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Sriracha Violet Cuphea

The cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely big purple blooms. For the first time ever, a cuphea grown from seed that produces lovely big purple blooms. Flowering all summer long, 10-16” tall plants provide a vibrant attraction in the

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    Physalis Alkekengi Chinese Lantern

    Vividly colored, orange-red, lantern-shaped fruits. Chinese Lantern is largely grown for its vividly colored, orange-red, lantern-shaped fruits that can be cut and dried and used for Read More »
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    Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid

    Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid More blooms than we have ever seen on a single specimen. This first F1 hybrid Rudbeckia boasts more blooms than we have Read More »
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    Oktoberfest Calendula Seeds

    Calendula, Oktoberfest Non-stop deep-orange blooms: great for cutting. From early spring until the middle of summer, Oktoberfest blooms and blooms, supplying a steady stream of vase-ready Read More »
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    Glamini Gladiolus Bulbs

    Breakthrough Dutch Gladiolus! Introducing a breakthrough in Dutch gladiolus in shades of yellow, red, purple and white. Growing just 24″ tall, the Glaminis bloom earlier and Read More »
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    Peppermint Twist Geranium

    Proven garden performer, it stands up to any weather. There are candy red splashes across each snow-white petal in this superb new geranium. A proven garden Read More »
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    First Yellow Geranium

    One of the hardest colors to get in geranium. This is a triumph of plant breeding. Hello, yellow. Presenting the first true yellow geranium—ever! A breakthrough Read More »
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    SunPatiens Royal Magenta Impatiens

    Compact plants covered with big colorful blooms. Vigorous plants offer continuous color and cover for three seasons, the large, serenely pretty blooms creating a pleasing impression. Read More »
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    Geranium, Border Mix

    Geranium, Border Mix Uniformly large flower heads up to 5in. across, in dazzling shades. Compact, bushy plants start blooming early, continue all summer to frost. Uniformly Read More »
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    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 »
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    Viola, Johnny-Jump Up Seeds

    Viola, Johnny-Jump Up Delicately fragrant flowers are edible and make delightful garnishes. HEIRLOOM. Very winter hardy and eager to self-sow in the shade of summer plants, Read More »
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    Calendula Seeds

    Calendula Seeds Rich, orange-gold shades add beautiful color to beds, edgings and containers and combine nicely with blues and purples. Easy-to-grow and perfect for a children’s Read More »
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    Las Vegas Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Las Vegas A beautiful flower that combines white and yellow with a well defined cup. Las Vegas is big in many ways and this daffodil Read More »
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    Coconut Punch Dianthus

    Dianthus, Coconut Punch PPAF Old-fashioned frilly flowers with outstanding fragrance. Frilly double red and white blooms are spectacular in the spring sun and again the fall. Read More »
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    Dutch Master Daffodil Bulbs

    Daffodil, Dutch Master Every garden benefits from this stately and dependable yellow daffodil. Undoubtedly the best yellow trumpet daffodil grown today, with slightly up facing, showy, Read More »
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    Foxtrot Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Foxtrot Pretty in Pink. Foxtrot is an outstanding double late tulip. The large 4-inch blossoms are pink edged by rose. We suggest pairing them with Read More »