Best Sellers

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  Crape Myrtle Coral Magic PPAF

  Our favorite shrub blooms gloriously mid to late summer. One crazy-beautiful, extra-planetary shrub, ready to land in your garden. A towering 6-10 ft. tall, this well-adapted Read More »
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  Campanula Iridescent Bells

  Dazzling blooms cover upright plants. Upright plants are topped by elegant clusters of large, 2″ bellflowers. Young buds are deep purple, opening to pale lavender luminous Read More »
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  Zinnia, Profusion Orange Hybrid

  Zinnia, Profusion Orange Hybrid All-America Selections Gold Medal winner for its extraordinarily high level of disease resistance. No need to deadhead because new shoots and blossoms Read More »
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  Nasturtium, Alaska Mix

  Nasturtium, Alaska Mix Colorful, edible nasturtiums tolerate poor soils and heat or cold. Gold, orange, salmon and mahogany flowers arise from compact plants with attractive variegated Read More »
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  Vincas Seeds

  Vincas Seeds The “impatiens” for full sun. Flowers look uncannily like impatiens both individually and in the way they cover their bushy plants. But, unlike impatiens, Read More »
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  Petunia, Shock Wave Coral Crush

  Petunia, Shock Wave Coral Crush Unique coral color that does not fade in the high light of summer. Produces wave upon wave upon wave of shimmering Read More »
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  Violas Seeds

  Violas Seeds These petite country cousins of the modern pansy are tougher in the face of cold and heat—no garden should be without them. Start indoors Read More »
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  Hollandia Anemone Coronaria

  Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and scarlet flowers with black button centers. Also know as Read More »
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  Jazz Hands Loropetalum

  Loropetalum, JAZZ HANDS™ DWARF WHITE White Chinese fringe-flower. A very pretty compact addition to the ‘Jazz Hands’ lineup, white cultivar’s spring burst of pure-white flowers are Read More »
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  Will’s Wonderful Mum

  Hundreds of small picoteed daisies are a joy to behold in autumn. Neat & hardy plants keep in bloom without much care. Just as the rest 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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  Dinnerplate Café au Lait Dahlia

  Dinner plate size blooms in nuanced color. A sublimely pretty new addition to the dinnerplate dahlia color palette. The larger than life cream-going-on-tan, 8-10″ blooms are Read More »
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  Lord Lieutenant Anemone Coronaria

  Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and double blue flowers. Also known as poppy anemone, it Read More »
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  Magnus Echinacea Seeds

  Stunning lavender-rose petals surround the trademark “shuttlecock”. Echinacea purpurea Magnus was the 1998 Perennial of the Year Award winner. With enormous flowers up to 6″ across, Read More »
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  Marigold, Happy Days Mix

  Marigold, Happy Days Mix Masses of 2″ flowers bloom early and profusely until frost. Happy Days Mix adds masses of 2″ brilliant yellow, orange and red Read More »