1. Plant Identification
Week 24

2. Diamond Dusty Miller Senecio cinereria ‘Diamond’
Mound-forming, spreading, shrubby perennial
Deeply divided, oak-like shaped, silvery-grey leaves covered in a woolly felting
Loose clusters of yellow flowers

3. Florist’s Cineraria Compact, cushion-forming perennial
Senecia x hybridus cv.
Compact, cushion-forming perennial
Lush, broad, triangular, heart-shaped, dark-green leaves
Broad clusters of daisy-type flowers emerge just above the foliage
Colors – are solid and bi-colored, banded white, red, pink, copper, magenta, lavender-blue, blue

4. Jerusalem Cherry Solanum pseudocapsicum cv.
Bushy, upright, evergreen shrub with elliptical, wavy-margined, deep green, shiny leaves
Star-shaped white flowers
Fruit is small, usually red, and spherical
Other fruit colors – yellow, orange, red-orange

5. Coleus
Solenostemon scutellarioides
Bushy soft-stemmed, square-stemmed, semi-succulent perennial with very colorful leaves leaves
Identifying patterns, speckled, spotted, flecked, paisley patterned, etc.
Leaf colors include one or all of the following: green, yellow, orange, bronze, red, purple, violet, and brown