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Pea Super Sugar Snap

This incredible pea is even better than the famous Sugar Snap. We call these our “Renaissance peas” because of their virtuoso versatility. They’re delicious raw, steamed or stir-fried—and you eat them pod and all. The plant produces thick, full-size, ever

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    Easter Moon Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Easter Moon Large blooms glow like the moon. Large blooms and tall stems are the great attributes of Tulip Easter Moon. We recommend planting with Read More »
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    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 »
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    Hollyhock Hyacinth Bulbs

    Hyacinth, Hollyhock Double crimson-red. Fully double blooms create great displays in the spring. Deep pink almost red blooms add vertical dimension, and are focal point for Read More »
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    Nasturtium, Double Gleam Mixed Colors

    Nasturtium, Double Gleam Mixed Colors Large, fragrant, double and semi-double flowers in a wide range of colors. This All-America Selections winner makes a good for ground Read More »
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    Marigold, Boy O’ Boy Mix

    Marigold, Boy O’ Boy Mix Burpee Exclusive marigold! Customer Favorite! Our superb crested types are a well-balanced mix of early, continuously blooming yellow, gold, red and Read More »
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    Salmon Red Aster Seeds

    Aster, Salmon Red Tall, long-stemmed plants produce stunning red and salmon blooms. Fireworks in the garden. Large, bright, golden-disked blooms, in red to salmon, set off Read More »
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    Frankly Scarlet Daylily

    Prize-winning landscape plant with richly-toned scarlet 4” blooms. As the summer afternoon progresses, ‘Frankly Scarlet’s scarlet blooms ramp up their color intensity. With alluring blue-green foliage, Read More »
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    Alcazar Kniphofia

    Hardy plants create plenty of “buzz”. Flames of genius! Plant a mass of these upright spikes shimmering with a crowd of kinetic, two-toned, orange-red buds. Flamboyant Read More »
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    Geranium Angel’s Perfume

    The best of both worlds: beauteous burgundy blooms and lemon-scented foliage. Stunning new geranium variety delivers the best of both worlds: a gorgeous show of beauteous Read More »
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    Deutschland Astilbe Plant

    The bright white, feathery plumes of this outstanding variety sway above its red-tinged, glossy green foliage in late spring and early summer. Vigorous and carefree, it Read More »
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    Murillo Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Murillo Mix The best mix of double early tulips—five colors in perfect balance. The Murillo Mix contains the first tulips to flower in spring. They Read More »
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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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    Millet Seeds

    Millet Seeds These bold foliage accents highlight any flowering annual both in beds and mixed together in containers. Millet, Purple Majesty AAS Gold winner 2003. Head-high, Read More »
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    Hyacinthoides, Hispanica Blue

    Hyacinthoides, Hispanica Blue Wonderful blue trumpet. Hispanica Blue has a lovely trumpet-shaped flower that opens to a star. It’s complimentary to a host of other plants, Read More »
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    Nasturtium, Peach Melba

    Nasturtium, Peach Melba HEIRLOOM. Bright creamy yellow blossoms with maroon blotches near the centers Grown first in kitchen gardens, young leaves, buds and flowers were picked Read More »