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Plants in NFL Team Colors

Show your team colors in the garden. Below are the official brand colors of all 32 NFL 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.

AFC 16 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
EastBuffalo BillsRoyal Blue#00338DRed#C60C30
EastMiami DolphinsAqua#008E97Orange#FC4C02
EastNew England PatriotsNautical Blue#002244Red#C60C30
EastNew York JetsGotham Green#125740Black#000000
NorthBaltimore RavensPurple#241773Black#000000
NorthCincinnati BengalsOrange#FB4F14Black#000000
NorthCleveland BrownsBrown#311D00Orange#FF3C00
NorthPittsburgh SteelersBlack#101820Gold#FFB612
SouthHouston TexansDeep Steel Blue#03202FBattle Red#A71930
SouthIndianapolis ColtsRoyal Blue#002C5FWhite#FFFFFF
SouthJacksonville JaguarsTeal#006778Gold#D7A22A
SouthTennessee TitansNavy#0C2340Titans Blue#4B92DB
WestDenver BroncosOrange#FB4F14Navy#002244
WestKansas City ChiefsRed#E31837Gold#FFB81C
WestLas Vegas RaidersSilver#A5ACAFBlack#000000
WestLos Angeles ChargersPowder Blue#0080C6Sunshine Gold#FFC20E

NFC 16 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
EastDallas CowboysNavy#003594Silver#869397
EastNew York GiantsBlue#0B2265Red#A71930
EastPhiladelphia EaglesMidnight Green#004C54Silver#A5ACAF
EastWashington CommandersBurgundy#5A1414Gold#FFB612
NorthChicago BearsNavy#0B162AOrange#C83803
NorthDetroit LionsHonolulu Blue#0076B6Silver#B0B7BC
NorthGreen Bay PackersDark Green#203731Gold#FFB612
NorthMinnesota VikingsPurple#4F2683Gold#FFC62F
SouthAtlanta FalconsRed#A71930Black#000000
SouthCarolina PanthersProcess Blue#0085CABlack#101820
SouthNew Orleans SaintsOld Gold#D3BC8DBlack#101820
SouthTampa Bay BuccaneersRed#D50A0APewter#34302B
WestArizona CardinalsCardinal Red#97233FBlack#000000
WestLos Angeles RamsRoyal#003594Sol#FFA300
WestSan Francisco 49ersRed#AA0000Gold#B3995D
WestSeattle SeahawksCollege Navy#002244Action Green#69BE28

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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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