08787 GAILLARDIA Arizona Apricot. 2011 AAS Winner. Fast-growing, drought-tolerant plants are nearly maintenance free, bursting with blooms from early summer through autumn. Most fl ower- heads are 3 to 3-1/2 in. across, with light yellow petals shading to a velvety apricot color near the cen- ter. Brilliant in mixed plant- ers and landscapes. Ht. 12 in. Perennial zones 3-8
violets, purples, yellows and several with picotee edges. Hardy, vigorous plants grow to 8 in. Annual.
05571 DATURA Double Golden. A striking, scented fl ower of creamy yellow, with trumpet-shaped blooms cos- tumed in delightful frills. Dra- matically displayed against dark green foliage. Ht. 36-60 in. (10 seeds). Perennial zones 9-11
HOLLYHOCK East Coast Hybrids. Salvaged more than half a century ago from a prized collection in Aldeburgh, England, this is a romantic mix with colors ranging from “almost black” through rust and gray, to pure, bicolor white. A real “grandmother’s dream”of huge singles. Ht. 6-8 ft. Perennial zones 3-9
08333
PANSY Can Can Mix. A captivating and old- fashioned mix of 12 ex- quisite colors, all frilled and ruffl ed in a dazzling display on 3 in. blooms. Includes pinks,
07165 RUFFLED salmons,
RARE FLOWERSEEDS 08087 ZINNIA Magellan Hy-
ender. Old as the ages, particularly sought after for its soft, sweet fra- grance. Lovely, 4 in., double blooms bow gently against green foliage, emitting a sweet scent. Trumpet shaped blooms have pale laven- der faces and outer throats of mid-purple. Very choice and desirable as a container plant or in the garden. Ht. 18-24 in. (10 seeds). Tender perennial zones 9-11
05572 DATURA Double Lav-
brid Mix. High performing, elec- trifying, and easy-to-grow super zinnia produces an astonishing mix of large fully double fl owers. Colors include cherry, coral, ivory, orange, pink, scarlet, salmon and yellow. Blooms all summer. Ht. 12-14 in. Annual.
Snapdragon. Unusual and very pretty, with a host of 1 in. long blossoms, sumptuous- ly colored in regal reds and violets. Popular because it thrives in sun or shade, heat or cool. Grows rapidly to 4-6 ft. (15 seeds). Peren- nial zones 8-10
05144 ASARINA Climbing
Hybrid Series. A breakthrough color in hues that combine beau- tifully with other fl owers. Mature plants spread 10 to 12 in. wide, an ideal size for dividers or bor- ders in fl ower beds. Thrives in sun and heat, tolerates dry spells and blooms abundantly all summer. Ht. 14-16 in. Annual.
VINCA Jams ‘n Jellies
08036 American Pie Mix - Colors include Blackberry, Red with White eye and Pure White.
6 Or More Packets CHOICE, RARE
FLOWERSEED Mix ‘N Match Any Packets On This Page
09016
Ring Of Fire. Impres- sive is the word for these blazing 5 in. bicolor blooms which are formed with golden petals and a molten burgundy ring surrounding a brown cen- ter. Well-branched plants fl ower generously. Ht. 4-5 ft. Annual.
06149 SUNFLOWER
Royal Wedding. A rare, black and white bicolored poppy of which we’ve man-
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aged to acquire a limited seed supply! Large, pure-white blooms, set off by coal black cen- ters, fl ower profusely from May through early summer. An elegant alternative to highly col- ored poppies. Height 36 in. Perennial zones 4-9
Twinny™ Mix. Scrumptious double blooms on a dwarf habit has abundant spikes of fl uttery, butterfl y-style fl owers that are unique to snaps. Easy-to-grow, thriving under cooler tempera- tures as an energy effi cient crop, while also tolerating heat and wet feet. Requires little mainte- nance, even when plants are ex- posed directly to shifts in weath- er. Ht. 10-12 in. Annual.
05143 SNAPDRAGON
contain 20 - 100 seeds, enough for the average garden, unless otherwise noted.
FLOWERSEED PACKETS
ALL RARE 07535 PITCHER PLANT
White Top. A captivating carnivorous plant that is usually grown on a warm win- dowsill as an indoor pot plant. At the base of each “pitch- er” the plant secretes a sweet nectar irresistible to insects. Ht. 8-30 in. (12 seeds). Perennial zones 6-9
2 07771 SALVIA Sum- hummingbird magnets. Ht. 10-24 in. Annual.
mer Jewel Pink. 2012 AAS Winner. Blooms prolifi cally throughout the growing season, produc- ing a multitude of spikes lined with 1/2 in., light pink, lipped fl owers. As a bonus, the fl owers appear almost two weeks earlier than other pink salvias. Dwarf-sized plants grow up to 16 in. wide and are
08762 ECHINACEA PowWow™ Wild Berry. 2010 AAS Winner. Stems branch from the base – an unusual habit that greatly reduces the need to deadhead. One of the showiest and highest quality Echinaceas available, with a naturally compact habit. Rich rose- purple blooms, with dark rose centers, average 3 to 4 in. across and resist fading better than similar va- rieties. Flowers the fi rst year if started early. Ht. 20-24 in. (15 seeds) Perennial zones 3-8
$2.50 EACH 2 to 5 Packets
$2.75 EACH 1 Packet $2.95 EACH
08035 Blackberry - 2012 AAS Winner. Perfectly describes the unique velvety, midnight purple, 1-1/2 to 2 in. fl owers, with tiny white eyes, that are offset by shiny, deep green foliage.
05702 KALE Glamour Red Hybrid. 2011 AAS Winner. This ornamental outperforms and outshines others on the market. Waxless leaves are shiny red with purple undertones. Fringed heads, 10 to 12 in. across, begin to develop color when nighttime temperatures dip below 55˚F. Space plants 12 in. apart in full sun for best color. Disease and frost toler- ance means extra longevi- ty in containers and landscapes. (15 seeds). Ht. 12 in. Annual.
08904 LUPINE Rising Sun. Oh, what a pleasure for the senses! White, gold, bronze and azure fl owers rise in ascending tiers above blue-green foliage. Fragrant and spectacular in groups of fi ve or more plants. Awe-inspiring as a cut fl ower. Ht. 36-42 in. Perennial zones 4-8
09035
PRIMROSE Prim- ula Mixed Colors. Covered with blooms of almost every color of the rainbow. Does best in cool and well-shaded areas. Ht. 8 in. Perennial zones 5-8
08775 GAILLARDIA Mesa Bright Bicolor. A fi rst-year fl owering Gaillardia from seed. Vivid, fade-resistant fl owerheads on strong, well-branched plants cre- ate a glamorous display. Blooms are a true bi- color – brilliant red with a prominent bright yellow band. Drought- tolerant plants maintain their stature, fi lling landscapes and mixed containers with an exciting sea of color that at- tracts bees and butterfl ies. Ht. 16-18 in. Perennial zones 3-8
06909 MARIGOLD Moonsong Deep Orange Hybrid. 2010 AAS Winner. Perfect for garden- ers who want intense, summer-long color without a lot of effort. Tightly packed, fully double blooms are saturated in bright orange, held just above deep green foliage that constantly renews itself for a fresh appearance. Plants spread up to 14 in. in full sun, with strong stems and excellent branching. Drought resistant. Ht. 12-15 in. Annual.
nifi cent Climber. A wonderful rare plant. Adapted to warm, sunny weather, this marvelous climbing vine is a rapid growing beauty. Blooms are bell-like deep velvety- blue fl owers on plants with elegant leaves and tendrils. Be the fi rst in your neighborhood to grow it. Ht. 10 to 20 ft. (10 seeds). Annual.
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