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Mesclun Green Party Mix

The sweetest and tangiest greens in our garden in a wide spectrum of tastes, textures and colors. We put it together—a connoisseur’s collection of flavorful lettuces (Paris White Cos, Royal Oak Leaf, Ruby, Red Salad Bowl and Green Ice). The

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- Morning Glory, Zeeland Hybrid Mix
  
  Morning Glory, Zeeland Hybrid Mix An exciting blend of all morning glory colors including some very unusual bicolors. This strain is exceptionally fast-growing and quick to Read More »
- Vinca, Illumination PP12132
  
  Vinca, Illumination PP12132 Trailing ground cover for all-season appeal. Sky blue flowers add bright contrast. Exceptional color in the common periwinkle. Broad bands of golden yellow Read More »
- Zinnia, Pop Art Red and Yellow
  
  Zinnia, Pop Art Red and Yellow Clean and disease-resistant plants produce an abundance of large double flowers in gold and red. This new zinnia is pure Read More »
- Mixed Anemone Blanda
  
  Cute, colorful, carefree, daisy-like blooms in a mix of hot pink, pure white, and deep blue. They naturalize easily to provide a welcomed spring spectacle year Read More »
- Kurume Corona Celosia
  
  Old-fashioned charm: enchanting form and color. This large, healthy celosia turns heads with tall, thick-stemmed plants topped with full, tight blooms. Look closer and see just Read More »
- Peach Melba Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Peach Melba A stunning specimen tulip that should be planted in a high traffic area to be seen by all. Beautiful! This Double Early Tulip Read More »
- Brilliant Red Poppy
  
  Makes a striking display in the late spring garden. Huge, bright scarlet-orange flowers feature black blotches at the base of each petal. Plants bloom profusely in Read More »
- 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 »
- Mammoth Dark Pink Daisy
  
  Garden Mum, Mammoth Daisy Dark Pink Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Plant this dark pink bloomer with blue asters. Blooms open dark Read More »
- Marigold, Primrose Lady Hybrid
  
  Marigold, Primrose Lady Hybrid Fully double flowers, up to 3½” across. This Burpee bred All-America Selections winner has fully double flowers and blooms so profusely that Read More »
- Lilliput Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Lilliput Glorious red blooms on low growing plants. A sturdy low growing red tulip for glorious mid-spring blooms. Looks fantastic paired with yellow and white Read More »
- Carillo Red Penstemon
  
  Flowers, a fierce, gorgeous shade of red, make a stunning impression. Fire in the border! With flowers a fierce, gorgeous shade of red, ‘Carillo Red’ makes Read More »
- 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 »
- Geranium, Summer Showers Mix
  
  Geranium, Summer Showers Mix Ivy geraniums from seed. Summer Showers mix is a refreshing assortment of color in captivating cascades of ivy-leafed geraniums. The neat, thick, Read More »
- Big Top Gold Heuchera
  
  Heuchera, Big Top Gold PP 21775 Huge leaves up to 8″ in size. Robust mounds flaunt the largest leaves and flowers of any of the villosa Read More »

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- Chandler Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Chandler; The world’s largest blueberry. Chandler is a favorite in the home garden and is famous for having the world’s largest blueberries. It is late Read More »
- Raspberry, Anne PP 10,411
  
  Raspberry, Anne PP 10,411 : A pale yellow raspberry with excellent size, appearance and sweet flavor. Tall upright canes, producing large, conic, pale yellow fruit with Read More »
- Blueray Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Blueray; Largest berry on the market! Very sweet, light blue fruits resist cracking. Ripen in July and the harvest goes on for weeks. Plant with Read More »

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- Marigold, Cottage Red
  
  Marigold, Cottage Red Unusual marigold, discovered in Mexico. We love the loose, airy feeling of this tall, billowy marigold. It suggests the informality of a cottage Read More »
- Corn Chubby Checkers Hybrid
  
  Burpee Exclusive Home gardeners should love this bicolor corn since it was bred specifically for them. It has an extended harvest time, a great sugar-enhanced taste Read More »
- Double Curled Organic Parsley Seeds
  
  Parsley, Double Curled Organic; Frost tolerant, compact plants with finely curled leaves. Certified Organic. Parsley is great for garnishing and added flavor. The vigorous compact plants Read More »

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- Pea Sugar Daddy
  
  Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth. This is the first truly stringless podded pea. The compact plants produce delicious, 3″ long deep green pods on 24″ vines. Read More »
- Squash Summer Eight Ball Zucchini
  
  Mini zucchini that’s loaded with flavor. Ten years ago we introduced Roly Poly, the first round zucchini, to gardeners’ great delight. Now rolling this way is Read More »
- Pumpkin Porcelain Doll Hybrid
  
  The world’s very first pink pumpkin! 110 days. Pink is the pumpkin! Sensational, one-of-a-kind beauty is the world’s very first pink pumpkin—and a pumpkin with a Read More »