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Pea Mammoth Melting Sugar

HEIRLOOM. This is by far the largest and finest of the sugar or edible-podded peas. The sweetness of garden peas is legendary. This Burpee-bred early, extremely prolific, all-purpose pea produces straight 4 1/2″ pods filled with 8 to 10 medium

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    Mammoth Daisy Coral Mum

    Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Coral lavender daisies add unusual tones in fall. Daisies open a beautiful coral shading to lavender pink. Read More »
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    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 »
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    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 »
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    Fanal Astilbe Plant

    Deep red blooms on dwarf plants. Fanal is the perfect choice for the deepest red astilbe blooms. Adding to the dramatic effect are the glossy, bronze Read More »
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    Big Chief Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Big Chief Tidal wave of pink. The most impressive tulip one can see in the garden. Tall stems with large blooms are sure to turn Read More »
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    Wendy’s Wish Salvia

    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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    Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid

    Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid More blooms than we have ever seen on a single specimen. This first F1 hybrid Rudbeckia boasts more blooms than we have Read More »
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    Marigold, Lofty Lady

    Marigold, Lofty Lady Giant plants produce enormous blossoms with sweet fragrance. You have never seen a marigold this tall—and you’ll never see it at your local Read More »
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    Blackout Heuchera

    Heuchera, Blackout PP Reliable deer resistant groundcover for shade borders. Almost black glossy, rounded leaves that remain dark throughout the growing season. Plants add a dramatic Read More »
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    Lemon Cream Calendula Seeds

    Calendula, Lemon Cream™ Perfect for containers, sunny borders and as cut flowers. Burpee Exclusive Deliciously lovely. The rounded 3″ blooms are cleverly fashioned from six layers Read More »
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    Sweet Marigold, Licorice

    Sweet Marigold, Licorice Heirloom herb in the marigold family. A galaxy of tiny, bright, yellow-gold flowers dance over unusual lime-green foliage. Also known as Mexican Mint Read More »
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    Rudbeckia, Indian Summer

    Rudbeckia, Indian Summer Enormous single and semi-double golden blossoms 6-9″ across. This All-America Selections winner with its huge blossoms and vigorous, uniform plants adds bold, eye-catching Read More »
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    Salvia Suncrest Flamenco Rose

    Vivid blooms all summer long. Some like it hot pink! Stunning new long-blooming charmer creates a rosy glow in the bed, border or rock garden. Compact, Read More »
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    Coleus, Picture Perfect Red

    Coleus, Picture Perfect Red Deep, rich, seductive color. Feast your eyes on this complementary color to Picture Perfect Rose. Picture Perfect Red is darker green with Read More »
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    Gloriosa Daisy Double Gold

    Gloriosa Daisy, Gloriosa Double Gold Huge double flowered form of black-eyed-susan. Rich, golden yellow flowers, 3½” across, with large, black centers, are produced in profusion on Read More »