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  Angelonia

  Angelonia, Serena Purple The first angelonia available from seed. Free-flowering the summer through, Serena Purple’s compact, tidy plants are stellar all-around performers: whether conditions are wet, Read More »
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  Eupatorium dubium Little Joe

  Eupatorium dubium ‘Little Joe’ PP16122 Joe Pye weed Eupatorium dubium is a little known dwarf species of native Joe Pye Weed. In appearance, E. dubium is Read More »
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  Mammoth Daisy Red Mum

  Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Red mums are a must for vibrant fall color. Semi-double blooms are bright red with perfect round Read More »
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  Pansy, Yellow Blotch

  Pansy, Yellow Blotch The bright yellow flower is visible from long distance, it’s that spectacular. The most popular of all the pansies sold. Known as the Read More »
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  Grosso Lavender

  The lavender of choice for potpourri and sachets Most fragrant, most lovely, the lavender of lavenders. Mounded, shrubby cultivar grows to 2-3’-tall, arrayed with alluring silver-green Read More »
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  Brilliant Red Poppy

  Makes a striking display in the late spring garden. Huge, bright scarlet-orange flowers feature black blotches at the base of each petal. Plants bloom profusely in Read More »
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  Pansy, Plentifall Frost

  Pansy, Plentifall Frost The best Pansy to use in containers on the patio. “Hands down:” the most popular pansy. Great to use in containers and baskets Read More »
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  Foxtrot Tulip Bulbs

  Tulip, Foxtrot Pretty in Pink. Foxtrot is an outstanding double late tulip. The large 4-inch blossoms are pink edged by rose. We suggest pairing them with Read More »
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  Esperanto Tulip Bulbs

  Tulip, Esperanto Wild and popular. Esperanto blooms in late spring and is the wildest of the Viridiflora tulips, full of color and unusual shapes. The large Read More »
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  Kaleidoscope Four O’Clock Seeds

  Four O’Clock, Kaleidoscope A heavy bloomer, filling the garden with incredible color throughout summer! Our breeders developed a mixture of multicolored Four O’Clock cultivars in a Read More »
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  First Yellow Geranium

  One of the hardest colors to get in geranium. This is a triumph of plant breeding. Hello, yellow. Presenting the first true yellow geranium—ever! A breakthrough Read More »
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  Dakota Gold Helenium

  Pretty and tough! Grows and shines in heat, drought, humidity and rain. Our bright new North American native is one of the most weather-tolerant annual plants Read More »
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  Thunbergia Alata Seeds

  Thunbergia, Alata Mix Black-eyed susan vine. Slender, trailing black-eyed susan vines with dark, finely etched eyes peeking out of star-shaped 1″ blooms in shades of orange, Read More »
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  Bombshell Hydrangea

  Hydrangea, Bombshell PP21008 Short but extremely prolific with hundreds of blooms in sun or shade. Use in containers and small borders. Bombshell’s name reflects the way Read More »
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  Gazania, Daybreak Pink Shades

  Gazania, Daybreak Pink Shades Add sizzle to the garden with this romantic color. We’re blushing with pride over our pink Daybreak Gazania. If your garden is Read More »