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Phlox Paniculata Kirchenfuerst

Hardy beauty won ‘best in show’ at the Royal Horticultural Society in Britain. From July to October, this fast-growing variety unleashes large trusses of flowers on tall stems with narrow, toothed, mid-green leaves. Hardy beauty won “best in show” at

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- Chorus Line Daylily
  
  Transforms into a shimmering pink sea of diamond-dusted 3½” blooms. Daylily cultivar has won prize after prize, and you’ll quickly see why. Over time, a massing Read More »
- Harlow Carr Rose
  
  All-around favorite that performs well even in hotter areas. Profuse with medium-sized, pure rose pink blossoms with the Old Rose double cupped form. A very good Read More »
- Europa Astilbe Plant
  
  Big light pastel pink flower plumes are very feathery and full. Especially lovely when in deep shade – the blooms seem to light up. Flower fronds Read More »
- Sweet Summer Love Clematis
  
  Clematis, Sweet Summer Love PPAF Early and lasting display of huge, gorgeous mauve blooms. Great cut flowers. Tall, 6-10″ tall plants produce an early and lasting Read More »
- 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 »
- Astilbe Astary Mix
  
  Nonstop blooms on compact plants. A naturally compact astilbe that remains compact throughout the season while blooming almost nonstop. Read More »
- Platinum Blonde Lavender
  
  Stunning and fragrant soft-blue flowers. The latest in lavender, a masterpiece in mauve. Stunning new beauty with remarkably fragrant soft-blue 22”-24” flowers. Engaging gray-green leaves are Read More »
- Chaters Pink Hollyhock
  
  Ruffly, double flowers, 3½” across. Hollyhock is the backbone of the old-fashioned cottage garden, with its stately spires of large, delicate, wide open, round flowers. Chaters Read More »
- Ad Rem Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Ad Rem Dramatic bright scarlet with yellow edges. Ad Rem is a Darwin Hybrid tulip that flowers in glowing scarlet red petals edged with yellow. Read More »
- Phlox, Summer Majesty Hybrid Mix
  
  Phlox, Summer Majesty Hybrid Mix Create luxurious beds in caressing, watercolor tones—light pink, white and wine. This bushy phlox—a sea of enticing color in light pink, Read More »
- Princess Irene Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Princess Irene Orange with purple flames. Tulip Princess Irene is a delightful color combination of orange with purple flames. One of the longest lasting blossoms Read More »
- Zinnia, Raspberry Lemonade Mix
  
  Zinnia, Raspberry Lemonade Mix Vibrant mix for easy, summer-long blooms. Customer Favorite! This Zinnia marylandica mix comes with superior disease and drought tolerance. (Zinnia marylandica is Read More »
- Tithonia Sundance Seeds
  
  Tithonia, Sundance Orange, daisy-like flowers. Also known as Mexican sunflower these large, showy, compact plants bear radiant scarlet-orange, daisy-like 3″ flowers. Plant in the back of Read More »
- Dichondra, Silver Falls
  
  Dichondra, Silver Falls Prolific trailing habit perfect in mixed containers or ground cover. Combining fantastic silvery-green foliage with stealthy creeping growth habit, this variety is a 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 »

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- 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 »
- Bluejay Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Bluejay; Medium to large blueberries with high sugar content. This native American variety ripens in July and yields heavily for weeks. Plant with at least Read More »

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  Here’s the biggest soybean available to home gardeners. Big on soybeans? The bushy, early-maturing 20-24″ Midori Giant plants are superproducers, yielding 2-3 sweet, buttery seeds per Read More »
- Squash Burpee’s Best Hybrid
  
  Earlier harvests, out of this world yields and exceptional vigor. Burpee Exclusive. Hail, the new Zucchini King, the new triple-crowner ruler of the zucchini patch. Brings Read More »
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  Full flavor with an interesting shape. The clove covers with their distinctive long sharp points resemble an eight point star, hence their name. They are a Read More »

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  Crisp and tender with a sweet flavor. Crisp and tender with a sweet flavor. Large, deeply lobed, green leaves. Slow to bolt, non-heading. All-America Selections winner. Read More »
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  Famous in the world of gourmets. Red Sulmona Garlic (Aglio Rosso di Sulmona) is barely known outside the world of gourmets, renowned for its delicate taste Read More »
- Pea RSVPea
  
  Specially adapted for the cooler climates of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. These peas please. Arriving early, they produce prolifically and are deliciously sweet. Each pod arrives Read More »