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Spinach New Zealand

Heat-resistant, best for summer use. Produces small, fleshy green leaves till frost. Yields long harvests as a perennial in mild climates.

Best Sellers
- Zinnia, Old Mexico
  
  Zinnia, Old Mexico Heirloom 1962 All-America Selections winner. Old Mexico is a selection of Mexican zinnia (Zinnia haageana), a compact and disease resistant type of zinnia Read More »
- Hydrangea Serrata, Tiny Tuff Stuff PPAF
  
  Perfect for even the smallest city or townhouse garden, patio containers, the mixed border or massed. These plants are diminutive, no more than 18-24” tall and Read More »
- Giant Himalayan Lily
  
  Towering woodland lily. The impressively large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves form in upright rosettes and frame up the sometimes 10′ sturdy towers of the Giant Himalayan trumpet Read More »
- Grand Maitre Crocus Bulbs
  
  Crocus vernus, Grand Maitre Lavender blue goblets. Grant Maitre blooms with bright lavender blue goblets. The best one to plant in mass for natural look. Extremely Read More »
- Sensual Touch Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Sensual Touch The variety everyone wants to touch to see if it’s real. Words can’t accurately describe what Sensual Touch brings to your garden. You’ve Read More »
- Pansy, Panola Pink Shades Mix
  
  Pansy, Panola Pink Shades Mix Variety of pink shades with red whiskers. The best plant to have in the landscape bed around the house in fall Read More »
- Pansy, Moulin Rouge
  
  Pansy, Moulin Rouge Breakthrough introduction from Italy. Straight from Italy, a breakthrough improvement over classic ruffled pansies. Large 2½” blooms display brightly colored and patterned petals Read More »
- Salpiglosis
  
  Salpiglossis, Royale Yellow Sun-loving favorite for beds and containers. Call us old-fashioned—please! Here’s a vintage beauty that’s overdue for a revival. The chorus of abundant deep Read More »
- Lunaria Money Plant
  
  Grown for the silvery white seed pods. Money Plant is a biennial that is grown for the silvery white, flattened, disc-like seed pods. Plants bloom with Read More »
- Anemone Fantasy Pocahontas
  
  Gorgeous in a vase, fresh or dried. A great introduction from the high performing Fantasy™ series, ‘Pocahontas’ bubblegum-pink, slightly cupped flowers are double, with clear yellow Read More »
- Poppy, Venus
  
  Poppy, Venus Majestic blooms flower throughout the summer. A double peony type with majestic, bright salmon-pink blooms packed tightly with fringed petals for a bold garden Read More »
- Zinnia, Envy
  
  Zinnia, Envy HEIRLOOM. Invigorate your garden and vases with the rarest flower color of all. Green Zinnias in your garden make a dramatic display that words Read More »
- Rainbow Loveliness Dianthus
  
  Dianthus, Rainbow Loveliness Mix Uniquely lacy blooms loaded with fragrance. These fragrant, antique charmers have intense, sweet-and-spicy aroma. Deeply cut, lacy flowers in shades of rosy 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 »
- Marigold, Snowdrift
  
  Marigold, Snowdrift Unlike other marigolds, Snowdrift prefers some afternoon shade. These creamy white flowers stand 22″ high with long, strong stems and bloom generously from mid-June Read More »

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FEATURES & FAVORITES
- Toro Blueberry Plants
  
  Blueberry, Toro; Northern Highbush fruiting in mid-season. Considered to be one of the most beautiful blueberry plants with bright red foliage in fall, the large and Read More »
- 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 »
- Raspberry, Jewel PP 05,897
  
  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 »

NEW ITEMS
- Hydrangea Kiyosumi Plants
  
  Hydrangea, Kiyosumi : Beautiful burgundy foliage makes this hydrangea one of the most precious. The new growth of Kiyosumi is a rich burgundy throughout the season. Read More »
- The Garden Tower 2
  
  Grows 50 plants vertically with integrated composting! The Garden Tower grows plants vertically, enabling you to grow 50 plants in a very small space — the Read More »
- David’s Lavender Phlox Plants
  
  Phlox, David’s Lavender : Brilliant color and vertical interest for the summer garden. Clear, deep lavender blossoms attract butterflies all summer. An excellent cut flower that Read More »

INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS
- Squash Winter Waltham Butternut
  
  Delicious All-America Selections winning butternut. Fall and winter, this is a delicious butternut with improved fruit uniformity and increased yields. Interior is solid and dry. Pick Read More »
- Garlic Cuban Purple
  
  One of the best for raw eating. Rich flavored Creole garlic with deeply colored purple clove wrappers. Softneck variety. Sowing Method: Direct Sow Height: 18-24 inches Read More »
- Garlic Red Toch
  
  Softneck artichoke variety that is ready for early harvest. Red Toch is an early harvesting very rich flavored and mildly pungent Artichoke softneck garlic with straw-colored Read More »