2004 FEATURED PLANT OF THE MONTH

January	Tangerine Pimiento	The peppers look like miniature tangerines as they ripen and should be harvested when they reach a lovely orange color.
February	Huazontle	Also known as Red Aztec Spinach, Huazontle (wah-ZONT-lay) looks and tastes somewhat like broccoli
March	Purple Majesty Ornamental Millet	Growing up to four to five feet in height, Purple Majesty works equally well in boarders or containers.
April	Honeyberry	he Honeyberry is related to the honeysuckle.
May	Marvelous Microgreens	Straight from the West Coast is the latest trend in fresh salads for you and your pets….microgreens.
June	Orange Jasmine	Imagine the sweet aroma of a blossoming orange grove.
July	Aloe Vera	Aloe vera is known worldwide for the propensity of its sap to aid in the quick healing of cuts and burns.
August	Areca Palm	Also known as the Yellow Palm or Butterfly Palm, the Areca Palm is one of the most popular houseplants.
September	Apple or Manzano Banana	The name of this wonderful banana pretty much says it all…delicious!
October	Gerbera Daisy	The Gerbera Daisy produces lovely flowers, which in its natural state are red, yellow or orange
November	Chinese Evergreen	In addition to good looks, research has shown that the Chinese Evergreen is able to remove airborne toxins making it a valuable part of any home.
December	Christmas Wintergreen	One of the most useful edible plants native to the United States, the tiny Christmas Wintergreen adds a bright spot of color to a drab winter landscape