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Tomato Baby Boomer Hybrid

Perfect for the patio. Big bumper crops of delicious cherry tomatoes. Burpee Exclusive This summer, get ready for the invasion of the cherry tomatoes. Wildly prolific, each determinate patio-ready bush unleashes a bumper crop of 300 little sweeties bursting with

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    Impatiens, Tokyo Spring Mix

    Impatiens, Tokyo Spring Mix The perfect mix of soft colors for shade. A carpet of serene color in the border. This enticing impatiens mix creates a Read More »
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    Asclepias Seeds

    Asclepias Seeds A must for any butterfly garden. Come midsummer, Asclepias–or butterfly weed–produces elegant rounded clusters of bright orange, orange-red, or (occasionally) yellow flowers. Drought-tolerant. Asclepias, Read More »
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    Zinnia, Queen Red Lime

    Zinnia, Queen Red Lime Exotic and unusual bicolor zinnia. Flowers 2½-3″ across are thickly layered with maroon red petals, then crowned with lime green. Vigorous plants Read More »
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    Brilliant Red Poppy

    Makes a striking display in the late spring garden. Huge, bright scarlet-orange flowers feature black blotches at the base of each petal. Plants bloom profusely in Read More »
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    Blue Eyed Daisy Seeds

    Blue Eyed Daisy, Passion Mix The first blue-eyed daisy that’s quick-blooming and easy to grow from seed! All-America Selections winner. Gorgeous 2½” daisies in white, pink, Read More »
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    Raydon’s Favorite Aster

    One of the very best asters. Hundreds of 1″ daisy-like lavender blue flowers spring abundantly from the mounds of gray-green foliage. A perfectly gorgeous aster with Read More »
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    Cosmos, Seashells Mix

    Cosmos, Seashells Mix Petals are like lightly fluted seashells. Flowers 3″ across, petals lightly rolled like seashells in creamy and pastel white, pink, rose and carmine. Read More »
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    Fanal Astilbe Plant

    Deep red flowers are large, full, and graceful in form. Flower fronds are held upright atop a low mound of foliage, creating most of the plant’s Read More »
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    Full Moon Coreopsis

    Coreopsis, Full Moon PP19364 An extra showy native plant for summer-long bouquets. Very large, canary yellow flowers are held well above compact bushy mounds. Expect profuse Read More »
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    Excelsior Hybrid Foxglove

    Foxglove, Excelsior Hybrid Mix Nice mix of flower colors for early season bloom. Spikes of speckled, shapely blooms flower in shades of pink, rose, purple, cream, Read More »
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    Pansy, Ocean

    Pansy, Ocean The flowers are outstanding tones of purple shades. The happy dark purple face contrasts beautifully with the soft purple tones on each flower. A Read More »
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    Marigold Seeds and Plants

    Marigold Seeds and Plants Glorious marigolds flower in the colors of the sun–brilliant yellow, bold orange, rich gold and russet tones, and bright white. They’ve enchanted Read More »
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    Bonn Astilbe Plants

    Botanical Name: Astilbe x Arendsii Description: Dark carmine-pink. Specifications Bloom Time; Late Spring Color; Pink Foliage Color; Green Height; 24-48″ Sun Requirements; Partial Shade Type/Size; 3-5 Read More »
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    The Bride Anemone Coronaria

    Fast growing and free-blooming, this splendid flower graces the garden with glossy green, very attractive foliage and pure white flowers with green button center. Also known Read More »
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    Foxy Foxglove

    Foxglove, Foxy Mixed Colors The first foxglove bred to bloom the first year. This All-America Selections winner is the first foxglove bred to bloom the first Read More »