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Tomato Brandywine Pink

Dating back to 1885, this heirloom wins most flavor contests. Customer Favorite! Brandywine, which dates back to 1885, is the heirloom tomato standard. One taste and you’ll be enchanted by its superb flavor and luscious shade of red-pink. The large,

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    Hollyhock Hyacinth Bulbs

    Hyacinth, Hollyhock Double crimson-red. Fully double blooms create great displays in the spring. Deep pink almost red blooms add vertical dimension, and are focal point for Read More »
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    Silver Lace Dusty Miller Seeds

    Dusty Miller, Silver Lace The most finely cut Dusty Miller with lacy silver-gray foliage. Compact, slow-growing, excellent foliage plant for borders, edgings and pots. GARDEN HINTS: Read More »
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    Yuki Cherry Blossom Deutzia

    Deutzia, Yuki Cherry Blossom PPAF Fragrant cherry blossom flowers. Fragrant, cherry blossom flowers are creamy white brushed with magenta markings on the outer surface of the Read More »
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    Izumi Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Izumi Pink flowers morph to various pinks as the flower ages. Pink is a great color in every garden, and Izumi provides so many tones Read More »
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    Sundown Echinacea

    Echinacea, Sundown Ppaf Unique orange coneflower! Enormous orange flowers up to 6″ across on tall 3-ft. plants. A new favorite for the back of the perennial Read More »
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    Deutschland Astilbe Plant

    The bright white, feathery plumes of this outstanding variety sway above its red-tinged, glossy green foliage in late spring and early summer. Vigorous and carefree, it Read More »
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    Big Chief Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Big Chief Tidal wave of pink. The most impressive tulip one can see in the garden. Tall stems with large blooms are sure to turn 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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    Celosia Seeds

    Celosia Seeds Whether gracefully feathered or exotically coral-shaped, celosia provides tremendous drama to the garden. Continuously blooms in any soil or weather, and vibrant colored blooms Read More »
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    Green River Tulip Bulbs

    Tulip, Green River Electrifying blooms. Viridiflora tulip Green River blooms in mid spring and is one of the most marvelous tulips with its dynamic, changing blossom Read More »
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    Violas Seeds

    Violas Seeds These petite country cousins of the modern pansy are tougher in the face of cold and heat—no garden should be without them. Start indoors Read More »
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    Stock, Katz Fragrant Mix

    Stock, Katz Fragrant Mix Fragrant, heat-loving cottage garden favorite. Create the storybook cottage garden of your dreams, an enchanted realm of once-upon-a-time color and fragrance. These Read More »
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    Snapdragon, Tutti Frutti

    Snapdragon, Tutti Frutti Fun color, great for cutting too. This candy-stick mix brings old-fashioned flair to the early garden. Solid blooms are slightly speckled with contrasting Read More »
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    Baby’s Breath Early Snowball

    Early-blooming plants with small, white, ball-like flowers. Early-blooming plants are covered with small, well-doubled, ball-like flowers, which may include a few singles. Use fresh or dried. Read More »
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    Abbotswood Rose Lychnis

    Lychnis, Abbotswood Rose Hybrid Dazzling beauty thrives in poor soils and both sun and partial shade. Wow! Brilliant, 2″ wide electric-pink blooms jump off the wooly Read More »