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Kale Premier

Medium green foliage with leaves up to a foot long A high yielding variety, ‘Premier’ has medium green foliage with leaves up to a foot long. The plant is upright and compact, great for in-garden or container planting. GARDEN HINTS:

Best Sellers
- Hellebore Plants
  
  The vigorous and hardy Lenten Rose blooms in the winter and early spring garden before other plants awaken. Highly deer resistant, too. Burpee.com is pleased to Read More »
- Cornflower, Tall Double Mixed Colors
  
  Cornflower, Tall Double Mixed Colors Centaurea cyanus or Bachelor’s Buttons. Fragrant mixture of well-doubled flowers on long, strong stems makes this selection fine for cutting, dried Read More »
- Anemone Blanda Pink Star
  
  Blooms early in spring with profuse pale pink flowers sporting bright white centers. An excellent border plant that also works well as an understory addition to Read More »
- Beacon Silver Lamium
  
  Silvery ground cover for dry shade. Our top choice for problem areas in the garden. This ground cover lends beautiful cover under our old holly tree Read More »
- Snapdragon, Cinderella Mixed Colors
  
  Snapdragon, Cinderella Mixed Colors Semidwarf plants produce erect main spikes that bloom early. This mix features cream, yellow, gold, salmon-pink, orange-scarlet and crimson shades. After main Read More »
- Green River Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Green River Electrifying blooms. Viridiflora tulip Green River blooms in mid spring and is one of the most marvelous tulips with its dynamic, changing blossom Read More »
- Nosferatu Daylily
  
  Dark-purple blooms with chartreuse throats and veined, oval, ruffled petals. Lavishly lovely daylily with large shimmery 6” dark-purple blooms with chartreuse throats and veined, oval, ruffled Read More »
- Fanal Astilbe Plant
  
  Deep red flowers are large, full, and graceful in form. Flower fronds are held upright atop a low mound of foliage, creating most of the plant’s Read More »
- Laurentia, Avant-Garde Violet
  
  Laurentia, Avant-Garde Violet Scented, star-shaped lavender blossoms nonstop from June until frost. Full-bodied and trailing to 12″, the tiny, 1 ½”, scented, start-shaped lavender blooms reign Read More »
- Iberis Sempervirens Whiteout
  
  Blooms up a storm in the early spring garden. An altogether striking and uncommon Iberis sempervirens, commonly known as candytufts. Spring perennial ‘Whiteout’ flowers up a 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 »
- Zinnia, Senora™
  
  Zinnia, Senora™ This is one of the prettiest, most eye-catching zinnias we’ve encountered. The luscious color, a one-of-a-kind shade of salmon pink, makes it a welcome Read More »
- Gomphrena, Strawberry Fields
  
  Gomphrena, Strawberry Fields Extraordinary colored strawberry red Globe Amaranth. Everlasting, clover-like, strawy flowers of strawberry red. Long-stemmed, lanky plants bloom continuously midsummer through frost. Ideal for Read More »
- Marigold, Lofty Lady
  
  Marigold, Lofty Lady Giant plants produce enormous blossoms with sweet fragrance. You have never seen a marigold this tall—and you’ll never see it at your local Read More »
- Four O’Clock Seeds
  
  Four O’Clock Seeds Mirabilis produce fragrant trumpet flowers that open in late afternoon. All thrive in poor, dry soil. Burpee.com is pleased to provide quality Four Read More »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Chandler Strawberry Plants
  
  Chandler Junebearer Strawberry Plants Produces lots of semi-early fruit. Medium to large in size and medium in firmness. Very nice, sweet dessert quality flavor. Performs well 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 »
- Tristan F1 Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Tristan F1; Very ornamental for pot growing. An exceptional variety, with the unique combination of deep rose flowers and sweet, bright red berries. Compact, neat Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Pansy, Ocean
  
  Pansy, Ocean The flowers are outstanding tones of purple shades. The happy dark purple face contrasts beautifully with the soft purple tones on each flower. A Read More »
- Pepper Sweet Pinot Noir
  
  Fruits blush to shades of citrus, berry and cherry red. Burpee Exclusive Customer Favorite! Like its namesake, this attractive 5″ long sweet bell pepper shows a Read More »
- Golden Wax Bean Seed
  
  Bean, Bush, Golden Wax Organic Delicious buttery flavor. Growing on an upright bush, bright yellow, stringless pods of 4-5″ are easy to spot among green foliage. Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Broccoli, Calabrese
  
  Delicious early and late season heirloom favorite. Introduced to the seed trade around 1910, this variety was brought to our shores—and our gardens—by Italian immigrants. A Read More »
- Pea Maestro
  
  Great flavor. Plants bear heavy crops of 4½ ” pods, with 9-12 medium-sized peas per pod. The sweetness of garden peas is legendary. Plants bear heavy Read More »
- Kale Lacinato
  
  Italian heirloom with blue-green leaves loaded with flavor, Also known as Dinosaur or Tuscan Kale, this Italian heirloom dates back to the 18th century, and is Read More »