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2025 CATALOG

1890

2025

YEARS

Salvia 'Big Sky'

Walters Gardens

Your Home for Proven Winners® Perennials

www.WaltersGardens.com • 1-888-925-8377 • sales@waltersgardens.com

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Walters Gardens is the largest wholesale grower of bare root perennials in North America with an incredibly wide

selection of varieties. These plants have an extra growing season on them than most greenhouse crops, for a

larger, faster finishing product.

Your Source for Fast-Finishing Bare Root Perennials

Better Roots. Better Business.

That’s the Bottom Line.

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HENRY F. MICHELL 4TH

President & CEO

Dear Customer,

As Michell's enters its 135th year, we are committed to constantly innovating and improving

our wholesale offerings to our clients. We source the highest quality plant genetics from

the world's best breeders for our customers.

Michell's is a proud partner with Walters Gardens, showcasing the Salvia Big Sky on the

front cover and the Hibiscus Cookies and Cream on the back. Walters Gardens has forged

a strong reputation for high-quality bare root and plug perennials. In 1976, their transition

to tissue culture enabled them to produce disease-free plants on a large scale. Today,

Walters Gardens offers over 1,000 varieties of perennials, meeting the diverse needs of

Retail Garden Centers, Wholesale growers, and Landscapers across the country.

For over 60 years, Michell’s has delivered the finest retail-ready Nursery Stock from West

and East Coast growers to our Retail Garden Center and Landscape customers across our

markets. Additionally, we boast one of the country's most robust flowering foliage and

citrus programs for garden centers. Among our recent additions is a rapidly expanding

retail program of 2–3-gallon perennials from Bell Nursery (formerly Hopewell Nursery).

Our Bioline AgroSciences line is a testament to our dedication to product safety and

market success. We understand that embracing a different approach to pest control can be

challenging, but it is a crucial element in ensuring the safety and quality of our products.

This commitment is what sets us apart in the market.

Michell’s proudly offers the highest quality plant genetics from the world's best breeders,

addressing our evolving climate and consumer demands each year. Our offerings cater to

these needs and enrich our world with beauty and splendor.

The Henry F. Michell Co. proudly celebrates 135 years of serving our customers in the

Horticulture Industry. We are deeply grateful for your support and for choosing us as

your wholesale distributor. Your trust is what drives our commitment to quality and

innovation.

Sincerely,

Henry F. Michell 4th

President & CEO

"In any given moment, we have two options: to step forward into growth or

to step back into safety" – Abraham Maslow

FLOWERING VEGETATIVE ANNUALS

UNROOTED STATIONS

Vivero Internacional ............................................................................... 48-49

UNROOTED STATIONS

Vivero Internacional ................................................................................ 36-37

ROOTING STATIONS

Lucas Greenhouses ......................................................................................... 32

Mast Young Plants ..................................................................................... 34-35

BREEDERS

Danziger ........................................................................................................... 12-13

Dümmen Orange ........................................................................................ 14-15

Green Fuse Botanicals .............................................................................. 16-17

Jaldety Plant Propagation Nurseries .................................................. 18-19

Proven Winners .......................................................................................... 20-21

Sakata .............................................................................................................. 22-23

Suntory Flowers ......................................................................................... 26-27

Syngenta Flowers ...................................................................................... 28-29

GERANIUMS

BREEDERS

Dümmen Orange ...................................................................................... 40-41

Syngenta ........................................................................................................ 42-43

ROOTING STATIONS

Lucas Greenhouses ................................................................................. 44-45

Mast Young Plants ........................................................................................... 46

PERENNIALS

BREEDERS

Aris / Green Leaf ........................................................................................ 52-53

Danziger / Think Plants .......................................................................... 54-55

Green Fuse Botanicals ............................................................................ 56-57

Jaldety Plant Propagation Nurseries ................................................. 58-59

Syngenta Flowers / Think Plants ....................................................... 60-61

Terra Nova Nurseries ............................................................................... 62-63

ROOTING STATIONS

Emerald Coast Growers ........................................................................ 64-65

Gulley Wholesale Greenhouse .......................................................... 66-67

North Creek Nursery .............................................................................. 68-69

Walters Gardens ......................................................................................... 70-71

BIOLOGICALS

Bioline AgroSciences ................................................................................... 6-9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

POINSETTIAS

Dümmen Orange ....................................................................................... 74-78

CHRYSANTHEMUMS

Dümmen Orange ...................................................................................... 82-83

Gediflora ....................................................................................................... 84-85

Syngenta Flowers ...................................................................................... 86-88

SEED

Hem Genetics ......................................................................................... 106-107

PanAmerican Seed ............................................................................... 108-109

Sakata ............................................................................................................ 112-113

Syngenta Flowers .................................................................................... 114-115

Takii (American Takii) .......................................................................... 118-119

VEGETABLES & HERBS

Hishtil (Herbs) ......................................................................................... 122-123

Sakata (Vegetables) ....................................................................................... 124

Seminis (Vegetables) ............................................................................ 126-127

Syngenta Flowers / Vegetalis (Vegetables) ................................. 128-131

INFO

Hardiness Zones ..................................................................................... 192-193

Sales Team ................................................................................................ 194-196

PLUGS

Natural Beauty ........................................................................................... 94-95

Plug Connection ........................................................................................ 98-99

Speedling ................................................................................................... 100-101

Wagners ..................................................................................................... 102-103

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AAdaline Adult

Biologicals

AMBLYLINE

Amblyline contains the predatory mite Neoseiulus cucumeris

formerly known as and still often referred to as Amblyseius

cucumeris. This species has long been known to control the

larvae of thrips, making it one of the most recognized beneficial

insects. In addition to its use against thrips, it is widely used to

fight tarsonemids. With the ability to feed on pollen, it can be

established more easily in pollen rich crops. The use of breeding

sachets will facilitate its establishment for optimal preventative

use.

ANDERLINE

Anderline contains the predatory mite, Amblyseius andersoni.

This species feeds on a wide spectrum of plant feeding mites and

small insects, as well as pollen. This wide spectrum of activity

makes establishing A. andersoni easier than other species, as the

mites will establish themselves faster on crops that are abundant

in pollen, as an alternative source of food. It is an ideal species

for using in a preventative strategy against mites. They will take

longer to establish themselves on pollen-free crops, but sachets

can be used to release mites preventatively or where there is no

pollen.

CALIFORNILINE+

Californiline contains the generalist predatory mite, Amblyseius

californicus. This mite species feeds on a wide spectrum of

phytophagous mites and small insects, as well as pollen. It is also

more resistant to high temperatures, low humidity and certain

commonly used insecticides than some other species of mite

so can survive longer in crops under less favourable conditions.

These characteristics make it an excellent ally for preventative

pest control under difcult conditions.

CHRYSOLINE+

Chrysoline contains the the generalist aphid predator Chrysoperla

carnea, known as lacewings. The larvae are excellent predators

of aphids and other soft-bodied pest species. Adults look for

aphid colonies and then lay their eggs nearby. The hatching

larvae will remain close to feed on the aphids. This solution is

recommended for use on outbreaks, given their high predation

capacity: one larva can consume up to 200 aphids.

EXHIBITLINE SF

Exhibitline Sf contains the entomopathogenic nematode

Steinernema feltiae. This can sprayed on the ground or compost

to control fungus gnat larvae, shore fly larvae and thrips pupae.

When sprayed on leaves, Exhibitline Sf is used to control thrips

larvae and some leafminers.

Orline I

Chrysoline+

Blister Cards

Anderline Sachet

Starskii

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HYPOLINE

The beneficial contained in Hypoline, Hypoapsis miles (also

known as Stratiolaelaps scimitus) is a predatory mite living in

soil. These mites are efective against fungus gnats, shore flies

and thrips pupae which have fallen to the ground. The mite ivs

very quick to establish. It is also resistant to high temperatures,

low humidity and certain commonly used insecticides so can

survive in crops under less favourable conditions.

ORLINE I

Orius insidiosus is a standard corrective treatment for Thrips

in glasshouse crops. The main target is Western Flower Thrips

(Frankliniella occidentalis) but it is a very active generalist predator

that can consume other pests such as other thrips species, mites,

moth eggs and small caterpillars.

PHYTOLINE+

Phytoline contains the predatory mite, Phytoseiulus persimilis.

This species is an active hunter and has become a widely used

solution in many crops. It develops twice as fast as spider mites if

humidity conditions exceed 60% (unfavourable to phytophagous

mites, favourable to Phytoseiulus), thus allowing rapid control

of infestations. An adult Phytoseiulus can consume as many as

ten phytophagous mites and the reproductive cycle is only

seven days under optimal conditions. It is less efective on T.

cinnabarinus.

STARSKII®=

STARSKii contains the predatory mite Amblyseius swirskii. It is

used against whiteflies and thrips but will also be useful against

other small pests. It is ideal for protecting greenhouse crops in

hot conditions, but can also be used outdoors, as long as mean

daily temperatures exceed 20°C. Mites will establish themselves

faster on crops that are abundant in pollen, as an alternative

source of food. They will take longer to establish themselves

on pollen-free crops, but sachets can be used to release mites

preventatively or where there is no pollen. STARSKii is only

active on the young stages of whiteflies and thrips and should

not be used in poor light or at low temperatures.

TRICHOLINE TB=

Tricholine TB (with a formulation for maize called Tricholine

Corn) contains a strain of Trichogramma specifically selected

from the Trichogramma brassicae species. Although Tricho-

gramma brassicae was initially used to control the European

corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis), it is also used on other crops where

this pest may occur (see below). It is also known to be efective

against cabbage moth (Mamestra brassicae) on some cruciferous

plants. Tricholine Corn can be used on grain corn, silage corn, sweet

corn or seed corn with appropriate doses and release strategies.

Exhibitline Sf

Chrysoline Tube

Starskii

Californiline

Hypoline Tube

Amblyline Bug Line

Californiline

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