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  Pumpkin Mrs. Wrinkles Hybrid

  American homes celebrate autumn with magical displays of colorful garden-grown decorations. Meet the ‘Wrinkles Family’ the latest wrinkle in festive autumn decoration. Magical collection of three Read More »
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  Baptisia Twilight Prarieblues

  May through mid-June this beauteous baptisia bred at the Chicago Botanic Garden is blanketed with hundreds of bicolor blooms. Eye-catching sense-drenching purple-violet flowers with lemon-yellow center Read More »
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  Digiplexis Illumination Flame

  Welcome a new dimension in the land of flowers. Like a foxglove from a particularly lovely dream this cross of digitalis (foxglove) and isoplexis (a foxglove Read More »
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  Pea Sugar Heart

  One delicious and versatile sugar snap pea. Sugar Heart is high-yielding heat-tolerant and shows good disease resistance. The 48″ tall plants produce a plentitude of delicious Read More »
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  Anemone Wild Swan

  A massing of ‘Wild Swan’s pale-violet buds on tall stems transforms into a nodding chorus of pure-white flowers with a gray-blue-violet reverse. Flowering prodigiously from May Read More »
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  Thyme Lemon

  Similar to common English Thyme ‘Lemon’ smells and tastes as if the citrusy fruit were fresh zested under your nose. For recipes calling for a last Read More »
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  Bean Lima Big Mama

  HEIRLOOM. Soak up a pot of Big Mama and each smooth-textured extra-tasty bean will swell to fill a teaspoon. Big Mama will make “lima lovers” of Read More »
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  Radish Black Spanish Round

  Black radishes have been grown and savored in Europe since the 1500s. With handsome black skins the large 3-4″ turnip-shaped globes have crisp pungent spicy pure-white Read More »
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  Rudbeckia Goldsturm

  Goldsturm was the 1999 Perennial Plant Association’s Plant of the Year! A simply magnificent hardy perennial for any full sun to partially shaded area. Once established Read More »
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  Broccoli Waltham 29

  Known for producing large heads and long stalks this longtime favorite is excellent for cooking fresh or freezing. The 4-6″ dark blue-green heads are arrayed with Read More »
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  Oregano Organic

  Widely used in Italian dishes tomato sauce pizza fish and salad dressing. Perennial in Zones 5-10 We searched the world to find the best organic seed-Burpee Read More »
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  Columbine Mckana’s Giant Mixed Colors

  All-America Selections winner. Very large long-spurred blooms in wide color range flower in late spring on graceful plants. Lovely for borders and cutting. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate Read More »
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  Spinach A La Carte Hybrid

  Cooking spinach is possibly the easiest fastest and most rewarding task in the kitchen. Rinse boil or steam and wait a couple of minutes. Basta! Spinach’s Read More »
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  Cold Frame

  Shelter your vulnerable seedlings and young plants from the wintry blasts that venture into spring and from pests as well. This easy-to-assemble double cold frame includes Read More »