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Plants in NHL Team Colors

Official brand colors for all 32 NHL 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 16 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
AtlanticBoston BruinsGold#FFB81CBlack#000000
AtlanticBuffalo SabresRoyal Blue#003087Gold#FFB81C
AtlanticDetroit Red WingsRed#CE1126White#FFFFFF
AtlanticFlorida PanthersRed#C8102ENavy#041E42
AtlanticMontreal CanadiensRed#AF1E2DBlue#192168
AtlanticOttawa SenatorsRed#DA1A32Black#000000
AtlanticTampa Bay LightningBlue#002868White#FFFFFF
AtlanticToronto Maple LeafsBlue#00205BWhite#FFFFFF
MetropolitanCarolina HurricanesRed#CE1126Black#000000
MetropolitanColumbus Blue JacketsUnion Blue#002654Goal Red#CE1126
MetropolitanNew Jersey DevilsRed#CE1126Black#000000
MetropolitanNew York IslandersRoyal Blue#00539BOrange#F47D30
MetropolitanNew York RangersBlue#0038A8Red#CE1126
MetropolitanPhiladelphia FlyersOrange#F74902Black#000000
MetropolitanPittsburgh PenguinsBlack#000000Gold#FCB514
MetropolitanWashington CapitalsRed#C8102ENavy#041E42

Western Conference 16 teams

DivisionTeamPrimarySecondary
CentralChicago BlackhawksRed#CF0A2CBlack#000000
CentralColorado AvalancheBurgundy#6F263DSteel Blue#236192
CentralDallas StarsVictory Green#006847Silver#8F8F8C
CentralMinnesota WildForest Green#154734Iron Range Red#A6192E
CentralNashville PredatorsGold#FFB81CNavy#041E42
CentralSt. Louis BluesBlue#002F87Gold#FCB514
CentralUtah MammothMountain Blue#6CACE4Rock Black#010101
CentralWinnipeg JetsPolar Night Blue#041E42Aviator Blue#004C97
PacificAnaheim DucksOrange#F95602Black#000000
PacificCalgary FlamesRed#C8102EGold#F1BE48
PacificEdmonton OilersBlue#041E42Orange#FF4C00
PacificLos Angeles KingsBlack#111111Silver#A2AAAD
PacificSan Jose SharksTeal#006D75Black#000000
PacificSeattle KrakenDeep Sea Blue#001628Ice Blue#99D9D9
PacificVancouver CanucksBlue#00205BGreen#00843D
PacificVegas Golden KnightsGold#B4975ASteel Grey#333F42

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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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