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Espoma Citrus-Tone

Citrus-tone all natural plant-food is ideal for citrus, fruit, and nut trees. Citrus-tone is the result of the Espoma Company’s expertise in natural organics combined with recommendations from leading research universities. Citrus-tone’s all natural formula contains Bio-tone, a proprietary blend

Best Sellers
- Real Glory Shasta Daisy
  
  Dazzling daisy with gorgeous color. Shasta daisies have earned their prized place in the perennial border. ‘Real Glory,’ a dazzling new daisy, makes a gorgeous impression, Read More »
- Will’s Wonderful Mum
  
  Hundreds of small picoteed daisies are a joy to behold in autumn. Neat & hardy plants keep in bloom without much care. Just as the rest Read More »
- Fire Spinner Delosperma
  
  Delosperma, Fire Spinner PPAF South African variety features multi-colored flowers. South African variety produces a delirious spring-summer tapestry of multicolored flowers over spreading mats of apple-green Read More »
- Warm Summer Echinacea
  
  Echinacea, Warm Summer US7,982,110 Exceptional first-year flowering coneflower from seed. A magical palette of coneflowers in lush, warm colors creates a tropical garden spectacle from June 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 »
- Mammoth Daisy Coral Mum
  
  Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Coral lavender daisies add unusual tones in fall. Daisies open a beautiful coral shading to lavender pink. Read More »
- Gipsy Queen Hyacinth Bulbs
  
  Hyacinth, Gipsy Queen Gorgeous apricot blooms. Hyacinth Gipsy Queen is as beautiful as it is fragrant. The blossoms are an apricot-salmon color and do not fade Read More »
- Thunbergia Alata Seeds
  
  Thunbergia, Alata Mix Black-eyed susan vine. Slender, trailing black-eyed susan vines with dark, finely etched eyes peeking out of star-shaped 1″ blooms in shades of orange, Read More »
- Digiplexis Berry Canary
  
  Breakthrough crossing of isoplexis and digitalis. Blooms summer through fall. You will love ‘Berry Canary,’ a breakthrough crossing of isoplexis and digitalis. Spikes crowded with vivid Read More »
- Morning Glory, Cotton Candy
  
  Morning Glory, Cotton Candy A great morning glory for small gardens. We are smitten with the sheer, delicate beauty of this unique introduction. Cotton Candy lives Read More »
- Foxy Foxglove
  
  Foxglove, Foxy Mixed Colors The first foxglove bred to bloom the first year. This All-America Selections winner is the first foxglove bred to bloom the first Read More »
- Petunia, Blueberry Lime Jam Mix
  
  Petunia, Blueberry Lime Jam Mix Great mix for containers and tubs. Pretty. Easy. Here’s a new idea in the land of petunias. By combining different varieties Read More »
- Daffodils 100 Days
  
  Daffodils 100 Days Grow consistent flowering daffodils during the entire daffodil season. This special mix of daffodils is guaranteed to provide blooms for 100 days! The Read More »
- Route 66 Coreopsis
  
  Rich yellow blooms with burgundy-splashed centers. This hardy coreopsis boasts rich yellow blooms with burgundy-splashed centers. In autumn, the blooms transform to rich burgundy red. 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 »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Raspberry, Caroline PP 10,412
  
  Raspberry, Caroline PP 10,412 : Everbearing crops of delicious berries. Caroline delivers two bumper crops of sweet, firm red raspberries—first in late June and then from Read More »
- Cold Weather Strawberry Plants
  
  Cold Weather Strawberry Collection – 30 root divisions Botanical Name: Fragaria Species Description: This collection puts together three of the most popular cold weather strawberries we Read More »
- Marionberry Plants
  
  Marionberry; Big harvests of tart, sweet berries. The very berry for your next jam session. Marionberry is a type blackberry developed by the USDA-ARS breeding program Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Coir Pellets
  
  Potting soil and pot in one little unit. Potting soil and pot in one little unit which, when watered, expands to 1¾” in diameter, 2 1/8″ Read More »
- Bean, Blue Lake 274 Bush
  
  Bean, Blue Lake 274 Bush Plump, tender pods 5 to 6″ long, with white seeds. Blue Lake 274 is an all-time favorite bean that’s nearly fiber-free, Read More »
- Onion Walla Walla Sweet
  
  Big round onions with sweet, mild, juicy flesh. The best mild choice for the North. Famous for its mild flavor, this long-day sweet onion was a Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Tomato Mr. Stripey
  
  Pretty, sweet-tasting 1 lb. fruits with a high sugar content. Mr. Stripey’s mild, sweet-tasting fruits have a high sugar content and grow to over 1 lb. Read More »
- Persian Basil Seed
  
  All America Selections award winner. You have to be an outstanding and bodacious basil to be named a 2015 All America Selections winner. Delectable basil gets Read More »
- Cabbage King Slaw Hybrid
  
  Extra-huge cabbage Burpee Exclusive Ever grow a 15 pounder? This prizewinner easily gets that big and with a little luck can top 20 lb. GROWING HINTS: Read More »