Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Disaster strikes ....., 1 by DaleTheGardener

DaleTheGardener wrote:
Here are the leftovers from the order.

This grower always pots up a 100 trays more than what are ordered. Many landscapers copy those planting schemes (like me). They are grown just in case something happens to the displays at the theme parks, like hail, high winds or out of control kids running thru.

Angelonia is one of my favorite year around bedding plants. Stays in bloom for weeks, has a very short rest period, grows summer or winter, has low water and fertilizer requirement, you don't have to deadhead it (it is self cleaning) and no pests or disease bother it.