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1. www.ballseed.com › WEBTRACKPLANTINFOGlory Road Coleus - Ball Seed

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   A group of trailing coleus with vibrant colors that can be grown in the shade. Intense red and burgundy-colored leaves with green edges are cascading, making it perfect for hanging baskets, windowboxes and containers.

2. www.ballfloraplant.com › series_infoColeus Glory Road - Ball FloraPlant

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   Coleus Glory Road. Stunning colors and patterns for full sun and shade. Versatile, premium varieties are very late to never flowering. Low-maintenance, high-impact plants are perfect for large pot programs and landscaping.

3. www.hortmag.com › plants › trailblazer-coleus-varietiesNew TrailBlazer Coleus Are Long-Lasting Foliage Annuals

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   Aug 1, 2023 · With their extremely late flowering and good natural branching, the new Glory Road and Road Trip coleus varieties provide a colorful show of large and plentiful leaves throughout the growing season, with no pinching required from the gardener.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ColeusColeus - Wikipedia

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   Coleus ( / ˈkoʊliəs /, KOH-lee-əs) is a genus of annual or perennial herbs or shrubs, sometimes succulent, sometimes with a fleshy or tuberous rootstock, found in the Afro-Eurasia tropics and subtropics. The relationship among the genera Coleus, Solenostemon and Plectranthus has been confused.

5. plants.vandermeernursery.com › 11110008 › PlantTrailBlazer Glory Road Coleus (Solenostemon scutellarioides ...

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   TrailBlazer™ Glory Road Coleus' attractive serrated pointy leaves remain red in colour with distinctive lime green edges and tinges of burgundy throughout the year on a plant with a spreading habit of growth.

6. davesgarden.com › guides › pfColeus 'Trailblazer Glory Road' - Dave's Garden

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   I found Glory Road to be a very nice, small-ish, mounding/trailing coleus. The red color is darker and less interesting in shady location ...Read More s; but brighter and more vivid when grown with some sun.

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   Are Glory Road & road trip Coleus a good plant?

   • With their extremely late flowering and good natural branching, the new Glory Road and Road Trip coleus varieties provide a colorful show of large and plentiful leaves throughout the growing season, with no pinching required from the gardener.

   New TrailBlazer Coleus Are Long-Lasting Foliage Annuals

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   Where did Glory Road & road trip Coleus come from?

   • Origin: Glory Road and Road Trip coleus were introduced in 2023 by BallSeed as part of the TrailBlazer line. The species Plectranthus scutellarioides (formerly Solenostemon scutellarioides) is a tender perennial native to Southeast Asia. How to grow it: These coleus can grow in sun or shade. They require moderate watering.

   New TrailBlazer Coleus Are Long-Lasting Foliage Annuals

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   What does Glory Road Coleus look like?

   • Glory Road coleus has two-toned red leaves with a somewhat maple-like shape. Common names: TrailBlazer Glory Road and Road Trip coleus Botanical names: Plectranthus scutellarioides 'Baltazlord' (Glory Road) and P. s. 'Baltazrip' (Road Trip). ( Solenostemon scutellarioides is a former name for this species.) Exposure: Sun or shade

   New TrailBlazer Coleus Are Long-Lasting Foliage Annuals

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   Can Glory Road Coleus grow in a container?

   • Glory Road coleus in a container. Origin: Glory Road and Road Trip coleus were introduced in 2023 by BallSeed as part of the TrailBlazer line. The species Plectranthus scutellarioides (formerly Solenostemon scutellarioides) is a tender perennial native to Southeast Asia. How to grow it: These coleus can grow in sun or shade.

   New TrailBlazer Coleus Are Long-Lasting Foliage Annuals

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8. agsci.psu.edu › flower-trials › Plant-NameColeus (Solenostemon) Trailblazer™ 'Glory Road' from Penn ...

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   Rating Scale: 5 = Excellent (Outstanding) • 4 = Good (Nice Display) • 3 = Fair (Average/Moderate) • 2 = Poor (Below Average) • 1 = Unacceptable. Rating Key ...