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Garlic Early Italian

Produces larger cloves than most softnecks. Better adapted to summer heat. This hefty garlic infuses entrees, soups and salads with sweet, mild flavor. These easy-growing, widely adapted garlics will keep 10 months. Garlic may begin growth late in fall or

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    Europa Astilbe Plant

    Big light pastel pink flower plumes are very feathery and full. Especially lovely when in deep shade – the blooms seem to light up. Flower fronds Read More »
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    Mammoth Daisy Red Mum

    Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Red mums are a must for vibrant fall color. Semi-double blooms are bright red with perfect round Read More »
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    Batalinii Bright Gem Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Batalinii Bright Gem Rich yellow flowers that are warm and inviting in every garden. A very fine tulip that produces masses of thick yellow flowers Read More »
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    Angelonia

    Angelonia, Serena Purple The first angelonia available from seed. Free-flowering the summer through, Serena Purple’s compact, tidy plants are stellar all-around performers: whether conditions are wet, Read More »
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    Double Delights Perfection Hydrangea

    Hydrangea, Double Delights ™ Perfection PPAF Compact, mounded habit that fits small gardens and containers. This reblooming mophead hydrangea has extra sturdy stems that hold dense, Read More »
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    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 »
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    Tahiti Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Tahiti Vivid yellow and orange colors combine to create a warm tropical like flower in early spring. A vivid and outstanding yellow tone sets the Read More »
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    Garden Ready Flower Plants

    We do the growing for you! Speed up your flower garden with these pre-started flower plants that arrive at the best time for planting in your Read More »
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    Hibiscus Honeymoon Red F1

    The border comes to life with ‘Honeymoon Red’s floral fantasia of outsize, 6-8” vivid red blooms. Upright, bushy, well-branched 24-36” plants, arrayed with dinnerplate-sized blooms, work Read More »
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    Portulaca Seeds

    Portulaca Seeds Bright, colorful plants for hot, dry places in your garden. Sow outdoors after last frost, or start indoors 4-6 weeks earlier. Space 6-8″ apart. Read More »
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    Pentas Seeds

    Pentas Seeds Clusters of five-petaled flowers in shades of white, pink, lavender or red are perfect for a butterfly garden. This annual attracts hummingbirds as well. Read More »
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    Mr. Fokker Anemone Coronaria

    Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and blue flowers. Also known as poppy anemone, it grows Read More »
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    Summer Storm Hibiscus

    Hibiscus, Summer Storm PPAF Huge, visually seductive flowers from mid-summer into fall. Summer Storm’s huge pink 8-10″ flowers seduce the eye with their color, refined details Read More »
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    Illumination Flame Digiplexis

    Foxglove cross with luminous reddish-orange flowers is a marvel of color and shape. Welcome a new dimension in the land of flowers. Like a foxglove from Read More »
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    Zinnia, Giant Flowered Mixed Colors

    Zinnia, Giant Flowered Mixed Colors Huge dahlia-like flowers. Full color range. Customer Favorite! Huge, 5″ doubles, on sturdy, bushy plants. Zinnias add bold, vibrant color to Read More »