The new variety, available for the 2020 retail season from Dümmen Orange, is the first-ever coleus to be named an AAS Winner. The first-ever coleus to be named an AAS Winner! Plant Details: Scientific Name: Solenostemon scutellarioides. Mischel's Greenhouses |. This bold colors is perfect for contrasting or echoing other plants and leaf shapes and adding terrific texture. Available in a 6-inch pot. This easy-to-grow garden plant adds character and reprieve from bloom-heavy gardens while remaining colorful and aesthetically pleasing. Nov 20, 2019Coleus Main Street Beale StreetBy Teresa McPherson. Fortunately, there is an organization that holds the Olympics of garden plants each year and awards only those cultivars that have proven performance. Tall Background: Yes. The recommended EC for coleus is 2. FREE PRODUCT INFORMATIONGet fast and free information about the products and services featured within the magazine ».
The 4-5" plant is shipped in 2. Bonus: This nasturtium is great for pollinator gardens and both the leaves and flowers are edible! AAS Winner for overall performance and color retention. Coleus are one of the easiest foliage additions to gardens and containers. Blooming Season: Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Autumn. Crokini provides a lovely burst of sweetness. Tomato Early Resistance F1 is a deep red Roma type resistant to a long list of diseases. Port de planteupright. Coleus Main Street: Beale St. Coleus Main Street, Beale Street. Incredibly versatile.
Main Street Beale Street flowered six weeks later than comparable varieties, allowing it to last longer in landscape plantings. Fruit size: ½-3/4 inch, ½ ounce. "Princely" is defined as being sumptuous and splendid; this AAS Winner lives up to its name! Retailers can request an All-America Selections Point-of-Purchase package from the AAS office. Use in Planters & Landscapes. 'Main Street Beale Street' not only held an intense color but was the latest to flower, maintaining a healthy habit in the landscape all summer long. Height: 24-36 inches. 'Beale Street' vibrant rich red/burgundy leaves add. All Main Street coleus varieties are well branching naturally — but to achieve the sturdiest liner for transplant, a pinch is recommended either manually or with PGR. Of all the varieties trialed, Blue Prince was first to flower and fruit which is beneficial for gardeners with a shorter growing season. These heirloom looking tomatoes are as sweet as they are beautiful with a better flavor and texture than the comparisons.
Good tasting sweet, tender flesh gives the look of an heirloom without the mushiness often associated with heirlooms. Main Street Coleus are unique because they can be grown in full sun or full shade, making it an ideal foliage item to tie the whole yard design together. 5), light acidic taste giving it the perfect sweet/acid balance. Staking Required: No. Additional information. Beale Street has earned top honors as a 2020 AAS Ornamental Winner. "Outstanding coleus with deep red foliage that hardly flowers even late in the season.
Characteristics & Attributes. Main Street™ 'Beale Street' Coleus has earned top honors as a 2020 All-American Selections Ornamental Winner and is the first-ever coleus to be named an AAS Winner! Disease resistance: PM tolerance, Southern root rot resistance. It is also extremely late to flower, and has the bushy, compact habit that is the hallmark of the Main Street series. Fabulous Foliage for Sun or Shade! Do not plant outdoors until temperatures are reliably above 60 degrees at night. Zinnia 'Holi Pink' F1 has bold pink blooms that resist fading. Put me on the Waiting List. Production of premium packs is best from a direct stick.
Tomato Crokini F1 (Regional). The entry maintains its color later into the season and did not fleck until much later than the competition. Plant height: 15 inches. Join our mailing list. Photo courtesy of PAC Elsner / Westhoff – / Additional Notes. Plant habit: Trailing vines 5+ feet. Interesting Foliage. Fruit shape: Flattened round.
Florel can be used 10 days after stick to promote branching. Plan for coleus to be sufficiently rooted and ready to remove from propagation mist within five to 10 days with the total propagation time, including pinch and toning at three to four weeks. Weather tolerance: Rain, heat, cold, drought, wind. Coleus will not survive a frost. This rockin' winner has a very sweet (Brix of 8. Genus species: Tropaeolum minus. Click link for order contact). Grower Information: - Stunning colors and patterns for full sun and shade. Type: Flowers from cuttings.
Spacing: 8 - 10" (20 - 25cm). 2020 AAS Ornamental Winner! The uniquely colored flowers are a great addition to the nasturtium family especially since they don't fade as they age. Disease resistance: Anthracnose, Scab, Tomato Mosaic Virus, Fusarium. Watermelon Mambo F1 (National). Color: Light blue skin with bright orange flesh. The rich color doesn't fade, bleach or get spotty as the season moves into late summer. Other varieties of Coleus, Sun. The lush, bushy plant grows uniformly and as a huge bonus, does not flower until very late in the season – up to 6 weeks later than the comparisons! Plant height: 18 inches tall vines.
Closest comparisons on market: Jarradale, Blue Harvest F1. Abutilon Chinese Lantern RC. Winner Type: National. Growers, retailers, landscapers and homeowners will all appreciate the beautiful color and uniform height of this coleus. Bacopa, Sutera Betty® Pink RC. They also have the same vigor as one another, making it easy to grow more than one variety in a container together. Tomato Apple Yellow F1 produces high yields of small, firm fruits shaped like miniature apples. Garden spacing: 2 feet. Incredible color varieties and selection. Regional Winner – Southeast. Buffalosun shone in the trials with fruit that had a better texture than the comparisons (Margold and Striped German), a higher yield and less cracking. Cucumber Green Light F1 is a high-yielding, early mini-cucumber.
The Southern AAS Judges like the better taste and texture as compared to Sweet Million. For any edible entry to become an AAS Winner, it must outperform the comparisons and Blue Prince Pumpkin certainly scored high in the areas of maturity (earlier), yield, fruit size and uniformity, color, taste and texture.