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Blue Eyed Daisy Seeds

Blue Eyed Daisies Seeds Stunning dark purple-blue centers on 2-3″ flowers make this unique daisy a striking addition to garden beds and tubs. Blue Eyed Daisy, Passion Mix The first blue-eyed daisy that’s quick-blooming and easy to grow from seed!

Best Sellers
- Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix
  
  Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix The compact dome-shaped plants start to bloom when only 3″ tall. All-America Selections winner! Semi-double and single 1¼” flowers are excellent for pots, Read More »
- World Peace Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, World Peace Petals in magenta, edged with gold. World Peace is an exceptional Darwin Hybrid tulip, producing large 5-inch blossoms with solid magenta petals edged Read More »
- Karl Rosenfield Peony Plant
  
  An old standard with subtly fragrant, bright crimson, double flowers. Beautiful foliage keep plants attractive even when not in bloom. A later, midseason bloomer that fills Read More »
- Morning Glory, Zeeland Hybrid Mix
  
  Morning Glory, Zeeland Hybrid Mix An exciting blend of all morning glory colors including some very unusual bicolors. This strain is exceptionally fast-growing and quick to Read More »
- Hibiscus Honeymoon Red F1
  
  The border comes to life with ‘Honeymoon Red’s floral fantasia of outsize, 6-8” vivid red blooms. Upright, bushy, well-branched 24-36” plants, arrayed with dinnerplate-sized blooms, work Read More »
- Synaeda Amor Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Synaeda Amor Soft and gentle pink blooms . A great cut flower, Tulip Synaeda Amor is also exceptional in the garden. Lovely pink blooms are Read More »
- Camelot Daffodil Bulbs
  
  Daffodil, Camelot Striking display of yellow. Warm golden yellow, large-cupped flowers bloom in spring, combine well with many of the early white varieties. Lasts for days Read More »
- Everlasting Amethyst Hydrangea
  
  Hydrangea, Everlasting ™ Amethyst PP22261 Blooms change colors like a chameleon. This stately hydrangea goes on a psychedelic, kaleidoscopic journey into color. The compact 4 x Read More »
- Miss Violet Buddleia
  
  Buddleia, ‘Miss Violet’ PPAF Fragrant floriferous beacon draws an entourage of butterflies. Compact butterfly bush delivers an outsize blast of stunning rich-purple flowers. ‘Miss Violet’s vibrant Read More »
- Moonflower, Giant White
  
  Moonflower, Giant White HEIRLOOM. Fragrant 6″ flowers open in the evening. These old fashioned flowers, as the name implies, open in the evening. As evening falls, Read More »
- Easter Moon Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Easter Moon Large blooms glow like the moon. Large blooms and tall stems are the great attributes of Tulip Easter Moon. We recommend planting with Read More »
- 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 »
- Petunia, Cottage Queen
  
  Petunia, Cottage Queen Very vigorous and fast growing petunias. Compared to regular petunias, they are twice as vigorous. An old-fashioned petunia with once-upon-a-time romantic appeal. Fast- Read More »
- 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 »
- 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 »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Northsky Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Northsky; Half-High Blueberry fruiting mid-season. Northsky is the most cold-hardy of all blueberries and can survive extreme winter conditions. The compact bushes that carry a Read More »
- Royalty Raspberry Plants
  
  Raspberry, Royalty; Large to very large. Royalty is one of the largest red raspberries available. When ripe, it’s soft purple in color, has a light fresh Read More »
- Jubilee Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Jubilee; Southern Highbush that thrives under adverse conditions. Jubilee, a Southern Highbush developed in Mississippi, thrives well under adverse conditions – heavy soils, summer heat Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Carrot Kaleidoscope Blend Organic
  
  Our exclusive blend of wild colors—organic! We’ve combined five distinct colors of carrots in one special blend for a pretty rainbow effect that is sure to Read More »
- Hyacinth Astilbe Plant
  
  It’s delicate coloring and graceful flower form combine to make this premium Astilbe especially striking in the garden and in the vase. Its lacy, lavender-pink flower Read More »
- Glamini Gladiolus Bulbs
  
  Breakthrough Dutch Gladiolus! Introducing a breakthrough in Dutch gladiolus in shades of yellow, red, purple and white. Growing just 24″ tall, the Glaminis bloom earlier and Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Onion Big Daddy
  
  Spanish-type yellow onion. This flavor-rich Spanish-type yellow onion is a real keeper. A good-sized crop will provide you with a year’s worth of flavorful pleasure; they Read More »
- Cucumber Supremo Hybrid
  
  The perfect pickling cucumber—petite and crunchy. Particular about pickles? Well, here’s the one to pick. This new 3-5″ pickling cucumber produces fruit on every node of Read More »
- Broccoli, Calabrese
  
  Delicious early and late season heirloom favorite. Introduced to the seed trade around 1910, this variety was brought to our shores—and our gardens—by Italian immigrants. A Read More »