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Pole Bean Seeds Pole beans reward the home gardener with excellent bean plants that yield all summer long with only the slightest effort of building a trellis or setting up a row of poles. Burpee.com is pleased to provide high

Asparagus, Pacific Purple Florid purple color and love-me-tenderness. We are passionate about this asparagus’ florid purple color and love-me-tenderness. The spears’ surprising and delectable mild flavor and color merit a starring role in hors d’oeuvres and salads. Grows up to

Oriental Greens, Zen Hybrid Fast growing, mildly sweet green ready in just 30 days! This new fast growing, mildly sweet green can be picked and enjoyed 30 days from sowing. Zen resembles collard greens, but the leaves are larger and

Pak Choi, White Choi A favorite for Asian cuisine. Ready in just 30 days. 30-60 days. Bolts later than any other pak choi in the patch. Pak choi, also known as ‘bok choy’, takes its name from the Chinese name

Pea, Masterpiece A triple treat sensation! Parsley-like tendrils, peas, and pod are all edible and delicious. Pea foliage is ready in a month’s time for a delicate pea-like flavor in an edible green. This pea is a people-pleaser on all

Asian Greens Add Asian Greens to your salads, or sautee the leaves to enjoy. Grow from seed in as little as 30 days. Burpee.com is pleased to provide high quality Asian Greens Seeds including… Pea, Masterpiece A triple treat sensation!

Arugula, Selvatica Organic Heat tolerant and very flavorful. A smaller, wilder form of arugula that is heat tolerant. Tangy flavor is unbelievably tasty and ideal for salads. We searched the world to find the best organic seed—Burpee fully guarantees that

Arugula, Organic Zesty, peppery flavor. Certified Organic. The tender young leaves have a robust, peppery flavor that is a pleasant accent in tossed salads or served alone with vinaigrette dressing. We searched the world to find the best organic seed—Burpee

Arugula, Rocket (Roquette) Zesty accent in salads. Customer Favorite! Tender smooth leaves with robust, peppery flavor. Cook mature leaves with other greens. GARDEN HINTS: Grows best in cool weather. Can also be grown as a fall crop. Sow early in

Arugula Seeds Arugula is easy to grow in warm weather or cool. Harvest baby leaves in three weeks; pick mature leaves later for cooking with other greens. Resow every three weeks. Burpee.com is pleased to provide high quality Arugula Seeds

Artichoke, Green Globe An American favorite since Colonial times, and grown by Thomas Jefferson. Tender is the artichoke. The 3-6′ plants of this perennial produce 3-4″ edibly tender flower heads in 18 months. With thick, fleshy scales and solid center,

Artichoke, Imperial Star Hybrid Grow your own artichokes and enjoy the large, edible flower buds at their prime. Attractive plants with grey-green foliage grow 4 ft. tall with a similar spread. High yields of sweet, mild tasting flower buds, 4½”

Artichoke, Lulu Hybrid A winner in trials – now available as garden-ready plants. Burpee Exclusive. Artichoke-lovers will be delighted this very special vegetable is now available as a plant! A culinary delicacy since ancient Rome, the giant flower buds offering

Artichoke Seeds Grow your own artichokes from seed and enjoy the large, edible flower buds at their prime. Burpee.com is pleased to provide high quality Artichoke Seeds including… Artichoke, Lulu Hybrid A winner in trials – now available as garden-ready

Spinach, Salad Fresh : Withstands harsh weather. Customer Favorite! This semi-Oriental spinach grows fast to 8″ long and 3″ wide. Withstands harsh weather for a long, high-yield growing season. Bolt tolerant. Sun: Full Sun, Part Sun Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor

Kale, Lacinato : Italian heirloom with blue-green leaves loaded with flavor Also known as Dinosaur or Tuscan Kale, this Italian heirloom dates back to the 18th century, and is an essential ingredient of caldo verde (green broth), a popular soup

Broccoli, Sun King Hybrid : Tight blue-green heads stand up against the heat of summer. Attractive blue-green heads sit ready to harvest through the early heat of spring and sweeten when kissed by fall frosts. Well leafed plants yield these

Garlic, Early Italian Produces larger cloves than most softnecks. Better adapted to summer heat. Customer Favorite! This hefty garlic infuses entrees, soups and salads with sweet, mild flavor. These easy-growing, widely adapted garlics will keep 10 months. Garlic may begin

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- Showtime Dahlia Plant
  
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- Artist Tulip Bulbs
  
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- Easter Moon Tulip Bulbs
  
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- Innuendo Tulip Bulbs
  
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- Asclepias incarnata Ice Ballet
  
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- Angelonia
  
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- Zinnia, Dancing Girls
  
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