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Bean, Blue Lake 274 Bush

Bean, Blue Lake 274 Bush Plump, tender pods 5 to 6″ long, with white seeds. Blue Lake 274 is an all-time favorite bean that’s nearly fiber-free, produces prolifically over a long season and has excellent flavor, fresh or frozen. A

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    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 »
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    Poppy, Venus

    Poppy, Venus Majestic blooms flower throughout the summer. A double peony type with majestic, bright salmon-pink blooms packed tightly with fringed petals for a bold garden Read More »
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    Wendy’s Wish Salvia

    One of the most colorful salvias. Tubular salvia blossoms are spectacular in hot magenta pink, against dark green foliage and maroon stems. Upright clumps are in Read More »
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    Choca Mocha Cosmos

    Low-maintenance plant that can stand drought and heat. Native to Mexico and extinct in the wild, Cosmos atrosanguineus is a low-maintenance plant that can stand drought Read More »
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    Salpiglossis, Royale Purple Bicolor

    Salpiglossis, Royale Purple Bicolor Cottage garden favorite that adds a colorful impact to beds, borders and vases. Those with a passing acquaintance with Latin will recognize Read More »
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    Zinnia, Senora™

    Zinnia, Senora™ This is one of the prettiest, most eye-catching zinnias we’ve encountered. The luscious color, a one-of-a-kind shade of salmon pink, makes it a welcome Read More »
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    Red Cypress Vine

    Cypress Vine, Red Slender twining vine with delicate ferny threadlike leaves climbs to 15 ft. Treasures for a trellis, these early-blooming, twining vines are festooned with Read More »
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    Poppy, California Watermelon Heaven

    Poppy, California Watermelon Heaven Easy to grow, fast flowering, super colors. Mouth-watering color and silky crepe-paper petals make this poppy a scrumptious showpiece throughout summer. Splashy Read More »
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    Geranium Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Geranium A rare fragrant daffodil, its sweetness is very noticeable. Daffodils are not known to be fragrant, but in the case of Geranium, there is Read More »
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    PotLuck Dahlia

    One bulb produces dozens of flowers in different colors. You have never encountered a dahlia like this, one that is sure to create a colorful commotion Read More »
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    Rainbow Loveliness Dianthus

    Dianthus, Rainbow Loveliness Mix Uniquely lacy blooms loaded with fragrance. These fragrant, antique charmers have intense, sweet-and-spicy aroma. Deeply cut, lacy flowers in shades of rosy Read More »
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    Millet, Purple Majesty

    Millet, Purple Majesty AAS Gold winner 2003. Head-high, dark purple and very handsome. Purple Majesty makes a dramatic centerpiece in almost any planting. A beautiful and Read More »
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    Zinnia, Zahara Double Strawberry

    Zinnia, Zahara Double Strawberry Improved disease tolerance, and low water needs. One of the easiest flowers to grow in the home garden, Zinnia Zahara Double Strawberry Read More »
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    Poppy California, Sunset Mixed Colors

    Poppy California, Sunset Mixed Colors Bright mix of red, cream, orange, gold and pink. The California poppy is not a true poppy but has a similar Read More »
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    Carnival de Rio Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Carnival de Rio Modern Rembrandt Tulip. Although Carnival de Rio looks like the heirloom Rembrandt tulip, the flamed bicolor pattern is not caused by virus. Read More »