Maidenhair Fern

Bromeliad

African Lily

Aglaonema, Chinese Evergreen

Ginger

Alstroemeria, Peruvian Lily

Snapdragon

Norfolk Island Pine

Ming Fern

Sprengeri Fern

Plumosa Fern

Tree Fern

Bird’s Nest Fern

Ponytail Palm

Tuberous Begonia

Schefflera, Octopus Tree

Calathea

Aster

Celosia, Cockscomb

Parlor Palm, Chamaedor Palm

Waxflower

Spider Plant

Florist’s Chrysanthemum

Spider Chrysanthemum

Croton

Larkspur

Ti Plant

Jade Plant

Florist’s Cyclamen

Artichoke

Dahlia

Delphinium

Dendrobium Orchid

Florists Carnation

Dumbcane

False Aralia

Green Corn Plant Dracaena

Corn Plant Dracena

Red-Margined Dracena, Dragon Tree

Golden Pothos, Devil’s Ivy

Spring Heather

Blue Thistle

Eucalyptus

Crown of Thorns

Poinsettia

Lisianthus

Benjamin Fig, Weeping Fig

Rubber Tree

Fiddleleaf Fig

Forsythia

Freesia

Galax

Salal, Lemonleaf

Gerbera, Transvaal Daisy

Gladiolus

Baby’s Breath

English Ivy

Sunflower

Amaryllis

Wax Plant

Hyacinth

Hydrangea

Hypericum Berries

Iris

Kalanchoe

Liatris

Asiatic Lily

Stargazer Lily

Trumpet Easter Lily

Caspia, Misty Blue

Sea Lavender Statice

Statice

Prayer Plant

Stock

Bells of Ireland

Split-leaf Philodendron

Myrtle

Daffodil

Boston Fern

Flat fern

Shrimp Plant

Peony

Zig Zag Plant

Peperomia

Phalaenopsis, Butterfly Orchid

Heartleaf Philodendron

Pittosporum, Mock Orange

Swedish Ivy

Tuberose

Protea

Ranunculus

Azalea

Hybrid Tea Rose

Leatherleaf Fern

Italian Ruscus

Israeli Ruscus, Butcher’s Broom

African Violet

Pussy Willow

Curly Willow

Sansevieria, Snake Plant

Thanksgiving Cactus

Golden Rod

Spathiphyllum, Peace Lily

Stephanotis, Bridal Wreath

Bird of Paradise

Nepthytis

Tulip

Viburnum

Bear Grass

Calla

Wandering Jew

Aphid- adult stage Small Soft-bodied Size of a pinhead Usually green or yellow Pear shaped Secrete a honeydew sticky substance Promotes blk, sooty mold on plants

Fungus Gnat- adult stage Small, delicate bodied flies 1/8 inch long Black flies, black wings and antennae “Y” shaped pattern on forewings Develop in growing medium of household plants

Leaf Miner- adult stage Known usually as moths, sawflies and flies Some beetles and wasps exhibit behavior Feed on leaves Made tunnel like pictures on their leaves as they eat away at them

Mealybug- adult stage Appear on plants in colonies of white masses Have small ridges on their bodies Small white spines that radiate outward Live along stems & underside of leaves Feed on sap Secrete honeydew sticky substance Cause plants to fade to yellow

Scale- adult stage Small, oblong insects Hard, turtle-shaped bodies Have brown or blk raised lumps Attach to stems and underside of leaves Feed on sap Cause plant growth to decrease and leaves to yellow and fall off

Snail/Slug- adult stage Glide along their plants leaving a silvery mucous slime trail Chew irregular holes with smooth edges on leaves Can chew fruit and plant bark Love to feed on low growing plants

Spider Mite- adult stage Tiny, almost microscopic Appear as small specks on undersides of young leaves. Red, green or white in color Suck on sap causing gray spots on leaves Leaves fade to yellow and distort Webs are visible on plant

Thrip- adult stage Tiny, brown, fly-like Found in flowers of plants Slender with 4 very slender fringed wings Highly mobile and difficult to see They chew surface of plant & suck juices Plant dries out & turns white & speckled Leaf undersides have blk spots, tips wither

Whitefly- adult stage Small, snow-white 4 winged Highly mobile Feed on leaf undersides Suck sap causing plant to wilt, yellow and die

Anthracnose- damage Most visible on leaves and ripe fruit Small irregular yellow, brown, dark-brown or black spots but can lead to coverage of a whole area Can cause cankers and rot fruits/veg.

Black Spot- damage Affects rose plants Appears on lower branches and spreads upwards Leaves turn yellow and fall off

Botrytis- damage Generalized symptoms include a gray to brown discoloration, water soaking, and a fuzzy whitish gray to tan mold (mycelium and spores) growing on the surface of affected areas.

Damping off- damage Poor, uneven standing of seedlings Lesions at or below the soil line Seedling will discolor/wilt suddenly/collapse and die

Mosaic Virus- damage alternating spots of yellowish and light/dark green leaves Leaves can appear thicker and somewhat elevated giving a blister-like appearance. curling and yellowing of the leaves, stunted growth, and malformed fruit

Powdery Mildew- damage Typically white or gray & stays on the surface Stunting or distortion of leaves, buds, growing tips and fruit Yellowing of leaves, premature leaf drop General decline in the growth Common House plants affected: African violet & begonia; Outdoor plants: lilac, phlox & some rose varieties

Anchor tape

Cardette/Card Holder

Casket Saddle

Chenille Stems- aka pipe cleaners

Water tubes

Water picks

Wire cutters

Wrist Corsage Holder

Greening Pins

Floral Tape

Pick Machine and Metal Picks

Nosegay Holder

Wet Floral Foam (oasis)

Floral Knife

Florist wire

Enclosure Card

Tulle

# 3 ribbon 5/8 inch or 16 mm.

# 9 ribbon 1 ½ inches or 38 mm.

# 40 ribbon 3 inches or 76 mm

Styrofoam

Stem Cutter

Sheet Moss

Wire Easel

Wooden Pick

Dixon Pin

Poly foil

Cellophane

Corsage Pin

Boutonniere Pin

Pin Holder (frog)

Glue Gun

Candle Pick/Holder

Dry Foam