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Round Fiber Pots 3 inch

The most biodegradable way to start seeds indoors. When it’s time to transplant, set pot and all into the soil and eliminate “transplant shock”. Made of wood fiber with peat. Roots easily grow through the fiber pots once set in

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- Fuseables, Lobelia Blues Brothers
  
  Fuseables, Lobelia Blues Brothers Extended blooming and easy handling Rhapsody in blues. Thanks to their ease and convenience, pellets are bound to become the seed form Read More »
- Ampelaster Carolinianus
  
  Tough native vine. This tough native vine features deliciously fragrant, 1” spidery, lavender to pink flowers with yellow centers to add a final burst of color Read More »
- Statice, Mixed Bold Colors
  
  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 »
- Campanula Iridescent Bells
  
  Dazzling blooms cover upright plants. Upright plants are topped by elegant clusters of large, 2″ bellflowers. Young buds are deep purple, opening to pale lavender luminous Read More »
- Peach Melba Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Peach Melba A stunning specimen tulip that should be planted in a high traffic area to be seen by all. Beautiful! This Double Early Tulip Read More »
- Sky High Scarlet Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Sky High Scarlet The tallest red tulip. Sky High Scarlet is the tallest known red tulip cultivar. The stems can reach more than 30 inches. Read More »
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  Bells Of Ireland, Pixie Bells A sturdy, luminous beauty for the border. Our selection of the heirloom favorite Moluccella laevis is as lovely as ever—only shorter. Read More »
- Rosella’s Dream Asiatic Lily
  
  Lily Asiatic Hybrid, Rosella’s Dream Exquisite clear rose. One of the earliest to bloom, this is superb as a cut flower and is a valuable addition 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 »
- Crape Myrtle Coral Magic PPAF
  
  Our favorite shrub blooms gloriously mid to late summer. One crazy-beautiful, extra-planetary shrub, ready to land in your garden. A towering 6-10 ft. tall, this well-adapted Read More »
- Crocus tommasinianus, ‘Barr’s Purple’
  
  Crocus tommasinianus, ‘Barr’s Purple’ The standard for an early flowering purple crocus. When the rain is pouring and the wind howling in early spring, crocus becomes Read More »
- Coleus, Picture Perfect Red
  
  Coleus, Picture Perfect Red Deep, rich, seductive color. Feast your eyes on this complementary color to Picture Perfect Rose. Picture Perfect Red is darker green with Read More »
- Pansy, Ocean Breeze Mix
  
  Pansy, Ocean Breeze Mix The best color combination for fall and early spring. Outstanding mix to use for fall color in the garden. Pansies are excellent Read More »
- Lavender Stoechas Silver Anouk
  
  Wake up that sleepy border. This Spanish (also called French or butterfly) lavender creates a scene with large violet 6″ flowers and fragrant, bright silvery-green foliage Read More »
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  Salvia, Lighthouse Purple Deep purple spikes are showy in the garden bed or container. Background music doesn’t get lovelier than this. Planted in the border behind, Read More »

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- Emerald Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Emerald PP# 12,165; New Southern Highbush fruiting in mid-season. Emerald produces some of the largest Southern Highbush berries with a mild, sweet flavor. Its rounded, Read More »
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  Strawberry, Jewel; Large, juicy strawberries have a superb flavor and textural quality. Jewel is an exceptional strawberry. It is widely adapted, hardy and consistently produces very Read More »
- Chandler Strawberry Plants
  
  Strawberry, Chandler; Bred especially for California, the Carolinas and southern gardens. These early midseason June-bearing strawberries are a good choice for fresh pickings of homegrown, bright Read More »

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  Alyssum, Mulberry Mix : Perfect for borders. Fragrant sweet alyssums in lavender, purple and white. The dense masses of petite 1″ flowers create ground-hugging floral carpets. Read More »
- Onion Exhibition
  
  Extra sweet onion that’s great for salads. This heavyweight, often grown for competitions, is a contender and frequent blue ribbon champion. This hefty Spanish-type onion, with Read More »
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  Plum-cherry fruits bursting with sweet flavor. Produces an abundance of 2″ plum-cherry fruits bursting with sweet fresh grape tomato flavor. Ready to add sparkle to a Read More »

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  Crisp, firm and delicious with pale green flesh. Edible sunlight. The name of this luscious Spanish oval-shaped, smooth-skinned 6 lb. melon is inspired by the bright Read More »
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  Full-flavored with vibrant-red hearts awakens salads. A striking new addition to our romaine lettuce lineup. Full-flavored, crispy deep-purple leaves sheathe an 8” stalk with a vibrant-red Read More »
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  One of the easiest to grow. If these flavor-packed Brussels sprouts were any easier to harvest, they’d have to fling themselves into your garden basket. There’s Read More »