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Bean, Italian Rose

Bean, Italian Rose Wild color and taste in abundance. HEIRLOOM. Beauty and the bean—color and taste in abundance. Long an Italian favorite, Italian Rose will make an excellent addition to your summer soups or risotto. The intensely marked pods, marbled

Best Sellers
- Morning Glory, Cotton Candy
  
  Morning Glory, Cotton Candy A great morning glory for small gardens. We are smitten with the sheer, delicate beauty of this unique introduction. Cotton Candy lives 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 »
- Crocus sieberi, Tricolor
  
  Crocus sieberi, Tricolor Joyous, gorgeous herald of spring: often flowers in winter. The snow might be falling, but this especially pretty crocus–with violet petals, yellow and Read More »
- Zinnia, Raspberry Lemonade Mix
  
  Zinnia, Raspberry Lemonade Mix Vibrant mix for easy, summer-long blooms. Customer Favorite! This Zinnia marylandica mix comes with superior disease and drought tolerance. (Zinnia marylandica is Read More »
- Calibrachoa Kabloom Crave Sunset
  
  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 »
- Gladstone Astilbe Plant
  
  Botanical Name: Astilbe japonica Specifications Bloom Time; Late Spring Color; White Foliage Color; Green Height; 12-24″ Sun Requirements; Partial Shade Type/Size; 3-5 eye Hardiness Zone; 4, Read More »
- Sugar Love Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Sugar Love Remarkable change of colors. A superb Triumph Tulip, Sugar Love displays a splendid color change in the garden. It starts with solid pink Read More »
- Canaliculatis Daffodil Bulbs
  
  Daffodil, Canaliculatis This Daffodil has great Karma. It’s a pleasure to be around in the garden. Canaliculatis is beauty in motion. The clear white flowers suspend Read More »
- Variegated Iris Ensata
  
  Showy display of large, bright, royal-purple flowers. Purple blaze! Whether in or out of bloom, this larger-than-life variegated, bearded Japanese iris is ever so alluring. From Read More »
- Izumi Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Izumi Pink flowers morph to various pinks as the flower ages. Pink is a great color in every garden, and Izumi provides so many tones Read More »
- Salpiglossis, Royale Yellow
  
  Salpiglossis, Royale Yellow Sun-loving favorite for beds and containers. Call us old-fashioned—please! Here’s a vintage beauty that’s overdue for a revival. The chorus of abundant deep Read More »
- Queen Charlotte Anemone
  
  A delightful perennial with charming pink blooms that are 3-4″. Happy in partial shade and great for adding late season interest. Read More »
- 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 »
- Pansy, Sunrise
  
  Pansy, Sunrise Perfectly named with the colors of a morning sky. Fantastic sky colors of pinks and yellows will remind you of a colorful sunrise. The Read More »
- Echinacea Pink Shimmer
  
  Luminous coneflower with dazzling rose pink blooms. A uniquely luminous coneflower with dazzling rose pink blooms. Upright plants are 3′ tall, showing off full-rounded blooms 3-5″ Read More »

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- Jewel Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Jewel; Large, juicy strawberries have a superb flavor and textural quality. Jewel is an exceptional strawberry. It is widely adapted, hardy and consistently produces very Read More »
- 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 »
- Sharpblue Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Sharpblue; Southern Highbush fruiting early in the season. Sharpblue is one of the best and most adaptable variety in low chill areas. Great for milder Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Collards Georgia
  
  A southern favorite that is high in calcium. Tender, blue-green leaves that will withstand light frost. The mild cabbage-like flavor actually improves with a light frost. Read More »
- Pea Easy Peasy
  
  A taste winner in our trials. Self-supporting plants. Here come the peas. Likely the top yielder in your spring garden, Easy Peasy is soon loaded with Read More »
- Monarda Bee’s Knees Plants
  
  Monarda, Bee’s Knees : Compact and clean foliage that will thrive in humidity. Selected in our trial field at Fordhook Farm, Monarda Bee’s Knees has shown Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Sweetheart Lettage, Caraflex Hybrid
  
  Space-saving mini cabbage stores for up to 10 weeks. Soft, tender deep-green leaves brimming with succulent sweet flavor make this green the new star of the Read More »
- Mesclun Green Party Mix
  
  The sweetest and tangiest greens in our garden in a wide spectrum of tastes, textures and colors. We put it together—a connoisseur’s collection of flavorful lettuces Read More »
- 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 Read More »