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Centaurea Caramia

Ultimate bumblebee magnet. Prettily flowering from May to September, ‘Caramia’s frilly blooms boast fluffy bluish-pink center quills circled by coronas of lighter-toned petals. With very attractive foliage on stiffly upright 12-24” stems, excellent new border addition resembles a thistle, but

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  Zinnia, Purple Prince Dahlia-flowered zinnia. A royal addition to your palette of zinnia colors. This zinnia’s intense rosy purple projects a purity of color that charms Read More »
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