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Pea Garden Sweet

20-30% sweeter than other peas. Plump, juicy peas taste like little pearls of sugar! With 20-30% more sugars than other pea varieties, Garden Sweet is a ready-made dish that needs little preparation from the garden to the plate. Peas contain

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- Grand Maitre Crocus Bulbs
  
  Crocus vernus, Grand Maitre Lavender blue goblets. Grant Maitre blooms with bright lavender blue goblets. The best one to plant in mass for natural look. Extremely 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 »
- Banja Luka Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Banja Luka Big and Bold. We can’t say enough about the superior qualities of Banja Luka. Blooms are tall and large, great in color- red Read More »
- Buddleia Peach Cobbler Plant
  
  A smaller, more manageable butterfly bush. Along with a crowd of discerning butterflies and hummingbirds, we are smitten with this cultivar’s delectable, fragrant peach-toned blossoms with 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 »
- Coleus, Giant Leaf Mix
  
  Coleus, Giant Leaf Mix A beauteous medley of rich, sensuous color. Rich Mediterranean colors on a grand scale—the plants boast leaves up to 8″ long. The Read More »
- Gazania, Daybreak Pink Shades
  
  Gazania, Daybreak Pink Shades Add sizzle to the garden with this romantic color. We’re blushing with pride over our pink Daybreak Gazania. If your garden is Read More »
- Cosmos, Double Click Bicolor Pink
  
  Cosmos, Double Click Bicolor Pink Double blooms are a pageant of breathtaking color. Coming to a cottage garden near you. Free-flowering, free-floating white and pink puffs Read More »
- Petunia, Supercascade Red
  
  Petunia, Supercascade Red Very large colored flowers cover bushy plants. The large, 4-5″ blossoms on the well-branched plants deliver great garden impact. Fine for hanging baskets Read More »
- Blue Eyed Daisy Seeds
  
  Blue Eyed Daisy, Passion Mix The first blue-eyed daisy that’s quick-blooming and easy to grow from seed! All-America Selections winner. Gorgeous 2½” daisies in white, pink, Read More »
- Zinnia Haageana, Color Crackle
  
  Zinnia Haageana, Color Crackle Sensational bicolor double-flowers on vertical 16-24” spikes. Boom! Burgundy bicolor double blooms create a flowery flurry. Sensational bicolor double-flowers on vertical 16-24” Read More »
- Double-Flowered Zinnias
  
  Double-Flowered Zinnias Burpee offers many colorful varieties of double-flowered zinnias including our new ‘Queen Red Lim’ and the All-America Winner ‘Zowie’. Burpee.com is pleased to provide Read More »
- Esperanto Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Esperanto Wild and popular. Esperanto blooms in late spring and is the wildest of the Viridiflora tulips, full of color and unusual shapes. The large Read More »
- Asclepias incarnata Ice Ballet
  
  Forms gorgeous clouds clustered with small, fragrant, tiny white ¼” flowers. Lovely in a vase. From early to midsummer, ‘Ice Ballet’ forms gorgeous clouds clustered with Read More »
- Zinnia, Zahara Double Cherry
  
  Zinnia, Zahara Double Cherry Perfect for dry, hot areas. This zinnia variety comes with exceptional disease tolerance, perfect for dry areas where water will be a Read More »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Raspberry, Caroline PP 10,412
  
  Raspberry, Caroline PP 10,412 : Everbearing crops of delicious berries. Caroline delivers two bumper crops of sweet, firm red raspberries—first in late June and then from 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 »
- Elan F1 Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Elan F1; Attractive plants bear fruit from July to October. Elan’s shiny, biconical bright red berries are a lovely sight in the garden. Berries stay Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Campanula Meteora
  
  Soothing, gorgeous blue flowers. This petite beauty rewards you instantly with loads of perfect stars in cooling lavender blue. Thrives in the garden bed or as Read More »
- Book-Giant Tomatoes
  
  How to grow giant tomatoes, and lots of regular ones too. Giant Tomatoes is the first book on tomatoes that deals exclusively with growing tomatoes for Read More »
- Salvia, Lighthouse Purple
  
  Salvia, Lighthouse Purple Deep purple spikes are showy in the garden bed or container. Background music doesn’t get lovelier than this. Planted in the border behind, Read More »

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- Garlic Red Toch
  
  Softneck artichoke variety that is ready for early harvest. Red Toch is an early harvesting very rich flavored and mildly pungent Artichoke softneck garlic with straw-colored Read More »
- Lettuce Baby Leaf Mix
  
  4 tasty gourmet baby lettuces. This gourmet-ready collection of mini-greens includes four of our most delectable baby lettuces. The mix is evenly divided between green oak Read More »
- 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 »