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Pole Bean And Pea Tower

A space-saving way to grow pole beans and snap peas. Customer Favorite! One of these pole bean or pea towers takes up only 5 square feet, so you can save space in your garden. Can accommodate at least 12 pole

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  Hibiscus, Cranberry Crush PPAF Enchanting flowers of glowing crimson. There is enchantment here in the bountiful wine-dark 7-8″ flowers bursting from the deep green foliage. The Read More »
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  Perfumed with a rich old rose fragrance. Falstaff’s exquisite cupped double-blossoms are thronged with interfolding petals that converge at the center. Rich, dark crimson blooms transition Read More »
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