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Little Quick Fire Hydrangea

Hydrangea Paniculata, Little Quick Fire Nonstop, mind-blowing blooms. Creamy white flower spikes kindle into deep pink with fiery carmine highlights on red stems on neat, compact plants before other varieties, from early summer and clear through to September. The flower

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  Crocus tommasinianus, ‘Barr’s Purple’ The standard for an early flowering purple crocus. When the rain is pouring and the wind howling in early spring, crocus becomes Read More »
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  Crocus vernus, Jeanne d’Arc Pure white Blooming with clean white blooms and purple stems Jeanne d’Arc is pure enjoinment in early spring. Plant together with Galanthus Read More »
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  One of the most colorful salvias. Tubular salvia blossoms are spectacular in hot magenta pink, against dark green foliage and maroon stems. Upright clumps are in Read More »
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  Blueberry, Toro; Northern Highbush fruiting in mid-season. Considered to be one of the most beautiful blueberry plants with bright red foliage in fall, the large and Read More »

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