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Cucumber Green Knight Hybrid

This one gets really huge, but it’s at its tender best when still an 8″ baby cuke. Green Knight has great yield and excellent flavor. It gets enormous, but it’s at its tender best when it’s still an 8″ baby

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    Miss Molly Buddleia

    Amazing Color! This long-blooming beauty produces the deepest wine-dark pink to red flowers of any butterfly bush you have ever seen. Flower spikes in a regal Read More »
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    Showtime Dahlia Plant

    Lively blooms burst with color like fireworks on the 4th of July. Customer Favorite! The large 3″ blossoms boast an outer ring of outrageous orange with Read More »
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    Chromacolor Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Chromacolor Great color contrast of white and salmon. Chromacolor is large corona daffodil. It produces one large flower per stem. They are real conversational piece, Read More »
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    Salpiglossis, Royale Yellow

    Salpiglossis, Royale Yellow Sun-loving favorite for beds and containers. Call us old-fashioned—please! Here’s a vintage beauty that’s overdue for a revival. The chorus of abundant deep Read More »
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    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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    September Charm Anemone

    A blooming blaze of serene pink. Coming to a border near you: a blooming blaze of serene pink. Flowering like mad from late summer into fall, Read More »
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    Tricyrtis Formosana

    A must-grow plant for late summer to fall blooms. Tricyrtis, commonly called toad lily, flowers are most unusual with small tepals often spotted like toads. Native Read More »
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    Geranium Soft Spoken

    Masses of glowing flowers top perfect mounding plants. You’ve never seen such a geranium. ‘Soft Spoken’s demure pastel-rose-hued flowers make an inspiring addition to the regal Read More »
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    Ipomopsis, Hummingbird Mix

    Ipomopsis, Hummingbird Mix This refined Southwest American native makes a wonderful cut flower for the home gardener! Customer Favorite! Now you can enjoy the festive colors Read More »
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    Zinnia, Zowie Hybrid

    Zinnia, Zowie Hybrid All-America Selections winner. Without a doubt, this is the boldest, most intensely colored and longest lasting zinnia we’ve ever seen, a garden traffic-stopper! Read More »
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    Verona Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Verona Outstanding early double blooming tulip. Verona is an excellent garden performer with large peony-like blossoms that endure the early April showers. Plant in concert Read More »
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    Strawflowers Seeds

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    Oktoberfest Calendula Seeds

    Calendula, Oktoberfest Non-stop deep-orange blooms: great for cutting. From early spring until the middle of summer, Oktoberfest blooms and blooms, supplying a steady stream of vase-ready Read More »
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    Rudbeckia, Indian Summer

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    Zinnia, Envy

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