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Mustard Mizuna

Bright green, serrated leaves of Japanese mustard add welcome pizzazz to gourmet salads This Japanese mustard, reputedly Indian in origin, has a mild, slightly peppery taste. The heirloom’s leaves add pizzazz to gourmet mixed-green salads, and are delicious saut‚ed or

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- PotLuck Dahlia
  
  One bulb produces dozens of flowers in different colors. You have never encountered a dahlia like this, one that is sure to create a colorful commotion Read More »
- Pansy, Atlas Mix
  
  Pansy, Atlas Mix Large and early with a full range of colors. Customer Favorite! The Atlas series was the most winter hardy and early large pansy Read More »
- Midnight Prairieblues Baptisia
  
  Baptisia, Midnight Prairieblues PP#20432 Great plant for vertical accent in any garden, Baptisia Midnight Prairieblues was developed by Dr. Jim Ault at the Chicago Botanic Garden Read More »
- Hamilton Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Hamilton The best tulip for full sun. Tulip Hamilton has a love affair with the sun. In mid spring as days get longer and the Read More »
- Violas Seeds
  
  Violas Seeds These petite country cousins of the modern pansy are tougher in the face of cold and heat—no garden should be without them. Start indoors Read More »
- Hollandia Anemone Coronaria
  
  Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and scarlet flowers with black button centers. Also know as 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 »
- Red Butterfly Asclepias Seeds
  
  Asclepias, Red Butterfly Fiery orange-scarlet flowers. Unusual clusters of fiery orange-scarlet flowers attract butterflies all summer until frost. Plants thrive in hot weather. GARDEN HINTS: In 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 »
- Yonina Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Yonina As pretty a pink tulip as you will ever see. In the world of tulips, there are many colors, types and sizes—Yonina is one Read More »
- Jetfire Daffodil Bulbs
  
  Daffodil, Jetfire Hot yellow and orange radiates from the stunning flowers. Jetfire is just too hot to touch, or at least that is the appearance it Read More »
- Loropetalum JAZZ HANDS DWARF PINK
  
  Hot, hot pink Chinese fringe-flower. Robust, compact plant packs in plenty of interest, whether as a focal point in the landscape, beguiling in the border, or 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 »
- Red Satin Coreopsis
  
  Coreopsis, Red Satin PPAF Sturdy plants with deep color flowers. Produces a non-stop, summerlong display of sensuous, wine-red blooms on sturdy upright 15-18” stems with narrow Read More »
- Karl Rosenfield Peony Plant
  
  An old standard with subtly fragrant, bright crimson, double flowers. Beautiful foliage keep plants attractive even when not in bloom. A later, midseason bloomer that fills Read More »

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- Star Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Star PP# 10,675; Southern Highbush fruiting early in the season. Large berries with pleasantly sweet flavor, Star can now compliment early season bounty in home 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 »
- Cold Weather Strawberry Plants
  
  Cold Weather Strawberry Collection – 30 root divisions Botanical Name: Fragaria Species Description: This collection puts together three of the most popular cold weather strawberries we Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Impatiens Seeds and Plants
  
  Impatiens Seeds and Plants In full or partial shade gardens, impatiens grow more colorfully than a painter’s palette. Carefree, they need no pinching, and in full Read More »
- Bean, French Filet Stringless
  
  Bean, French Filet Stringless Delicious haricot vert (French green bean). The delicious, rich flavor of these thin, straight, tender beans is unlike any other. Easy to Read More »
- Salad Fresh Spinach Seeds
  
  Spinach, Salad Fresh : Withstands harsh weather. Customer Favorite! This semi-Oriental spinach grows fast to 8″ long and 3″ wide. Withstands harsh weather for a long, Read More »

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- Corn Suntava Full Season Purple Hybrid
  
  Extraordinary purple corn is scrumptious and healthy! Burpee Exclusive What’s that purple commotion in the garden? Meet the purplest, most beautiful corn you’ve ever set eyes Read More »
- Peanut Jumbo Virginia
  
  Extra-large peanuts with rich flavor. Jumbo Virginia is a tasty peanut with 1 or 2 extra-large nuts per pod. For maximum productivity, the vines need to Read More »
- Bunching Onion Evergreen Long White
  
  Long, slender, tasty stalks in clusters with spring green ends. Grow in full sun to partial shade. If planted in the fall, provide protection where winters Read More »