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Potato Red Luna

Stunning red potato with delicious golden flesh. 68 days. Burpee Exclusive. Get ready for one beauty of a red potato, a masterpiece of color, form and flavor. Picture-perfect rich-toned, red-skinned oblong tubers offer a lovely contrast: the rich red complemented

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  Tulip, Parrot King The most flamboyant parrot. The king of all Parrots, tulip Parrot King, deserves its name. As blooming begins, the yellow-orange frilly edges of Read More »
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  Hot, hot pink Chinese fringe-flower. Robust, compact plant packs in plenty of interest, whether as a focal point in the landscape, beguiling in the border, or Read More »
- 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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- Tricyrtis Formosana
  
  A must-grow plant for late summer to fall blooms. Tricyrtis, commonly called toad lily, flowers are most unusual with small tepals often spotted like toads. Native Read More »
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  Pansy, White Blotch As if the happy face is painted onto the white flower, it’s a very pleasant and fun pansy. A great contrast of colors, Read More »
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  ‘Oleander’ commands admiring attention with full, rounded blooms of satiny, deep-pink. Phlox standout offers unmatched color and vigorous upright branching. ‘Oleander’ commands admiring attention with full, Read More »
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  Raspberry, Jewel PP 05,897 : Standard, black raspberry. Ideal for canning or making jams and preserves. Vigorous, upright plants produce large, firm berries with rich raspberry Read More »
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  Blueberry, Oneal; Southern Highbush fruiting very- early in the season. Very early fruiting, Oneal is considered to be the best tasting of all Southern Highbush blueberries. Read More »

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  The best heirloom potato taste ever. Old-fashioned, extremely productive, versatile finger-sized potato with buttery flesh and rich heirloom flavor. Best sliced and pan-fried or split and Read More »
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  All-America Selections winner for vigorous bush-like plants. Fordhook Zucchini has cylindrical, smooth, dark green, straight to slightly curves fruits with creamy white, tender flesh. The bush-like Read More »
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  The world’s very first pink pumpkin! 110 days. Pink is the pumpkin! Sensational, one-of-a-kind beauty is the world’s very first pink pumpkin—and a pumpkin with a Read More »