1. Maidenhair Fern

2. Bromeliad

3. African Lily

4. Aglaonema, Chinese Evergreen

5. Ginger

6. Alstroemeria, Peruvian Lily

7. Snapdragon

8. Norfolk Island Pine

9. Ming Fern

10. Sprengeri Fern

11. Plumosa Fern

12. Tree Fern

13. Bird’s Nest Fern

14. Ponytail Palm

15. Tuberous Begonia

16. Schefflera, Octopus Tree

17. Calathea

18. Aster

19. Celosia, Cockscomb

20. Parlor Palm, Chamaedor Palm

21. Waxflower

22. Spider Plant

23. Florist’s Chrysanthemum

24. Spider Chrysanthemum

25. Croton

26. Larkspur

27. Ti Plant

28. Jade Plant

29. Florist’s Cyclamen

30. Artichoke

31. Dahlia

32. Delphinium

33. Dendrobium Orchid

34. Florists Carnation

35. Dumbcane

36. False Aralia

37. Green Corn Plant Dracaena

38. Corn Plant Dracena

39. Red-Margined Dracena, Dragon Tree

40. Golden Pothos, Devil’s Ivy

41. Spring Heather

42. Blue Thistle

43. Eucalyptus

44. Crown of Thorns

45. Poinsettia

46. Lisianthus

47. Benjamin Fig, Weeping Fig

48. Rubber Tree

49. Fiddleleaf Fig

50. Forsythia

51. Freesia

52. Galax

53. Salal, Lemonleaf

54. Gerbera, Transvaal Daisy

55. Gladiolus

56. Baby’s Breath

57. English Ivy

58. Sunflower

59. Amaryllis

60. Wax Plant

61. Hyacinth

62. Hydrangea

63. Hypericum Berries

64. Iris

65. Kalanchoe

66. Liatris

67. Asiatic Lily

68. Stargazer Lily

69. Trumpet Easter Lily

70. Caspia, Misty Blue

71. Sea Lavender Statice

72. Statice

73. Prayer Plant

74. Stock

75. Bells of Ireland

76. Split-leaf Philodendron

77. Myrtle

78. Daffodil

79. Boston Fern

80. Flat fern

81. Shrimp Plant

82. Peony

83. Zig Zag Plant

84. Peperomia

85. Phalaenopsis, Butterfly Orchid

86. Heartleaf Philodendron

87. Pittosporum, Mock Orange

88. Swedish Ivy

89. Tuberose

90. Protea

91. Ranunculus

92. Azalea

93. Hybrid Tea Rose

94. Leatherleaf Fern

95. Italian Ruscus

96. Israeli Ruscus, Butcher’s Broom

97. African Violet

98. Pussy Willow

99. Curly Willow

100. Sansevieria, Snake Plant

101. Thanksgiving Cactus

102. Golden Rod

103. Spathiphyllum, Peace Lily

104. Stephanotis, Bridal Wreath

105. Bird of Paradise

106. Nepthytis

107. Tulip

108. Viburnum

109. Bear Grass

110. Calla

111. Wandering Jew

112. Aphid- adult stage Small Soft-bodied Size of a pinhead
Usually green or yellow
Pear shaped
Secrete a honeydew sticky substance
Promotes blk, sooty mold on plants

113. Fungus Gnat- adult stage
Small, delicate bodied flies
1/8 inch long
Black flies, black wings and antennae
“Y” shaped pattern on forewings
Develop in growing medium of household plants

114. Leaf Miner- adult stage
Known usually as moths, sawflies and flies
Some beetles and wasps exhibit behavior
Feed on leaves
Made tunnel like pictures on their leaves as they eat away at them

115. Mealybug- adult stage Appear on plants in colonies of white masses
Have small ridges on their bodies
Small white spines that radiate outward
Live along stems & underside of leaves
Feed on sap
Secrete honeydew sticky substance
Cause plants to fade to yellow

116. Scale- adult stage Small, oblong insects Hard, turtle-shaped bodies
Have brown or blk raised lumps
Attach to stems and underside of leaves
Feed on sap
Cause plant growth to decrease and leaves to yellow and fall off

117. Snail/Slug- adult stage
Glide along their plants leaving a silvery mucous slime trail
Chew irregular holes with smooth edges on leaves
Can chew fruit and plant bark
Love to feed on low growing plants

118. Spider Mite- adult stage
Tiny, almost microscopic
Appear as small specks on undersides of young leaves.
Red, green or white in color
Suck on sap causing gray spots on leaves
Leaves fade to yellow and distort
Webs are visible on plant

119. Thrip- adult stage Tiny, brown, fly-like Found in flowers of plants
Slender with 4 very slender fringed wings
Highly mobile and difficult to see
They chew surface of plant & suck juices
Plant dries out & turns white & speckled
Leaf undersides have blk spots, tips wither

120. Whitefly- adult stage Small, snow-white 4 winged Highly mobile
Feed on leaf undersides
Suck sap causing plant to wilt, yellow and die

121. Anthracnose- damage Most visible on leaves and ripe fruit
Small irregular yellow, brown, dark-brown or black spots but can lead to coverage of a whole area
Can cause cankers and rot fruits/veg.

122. Black Spot- damage Affects rose plants
Appears on lower branches and spreads upwards
Leaves turn yellow and fall off

123. Botrytis- damage
Generalized symptoms include a gray to brown discoloration, water soaking, and a fuzzy whitish gray to tan mold (mycelium and spores) growing on the surface of affected areas.

124. Damping off- damage Poor, uneven standing of seedlings
Lesions at or below the soil line
Seedling will discolor/wilt suddenly/collapse and die

125. Mosaic Virus- damage
alternating spots of yellowish and light/dark green leaves
Leaves can appear thicker and somewhat elevated giving a blister-like appearance.
curling and yellowing of the leaves, stunted growth, and malformed fruit

126. Powdery Mildew- damage
Typically white or gray & stays on the surface
Stunting or distortion of leaves, buds, growing tips and fruit
Yellowing of leaves, premature leaf drop
General decline in the growth
Common House plants affected: African violet & begonia; Outdoor plants: lilac, phlox & some rose varieties

127. Anchor tape

128. Cardette/Card Holder

129. Casket Saddle

130. Chenille Stems- aka pipe cleaners

131. Water tubes

132. Water picks

133. Wire cutters

134. Wrist Corsage Holder

135. Greening Pins

136. Floral Tape

137. Pick Machine and Metal Picks

138. Nosegay Holder

139. Wet Floral Foam (oasis)

140. Floral Knife

141. Florist wire

142. Enclosure Card

143. Tulle

144. # 3 ribbon
5/8 inch or 16 mm.

145. # 9 ribbon
1 ½ inches or 38 mm.

146. # 40 ribbon
3 inches or 76 mm

147. Styrofoam

148. Stem Cutter

149. Sheet Moss

150. Wire Easel

151. Wooden Pick

152. Dixon Pin

153. Poly foil

154. Cellophane

155. Corsage Pin

156. Boutonniere Pin

157. Pin Holder (frog)

158. Glue Gun

159. Candle Pick/Holder

160. Dry Foam