Plant ID 10 Quiz on Friday will be written descriptions. No pictures will be given.

Ageratum Annual flowering bedding plant Flower Color: Blue, pink, white Flowers are puffy and soft Drought tolerant

Leyland Cypress Evergreen tree, upright with scale type leaves Grows rapidly – used in landscaping to form borders or a screen in developments Disease and insect prone Grows to 50 feet tall Short 1/2" cones

Weeping or Benjamin Fig Indoor tree Shiny, oval shaped leaves that come to a point at the tip Leaves grow downward, so some call it a “weeping” fig Leaves can be solid green or variegated

Fosteri Holly Evergreen tree Leaves are 1.5 to 3" alternate, simple leaf with spiny points

Dwarf Burford Holly Leaves - Alternate, simple, dark green & shiny; 2 to 3" long; small, single terminal spine (OR a point at the tip of the leaf); margins are smooth Upright, dense rounded, spreading shrub

Marigold Annual, flowering bedding plant Flowers are shades of orange, yellow or creamy white & look like puff balls Pungent smell, used in gardens to repel bugs Leaves are dark green with fine lobes

African Violet Indoor flower Leaves are soft and fuzzy Flowers can be shades of purple, pink or white Flowers grow up from the center of the plant Picky plant to grow – must be watered from the roots, can’t get leaves wet

Salvia splendens Annual flowering bedding plant Flowers grow in tall stalks with red and sometimes purple or white flowers. Commonly called “Scarlet Sage” Leaves are triangular coming to a point NOT the same salvia used for salvia extract. This is a landscape plant

Mugo Pine Dwarf evergreen pine Short 1 ½ - 3 inch needles are in bundles of 2