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Hydrangea Serrata, Tiny Tuff Stuff PPAF

Perfect for even the smallest city or townhouse garden, patio containers, the mixed border or massed. These plants are diminutive, no more than 18-24” tall and wide, perfect for even the smallest city or townhouse garden, patio containers, the mixed

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  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 »
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  Zinnia, Starlight Rose All-America Selections winner for 2010 Unique bicolor blooms are white with a bright rose star pattern. Disease and drought tolerant, plants offer a Read More »
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  Single Flowered Zinnia Single Flowered zinnias have a single row of petals that reveals the center of the flower, rather than hiding it like the semidouble Read More »
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  Echinacea, Sundown Ppaf Unique orange coneflower! Enormous orange flowers up to 6″ across on tall 3-ft. plants. A new favorite for the back of the perennial Read More »
- Vulcan Red Lobelia
  
  Fiery cardinal-red spikes. Fiery cardinal-red flower spikes bloom on strong stems over deep purple foliage on full, well branched plants, making this a truly outstanding perennial Read More »
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  Tulip, Blue Wow Burst of blue. A true explosion of blue petals, tulip Blue Wow is a spectacular double late tulip. Perfect for planting with Tulip Read More »
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  Pansy, Ocean Breeze Mix The best color combination for fall and early spring. Outstanding mix to use for fall color in the garden. Pansies are excellent Read More »

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