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Sweet Potato Beauregard

Big and elongated, red-skinned tubers are extra-rich orange inside. Really plump, long tubers are very sweet and high-yielding. The red-skinned tubers are extra-rich orange inside. Matures in just 90 days

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- Cosmos Seeds
  
  Cosmos Seeds Bright, colorful “daisies” bloom on long stems with ferny leaves. Tolerates poor soil, heat and drought. Sow outdoors after frost. Burpee.com is pleased to Read More »
- Petunia, Magic Carpet Hybrid Mix
  
  Petunia, Magic Carpet Hybrid Mix Five tranquil Wave colors—a shimmering blanket for your flower beds. The spreading Wave petunias just get better and better. Five experimental Read More »
- Sandy Yellow Echinacea
  
  Echinacea, Sandy Yellow PP23104 Sturdy, compact yellow coneflower. A much improved yellow echinacea. Long-blooming, with almost perfectly round, butter-yellow coneflowers. Not floppy but nicely flat and Read More »
- Claire Austin Rose
  
  A unique white among the usual red roses. Claire Austin is a 2011 introduction with a superb, distinct scent of myrrh and vanilla. With a 120-petal 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 »
- Mixed Anemone Blanda
  
  Cute, colorful, carefree, daisy-like blooms in a mix of hot pink, pure white, and deep blue. They naturalize easily to provide a welcomed spring spectacle year Read More »
- Summer Storm Hibiscus
  
  Hibiscus, Summer Storm PPAF Huge, visually seductive flowers from mid-summer into fall. Summer Storm’s huge pink 8-10″ flowers seduce the eye with their color, refined details Read More »
- Digiplexis Illumination Raspberry
  
  Reblooming foxglove hybrid puts on a non-stop show. Let the blooms begin! Flowering feverishly from spring right through hard frost, ‘Illumination Raspberry’ provides seasons of sheer Read More »
- Sweet Summer Love Clematis
  
  Clematis, Sweet Summer Love PPAF Early and lasting display of huge, gorgeous mauve blooms. Great cut flowers. Tall, 6-10″ tall plants produce an early and lasting Read More »
- Murillo Tulip Bulbs
  
  Tulip, Murillo Mix The best mix of double early tulips—five colors in perfect balance. The Murillo Mix contains the first tulips to flower in spring. They Read More »
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  Petunia, Supercascade Red Very large colored flowers cover bushy plants. The large, 4-5″ blossoms on the well-branched plants deliver great garden impact. Fine for hanging baskets Read More »
- Weigela florida Spilled Wine PPAF
  
  Wine-dark leaves and weath of hot pink flowers. Wine-dark, purple leaves with a wavy edge intensify to nearly black, offsetting a wealth of hot pink flowers Read More »
- Salvia Suncrest Flamenco Rose
  
  Vivid blooms all summer long. Some like it hot pink! Stunning new long-blooming charmer creates a rosy glow in the bed, border or rock garden. Compact, Read More »
- Snapdragon, Plumblossom Hybrid
  
  Snapdragon, Plumblossom Hybrid Freely branching, perfect for cutting. A must-have for the tall border and excellent as cut flowers. Purple-pink and cream bicolors from straight spikes Read More »
- Ice Plant, Harlequin Mix
  
  Ice Plant, Harlequin Mix Drought resistant plants spread 9″. Easy to grow drought resistant plants! Daisy-like blooms, 2-2½”, create carpets of color throughout summer. A must Read More »

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- 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 »
- 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 »
- Ouachita PP17162 Blackberry Plants
  
  Blackberry, Ouachita PP17162; A rich harvest of sweet, juicy, glossy black berries. Large, firm, sweet berries are bursting with flavor. Thornlesss, sturdy canes produce 2-4 quarts Read More »

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  Hydrangea, Nikko Blue : Classic blue. 6″ mop head-type flowers bloom in July-August. Azure blue color is deeper in acid soils; in alkaline soils, flowers are Read More »
- Beet, Burpee’s Golden
  
  Sweet, mild flavor with an inviting gold color. HEIRLOOM. A color breakthrough! When we introduced this savory golden beet in the 1940s, it won over gardeners Read More »
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  Large 25 lb. striped watermelon. Large, round melons averaging 25 lb. are light green with dark green stripes. Flesh is dark red, firm and fine-textured. Resistant Read More »

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- Onion Walla Walla Sweet
  
  Big round onions with sweet, mild, juicy flesh. The best mild choice for the North. Famous for its mild flavor, this long-day sweet onion was a Read More »
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  Remarkable cold hardiness. Perfect for early spring and fall/winter harvests. Heirloom. The name alludes to the remarkable cold hardiness of this very beautiful 6″ butterhead. It’s Read More »
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  Bright yellow, tasty mini bell peppers. Burpee Exclusive Hors d’oeuvres? Instant snack? Or the prettiest little pepper you’ll ever see? We can’t get enough of these Read More »