSONIA (Bluestar) ❍-◗, M-WD-N
tuberosa Hello Yellow
Blue Ice
syriaca (Pink)
hubrictii (Light Blue) - 2011 PPY ASTER ❍, WD
ANEMONE (Windflower) ❍-◗, M-WD
Alert (Rosy Red)
h. Party Dress (Semi-Double Rose) divaricatus (White) ◗-●, N-W
h. Pretty Lady Julia (Double Pink)
Professor Kippenburg (Blue)
h. Whirlwind (Double White)
Purple Dome
sylvestris (White)
Wood’s Light Blue
ANGELICA (Masterwort) ◗, M-WD
Wood’s Pink
gigas (Purple) Biennial ASTILBE (False Spirea) ❍-◗-●, M
ANTIRRHINUM (Hardy Snapdragon) ❍-◗
Bridal Veil (White)
braun-blanquettii (Yellow/White)
Hip Hop (Pink)
hispanicum ssp. Roseum (Pink) Montgomery (Red)
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HARDY PERENNIALS CERATOSTIGMA (Leadwort) ❍-◗, M-WD
plumbaginoides (Blue)
ASTILBE - cont. CHELONE (Turtlehead) ❍-◗, M-B
Peach Blossom (Pink) lyoni Hot Lips (Rose)
Purple Candles CHRYSANTHEMUM (Hardy Mum)❍-◗, M-WD
simplicifolia Sprite (Pink) - 1994 PPY Mammoth Red
Visions (Raspberry Red) Mammoth Yellow Quill
Younique Carmine Matchsticks (Red/Yellow)
Younique Lilac r. Clara Curtis (Pink)
Younique Silvery Pink r. Mary Stoker
ASTRANTIA (Masterwort) ◗, M-WD CHRYSOGONUM (Golden Star) ❍-◗, M-WD
Star of Billions (White) virginicum Allen Bush (Yellow)
ANTHEMIS (Marguerite Daisy) ❍, WD CIMICIFUGA (Cohosh) ◗-●, M-WD-W
Charme (Gold) Hillside Black Beauty (White)
BAPTISIA (False Indigo) ❍-◗, WD-P racemosa Atropurpurea (White)
australis (Blue) - 2010 PPY CLAYTONIA (Asian Spring Beauty) ●, M-WD
lactea (White) virginica (Light Pink) N-W
Solar Flare Prairie Blues (Yellow/Org.) COREOPSIS (Tickseed) ❍, M-WD
Twilight Prairie Blues (Purple/Gold) Cosmic Evolution (White/Magenta)
BEGONIA (Hardy Begonia) ◗-●, M-WD-T Cosmic Eye (Yellow/Red Eye)
evansiana (grandis) (Pink) Crème Brulee (Yellow)
sinensis (Light Pink) Galaxy (Double Yellow)
BELAMCANDA (Blackberry Lily) ❍, WD Golden Sphere (Double Gold)
chinensis (Orange/Maroon) Jethro Tull (Gold)
BLETILLA (Hardy Orchid) ◗, M-WD-T Little Sundial (Gold w/eye)
striata (Pink) Moonbeam (Lt. Yellow)
BRUNNERA (Siberian Bugloss) ●, M-WD Red Satin
macrophylla (Blue) Route 66 (Yellow/Red)
m. Jack Frost (Blue) - 2012 PPY tripteris (Very Tall Yellow) P-N
m. Looking Glass (Blue) CORYDALIS ◗-●, M-WD
m. King’s Ransom (Blue) lutea (Yellow)
CALLIRHOE (Winecups) ❍-◗, WD-P ochroleuca (White)
involucrata (Burgundy) sempervirens (Yellow/Rose) W-N
CAMPANULA (Bellflower) ❍-◗, M-WD CROCOSMIA (Montbretia) ❍, WD
glomerata Freya (Blue) Emily McKenzie (Gold/Red)
g. Genti Twisterbell (Blue/White) Lucifer (Red)
Takion Blue DELOSPERMA ❍, WD
CENTAUREA (Cornflower) ❍, WD Gold Nuggett
Amethyst Dream nubigena Basutoland (Yellow)
Amethyst in Snow (Blue/White) Red Mountain
Black Sprite (Deep Purple) DELPHINIUM ❍, M-WD
CENTRANTHUS (Valerian) ❍-◗, WD Belladonna (Lt. Blue)
ruber (Rose) Bellamosum (Dark Blue)
CEPHALRIA (Giant Scabious) ❍, M-WD Blue Butterfly
gigantea (Yellow) Blue Lace (Mid Blue)
CERASTIUM (Snow in Summer) ❍, M-WD Cobalt Dreams (Mid Blue)
tomentosum (White) Double Innocence (White)
Morning Lights (Mid Blue)
Pink Punch
I just signed my first big contract with
Purple Passion
H.B.O. !!! It’s a good deal, $79.00 a month
DIANTHUS (Pinks) ❍, WD
and I get all the movie channels. - Randy
b. Wee Willie (Dwarf Mix)
Langione Bath's Pink
Everlast Burgundy Blush (Deep Red)
Is it a good or bad thing to have a Firewitch (Magenta) - 2006 PPY
breakout session during a dermatology Frosty Fire (Red)
conference? - Brad Simanek g. Bewitched (Pink)
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HARDY PERENNIALS
THE ‘NOT QUITE ALL NIGHT
DIANTHUS - cont. EXTRAVAGANZA’
g. Spotti (Rose Red/White Spots)
Heart Attack (Deep Red)
This year’s Extravaganza, the 97th annual,
Neon Star (Hot Pink)
will be held on Saturday, May 24th from
Sarah (Pink/Ruby)
8 pm until 10 pm, TWO WEEKS LATER
Scent First Coral Reef (Coral/White)
Scent First Sugar Plum (Dbl Pink) than in years past. For those of you who
Starburst (Rose/White) are unaware of this incredible event, it’s a
DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart) ◗, M-WD great big party at night in the greenhouse
Burning Hearts (Red/White Edge) and, since it’s at night and kinda dark,
cucullaria (Dutchman’s Breeches) (White)-N we string loads of lights everywhere and
King of Hearts (Red)
hope the fuses don’t blow, which they
Luxuriant (Red)
sometimes do. The lovely Alexandria
spectabilis (Pink)
Ladies will be serving delicious and
spectabilis alba (White)
spectabilis Gold Heart (Pink) nutritious food at absolutely no cost
spectabilis Valentine (Red) to you or your loved ones. This year’s
DIGITALIS (Foxglove) ❍-◗-●, M-W-D entertainment will probably feature the
Candy Mountain (Rose) Biennial musical and vocal stylings of Dave Harris
Dalmation Purple Biennial and Jamburger, perhaps the greatest rock
Dalmation White Biennial
and roll band in the history of music...
g. Carillon (Cream Yellow) Perennial
perhaps not, but they are pretty darn
mertonensis (Rose) Perennial
good, especially the keyboard player. It
Polkadot Polly (Peach) Perennial
Polkadot Princess (Rose) Perennial all depends on whether Dave’s allergies
DODECATHEON (Shooting Stars) ◗-● are acting up. If they are, then another
Aphrodite (Rose Pink) equally fantastic band will perform.
meadia (Pink) M-WD-N-W You’re probably saying to yourself, “That
ECHINACEA (Coneflower) ❍-◗, WD-D-P sounds just like every other ‘Not Quite All
Big Sky Gemini Pink
Night Extravaganza’ with free food and
Big Sky Sunrise
Jamburger.” But wait, there’s more! All
Burgundy Fireworks
plants are 10% off the regular price. Holy
Cheyenne Spirit (Mix)
Chiquita (Yellow) Guacamole! Be sure to mark the date.
Coral Reef (Coral Pompon)
Dixie Scarlet Does anybody really know if Chicago is
Dixie Sun (Yellow) in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Does
Doubledecker (Doppelganger) (Rose Pink) anybody really care? - Raygun
Ferris Wheel (White Wagon Wheel)
Firebird (Pink)
C, E flat, and G walk into a bar. The
Fragrant Angel (Orange)
bartender says, “Sorry, no minors”
Green Jewel
Hope (Soft Pink)
Kim’s Knee High (Pink) Frank Sinatra didn’t want to record the
Magnus (Rose Pink) - 1998 PPY song “My Way”, but his record label
Meteor Yellow forced him to do it.
Now Cheesier (Golden Yellow)
pallida (Pink)
Men do not quit playing because they
paradoxa (Yellow)
grow old; they grow old because they quit
Pink Poodle (Extra Double Pink)
playing. - Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ruby Giant
Tangerine Dream
tennesseensis (Deep Pink) N-W Too bad people can’t always be playing
Tomato Soup (Red) music, maybe then there wouldn’t be any
more wars. - Margot Benary Isbert
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