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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

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- Pansy, Rose Wing
  
  Pansy, Rose Wing It is not a mix—it’s one flower that has many color tones. The flowers constantly change as they age, going from a distinct Read More »
- Petunia, Sophistica Blackberry Hybrid
  
  Petunia, Sophistica Blackberry Hybrid Deep blackberry flowers and dark foliage stands out in any setting. Sensuous, shimmering black beauty with burgundy-reddish undertones and dark green foliage. Read More »
- Petunia, Debonair Dusty Rose
  
  Petunia, Debonair Dusty Rose Unique color combination between yellow throat and rosy background. We delight in this variety’s uniquely attractive color combination. With yellow throats and Read More »
- Pansy Seeds and Plants
  
  Pansy Seeds and Plants Enjoy happy and fragrant faces in pots, beds and in your kitchen garden for edible blooms. Sow indoors 8 weeks before last Read More »
- Rosella’s Dream Asiatic Lily
  
  Lily Asiatic Hybrid, Rosella’s Dream Exquisite clear rose. One of the earliest to bloom, this is superb as a cut flower and is a valuable addition Read More »
- Mint Crisp Honeysuckle
  
  Fragrant honeysuckle with speckled leaves. This luscious blend of honeysuckle fragrance and delectable cream speckled leaves is irresistible! Plant in patio pots and train upright along Read More »
- Marigold, Taishan Yellow
  
  Marigold, Taishan Yellow Top performing, yellow marigolds. The most exceptional branching dwarf marigold available on the market. Lush plants that perform better and last longer. Very Read More »
- 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 »
- Vinca, Merry Go Round Grape
  
  Vinca, Merry Go Round Grape This is the most hardy of vincas—it’s enormous, colorful and carefree. Vincas are the indestructible beauties of the garden. While resembling Read More »
- Marigold, Sugar And Spice Mix
  
  Marigold, Sugar And Spice Mix Includes white marigolds scattered among bright yellow, gold and orange blooms. Sugar and Spice mix has fully double, carnation-type flowers, on Read More »
- Ballerina Ruffles Helleborus Plant
  
  Winter Thriller, ‘Ballerina Ruffles’ adds balletic grace to woodland sites. Bedazzled! You will delight in this exquisite cultivar. Come early spring, ‘Ballerina Ruffles’ adds balletic grace Read More »
- Eupatorium dubium Little Joe
  
  Eupatorium dubium ‘Little Joe’ PP16122 Joe Pye weed Eupatorium dubium is a little known dwarf species of native Joe Pye Weed. In appearance, E. dubium is Read More »
- Scarlet Green Coleus
  
  Beautifully patterned bicolor leaves create a striking presence in the border. Coleus add considerable interest, texture and out of this world color to the shady border. Read More »
- Netty’s Pride Asiatic Lily
  
  Lily Asiatic Hybrid, Netty’s Pride Gleaming maroon on cream petals. Netty’s Pride is a fine early blooming hybrid sporting polished maroon purple stippling with ivory to Read More »
- Campanula Fuchsian Bells
  
  Colorful masses of brilliant fuchsia bellflowers. The perennial border springs to life with colorful masses of brilliant fuchsia 2” bellflowers. From spring to summer, ‘Fuchsian Bells’ Read More »

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- Oneal Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Oneal; Southern Highbush fruiting very- early in the season. Very early fruiting, Oneal is considered to be the best tasting of all Southern Highbush blueberries. Read More »
- Blueray Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Blueray; Largest berry on the market! Very sweet, light blue fruits resist cracking. Ripen in July and the harvest goes on for weeks. Plant with 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
- Snapdragon, Plumblossom Hybrid
  
  Snapdragon, Plumblossom Hybrid Freely branching, perfect for cutting. A must-have for the tall border and excellent as cut flowers. Purple-pink and cream bicolors from straight spikes Read More »
- Cantaloupe Olympic Express Hybrid
  
  Early maturing with excellent flavor and gorgeous flesh. One beauteous, tasty and sweet cantaloupe. Tipping the scales at 6-7 lb., this early-maturing variety boasts exceptional fruit Read More »
- Gourd Ornamental Large Bottle
  
  Large, bottle-shaped fruits make novel bird houses. Large, bottle-shaped fruits make novel bird houses. Attractive fall and winter decorations. Vines spread 12 ft. Read More »

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- Cucumber Crystal Apple
  
  Pretty New Zealand heirloom with pale greenish fruits resembling Granny Smith apples. Originating in New Zealand, this unusual heirloom cucumber was first offered in 1934. When Read More »
- Tomato Cloudy Day Hybrid
  
  Thrives in cool weather! Early and late blight resistant too. Burpee Exclusive Cool weather? Late Season? ‘Cloudy Day’ offers up bountiful cocktail tomatoes brimming with sunshine. Read More »
- Onion Texas Supersweet
  
  So sweet you can eat it raw. How sweet it is. Supersweet lives up to its name. It’s so sweet you can eat it raw. The Read More »