Benary News 2012

Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Arizona Apricot’

Benary News 2011 · 2012New Introductions Overview

Begonia tuberhybrida ‘Nonstop® Deep Rose’

For almost 170 years, Benary‘s breeding activities have developed some of the

leading annuals, perennials and potted ornamental plants.

Known worldwide as a leader in Begonias, both tuberous and fibrous, Benary‘s

fine selected assortment includes some of the industries most sought after varie-

ties in Pansies, Pentas, Petunias, Marigolds, Impatiens, and Rudbeckia, to name

just a few.

Our professional quality products are offered to growers through our wide

network of distributors and brokers around the world.

Our long history as an independent family owned business has allowed us

to live our passion for breeding and to stay inspired for the beauty

of our industry. Our breeding team con tinuously develops

excellent new varieties in professional seed quality.

Thank you for working with us!

Our Motto is:

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Table of Contents

Flower Power Nonstop! – Begonia tuberhybrida F1 ‘Nonstop® Deep Rose’, ‘White’ Improved, ‘Yellow with Red Back’ 2 – 3

Extraordinarily different! – Begonia x benariensis ‘BIG™ Red with Bronze Leaf’ Improved 4 – 5

The new Generation – Salvia farinacea ‘Evolution® White’ 6 – 7

Be truly inspired! – Viola wittrockiana ‘Inspire’® 8 – 9

Get thrilled! – Viola wittrockiana F1-Hybride ‘Thriller® Purple’ 10 – 11

Let the Sunshine in! – Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Arizona Apricot’ 12 – 13

FastraX – Perennials without vernalization 14

Get it all from Benary – With superb Quality and Service 15 – 16

Signs & Symbols

Crop time (From sowing to sale) Seed form

Height Heatzone

Exposure Hardinesszone

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Flower Power Nonstop!Begonia tuberhybrida F1 ‘Nonstop® Deep Rose’, ‘White’ Improved, ‘Yellow with Red Back’

Wide range of shining colors

Appropriate to creative retail and garden concepts

Early lateral branching yields a full, mounded plant habit

Space and cost effective production

Large, fully double flowers (3-4” / 7,5-10 cm)

Excellent sales potential

Best for premium quality production

Highly satisfied end-consumers

17-20 wks 8” / 20 cm Sun-partial shade Raw & pelleted

‘Nonstop® White’ Improved‘Nonstop® Deep Rose’

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Technical Information

Uses: Pots and mixed combination planters

Life Cycle: Annual

Germination: Stage I (7-14 days)

Cover: Do not cover seed as light is required for germination.

Light: Begonias require light to germinate. Supplemental 24-hour

assimilation light provided at this stage will increase germination,

reduce crop time and improve plug quality.

Temperature: Maintain temperatures of 70-74 °F (21-23 °C).

Relative humidity levels: Levels of 95 % or higher are optimal.

If using pelleted seed, 100 % relative humidity will aid in the

uniformity of germination.

Media: pH: Maintain media pH of 5.5-6.5 and EC: 0.5-0.75.

Plug Culture:

Stage II (7-14 days): Gradually lower temperatures to 68-70 °F

(20-21 °C). Begin fertilization at 50-75 ppm nitrogen in a

calcium/potassium nitrate formulation. Do not saturate soils or

disturb seed when fertilizing. Continue assimilation lighting during

this stage.

Stage III (28-35 days): Lower soil temperatures to 68-70 °F

(20-21 °C). Allow media to dry down between irrigations. Increase

fertilization levels to 75-100 ppm with a calcium/potassium nitrate

fertilizer. Continue assimilation lighting during this stage.

Stage IV (7-14 days): Maintain temperatures to 68-70 °F

(20-21 °C). Apply a calcium/potassium nitrate feed at 100-150

ppm nitrogen. Maintain pH levels of 5.5-5.8 and EC levels of 0.75.

Continue assimilation lighting at this stage. Applications of Cycocel

(150-200 ppm) can be used to control growth.

Growing on: Transplant plugs after 8-10 weeks. Temperatures of

65-68 °F (18-20 °C) optimize growth and flowering. Excessive salt

buildups can cause root damage. Maintain pH levels of 5.5-6.5

and EC levels of 1.0-1.5. Maintain daylengths of 14+ hours to

avoid tuber formation. Fertilize at 150-200 ppm nitrogen in a well

balanced formula. Avoid ammonium based fertilizers; increased

calcium levels will improve plant quality.

Crop Time: 288 Plugs: 7-8 weeks

72 plugs: 9-10 weeks

Flowering 6” (13 cm) pots: 10-12 weeks

Culture Hints: Watering under bright afternoon sun can cause

leaf burn. Short days or temperatures below 62 °F (16 °C) will

result in tuber formation and delayed flowering.

Annuals

‘Nonstop® Yellow with Red Back’

‘Apple Blossom’

‘Bright Rose’

‘Fire’

‘Pink’

‘Apricot’

‘Deep Red’

‘Golden Orange’

‘Rose Petticoat’

‘Bright Red’

‘Deep Salmon’

‘Orange’

‘Yellow’

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Extraordinarily different!Begonia x benariensis ‘BIG™ Red with Bronze Leaf’ Improved

Most vigorous, well-branched landscape begonia

on the market

Top performance from early spring to late autumn

‘BIG’™s are 2 weeks earlier than competing varieties

High sales potential

Large (3” / 8 cm), showy flowers are held above the foliage

Excellent eyecatcher with maximum show

Thrives in a wide range of climates and soils;

can be planted in sun or shade

Showy appearance in containers, the garden,

and landscape settings

13-14 wks 12-24” / 30-60 cm Sun-shade Raw & pelleted

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Life Cycle: Annual

Exposure: Full sun to shade

Uses: Pots, mixed containers, baskets and

mass landscape plantings

Crop Time:

4” (10 cm) Pots North: 12-14 weeks; South: 10-12 weeks

Gallons North: 14-16 weeks; South: 12-14 weeks

Baskets North: 15-17 weeks; South: 13-15 weeks

Available as: Plug tested, pelleted seed and raw seed

Germination: Begonias require light to germinate, do not cover

seed or pellets. Germination occurs in 5-10 days at 70-74 °F

(21-23 °C), with a relative humidity of 95 % or higher. For pelleted

seed, slightly higher temperatures and 100 % relative humidity

aid in uniformity of germination. Germination media with a pH

of 5.5-6.5 is optimum. Uniformly moist and well-drained soils

are important.

Media: pH 5.5-6.6 for optimum plant growth and quality

Plug Culture: During Stage II (10-14 days), gradually lower

temperatures to 68-70 °F (20-21 °C). Maintain uniform soil

moisture. Do not allow young seedlings to dry out. Begin

fertilization at 50-75 ppm nitrate nitrogen. During Stages III and IV,

continue to gradually lower temperatures to 65-70 °F (18-21 °C)

and feed at 100 ppm nitrate nitrogen on a weekly basis. During

this stage, supplemental extended day lighting will decrease crop

time and improve plant quality.

Finish: Transplant plugs into finished containers 5-6 weeks after

sowing. Grow on at 62-68 °F (16-20 °C). Fertilize at 150 ppm

nitrogen weekly, watching to avoid excessive salt build-ups. High

light conditions promote better branching and earlier flowering.

Plants respond well to assimilation lighting. Provide adequate

space to allow for maximum branching.

Cultural Hints: Monitor for fungus gnats and shore flies in the

moist plug trays and treat appropriately. Higher light levels and

sufficient space are important for improved branching.

Do not use Bonzi or Sumagic to control growth.

Annuals

‘BIG™ Red with Bronze Leaf’ Improved ‘BIG™ Red with Green Leaf’ ‘BIG™ Rose with Bronze Leaf’

Crop time in weeks

Tray / Pot Plant per pot from 128 from 288 from seed

128 1 - - 9-10

288 1 - - 8

5-6” / 13-15 cm 1 5-7 6-8 -

7” / 17 cm 2-3 5-7 6-8 -

8” / 20 cm 3 7-8 8-10 -

10” / 25 cm(Hanging Basket)

3-4 7-10 8-10 -

Timing

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The new GenerationSalvia farinacea ‘Evolution® White’

Silvery white panicles

Trendy color complements classic blue

Vigorous, well-branched and persistant

Attractive performance at retail

Ideal container plant

Extends sales season

Versatile beauty that thrives in a wide range

of climates and exposures

Highly consumer satisfaction

19-22 wks 18-24” / 45-60 cm Sun-partial shade Raw

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Uses: Landscape/bedding plants, mixed containers and

large containers

Garden height: 16-20’’ (40-50 cm)

Available as: Raw seed

Sowing method: 2-3 seeds per plug

Germination:

Stage I and II: 14-21 days at 68-72 °F (20-22 °C)

Stage III and IV: 21 days 64-68 °F (18-20 °C)

Requires light for germination.

Temperature: Grow at 61-64 °F (16-18 °C)

Media: Use a well-drained, growing media with 1-1,5 kg/m³

complete balanced fertilizer, pH 5.5-6.0

Sowing media: Media with very low soluble salt levels and

pH 5.5-6.0; keep soil slightly moist but not wet.

Plug Culture: From Stage II gradually lower humidity levels and

maintain uniform soil moisture levels. Do not let soluble salt level

rise above 0,75 EC. Start fertilization at 50-75 ppm nitrogen in a

well balanced formula. During Stage III and Stage IV fertilization

levels can be increased up to 100-150 ppm.

Growing on: 5-6 weeks after sowing, transplant 1 plant into a

pot 4-4,5’’ (10,5-12 cm).

Fertilization: Moderate – high fertilization levels are required.

Fertilize the crop weekly with 200 -250 ppm nitrogen, using a

complete balanced fertilizer. Avoid high ammonium and high

nitrogen levels. Avoid pH above 6.0, as high pH causes iron

deficiency. Apply chelated iron, if chlorosis becomes a problem.

To prevent magnesium deficiency apply magnesium sulphate

(0,025 %) 1-2 times.

Crop Time: Plug crop: 4-6 weeks; flowering pots: 10-12 weeks

Cultural Hints: Avoid high salt levels in media especially in the

early plug stages. Salvia farinacea are susceptible to leaf scorch

if soluble salts rise or pH drops.

Annuals

Salvia farinacea

‘Evolution’®

Salvia farinacea

‘Evolution® White’

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Be truly inspired!Viola wittrockiana ‘Inspire’®

29 unique colors

Endless combinations and sales opportunities

Compact habit and narrow flowering window

Cost effective production

Bred for extreme weather conditions

Ideal for spring and fall production

Showy flowers in both clear and blotched faces

Excellent presentation at retail

Spring: 25-26 wks 4-6” / 10-15 cm Sun-partial shade Raw & primed

Fall: 10-12 wks 4-6” / 10-15 cm Sun-partial shade Raw & primed

‘Lemon with Red Blotch’

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Life Cycle: Annual/Biennial

Uses: Containers, perennial beds, landscape borders,

full sun to partial shade

Germination: 4-7 days at 62-68 °F (15-18 °C).

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite. Do not keep too wet.

Plug Culture: Stage II (5-8 days) maintain temperatures of

62-68 °F (15-18 °C). Stages III and IV (4-5 weeks), 55-62 °F

(13-16 °C), 100 ppm N weekly alternating 20-10-20 and 14-0-14.

Growing on: Transplant after 6-7 weeks into packs or pots

and grow on at 50-55 °F (10-13 °C). Fertilize weekly with

100-150 ppm N using 14-0-14 to promote root growth and

compact habit. Supplement with calcium nitrate and potassium

with magnesium, boron and other micronutrients.

Cultural Hints: Do not over fertilize or over water.

Avoid urea and ammonium nitrogen fertilizers.

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‘Purple’ ‘Violet & Yellow’ ‘Purple & Orange’ ‘Purple & White’

‘Blue with Blotch’ ‘True Blue’ ‘Silver Blue

with Blotch’

‘Lavender Pink’

‘Lilac Shades’ ‘Carmine

with Blotch’

‘Rose’ ‘Ruby’

‘Red with Blotch’ ‘Scarlet’ ‘Deep Orange’ ‘Yellow with

Red Wing’

‘Yellow with Blotch’ ‘Golden Yellow’ ‘Primrose’ ‘White’

‘White with

Red Blotch’

‘White with Blotch’

Recommended date of transplanting

Week

Sales

Week

‘Thriller’® 27-32 33-37

‘Inspire’®31-37

41-45

36-44

6-15

‘Cats’® 41-45 9-15

‘Aero’28-37

41-45

33-44

6-15

Timing

‘Blue Angel’ ‘Blue Velvet’ ‘Deep Blue with Blotch’

‘Lilac with Blotch’ ‘Peach Shades’

Improved

‘Terracotta’

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Get thrilled!Viola wittrockiana F1-Hybrid ‘Thriller® Purple’

‘Thriller’® is the earliest flowering XL pansy series on the market

Uniform germination ensures reliable plug production

‘Thriller’® offers large flowers and does not stretch,

even under warm conditions

Maximum impact in the garden

Compact habit with great branching

Quickly fills the pot with little if any growth regulators

Sustainable, large blooms continue well into the fall,

even under short days

Superior performance

Spring: 25-26 wks 4-6” / 10-15 cm Sun-partial shade Raw & primed

Fall: 10-12 wks 4-6” / 10-15 cm Sun-partial shade Raw & primed

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Uses: Pots, combination planters, large landscape plantings

Garden Height: 4-6” (10-15 cm)

Garden Width: 6-8” (15-20 cm)

Life Cycle: Annual


Cover: Apply a light covering of vermiculite.


Relative humidity levels: Levels of 90-95 % are optimal.

Moisture: Keep media moist to wet.

Media: pH: Maintain media pH of 5.5-5.8 and EC levels of <0.75.

Plug Culture:

Stage II (5-8 days): Maintain temperatures of 62-68 °F (15-20 °C).

Do not allow media to dry out. Maintain moist media levels. Begin

fertilization at 75 ppm nitrate nitrogen. Maintain pH levels of

5.5-5.8 and EC levels < 0.75.

Stage III (21-38 days): Maintain temperatures of 64-68 °F

(18-20 °C). Increase fertilization levels to 100 ppm nitrate nitrogen.

Maintain pH levels of 5.5-5.8 and EC levels 0.75. Avoid wide

fluctuations in soil moisture.

Stage IV (1 day): Maintain temperatures to 60-65 °F (15-18 °C).

Apply 100 ppm nitrate nitrogen. Maintain pH levels of 5.5-5.8

and EC levels of 0.75

Growing on: Transplant plugs after 6-7 weeks. Maintain day

temperatures of 60 °F (15 °C) and night temperatures of 50-55 °F

(10-13 °C). Fertilize weekly with 14-0-14 to promote root growth

and compact habit. Supplement with calcium nitrate and

potassium with magnesium, boron and other micro nutrients.

Maintain pH levels of 5.5-6.0 and EC levels of <1.0.

Cultural Hints: Do not over-fertilize or overwater.

Avoid urea and ammonium fertilizers.

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‘Thriller® Purple’ ‘Thriller® Yellow with Blotch’ ‘Thriller® White’ ‘Thriller® Wine’ ‘Thriller® Primrose’ ‘Thriller® Red with Blotch’

Recommended date of transplanting

Week

Sales

Week

‘Thriller’® 27-32 33-37

‘Inspire’®31-37

41-45

36-44

6-15

‘Cats’® 41-45 9-15

‘Aero’28-37

41-45

33-44

6-15

Timing

‘Thriller® Purple’

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Let the Sunshine in!Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Arizona Apricot’

FastraX perennial: flowers the first year without vernalization

Efficient production

Excellent branching habit

Flushes of flowers throughout the summer

Unique flower color and masses of flowers

Great impact in pots, mixed containers or the landscape

17-22 wks 12” / 30 cm Sun Raw 12-1 2-10

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Uses: Pots, mixed containers and landscape plantings

Garden Height: 12” (30 cm)

Garden Width: 10-12” (25-30 cm)

USDA Hardiness Zone: 2-10

AHS Heat Zone: 12-1

Life Cycle: Perennial


Cover: Use a light cover of vermiculite.

Light: Light plug trays during Stage 1. If utilizing a germination

chamber, provide 10-100 f.c. This will reduce stretch and improve

germination rates.


Relative humidity levels: Levels of 95 % + are optimal.

Moisture: Keep media moist to wet throughout Stage 1.

Media: pH: Maintain media pH of 5.8-6.2 and EC levels of <0.75.

Plug Culture:

Stage II (14 days): Maintain temperatures of 65-68 °F (18-20 °C).

Do not allow media to dry out. Maintain medium moisture levels.

Begin fertilization at 50-75 ppm nitrogen once per week. Maintain

pH levels of 5.8-6.2 and EC levels < 0.75.

Stage III (28-35 days): Gradually reduce temperatures to 60-68 °F

(16-20 °C). Increase fertilization levels to 100-150 ppm in nitrogen.

Maintain pH levels of 5.8-6.2 and EC levels < 0.75.

Stage IV (7-14 days): Maintain temperatures to 60-68 °F

(16-20 °C). Apply 100-150 ppm fertilizer in a well-balanced mix.

Growing on: Transplant plugs after 5-7 weeks.

Maintain temperatures of 55-65 °F (13-18 °C).

Fertilize at 150-200 ppm nitrate nitrogen.

Crop Time: 288 Plugs: 6-8 weeks

Flowering 6” (13 cm) pots: 11-13 weeks

Flowering 1.0 gallon (20 cm) pot / 3 plugs per pot: 13-15 weeks

Cultural Hints: Stronger plants develop when they are grown

on the dry side. Excess moisture and low light levels can cause

weak growth.

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Gaillardia x grandiflora

‘Arizona Sun’


‘Arizona Red Shades’


‘Arizona Apricot’

First Gaillardia series from seed!

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FastraX AssortmentSowing

Period

Potting

Period

Flowering

Period

Heat

Zone

Hardiness

Zone

Achillea ptarmica ‘Noblessa’ Feb – April March – May May – July 9–2 3–9

Achillea tomentosa ‘Goldie’ Feb – April March – May May – July 9–2 3–8

Arabis caucasica ‘Snowfix’ Oct – Nov Dec – Jan March – April 8–1 3–7

Armeria maritima ‘Morning Star’ series Jan – April March – May May – July 9–4 4–8

Astilbe arendsii ‘Astary’® series Jan – March March – May May – July 8–2 4–8

Campanula carpatica ‘Clips’® series Jan – Feb March – April July – August 9–1 3–8

Campanula carpatica ‘Pearl’ series Jan – Feb March – April June – August 9–1 3–8

Campanula cochlearifolia ‘Alpine Breeze’ series NEW Jan – Feb March – April June – August 9–1 6–7

Campanula poscharskyana Jan – Feb March – April June – August 9–1 3–8

Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Blue Mirror’ Jan – Feb March – April May – July 6–1 3–7

Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Summer’ series Jan – Feb March – April May – July 6–1 3–7

Delphinium hybrida ‘Benary’s Pacific’ series Jan – Feb March – April July – August 6–1 3–7

Delphinium nudicaule ‘Fox’ Feb – March April – May June – August 6–1 6–9

Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘Flavora Rose Shades’ Feb – April April – May May – July 9–1 4–9

Erigeron karvinskianus ‘Profusion’ Feb – April April – May May – July 8–4 6–9

Eryngium planum ‘Glitter’ series Jan – Feb March – April July – August 12–1 4–8

Erysimum suffruticosum ‘Gold Dust’ Aug – Sept Sept – Oct Feb (forced) 9–2 4–7

Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Arizona’ series (NEW COLOR ) Jan – Feb Feb – April May – July 12–1 2–10

Geum coccineum ‘Koi’, ApeX Seed March – May April – June May – June 9–3 5–7

Gypsophila repens ‘Filou’ series Feb – March March – May May – June 9–3 3–8

Helenium autumnale ‘Helena’ series Feb – March March – May July – August 8–1 3–8

Heliopsis scabra ‘Summer Sun’ Feb – March March – May June – July 9–1 3–9

Kniphofia uvaria ‘Flamenco’ Feb – March March – May July – August 9–1 5–9

Lavandula angustifolia ‘Vicenza Blue’ Jan – March March – May May – July 12–7 5–9

Lobelia fulgens ‘Queen Victoria’ Jan – March March – April July – August 9–2 6–10

Lobelia speciosa ‘Compliment’ series Jan – March March – April June – August 9–2 6–10

Lobelia speciosa ‘Fan’® series Jan – March March – April June – August 9–2 6–10

Lychnis (Silene) x haageana ‘Lumina’ series Jan – March Feb – April May – July 7–1 5–7

Papaver miyabeanum ‘Pacino’® Jan – Feb March – April May – June 9–2 3–7

Papaver nudicaule ‘Garden Gnome’, ‘Partyfun’ Jan – Feb March – April May – June 9–2 3–7

Physostegia virginiana ‘Crown of Snow’ Jan – Feb Feb – April June – July 8–4 2–9

Physostegia virginiana ‘Crystal Peak White’ Jan – March Feb – May June – August 8–4 2–9

Prunella grandiflora ‘Bella’ series Jan – Feb March – April June – July 8–1 4–9

Salvia x superba ‘Adora Blue’ Jan – March March – April May – June 12–1 4–7

Salvia x superba ‘Dwarf Blue Queen’, ‘Rose Queen’ Jan – March March – April June – July 12–1 4–7

Scabiosa caucasica ‘Fama’® series (NEW COLORS) Feb – March March – May July – August 8–3 5–7

Scabiosa japoica var. alpina ‘Ritz’ series (NEW COLOR ) Feb – March March – April May – June 8–3 5–7

Sedum selskianum ‘Spirit’ Jan – March March – May June – August 8–3 3–9

Sidalcea hybrida ‘Partygirl’ Jan – Feb March – May July – August 8–2 5–9

Silene uniflora ‘Robin White-Breast’ Jan – Feb Feb – April May – June 9–3 4–8

Benary’s Program of first year

flowering perennials

(vernalization-free)

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Ageratum houstonianum

‘Blue Danube’™

Raw and pelleted seed

Ageratum houstonianum

‘Blue Hawaii’


Calendula officinalis

‘Bon Bon’

‘Bon Bon Apricot’

‘Bon Bon Light Yellow’

‘Bon Bon Orange’

‘Bon Bon Yellow’

‘Bon Bon Mix’

Raw seed

Calendula officinalis

‘Touch of Red’

‘Touch of Red Buff’

‘Touch of Red Orange’

‘Touch of Red Yellow’

‘Touch of Red Mix’

Raw seed

Delphinium elatum

‘Magic Fountains’

‘Magic Fountains Cherry

Blossom with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Dark Blue

with Dark Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Dark Blue

with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Lavender

with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Lilac Pink

with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Mid Blue

with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Pure White’

‘Magic Fountains Sky Blue

with White Bee’

‘Magic Fountains White

with Dark Bee’

‘Magic Fountains Mix’

‘Magic Fountains

Crystal Mix’

Raw seed

Delphinium hybrida

‘Benary’s Pacific’-Hybrids

‘Benary’s Pacific Blue Jay’

‘Benary’s Pacific Cameliard’

Raw seed

Impatiens walleriana

‘Advantage’

‘Advantage Blue’

‘Advantage Orange’

‘Advantage Pink’

‘Advantage Red’

‘Advantage Rose’

‘Advantage Salmon’

‘Advantage White’

‘Advantage Mix’

Raw seed

Impatiens walleriana

‘Tempo’®

‘Tempo® Blue Satin’

‘Tempo® Burgundy’

‘Tempo® Cherry Butterfly’

‘Tempo® Cinnamon’

‘Tempo® Crimson’

‘Tempo® Deep Pink’

‘Tempo® Lavender’

‘Tempo® Lipstick’

‘Tempo® Orange’

‘Tempo® Peach Frost’

‘Tempo® Pink’

‘Tempo® Pink Frost’

‘Tempo® Punch’

‘Tempo® Red’

‘Tempo® Rose’

‘Tempo® Scarlet’

‘Tempo® Strawberry Butterfly’

‘Tempo® Violet’

‘Tempo® Watermelon’

‘Tempo® White’

‘Tempo® Mix’

‘Tempo® Butterfly Mix’

‘Tempo® Cancun Mix’

‘Tempo® Crystal Mix’

‘Tempo® Frosty Mix’

‘Tempo® Pastel Mix’

‘Tempo® Rouge Mix’

‘Tempo® Salsa Mix’

‘Tempo® Wedgewood Mix’

Raw seed

Lobelia erinus ‘Palace’

‘Palace Lilac’

‘Palace Royal’

‘Palace Sky Blue’

‘Palace Mix’

Raw and multi-pelleted seed

Lobularia maritima

‘Giga White’


Lobularia maritima

‘Wonderland’™

‘Wonderland™ Blue’

‘Wonderland™ Citron’

‘Wonderland™ Copper’

‘Wonderland™ Deep Pink’

‘Wonderland™ Deep Purple’

‘

‘Wonderland™ Lavender’

‘Wonderland™ Pastel Pink’

‘Wonderland™ Pink’

‘Wonderland™ White’

‘Wonderland™ Mix’

‘Wonderland™

Cotton Candy Mix’

‘Wonderland™ Mulberry Mix’


Petunia x Hybr. F1

grandiflora ‘Aladdin’™

‘Aladdin™ Blue’

‘Aladdin™ Burgundy’

‘Aladdin™ Cherry’

‘Aladdin™ Lilac’

‘Aladdin™ Neon’

‘Aladdin™ Orange’

‘Aladdin™ Peach Morn’

‘Aladdin™ Pink’

‘Aladdin™ Pink Morn’

‘Aladdin™ Red’

‘Aladdin™ Salmon’

‘Aladdin™ Sky Blue’

‘Aladdin™ Strawberry Ice’

‘Aladdin™ Summer Ice’

‘Aladdin™ White’

‘Aladdin™ Yellow’

‘Aladdin™ Mix’

‘Aladdin™ Arabian Nights Mix’

‘Aladdin™ Burgundy Morn Mix’

‘Aladdin™ Nautical Mix’


Petunia x Hybr. F1

trailing ‘Avalanche’

‘Avalanche Grape’

‘Avalanche Lavender’

‘Avalanche Lilac’

‘Avalanche Pink’

‘Avalanche Red’

‘Avalanche Rose’

‘Avalanche Salmon’

‘Avalanche Tropical Red’

‘Avalanche White’

‘Avalanche Mix’

‘Avalanche

Beachcomber Mix’

Pelleted seed

Petunia x Hybr. F1

multiflora ‘Celebrity’

‘Celebrity Blue’

‘Celebrity Blue Crystal’

‘Celebrity Blue Ice’

‘Celebrity Burgundy’

‘Celebrity Burgundy Frost’

‘Celebrity Burgundy Star’

‘Celebrity Carmine’

‘Celebrity Chiffon Morn’

‘Celebrity Lilac’

‘Celebrity Lilac Morn’

‘Celebrity Neon’

‘Celebrity Peach Ice’

‘Celebrity Pink’

‘Celebrity Pink Morn’

‘Celebrity Plum Ice’

‘Celebrity Raspberry Ice’

‘Celebrity Red’

‘Celebrity Red Morn’

‘Celebrity Rose’

‘Celebrity Rose Frost’

‘Celebrity Rose Star’

‘Celebrity Salmon’

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‘Celebrity Scarlet’

‘Celebrity Sky Blue’

‘Celebrity White’

‘Celebrity Yellow’

‘Celebrity Regular Mix’

‘Celebrity Desert Sky Mix’

‘Celebrity Ice Mix’

‘Celebrity Morn Mix’

‘Celebrity Niagara Mix’

‘Celebrity Pastel Mix’

‘Celebrity Watercolor Mix’


Portulaca grandiflora

‘Stopwatch’

‘Stopwatch Cream’

‘Stopwatch Fuchsia’

‘Stopwatch Orange’

‘Stopwatch Rose’

‘Stopwatch Scarlet’

‘Stopwatch White’

‘Stopwatch Yellow’

‘Stopwatch Mix’


Portulaca grandiflora

‘Sundial’

‘Sundial Chiffon’

‘Sundial Cream’

‘Sundial Fuchsia’

‘Sundial Gold’

‘Sundial Mango’

‘Sundial Orange’

‘Sundial Peach’

‘Sundial Peppermint’

‘Sundial Pink’

‘Sundial Princess Pink’

‘Sundial Scarlet’

‘Sundial Tangerine’

‘Sundial White’

‘Sundial Yellow’

‘Sundial Mix’

‘Sundial Caliente Mix’


Tagetes erecta ‘Crush’

‘Crush Papaya’

‘Crush Pineapple’

‘Crush Pumpkin’

‘Crush Guys and Dolls Mix’

Raw and detailed seed

Tagetes erecta

‘Discovery’™

‘Discovery™ Orange’

‘Discovery™ Yellow’

‘Discovery™ Mix’

(includes ‘Primrose’

and ‘Gold’)

Raw, film-coated and

detailed seed

Tagetes patula ‘Disco’

‘Disco Granada’

‘Disco Marietta’

‘Disco Red’

‘Disco Yellow’


detailed seed

Tagetes patula ‘Hero’™

‘Hero™ Orange Bee’

‘Hero™ Mix’


detailed seed

Tagetes patula

‘Little Hero’™

‘Little Hero™ Fire’

‘Little Hero™ Orange’

‘Little Hero™ Yellow’

‘Little Hero™ Mix’


detailed seed

Tagetes patula ‘Safari’

‘Safari Bolero’

‘Safari Gold’

‘Safari Orange’

‘Safari Red’

‘Safari Scarlet’

‘Safari Yellow’

‘Safari Yellow Fire’

‘Safari Mix’


detailed seed

Viola cornuta ‘Aero’

‘Aero Black’

‘Aero Blue with Blotch’

‘Aero Clear Blue’

‘Aero Clear Purple’

‘Aero Clear White’

‘Aero Deep Yellow’

‘Aero Marina’

‘Aero Rose and Yellow

with Blotch’

‘Aero Velvet’

‘Aero White with Blotch’

‘Aero Mix’

Raw seed

Get it all from Benarywith superb Quality and Service

Hann. Münden

DeKalb

Customer Service Worldwide – Contact us

The international Benary team is available to support you

and assist with your individual needs. We are committed

to your success and are happy to answer any questions.

Our seed storage and distribution departments in Hann.

Münden, Germany and DeKalb, USA provide fast order

processing and prompt shipping to our customers.

Vladimir Mostizki

Product Support Specialist, D

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Christian Kappler

Global Head of Sales, D

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Siegfried Vogt


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Danny Brooks

Product Support Specialist, USA

[email protected]

Michael Zhu


[email protected]

John Greenwood

Product Support Specialist, AUS

[email protected]

David Wales

Product Support Specialist, UK

[email protected]

Scott Hanes


[email protected]

Jean Paul Bessette

Sales Manager, USA

[email protected]

Jennifer Calhoun


[email protected]

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Phone: +49 (0) 5541 7009-0

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DeKalb, IL 60115-8609, USA

Phone: +1 815 756 4546

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