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Agastache Rose Mint Seed

Minty scent accents lavender-rose blooms and gray-green foliage. The free-flowering tall spikes are arrayed in lavender-rose blooms and fragrant, gray-green foliage with dark stems. It’s terrific as cut flowers and a popular variety with hummingbirds.

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- Phlox, Summer Majesty Hybrid Mix
  
  Phlox, Summer Majesty Hybrid Mix Create luxurious beds in caressing, watercolor tones—light pink, white and wine. This bushy phlox—a sea of enticing color in light pink, Read More »
- Tricyrtis Formosana
  
  A must-grow plant for late summer to fall blooms. Tricyrtis, commonly called toad lily, flowers are most unusual with small tepals often spotted like toads. Native Read More »
- Single Flowered Zinnia
  
  Single Flowered Zinnia Single Flowered zinnias have a single row of petals that reveals the center of the flower, rather than hiding it like the semidouble Read More »
- 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 »
- Lichfield Angel English Rose
  
  Large creamy-white flowers with light fragrance. Deep cups open to neat rosettes, then beautiful dome shaped blooms. Their color is creamy apricot, later paling to creamy Read More »
- 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 »
- Iberis Sempervirens Whiteout
  
  Blooms up a storm in the early spring garden. An altogether striking and uncommon Iberis sempervirens, commonly known as candytufts. Spring perennial ‘Whiteout’ flowers up a Read More »
- Gipsy Queen Hyacinth Bulbs
  
  Hyacinth, Gipsy Queen Gorgeous apricot blooms. Hyacinth Gipsy Queen is as beautiful as it is fragrant. The blossoms are an apricot-salmon color and do not fade Read More »
- Giant Himalayan Lily
  
  Towering woodland lily. The impressively large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves form in upright rosettes and frame up the sometimes 10′ sturdy towers of the Giant Himalayan trumpet Read More »
- Gerbera, California Mixed Colors
  
  Gerbera, California Mixed Colors Elegant, 3″ daisy-like flowers. Exquisite shades of yellow, orange, crimson, white and pink on 2-ft. stems. Perfect for cut flower arrangements. LifeCycle: Read More »
- Centaurea Montana, Lavender Mist PPAF
  
  Sun-loving variety has 50% more blooms. ‘Lavender Mist’ carries on fragrantly flowering and reflowering from early spring into late summer—a longer, more lingering bloom time in Read More »
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  Tulip, Blue Wow Burst of blue. A true explosion of blue petals, tulip Blue Wow is a spectacular double late tulip. Perfect for planting with Tulip Read More »
- Baby Boomer Daffodil Bulbs
  
  Daffodil, Baby Boomer Super easy and very rewarding Daffodil. Baby Boomer is a jonquila type of daffodil, blooming with 7 to 8 flowers to one stem. Read More »
- Calibrachoa Kabloom Deep Pink
  
  The very first Calibrachoa from seed! The very first Calibrachoa from seed! Crazy-floriferous, heat-resistant plants joyously cascade from containers or baskets. Long-flowering pink blooms on 12-14” Read More »
- Zinfin Doll Hydrangea
  
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  Strawberry, Elan F1; Attractive plants bear fruit from July to October. Elan’s shiny, biconical bright red berries are a lovely sight in the garden. Berries stay Read More »
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- Prime-Ark 45 Blackberry Plants
  
  Blackberry, Prime-Ark 45; Produces fruits on first-year canes. Late summer into fall is the sweetest time of year: blackberry season. Developed by our friends at the Read More »

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  The very first Calibrachoa from seed! The very first Calibrachoa from seed! Crazy-floriferous, heat-resistant plants joyously cascade from containers or baskets. Long-flowering orange blooms on 12-14” Read More »
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  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. Read More »
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  Heirloom favorite. Very sweet. This heirloom favorite features luscious, bright orange flesh. Tender and very sweet, the oblong striped fruits grow to 35 lb. Read More »
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