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Burpee Exclusive Customer Favorite! No room for vines? Bush types take one-third the space, so they’re great for containers and raised beds. Bush Champion’s huge 8 to12″ cukes make this our favorite mini. You won’t believe the large number of

You won’t believe the large number of crisp, bright green slicers you’ll get. Burpee Exclusive Customer Favorite! No room for vines? Bush types take one-third the space, so they’re great for containers and raised beds. Bush Champion’s huge 8 to12″

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- Celosia Seeds
  
  Celosia Seeds Whether gracefully feathered or exotically coral-shaped, celosia provides tremendous drama to the garden. Continuously blooms in any soil or weather, and vibrant colored blooms Read More »
- Alyssum Seeds
  
  The most versatile edging plant—easy, fast, dainty and dense. Flowers continuously with a delicious fragrance. Alyssum, Carpet Of Snow A sea of fragrant blooms for edging. Read More »
- Dahlia Victoriana Mix Seeds
  
  Dahlia, Victoriana Mix The brightest old-fashioned single dahlias available today. Plenty of 2″ blooms arrive in early summer in fluorescent shades of yellow, pink, rose, orange Read More »
- Abutilon, Summer Sherbert Mix
  
  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 Read More »
- Pansy, White Blotch
  
  Pansy, White Blotch As if the happy face is painted onto the white flower, it’s a very pleasant and fun pansy. A great contrast of colors, Read More »
- Grand Maitre Crocus Bulbs
  
  Crocus vernus, Grand Maitre Lavender blue goblets. Grant Maitre blooms with bright lavender blue goblets. The best one to plant in mass for natural look. Extremely Read More »
- Red Satin Coreopsis
  
  Coreopsis, Red Satin PPAF Sturdy plants with deep color flowers. Produces a non-stop, summerlong display of sensuous, wine-red blooms on sturdy upright 15-18” stems with narrow Read More »
- Coleus, Rainbow Mixed Colors
  
  Coleus, Rainbow Mixed Colors Outstanding mixture—the best and brightest colors of medium-sized leaf varieties. Coleus is grown for its brilliant, glowing foliage rather than flowers. This Read More »
- Hellebore Pink Fizz
  
  Radiant white with rounded petals Large, 3” flowers are radiant white with rounded petals have striking fuchsia pink veining and speckles and a delicate dark pink Read More »
- Morning Glory, Grandpa Ott
  
  Morning Glory, Grandpa Ott Classic morning glory. Covers itself with flowers. Along with Heavenly Blue, this is the classic morning glory! Vines are extremely vigorous, up Read More »
- Olive Mosaic Coleus
  
  Enchanting, multicolored leaves create a tropical spectacle in the shade. Coleus is a foliage plant par excellence, a favorite of discerning gardeners since Victorian times. ‘Olive Read More »
- Malachite Heuchera
  
  Unique ruffled and curled foliage plant for shade. The bright green foliage of Malachite is stunning in the shade garden. The hardy foliage is nearly evergreen Read More »
- Cosmos, Seashells Mix
  
  Cosmos, Seashells Mix Petals are like lightly fluted seashells. Flowers 3″ across, petals lightly rolled like seashells in creamy and pastel white, pink, rose and carmine. Read More »
- Geranium, Big Red Hybrid
  
  Geranium, Big Red Hybrid Huge flowers, twice the size of other seed varieties. Bright, bold 5″ flower heads are twice the size of other hybrid geraniums Read More »
- Nasturtium, Peach Melba
  
  Nasturtium, Peach Melba HEIRLOOM. Bright creamy yellow blossoms with maroon blotches near the centers Grown first in kitchen gardens, young leaves, buds and flowers were picked Read More »