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Microgreens Burpee’s Mix

An explosive flavor burst of all our best microgreens. Harvesting the delicate, smallest, days-young shoots of this varied blend of vegetables provides an explosive flavor burst for topping fresh salads, roasted root vegetables and any meat dish. We’ve combined the

Best Sellers
- Fantasy Cinderella Anemone
  
  A terrific performer all around! Sturdier and more weather resistant than other Japanese anemones, ‘Fantasy Cinderella’ features lovely bright pink, slightly cupped flowers with gold centers Read More »
- Lavender Stoechas Silver Anouk
  
  Wake up that sleepy border. This Spanish (also called French or butterfly) lavender creates a scene with large violet 6″ flowers and fragrant, bright silvery-green foliage Read More »
- 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 »
- Queen Charlotte Anemone
  
  A delightful perennial with charming pink blooms that are 3-4″. Happy in partial shade and great for adding late season interest. Read More »
- Sweet Pea, Spanish Dancer
  
  Sweet Pea, Spanish Dancer Choice cut flowers for cool season gardens. We are in love with this standout variety and its large, dense gorgeous clusters of Read More »
- Tweety Coreopsis
  
  Everblooming, with long season color from May to September. This compact, bushy native is a welcome addition for small spaces and native plant gardens. The bright Read More »
- 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 »
- Vinca, Arizona Mix
  
  Vinca, Arizona Mix Widest color range. Vinca Arizona Mix has the widest color range of any vinca mix. A rainbow of all vinca colors including reds, Read More »
- 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 »
- Poppy, Venus
  
  Poppy, Venus Majestic blooms flower throughout the summer. A double peony type with majestic, bright salmon-pink blooms packed tightly with fringed petals for a bold garden Read More »
- Pink Swirl Hibiscus
  
  Gigantic blooms in swirling shades of pink, rose and cranberry red. Huge blooms literally swirl open to reveal brush strokes of pink, rose and cranberry red Read More »
- Gomphrena Seeds
  
  Gomphrena Seeds A must for any cutting garden, gomphrena is beautiful and long lasting either fresh or dried for arrangements. Thrives in heat and poor soil. Read More »
- Cactus-Flowered Zinnias
  
  Cactus-flowered zinnias range from 2 1/2-3′ and bear double and semidouble 4″-wide flowers with narrow, curved petals. Zinnia, Burpeeana Giants Mix Brightly colored quilled and ruffled Read More »
- Mixed Astilbe Plant
  
  Feathery flowers in shades of pink, red, and white bring glowing color and exotic form to partially shaded locations in the midsummer garden. The plants love Read More »
- King of Hearts Dicentra
  
  Long blooming bleeding heart with tight clustered flower buds. Save space in your garden for this exuberant dicentra. With three species in its parentage, this bleeding Read More »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Sweetheart Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Sweetheart; One of the most flavorful blueberries we have tasted. Very productive plants with medium to large, firm very flavorful berries. Plants are vigorous and Read More »
- Eversweet Everbearer Strawberry Plants
  
  Fruits throughout Spring, Summer, and Fall, even when temperatures are over 90 degrees. This variety has outstanding flavor, and works well in hanging baskets. Good results Read More »
- 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 »

NEW ITEMS
- Petunia, Purple Wave™ Hybrid
  
  Petunia, Purple Wave™ Hybrid Purple Wave petunia, the original groundcover petunia. Customer Favorite! These large, versatile, lush blooming annuals with intensely colored 3″ blooms provide a Read More »
- Leatherwood Fern
  
  This vigorous and evergreen fern has sturdy fronds that are used in the florist trade. It grows to 2 feet, with deep green, strong fronds that Read More »
- Lewisia Elise Mix
  
  Prize-winning selection flowers the first season. An impressionist masterpiece. With a dreamy palette of flowers—in glorious shades of soft and vivid pinks, rose, salmon, white, yellow, Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Corn Salad Vit Mild Organic
  
  Harvest in only 47 days. A gourmet green for quick salads. Small, low-growing rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves are easy and quick to grow in cool weather. Read More »
- Bunching Onion Parade
  
  Bunching type with mild taste. This high-quality hybrid produces nice, straight scallions with extra-long white roots. Firm, mild-tasting ends will not form bulb. Read More »
- Artichoke, Green Globe
  
  Artichoke, Green Globe An American favorite since Colonial times, and grown by Thomas Jefferson. Tender is the artichoke. The 3-6′ plants of this perennial produce 3-4″ Read More »