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Hannah’s Choice Blueberry Plants

Blueberry Hannah’s Choice; An early season variety especially adapted to the Northeast. Hannah’s Choice is an outstanding blueberry with medium to large, firm, flavorful fruits. An early season variety that is adapted especially to the Northeast. Plants are upright and

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    Aster Totem Pole Mix

    Aster, Totem Pole Mixed Colors Lovely mix: a painterly palette of blue, cerise, rose-pink and white asters. Each plant has 8-10 long, strong, upright stems topped Read More »
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    Pansy, Yellow Blotch

    Pansy, Yellow Blotch The bright yellow flower is visible from long distance, it’s that spectacular. The most popular of all the pansies sold. Known as the Read More »
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    Marigold, Nema-Gone

    Marigold, Nema-Gone A beautiful marigold that’s also a great organic pest control. Nema-Gone is proven in trials to be effective in killing nematodes in the soil, Read More »
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    Deutschland Astilbe Plant

    The bright white, feathery plumes of this outstanding variety sway above its red-tinged, glossy green foliage in late spring and early summer. Vigorous and carefree, it Read More »
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    Ascot Rainbow Euphorbia

    Euphorbia, Ascot Rainbow PP21404 Stunning variegated foliage. An outstanding perennial, with gorgeous variegated foliage. From spring to fall, narrow strap-shaped, gray-green leaves and bracts are uniformly Read More »
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    Centaurea Caramia

    Ultimate bumblebee magnet. Prettily flowering from May to September, ‘Caramia’s frilly blooms boast fluffy bluish-pink center quills circled by coronas of lighter-toned petals. With very attractive Read More »
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    Fresh Look Red Celosia Seeds

    Celosia, Fresh Look Red Excellent cut flower—fresh or dried. 2004 All-America Gold Medal winner. A breeding breakthrough. Day after day, dense and brilliant rose-red plumes appear 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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    Yonina Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Yonina As pretty a pink tulip as you will ever see. In the world of tulips, there are many colors, types and sizes—Yonina is one Read More »
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    Nemophila, Baby Blue Eyes

    Nemophila, Baby Blue Eyes American wildflower is perfect in beds and containers or as an annual groundcover. This versatile native American wildflower (also known as California Read More »
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    Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix

    Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix The compact dome-shaped plants start to bloom when only 3″ tall. All-America Selections winner! Semi-double and single 1¼” flowers are excellent for pots, Read More »
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    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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    Pink Double Delight Echinacea

    Double the flower power in half the height. Fancy flowers in hot pink bloom for 2-3 months. These gorgeous coneflowers are well branched with sturdy flower Read More »
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    Sriracha Violet Cuphea

    The cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely big purple blooms. For the first time ever, a cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely big purple Read More »
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    Pansy, Blue Frost

    Pansy, Blue Frost Outstanding pansy for providing the earliest of color in your spring garden. A delicate soft blue pansy that offers a mounded growth habit Read More »