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Helianthus Vincent®s Series January 2012 Product Management Cut Flowers January 2012

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Features and Benefits: Vincent®s are faster than competitive varieties – a shorter crop cycle means quicker profits! Day length neutral - better length under short days, more flexibility in programming Round, overlapping petals form sturdy flower heads that hold up better during transport An extra ring of petals provides a better filled and more attractive flower Upward facing flowers don’t hang their heads, but look consumers proudly in the eye Deep orange colour of Vincent®s Choice is the true ‘Sunflower shade’ that customers prefer Green heart of Vincent®s Fresh is a crisp, clear alternative to the current Sunflower market selection January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Sakata’s Sunflower Vincent®s series offers earlier flowering, and stronger flower stems (including a stronger neck), and flowers with more rounded petals. Vincent®s are also highly suited for the production of dwarf-type flowers for use in bouquets. January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Vincent’s are faster than competitive varieties – a shorter crop cycle means quicker profits! Competitor’s Variety S Orange Extra Early Type Competitor’s Variety S Orange Extra Early Type F1 Vincent®s Choice 18 days after sowing January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Round, overlapping petals from sturdy flower heads that hold up better during transport Competitor‘s Variety S Orange F1 Vincent®s Choice January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series An extra ring of petals provides a better filled and more attractive flower Competitor‘s Variety S Orange F1 Vincent®s Choice January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Upward facing flowers don’t hang their heads, but look consumers proudly in the eye Vincent®s is much more upward-facing than competitive varieties January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice Deep Orange colour of Vincent®s Choice is the true “Sunflower shade” that customers prefer January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Fresh Green heart of Vincent®s Fresh is a crisp, clear alternative to the Sunflower market selection January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Variety Character - High germination rate Competitor’s variety S Orange F1 Vincent®s Choice (Orange) F1 Vincent®s Fresh (Yellow/Green) January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Fresh In the vase – The Netherlands January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Fresh Evaluation of the varieties – General observations The Netherlands Cycle: 74 days Height of stem: 150 - 160 cm Diameter of flower: 12 – 18 cm Diameter of heart: 4,5 – 5,0 cm Firm stems Uniform flower height Uniform flower size Some disformed flowers Dutch grower wants to try the market !! Which is unique as within The Netherlands the market asks for black disc January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice The Netherlands January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice The Netherlands - Harvesting stage Vincent’s Choice Opens uniformly and round to desired specification ! January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice Clean cuts, hardly any wounds whilst stripping foliage ↓Vincent®s Choice → ↑Competitor January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice Good aeration – no “hanging” dew and drops – much less risk for damage ↓ Vincent®s Choice Competitor ↓ January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series 1st Sowing of Helianthus, flowering stage (De Witte) CHOICE FRESH SUNRICH ORANGE January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series 2nd Sowing of Helianthus, growing stage (De Witte) CHOICE FRESH SUNRICH ORANGE January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series 2nd Sowing of Helianthus, flowering stage (De Witte) CHOICE FRESH SUNRICH ORANGE January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series 1st Sowing of Helianthus (Rietkerk) FRESH CHOICE SUNRICH ORANGE January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Choice Evaluation of the varieties – General observations - NL Cycle: 71 days (10 days faster than Sunrich Orange) Height of stem: 140 - 160 cm Diameter of flower: 10 – 11 cm Diameter of heart: 4,0 - 4,5 cm Firm stems Uniform flower height and flower size Remark of grower: “ Next year I will only grow Choice. Faster and better quality compared to Sunrich Orange. Also lower height is better, less chance of falling down due to heavy winds” . January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Evaluation of the varieties – Cycle data - The Netherlands   Sowing Date Flowering Date Length cycle Harvest Window Choice 6th April 15th June 70 6 days Fresh 18th June 73 Sunrich Orange 24th June 79 19th April 5th July 77 5 days 8th July 80 13th July 85 29th April 10th July 72 75 18th July 1st May 16th July 76 20th July January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com

Sunflower F1 Vincent®s Series Evaluation of the varieties Large trials at growers Mts. Rietkerk, de Witte, van Vlimmeren and small trials via Dutch key distributor. Trial results Research Station SCRADH (France), Research Station Heidelberg (Germany) expected within a few weeks – German key distributor already commented; “Finally a variety that beats Sunrich Orange” Trial results via key distributors in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Germany, England, Poland and Kenya. January 2012 www.sakataornamentals.com