FFA Judging ContestFloriculture

Plant Identification

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101- Bromeliad

102- Ageratum

103- Aglaonema

104- Peruvian Lily

105- Snapdragon

106- Flamingo Lily

107- Zebra Plant

108- Norfolk Island Pine

109- Sprengri Fern

110- Asparagus Fern

111- Astilbe

112- Tuberous Begonia

113- Wax Begonia

114- Fancy-Leaved Caladium

115- Pocketbook Plant

116- China Aster

117- Common Amellia

118- Common Garden Canna

119- Madagascar Periwinkle

120- Cattleya Orchid Hybrid

121- Cockscomb

122- Parlor Palm

123- Waxflower

124- Spider Plant

125- Marguerite Daisy

126- Florist’s Chrysanthemum

127- Shasta Daisy

128- Grape Ivy

129- Clematis

130- Croton

131- Coleus

132- Jade Plant

133- Florist’s Cyclamen

134- Cymbidium Orchid

135- Carnation

136- Spotted Dumbcane

137- Corn Plant Draceana

138- Red Edge Dracena

139- Hen and Chickens

140- Barrel Cactus

141- Golden Pothos, Devil’s Ivy

142- Spring Heather

143- Silver Dollar Gum

144-Crown-of-Thorns

145- Poinsettia

146- German Violet

147- Benjamin Fig

148- Decora Rubber Plant

149- Creeping Rubber Plant

150-Freesia

151- Nerve Plant

152- Gardenia

153- Garden Gladiolus

154- Transvaal Daisy

155- Purple Passion Velvet Plant

156- Baby’s Breath

157- English Ivy

158- Dwarf Schefflera

159- Daylily

160- Amaryllis

161- Plantain Lily

162- Wax Plant

163- Hyancinth

164- French Hydranga

165- Impatiens

166- Flag Bearded Iris

167- Dutch Iris

168- Shrimp Plant

169- Kalanchoe

170- Liatris

171- Trumpet (Easter) Lily

172- Hybrid (Garden) Lily

173- Statice

174- Sweet Alyssum

175- Prayer Plant

176- Flowering Stock

177- Cutleaf Phildendron

178- Daffodil

179- Bromeliad

180- Boston Fern

181- Cactus

182- Peony

183- Ladyslipper Orchid

184- Regal Geranium

185- (Zonal) Geranium

186- Ivy Geranium

187- Watermelon Peperomia

188- Emerald Ripple Peperomia

189- Varigated Peperomia

190- Common Garden Petunia

191- Phalaenopsis (butterfly) Orchid

192- Heartleaf Philodendron

193- Aluminum Plant

194- Friendship Plant

195- Artillery Plant

196- Creeping Charley

197- Swedish Ivy

198- Tubererose

199- Polyanthus (Primrose)

200- Fairy Primrose

201- Azalea

202- Hybrid Tea Rose

203- leatherleaf Fern

204- African Violet

205- Salvia

206- Snake Plant

207- Strawberry Plant

208- Christmas Cactus

209- Thanksgiving/Crab Cactus

210- Diamond Dusty Miller

211- Florist’s Cineraria

212- Gloxinia

213- Jerusalem Cherry

214- White Anthurium, Peace Lily

215- Stephanotis

216- Bird-of-Paridise

217- Nephthytis

218- Marigold

219- Picaback Plant

220- Tulip

221-Florist’s Huckleberry

222- Pansy

223- Wandering Jew

224- Zinnia