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Pea Oregon Sugar Pod II

Produces a huge crop of snow peas with high percentage of two pods per cluster. As versatile as snap peas—pick snow peas flat and tender. Vigorous 28″ plants bear 4½” long pods. Resistant to pea virus, common wilt and powdery

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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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    Strawflowers Seeds

    Strawflowers Seeds Classic cuts for bright bouquets and arrangements in either summer or winter. The bold, colorful daisies are papery, stiff and everlasting when dried. Start Read More »
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    Zinnia, Pinwheel Mix

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    Baby’s Breath Seeds

    Baby’s Breath, Covent Garden White Masses of pure white single flowers. Showy plants with pure white flowers that are borne in abundance in early summer. Multi-branched, Read More »
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    Netty’s Pride Asiatic Lily

    Lily Asiatic Hybrid, Netty’s Pride Gleaming maroon on cream petals. Netty’s Pride is a fine early blooming hybrid sporting polished maroon purple stippling with ivory to Read More »
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    Geranium Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Geranium A rare fragrant daffodil, its sweetness is very noticeable. Daffodils are not known to be fragrant, but in the case of Geranium, there is Read More »
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    Zinnia, Swizzle Cherry And Ivory

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    Chromacolor Daffodil Bulbs

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    Giant Carnation Seeds

    Carnation, Burpee’s Super Giant Mix One of the best flowers for cutting. Beautifully fringed fully double flowers in a wide range of colors. Blooms are large Read More »
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    Zinnia, Oklahoma Mix

    Zinnia, Oklahoma Mix Classic double zinnia with super-healthy green foliage. Zinnias add bold, vibrant color to gardens. The more you cut the more they bloom! Oklahoma Read More »
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    Crape Myrtle Coral Magic PPAF

    Our favorite shrub blooms gloriously mid to late summer. One crazy-beautiful, extra-planetary shrub, ready to land in your garden. A towering 6-10 ft. tall, this well-adapted Read More »
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    Verbena Bonariensis Seeds

    Verbena, Bonariensis Not like any other verbena. This tall, very striking, heirloom is a favorite in many cottage gardens. Stiff stems with open, airy sprays of Read More »
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    Sriracha Rose Cuphea Seeds

    Cuphea, Sriracha Rose The cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely rosy-red blooms. For the first time ever, a cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely Read More »
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    Sunflower, Ms. Mars

    Sunflower, Ms. Mars Standout variety with dark-red-to-purple flowers, leaves and stems. One uncommonly gorgeous sunflower! Standout variety’s flowers, leaves and stems are suffused with dark-red-to-purple hues. Read More »
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    Pansy, Yellow Blotch

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