2015 Extension Plant Sale Order Form and

ABOUT THE PLANTS
Blueberry (1 gallon): The average family needs 4 to 6 bushes and at least two varieties for cross-pollination. You can purchase an early and mid-season or mid-season and late. Two plants need to be in
bloom close to the same time for pollination. Blueberries freeze well, too! New this year – Pink Lemonade Blueberry. It’s self-pollinating but will also help pollinate other plants. Berries are very tasty. Ripens in
mid to late season.
Blackberry/Raspberry (1 gallon): The average family needs 10 to15 plants. Yield can be up to 3 to 4
pints per plant. Blackberries will need a trellis to run on. We are offering an erect Raspberry (Caroline)
and one that trails (Dorman Red).
Apples (3 to 5 gallons): Apple trees are nice trees to add to your landscape. The varieties we offer are adapted to Georgia soil. They
prefer a good sunny location that drains well.
Ferns (1 gallon): Nice addition to any landscape. They are definitely shade plants.
Figs (1 gallon): Figs are easy to grow and the rewards are great. One fig tree is sufficient per family.
Native Azaleas (3 gallons): Native Azaleas are great for the edge of woods, in the landscape, and anywhere you need that extra punch of color.
Frostproof Gardenias (1 gallon): Blooms into velvety white fragrant flowers in late spring and continues through summer. Grows 3 to 4 feet tall. Prefers full or partial sun.
Viburnums (1 gallon): Very popular landscape shrubs and are admired for their outstanding fall foliage, fruit ,and flowers. Most
blossom in spring, with fragrant flowers ranging from white and cream to pink. Many species bear ornamental fruits in late summer
or fall in colors of red, yellow, black, or blue. Viburnums are easy to grow and favor sun to partial shade.
Heucheras (Coral Bells) (1 gallon): Heucheras are very hardy plants and are known for their outstanding color and flower spikes. They love the morning sun and afternoon shade. Fertilize as needed for
beautiful plants that will be the envy of your neighbors.
Pomegranates (1 gallon): Pomegranates do well in our area. Great for eating and making juices. Hardy
to 7 degrees and prefers soil pH of 5.5 to 7.2. They are very heat tolerant for our area. They have pretty
orange flowers in the spring and are self-pollinating.
WANT TO LEARN MORE?
Join Timothy Daly on Wednesday, March 11, 2015, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm to learn how to care for your blueberries, blackberries,
pomegranates, figs, and apples. This informative class will be held in the 2nd floor conference room of the Gwinnett Annex Building
located at 750 South Perry Street in Lawrenceville. Plant sale orders will be accepted during the class. Please bring a check or exact
change only. Pre-registration is required by Monday, March 9 by emailing [email protected] or calling 678.377.4010.
ORDER PICKUP INFORMATION
Remember, one-day pickup is March 26, 2015, from 9:30am until 6:00pm at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds. Enter on Sugarloaf
Parkway in Lawrenceville. Gates will be locked promptly at 6:00pm.
Plants that are not picked up will be considered a donation. There will be no refunds.
All orders are pre-paid. No phone orders but new this year, we will take walk-in credit cards.
Orders will be taken through March 11, 2015. Make checks to Gwinnett County Extension/4-H.
One-day pickup on March 26, 2015 from 9:30am to 6:00pm.
Gwinnett County Fairgrounds • 2406 Sugarloaf Parkway • Lawrenceville, GA 30046. Gates will close at 6:00pm.
Questions: Call 678.377.4010
Bring this form or mail to
Gwinnett Extension Plant Sale
750 South Perry Street • Suite 400
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
EXTRA BONUS – We will also be selling a variety of plants in the “Middle of the Ring Sale”
only on plant pickup day! If interested, you may want to bring extra money or credit card.
Name: _________________________________ Phone: (___)___________ Email: ______________________________________________
area code
please print
please print
# of
Plants
Plants offered
(Put how many plants of each variety you wish to purchase in blank)
Place Dollar
Amount in Blank
Blueberries: 1 gallon (two-year-old plants; takes two plants to pollinate)
Early: ____Climax
Late: ____Delite
_____Premier
Raspberries: 1 gallon
____Powder Blue
____Arapaho
____Navaho
____Caroline (erect and heat tolerant)
Figs: 1 gallon (self-pollinating)
____ Brown Turkey
Pomegranate: 1 gallon (self-pollinating)
X $8 each =______
____ Dorman Red (trailing)
____ Celeste
____ Wonderful
____Red Delicious
Ferns: 1 gallon
____Autumn
Gardenia: 1 gallon
X $8 each =______
X $8 each =______
X $8 each =______
Apple Trees: 5 gallons (All will cross pollinate with each other)
____Gala
X $8 each =______
New this year: Pink Lemonade ____ (self-pollinating)
____Tifblue
Blackberries: 1 gallon
Mid to Late: ____Brightwell
$20 each =______
____Granny Smith
_____Tassel
X $6 each =______
____ Frost Proof
X $8 each =______
Deciduous Native Azaleas: 3 gallons − full of bloom
____ My Mary (yellow)
____Darlin’s Dream (Pink & White)
Heucheras: 1 gallon
____Caramel (Copper/Pink)
Viburnums: 1 gallon
____Spring Bouquet
____Tangerine Delight (Orange)
____Plum Pudding (Plum/Silver/White)
____ Summer Snowflake
TOTAL
There will be no refunds. Plants not picked up will be considered a donation.
X $20 each =______
$8 each =______
$8 each =______

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