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Blue Book Guide to Preserving

This is the comprehensive book on home canning and preserving. It will teach you everything you need to know to safely and effectively preserve the fruits of your garden labors. 128 pages

Best Sellers
- Abutilon Seeds
  
  Abutilon, Summer Sherbert Mix Can be grown indoors in winter. As refreshing as a sherbet cooler with colorful 3-4″ blooms. Can be brought in and grown Read More »
- Cosmos Seeds
  
  Cosmos Seeds Bright, colorful “daisies” bloom on long stems with ferny leaves. Tolerates poor soil, heat and drought. Sow outdoors after frost. Burpee.com is pleased to Read More »
- Marigold, Boy O’ Boy Mix
  
  Marigold, Boy O’ Boy Mix Burpee Exclusive marigold! Customer Favorite! Our superb crested types are a well-balanced mix of early, continuously blooming yellow, gold, red and Read More »
- Claire Austin Rose
  
  A unique white among the usual red roses. Claire Austin is a 2011 introduction with a superb, distinct scent of myrrh and vanilla. With a 120-petal Read More »
- Artist Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Artist First-class Viridiflora Tulip. “Viridiflora” means green flower, and so this one is—accented with salmon-pink. It’s an exotic and matchless cut flower and readily naturalizes Read More »
- Zinnia, Envy
  
  Zinnia, Envy HEIRLOOM. Invigorate your garden and vases with the rarest flower color of all. Green Zinnias in your garden make a dramatic display that words Read More »
- Ad Rem Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Ad Rem Dramatic bright scarlet with yellow edges. Ad Rem is a Darwin Hybrid tulip that flowers in glowing scarlet red petals edged with yellow. Read More »
- Coconut Punch Dianthus
  
  Dianthus, Coconut Punch PPAF Old-fashioned frilly flowers with outstanding fragrance. Frilly double red and white blooms are spectacular in the spring sun and again the fall. Read More »
- Gomphrena, QIS Mix
  
  Gomphrena, QIS Mix Ideal selection for landscaping or bouquets. QIS Series is an ideal selection for either landscaping or bouquets. Loose, open-branched, and great for cutting Read More »
- Fulda Glow Sedum
  
  Rose-red flowers will exult in the steady stream of compliments from visitors Plant a mass of this lovely rose-red stonecrop in the landscape or border, and Read More »
- Zinnia, Oklahoma Mix
  
  Zinnia, Oklahoma Mix Classic double zinnia with super-healthy green foliage. Zinnias add bold, vibrant color to gardens. The more you cut the more they bloom! Oklahoma Read More »
- Physalis Alkekengi Chinese Lantern
  
  Vividly colored, orange-red, lantern-shaped fruits. Chinese Lantern is largely grown for its vividly colored, orange-red, lantern-shaped fruits that can be cut and dried and used for Read More »
- Sunflower, Strawberry Blonde Hybrid
  
  Sunflower, Strawberry Blonde Hybrid The first rose-pink sunflower! You’ve never seen a sunflower with colors like this! Our first-ever rose-pink sunflower! It is absolutely stunning in Read More »
- Ampelaster Carolinianus
  
  Tough native vine. This tough native vine features deliciously fragrant, 1” spidery, lavender to pink flowers with yellow centers to add a final burst of color Read More »
- Weigela florida Spilled Wine PPAF
  
  Wine-dark leaves and weath of hot pink flowers. Wine-dark, purple leaves with a wavy edge intensify to nearly black, offsetting a wealth of hot pink flowers Read More »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Sweet Charlie Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Sweet Charlie; The standard for Florida and southern gardens. Exceptionally sweet berries are medium-sized, deep red and very flavorful. Plants are well-adapted to southern gardens, Read More »
- Seascape Strawberry Plants
  
  Seascape Everbearer Strawberry Plants Plump, juicy berries are incredibly sweet and flavorful, produced non-stop June through frost. This amazing everbearing strawberry has a compact habit – Read More »
- Osage PPAF Blackberry Plants
  
  Blackberry, Osage PPAF; Exceptional flavor and sweetness. Perfect for home gardens. This new thornless blackberry bred by Dr. John Clark at University of Arkansas System Division Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Echinacea PowWow White
  
  Dense branching with white coneflowers. Let the (flower) show begin! The sensational explosion of 3-4″ pure white flowers with golden centers dazzles from early to late Read More »
- Pea Blue Bantam
  
  Burpee heirloom has flavor, earliness and yields. Exclusive. Introduced by Burpee in 1902, this heirloom variety won over gardeners with its delicious flavor, earliness, quality, and Read More »
- Mixed Anemone Blanda
  
  Cute, colorful, carefree, daisy-like blooms in a mix of hot pink, pure white, and deep blue. They naturalize easily to provide a welcomed spring spectacle year Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Cauliflower Snowball Y Organic
  
  High quality hybrid from France. An early maturing, snow white, high quality hybrid from France, suitable for both spring or fall plantings. Read More »
- A La Carte Hybrid Spinach Seed
  
  Fast-growing with a dense, savory nutty flavor. Cooking spinach is possibly the easiest, fastest and most rewarding task in the kitchen. Rinse, boil or steam, and Read More »
- 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 »