2015 National Garden Bureau Year of the Gaillardia

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The document lists the names of various plant varieties along with the breeders that developed them. It includes over 30 varieties of gaillardia, gazania, and other flowering plants bred by companies like Benary Seed, Darwin Perennials, Plant Haven, and others for traits like flower color and being past Award of Garden Merit winners.

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ARIZONA ARISTATA
BRED BY DARWIN PERENNIALS

ARIZONA APRICOT AAS 2011 WINNER
BRED BY BENARY SEED

ARIZONA SUN AAS 2005 WINNER
BRED BY BENARY SEED

GARDEN LEADER LO GRO RED
AVAILABLE AT GRIMES HORTICULTURE

MESA YELLOW F1 AAS 2010 WINNER
BRED BY PANAMERICAN SEED

MESA YELLOW BRIGHT BICOLOR
BRED BY KIEFT SEED

RED PLUME AAS 1991 WINNER
BRED BY SLUIS & GROOT

SUNDANCE BICOLOR AAS 2003 WINNER
BRED BY HEM ZADEN B.V.

SUNRITA BURGUNDY
BRED BY SYNGENTA FLOWERS, INC.

SUNRITA SCARLET HALO
BRED BY SYNGENTA FLOWERS, INC.

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