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Plants in NBA Team Colors

Official brand colors for all 30 NBA teams, by conference and division. Click any color swatch to open the Plant Club color wheel and see the perennials, annuals and shrubs we're aware of that bloom in that shade.

Eastern Conference 15 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
AtlanticBoston CelticsCeltics Green#007A33Gold#BA9653
AtlanticBrooklyn NetsBlack#000000White#FFFFFF
AtlanticNew York KnicksKnicks Blue#006BB6Knicks Orange#F58426
AtlanticPhiladelphia 76ersBlue#006BB6Red#ED174C
AtlanticToronto RaptorsRed#CE1141Black#000000
CentralChicago BullsBulls Red#CE1141Black#000000
CentralCleveland CavaliersWine#860038Gold#FDBB30
CentralDetroit PistonsRoyal Blue#1D42BARed#C8102E
CentralIndiana PacersNavy#002D62Gold#FDBB30
CentralMilwaukee BucksGood Land Green#00471BCream City Cream#EEE1C6
SoutheastAtlanta HawksTorch Red#E03A3EVolt Green#C1D32F
SoutheastCharlotte HornetsTeal#00788CPurple#1D1160
SoutheastMiami HeatRed#98002EYellow#F9A01B
SoutheastOrlando MagicMagic Blue#0077C0Silver#C4CED4
SoutheastWashington WizardsNavy#002B5CRed#E31837

Western Conference 15 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
NorthwestDenver NuggetsMidnight Blue#0E2240Sunshine Yellow#FEC524
NorthwestMinnesota TimberwolvesMidnight Blue#0C2340Lake Blue#236192
NorthwestOklahoma City ThunderThunder Blue#007AC1Sunset#EF3B24
NorthwestPortland Trail BlazersRed#E03A3EBlack#000000
NorthwestUtah JazzBlack#000000Yellow#F9A01B
PacificGolden State WarriorsWarriors Blue#1D428AGolden Yellow#FFC72C
PacificLos Angeles ClippersRed#C8102ENavy#12173F
PacificLos Angeles LakersPurple#552583Gold#FDB927
PacificPhoenix SunsOrange#E56020Purple#1D1160
PacificSacramento KingsPurple#5A2D81Gray#63727A
SouthwestDallas MavericksRoyal Blue#00538CNavy#002B5E
SouthwestHouston RocketsRed#CE1141Black#000000
SouthwestMemphis GrizzliesBeale Street Blue#5D76A9Midnight Blue#12173F
SouthwestNew Orleans PelicansNavy#0C2340Red#C8102E
SouthwestSan Antonio SpursSilver#C4CED4Black#000000

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Field-Grown vs. Greenhouse-Grown Plants

Plants which are well-adapted to our local climate are most often field-grown (outside). Field-grown plants are generally cheaper and have the advantage of already somewhat acclimated to our cold winters, but that means they’re not artificially far along in the spring and tend to bloom at the normal time in our area.

Spring annuals and tender perennials are typically grown in Greenhouses so they can be ready and luxurious exactly when customers want them. Some perennials are also “forced” into early bloom in greenhouses. In May, there can be a very big difference between field-grown and greenhouse-grown plants of the same type. The latter typically look good right away (so they’re a great choice where that’s important), but we typically pay a premium for it.


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