06806 MARIGOLD Cracker- jack Mixed. Early, giant carna- tion-type fl owers of yellow, gold and orange. Its fully double blooms mea- sure 3 to 4 in. across. Bushy, 2-1/2 ft. plants remain neat all season. Ht. 36 in. Annual.
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the irregular and fi nely slashed petals give way to green-blue seed pods perfect for use in dried fl ower arrangements. Easy-to-grow and can be sown directly into cut fl ower and cottage garden planting schemes. Spreads 12 in. Ht. 35 in. Annual.
06172 SUNFLOWER Teddy Bear. A very beautiful ornamental, with hundreds of rich golden blooms on each stalk. Stately and brilliantly attractive despite its dwarf size. Will continue to produce fully double blooms for quite a long time. Ideal for beds and front of borders. Ht. 16 in. Annual.
CLEMATIS Bells. A de- lightful, highly
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unusual dwarf border Clematis in a mix of marine blue and rich rose colors with lovely 2 in. fl owers. Erect 12-18 in. growth habit with blooms often facing upward. (10 seeds). Peren- nial zones 3-8
07554 POPPY Pink Fizz. Elegant pink bicolor blooms sit elegantly on tall stems with silver foliage. As summer progresses,
05654 Pumpkin On A Stick. This very unusual variety is actually an ornamental egg- plant! Plants are well-branched and upright with large attractive foliage. Small, 2 in., or- ange fruits resemble cinderella-shaped pump- kins that grow along thorny, 24-28 in. stems. Grow in containers or borders for summer-long enjoyment – its unique appear- ance will defi - nitely raise a few eyebrows! Use in fresh ar- rangements or dry the fruits on the stems for an interesting and unique addition to
ments and deco- rations. Ht. 36- 48 in. Annual.
07021 NASTURTIUM Jewel Mixed. Fragrant blooms of gold, mahogany and scarlet. Will bloom constantly throughout the summer, even in most problem soils. Flowers are held
high above the foliage. Ht. 12-18 in. Annual.
08100 ZINNIA Oklahoma Mix. Wow! Spectacular! Mix includes huge double and semi- double blooms in shades of yellow, white, salmon, pink and scarlet. Great for cutting, prolifi c, resistant to Powdery Mildew. Easy-to- grow, sow direct in garden. Ht. 33-38 in. Annual.
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07015 NASTURTIUM Caribbean Cocktail. A soft blend of hand picked shades – we’ve ‘shaken and stirred’ all the pastels and bicolors, the pinks, the strawberries and cream types and the raspberry shades and the result is an astonishingly soothing sea of color. Ht. 8-12 in. Annual.
05334 CALENDULA Oopsy Daisy. Mass- es of single daisy-like fl owers all summer long. Blooms have bicolored petals in gorgeous shades of pale orange and gold. Easy-to-grow. Ht. 12 in. Annual.
07351 PETUNIA Sparklers. A breakthrough in Petunia breeding. This unique strain boasts the fi rst ever pointed star-shaped blooms from seed. Reminiscent of small lily fl owers these gorgeous petunias are set against unusual narrow foliage. The dynamic blend combines pinks, violets and purples from pastel to deep jewel tones, and bicolors. Mound- ing plants spread 14 in. Puts on a magnifi cent dis- play whether cascading out of hanging baskets or planted in borders and beds. Ht. 12 in. Annual.
05566 CARDINAL CLIMBER Cardinalis. Attractive feathery fo- liage and sprays of stunning scarlet, tubular fl owers convey a delicate ap- pearance that delights the eye while proving irresistible to hummingbirds. Ht. 10-12 ft. Cannot ship to AZ. An- nual.
05605 DIANTHUS Rainbow Loveliness. Unique blooms in shades of pink, lilac, white, pur- ple and red with deeply cut petals give this variety a soft, feathery appearance. The strong, sweet fragrance makes them a de- lightful cut fl ower. Compact and har- dy,
form attractive clumps perfect for the front of borders or plant in containers for a delightful display on patios. Plants may bloom the fi rst year if sown early. Ht. 12 in. (15 seeds). Peren- nial zones 4-8
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GATE Prince’s Feather. This vigorous, self- seeder has slender, branching plants, heavily laden with pendulous, dark pink catkins. A decorative cot- tage gar- den heir- loom that is very hard to fi nd. Ht. 6-9 ft. (12 seeds) Annual.
STRAWFLOWERS Tall Mixed. Double blooms are over 2-1/2 in. across, in shades of crimson, white, rose and yellow. Ht. 3 ft. Annual.
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Blue. Striking and unusual white blooms are splashed with Delft Blue creating a display reminiscent of the famous Dutch “Delft Blue” pottery. Easy-to-grow, this beauty is delightful when sown directly in mass plantings or bor- ders. Flowers are followed by intriguing seed pods that are ideal for using in arrangements both fresh or dried. Ht. 20 in. Annual.
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08904 LUPINE Rising Sun. Oh, what a pleasure for the senses! White, gold, bronze and azure fl ow- ers rise in ascending tiers above blue- green foliage. Fragrant and spectacu- lar in groups of fi ve or more plants. Awe-inspiring as a cut fl ower. Ht. 36-42 in. Perennial zones 4-8
09015 POPPY Oriental. Largest of all poppies. Enor- mous fl owers of rich scarlet, orange and pink with dra- matic, contrasting black eyes. This is one fl ower you won’t regret planting. Ht. 3 ft. Pe- rennial zones 4-9
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05121 SNAPDRAGONS Maximum Mixed. Giant ruffl ed blooms in shades of pink, red, white and yellow are set on top of long, tapered spikes. Ideal for cutting and makes an ideal back of bor- der for landscaping. Very el- egant. Ht. 30 in. Annual.
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