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Radicchio Chicory Red Verona

Small, red, cabbage-like heads ready to pick in fall. Leaves are sharp-flavored, use sparingly in green salads. May also be saut‚ed, steamed or grilled with meats. GARDIN HINTS: Do not plant too early in spring or plants may bolt (go

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- Zinnia, Queen Red Lime
  
  Zinnia, Queen Red Lime Exotic and unusual bicolor zinnia. Flowers 2½-3″ across are thickly layered with maroon red petals, then crowned with lime green. Vigorous plants Read More »
- Canna, South Pacific Scarlet
  
  Canna, South Pacific Scarlet Stunning red-orange plumes with feathery spikes: a continuous show of sensuous color. One gorgeous breakthrough: the first-ever, high-quality canna you can grow Read More »
- Columbine Songbird Mix
  
  Dramatic shaped flowers in lovely shades of light blue, rose and white. Large blue, rose and white flowers bloom early on compact plants. Rising above the Read More »
- Poppy, California Watermelon Heaven
  
  Poppy, California Watermelon Heaven Easy to grow, fast flowering, super colors. Mouth-watering color and silky crepe-paper petals make this poppy a scrumptious showpiece throughout summer. Splashy Read More »
- Plectranthus Seeds
  
  Plectranthus Seeds Known for its distinctive, abundant silvery-green foliage, plectranthus makes a great complement to colorful annuals in a bed or border. Also makes a great Read More »
- Allegro Poppy
  
  Compact Oriental poppy with great garden performance. A wonderful compact form of the classic orange-scarlet Oriental poppy. With very stiff stems, it has the same big Read More »
- Zinnia, Old Mexico
  
  Zinnia, Old Mexico Heirloom 1962 All-America Selections winner. Old Mexico is a selection of Mexican zinnia (Zinnia haageana), a compact and disease resistant type of zinnia Read More »
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  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 »
- Dalaya Shari Dahlia
  
  A floriferous flurry of big, bold, bicolor blooms. Look forward to a continuing floriferous flurry of great big, bold, bicolor blooms. Gorgeous 16-18” tall plant’s cream-colored Read More »
- Chaters Pink Hollyhock
  
  Ruffly, double flowers, 3½” across. Hollyhock is the backbone of the old-fashioned cottage garden, with its stately spires of large, delicate, wide open, round flowers. Chaters Read More »
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  Heuchera, Big Top Gold PP 21775 Huge leaves up to 8″ in size. Robust mounds flaunt the largest leaves and flowers of any of the villosa Read More »
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  Hyacinth, Hollyhock Double crimson-red. Fully double blooms create great displays in the spring. Deep pink almost red blooms add vertical dimension, and are focal point for 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 »
- 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 »
- Grosso Lavender
  
  The lavender of choice for potpourri and sachets Most fragrant, most lovely, the lavender of lavenders. Mounded, shrubby cultivar grows to 2-3’-tall, arrayed with alluring silver-green Read More »

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- Crimson Night PPAF Raspberry Plants
  
  Raspberry, Crimson Night PPAF; Fall bearing with fantastic flavor. Expect bountiful harvests of dark, shiny berries in the fall. Fruits are medium-large, conical with excellent flavor. Read More »
- Chandler Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Chandler; Bred especially for California, the Carolinas and southern gardens. These early midseason June-bearing strawberries are a good choice for fresh pickings of homegrown, bright Read More »
- Southmoon Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Southmoon PP# 9,834; Southern Highbush fruiting mid-late in the season. Large berries with complex and robust flavor, Southmoon is perfect for southern areas with little Read More »

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- Pansy, Ocean
  
  Pansy, Ocean The flowers are outstanding tones of purple shades. The happy dark purple face contrasts beautifully with the soft purple tones on each flower. A Read More »
- Hamilton Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Hamilton The best tulip for full sun. Tulip Hamilton has a love affair with the sun. In mid spring as days get longer and the Read More »
- Melon Canary Spanish Sun Hybrid
  
  Crisp, firm and delicious with pale green flesh. Edible sunlight. The name of this luscious Spanish oval-shaped, smooth-skinned 6 lb. melon is inspired by the bright Read More »

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- Lettuce Paris White Cos
  
  Favorite for caesar salads. Crisp and sweet; a must for traditional Caesar salad. Distinctive, elongated heads about 10″ long. Read More »
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  HEIRLOOM. The standard bell pepper. HEIRLOOM. The standard bell pepper for many decades, this 1928 introduction is still the largest open-pollinated, heirloom bell you can grow. Read More »
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  The look is hot but the flavor is not! Burpee Exclusive Yes, it’s a gorgeous little bush studded all over with shiny red-orange rockets—too pretty to Read More »