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Marigold, Primrose Lady Hybrid

Marigold, Primrose Lady Hybrid Fully double flowers, up to 3½” across. This Burpee bred All-America Selections winner has fully double flowers and blooms so profusely that you almost can’t see the leaves. Sturdy, bushy plants never need staking. LifeCycle: Annual

Best Sellers
- Pansy, Blue Frost
  
  Pansy, Blue Frost Outstanding pansy for providing the earliest of color in your spring garden. A delicate soft blue pansy that offers a mounded growth habit Read More »
- Petunia, Sophistica Blackberry Hybrid
  
  Petunia, Sophistica Blackberry Hybrid Deep blackberry flowers and dark foliage stands out in any setting. Sensuous, shimmering black beauty with burgundy-reddish undertones and dark green foliage. Read More »
- Citronelle Heuchera
  
  Heuchera, Citronelle PP 17,934 Reliable groundcover for shade borders. Citronelle’s lime green foliage adds a dramatic flair in containers and shady garden beds. Planted in groups, Read More »
- Yonina Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Yonina As pretty a pink tulip as you will ever see. In the world of tulips, there are many colors, types and sizes—Yonina is one 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 »
- Pansy, Plentifall Frost
  
  Pansy, Plentifall Frost The best Pansy to use in containers on the patio. “Hands down:” the most popular pansy. Great to use in containers and baskets Read More »
- Columbine Mckana’s Giant Mixed Colors
  
  Long-spurred blooms in wide color range flowers. All-America Selections winner. Very large, long-spurred blooms in wide color range flower in late spring on graceful plants. Lovely Read More »
- Iberis Sempervirens Whiteout
  
  Blooms up a storm in the early spring garden. An altogether striking and uncommon Iberis sempervirens, commonly known as candytufts. Spring perennial ‘Whiteout’ flowers up a Read More »
- 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 »
- Vinca, Merry Go Round White
  
  Vinca, Merry Go Round White The tallest white vinca. Easy to grow and loves the heat and sun. Vincas are the indestructible beauties of the garden. Read More »
- Olive Mosaic Coleus
  
  Enchanting, multicolored leaves create a tropical spectacle in the shade. Coleus is a foliage plant par excellence, a favorite of discerning gardeners since Victorian times. ‘Olive 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 »
- 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 »
- Rosy Jane Gaura
  
  Breakthrough bicolor is drought tolerant. We are enchanted by this delectable new bicolor beauty—a breakthrough debut in the graceful gaura palette. From summer till fall, 24″ Read More »
- Blue Shades Anemone Bulbs
  
  Cute, colorful, and carefree! Also known as Grecian windflowers, Anemone Blanda Blue Shades produces light blue, daisy-like flowers with pale yellow centers on 3-4 inch stems. Read More »

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- Prime-Ark 45 Blackberry Plants
  
  Blackberry, Prime-Ark 45; Produces fruits on first-year canes. Late summer into fall is the sweetest time of year: blackberry season. Developed by our friends at the Read More »
- 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 »
- Chandler Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Chandler; The world’s largest blueberry. Chandler is a favorite in the home garden and is famous for having the world’s largest blueberries. It is late Read More »

NEW ITEMS
- Stock, Katz Fragrant Mix
  
  Stock, Katz Fragrant Mix Fragrant, heat-loving cottage garden favorite. Create the storybook cottage garden of your dreams, an enchanted realm of once-upon-a-time color and fragrance. These Read More »
- Autumn Blush Coreopsis
  
  Coreopsis, Autumn Blush PP18184 Colorful, two-toned flowers are easy to grow. Loves full sun. One of many new coreopsis bred for more longevity in the garden, Read More »
- Pepper Sublime Hybrid
  
  Sweet and early-maturing with a summer-long harvest. Burpee Exclusive Grill it, stuff it, serve it raw. Sweet peppers are summer’s culinary acrobats, serving admirably as entr‚es, Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Squash Summer Sunny Delight Hybrid Scallop
  
  Chefs love our early scallop-type squash. Its great taste and versatility is why chefs love our early scallop-type squash. It’s 2½ to 3″ long with distinct Read More »
- Lettuce Forellenschluss
  
  Brightly flavored German variety with pretty, flavorful leaves. We love this heirloom, not just for its bright flavor, but for the name, which translates as “speckled Read More »
- Arugula Seeds
  
  Arugula Seeds Arugula is easy to grow in warm weather or cool. Harvest baby leaves in three weeks; pick mature leaves later for cooking with other Read More »