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Bean, Bush, Big Kahuna

Bean, Bush, Big Kahuna An unstoppable harvest of crisp, flavorful, giant beans up to 11 inches. Bigger beans, bigger flavor. The winner for taste in Burpee’s bean play-offs. You’ll be astonished at Big Kahuna’s crisp, nutty flavor, giant 11″ pods

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    Redskin Dahlia Seeds

    Dahlia, Redskin Each stem produces a different flower color. The best redskin dahlia from seed. A blaze of rich color, each 18″ stem produces a flower Read More »
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    Real Glory Shasta Daisy

    Dazzling daisy with gorgeous color. Shasta daisies have earned their prized place in the perennial border. ‘Real Glory,’ a dazzling new daisy, makes a gorgeous impression, Read More »
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    Petunia, Magic Carpet Hybrid Mix

    Petunia, Magic Carpet Hybrid Mix Five tranquil Wave colors—a shimmering blanket for your flower beds. The spreading Wave petunias just get better and better. Five experimental Read More »
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    Zinnia, Tequila Lime

    Zinnia, Tequila Lime Amazing crisp green lime flowers. Customer Favorite! Large, bright zinnias in a citrusy, delectable shade of green. You will marvel at the clear, Read More »
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    Giant Crocus Bulbs

    Crocus, Giant Mix Extra large flowers are the first to bloom in spring. Plant them in large drifts in your lawn, garden or under shrubs and Read More »
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    Coleus, Chocolate Mint

    Coleus, Chocolate Mint Brings bold drama to partially shady corners of your garden. High-voltage contrast punctuates each leaf of our latest coleus, providing bold drama to Read More »
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    Oso Easy Double Red Rose

    Easy-growing plants require no spraying, pruning or maintenance. The cutely named Oso Easy® lineup has a glorious new addition in this long-blooming, large double red stunner Read More »
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    Zinnia, Uptown Grape

    Zinnia, Uptown Grape Great big wine-red blooms offer a continuous fiesta of dreamy color. Great big wine-red blooms produce a gorgeous tapestry of color. Floriferous, medium-sized Read More »
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    Chorus Line Daylily

    Transforms into a shimmering pink sea of diamond-dusted 3½” blooms. Daylily cultivar has won prize after prize, and you’ll quickly see why. Over time, a massing Read More »
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    Sweet Pea, Enchante

    Sweet Pea, Enchante Tricolor combination of rose pink flushed on cream standard petals with blue wing petals. Burpee has a continuing love affair with sweet peas. Read More »
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    Zinnia, Zahara Double Cherry

    Zinnia, Zahara Double Cherry Perfect for dry, hot areas. This zinnia variety comes with exceptional disease tolerance, perfect for dry areas where water will be a Read More »
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    Asclepias Seeds

    Asclepias Seeds A must for any butterfly garden. Come midsummer, Asclepias–or butterfly weed–produces elegant rounded clusters of bright orange, orange-red, or (occasionally) yellow flowers. Drought-tolerant. Asclepias, Read More »
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    Echinacea Seeds and Plants

    Echinacea (coneflower) plants are easy-to-grow natives that bloom heavily from summer to fall. Drought tolerant and long-lasting, with magnificent displays of large daisies with coned centers. Read More »
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    Paeonia Sorbet

    Enticing double blooms are ringed with soft pink and ivory petals. Peonies are standout stars of late spring. Welcome new hybrid variety is admired for striking Read More »
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    Green River Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Green River Electrifying blooms. Viridiflora tulip Green River blooms in mid spring and is one of the most marvelous tulips with its dynamic, changing blossom Read More »