A new and distinct cultivar of Vaccinium plant named ‘DW18-04’ is disclosed, characterized by an upright and spreading plant habit, vigorous growth and semi-deciduous habit in Florida. Fruit is very firm, with an average firmness of 333 g/mm. The new variety shows tolerance for wet soil conditions. Fruit yield is exceptionally high, with fruit ripening early, with first harvest in mid-March in Central Florida. Fruit is globose, 18 to 25 mm in diameter with an attractive waxy coating. The new variety is a Vaccinium, and is normally used for commercial fruit production.

A new cultivar of Vaccinium plant named ‘Vacbri2’ that is characterized by its young foliage that emerges pink in color and its maturing and mature foliage that is variegated with creamy white speckles.

A new cultivar of Gautheria shallon plant named ‘Gaulsidh4’ that is characterized by its leaves that are small in size and ovate to round in shape, its very compact plant habit, and its floriferous blooming habit.

A new cultivar of Gautheria shallon plant named ‘Gaulsidh4’ that is characterized by its leaves that are small in size and ovate to round in shape, its very compact plant habit, and its floriferous blooming habit.

A new cultivar of Pieris plant named ‘Piesid2’ that is characterized by its foliage with new growth that is vibrant red in color, its dense globose to rounded plant habit, and its flowers that are white and heavily flushed with pink.

A new cultivar of Pieris plant named ‘Piesid2’ that is characterized by its foliage with new growth that is vibrant red in color, its dense globose to rounded plant habit, and its flowers that are white and heavily flushed with pink.

A new cultivar of hybrid Rhododendron plant named ‘HoldenRhodo211’ that is characterized by its resistance to root rot caused by Phytophthora cinnamomi, its cold hardiness at least in U.S.D.A Zone 5, its flowers that are pink in color with yellow center markings, and its adaptability to open field conditions in Northeast Ohio.

A new cultivar of Gaultheria shallon plant named ‘Gaulsidh12’ that is characterized by its new foliage and stem growth that is red in color, its leaves that are narrow and pointed, and its broadly spreading plant habit.

‘BB14-321NA-1’ is the first known genotype selected in a low-chill temperate environment of Central Chile and tested also in the tropical environment of Peru. ‘BB14-321NA-1’ is a high-yielding early season variety that can break buds and produce fruit with very low chill or no-chill since it does not develop endo-dormancy. The fruit of ‘BB14-321NA-1’ is very large with medium blue color, high bloom and excellent fruit appearance. Fruit is firm and has juicy texture. The eating quality of ‘BB14-321NA-1’ is very good, and ‘BB14-321NA-1’ appears to have the option of jumbo early fruit for early spring production in many places of the world. It can be cultivated in soil and soilless production systems.

‘FL11-137’ is a new and distinct southern highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) variety distinguished at least by a low chilling requirement, vigorous, upright growth habit, high early yield, good field disease resistance, and large fruit that are sweet and exhibit medium size, dry picking scars.