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Provence Blue Lavender Seeds & Plants

Lavender, Provence Blue : Dazzling and unique. Customer Favorite! Silvery leaves grace tightly branched plants, topped with traditional blue spikes and make compact Provence Blue unique. Loves hot weather and is easy to grow. LifeCycle: Perennial Zone: 5-9 Sun: Full

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- Penta, Northern Lights Hybrid
  
  Penta, Northern Lights Hybrid Finally a breakthrough pentas that Northerners can enjoy as well! The name says it all. Burpee’s Best Mix has the biggest blossoms Read More »
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- Real Galaxy Shasta Daisy
  
  Shasta Daisy, Real Galaxy PPAF Compact plants produce waves of fancy fringed flowers. A season without daisies is unthinkable: a crime against summer! Showboating shasta cultivar Read More »
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  Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Red mums are a must for vibrant fall color. Semi-double blooms are bright red with perfect round Read More »
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  Zinnia, Zahara Sunburst A floriferous fantasia of ravishing bicolor orange-yellow blooms. A ravishing bicolor orange-yellow addition to the illustrious Zahara lineup. Flowers, gold at first, soon Read More »
- Centaurea Montana, Lavender Mist PPAF
  
  Sun-loving variety has 50% more blooms. ‘Lavender Mist’ carries on fragrantly flowering and reflowering from early spring into late summer—a longer, more lingering bloom time in Read More »
- Innuendo Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Innuendo Perfect color pattern. Innuendo is an exceptional cut flower with its strong stems and long life in the vase. The petals are a pastel Read More »
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  Daffodil, Pheasant’s Eye In flight, like a dove, a beautiful, colorful daffodil. Pheasant’s Eye is an old-time heirloom daffodil with clear white petals that are brilliantly Read More »
- Morning Glory, Grandpa Ott
  
  Morning Glory, Grandpa Ott Classic morning glory. Covers itself with flowers. Along with Heavenly Blue, this is the classic morning glory! Vines are extremely vigorous, up Read More »
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  Statice, Mixed Bold Colors Dense sprays of small, papery blooms on stiff stems. Statice Bold Colors mix with its blend of white, yellow, rose, blue and Read More »

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- Prime Ark Freedom Blackberry Plants
  
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- Marionberry Plants
  
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  Favorite for caesar salads. Crisp and sweet; a must for traditional Caesar salad. Distinctive, elongated heads about 10″ long. Read More »
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  Our classic hybrid melon with a well-deserved reputation for outstanding flavor. Burpee Exclusive This classic, a Burpee bred hybrid, has slightly oval fruits that are ribbed, Read More »
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  Giant white Oriental type. Spring or fall crop. The roots of Summer Cross are ready to pull when they are 6″ long, but they can grow Read More »