06806 MARIGOLD Crackerjack Mixed. Early,
flowers of yellow, gold and orange. Its fully double blooms measure 3 to 4 in. across. Bushy, 2-1/2 ft. plants remain neat all season. Ht. 36 in. (25 seeds). Annual.
giant carnation-type
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05121 SNAPDRAGONS Giant Ruffled Tetra Mix. Giant ruffled blooms in shades of pink, red, white and yel- low are set on top of long, tapered spikes. Perfect for cutting and makes an ideal back of border for landscaping. Very elegant. Ht. 30 in. (100 seeds). 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. (25 seeds). Annual.
08100 ZINNIA Oklahoma Mix.
05510 COSMOS Cupcakes and Saucers Mix. A whimsical, distinctive mix of traditional vari- eties and Cupcake vari- eties with their unique fused petals in pastel shades and white. Free-flowering, bushy plants are covered in fine, airy foliage that add a delightful touch to summer gardens. Great for beds, borders and patio containers, blooming well into Oc- tober. Tolerant to inclement weather. Spreads 24 in. Ht. 48 in. (20 seeds). Annual.
06172 SUNFLOWER Teddy Bear. A very beautiful ornamental, with lots of rich golden blooms, up to 6 in., on each stalk. Stately and brilliantly at- tractive despite its dwarf size. Will continue to pro- duce fully dou- ble blooms for quite
time. Ideal for beds and front of borders. Ht. 16 in. (50 seeds). Annual.
Wow! Spectacular! Mix includes huge double and semi-double blooms in shades of yellow, white, salmon, pink and scarlet. Great for cut- ting. Resistant to Powdery Mildew. Easy-to- grow, sow direct in garden. Ht. 33-38 in. (100 seeds). Annual.
a long
GATE Prince’s Feather. This vigorous, self-seed- er has slender, branch- ing plants, heavily laden with pendulous, dark pink catkins. A decorative cottage gar- den heir- loom that is very hard to find. Ht. 6-9 ft. (12 seeds). Annual.
06209 STRAWFLOWERS Tall Mixed. Double blooms are over 2-1/2 in. across, in shades of crimson, white, rose and yellow. Ht. 3 ft. (350 seeds). Annual.
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 astonish- ingly soothing sea of color. Ht. 8-12 in. (25 seeds). Annual.
05605 DIANTHUS Rainbow Loveliness. Unique blooms in shades of pink, lilac, white, purple and red with deeply cut pet- als give this variety a soft, feathery ap- pearance. The strong, sweet fragrance makes them a delightful cut flower. Compact and hardy, they quickly form attractive clumps perfect for the front of borders or plant in con- tainers for a delightful display on patios. Plants may bloom the first year
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07351
PETUNIA Sparklers. A breakthrough in Petunia breed-
excellent for beds, borders, mixed con- tainers and cut flowers. Easy-to-grow. Attracts bees and butterflies. Ht. 20-25 in. (20 seeds). Annual.
ing. This unique strain boasts the first ever point- ed star-shaped blooms from seed. Reminiscent of small lily flowers these gorgeous petunias are set against unusually 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 magnificent display whether cascading out of hanging baskets or planted in borders and beds. Ht. 12 in. (100 seeds). Annual.
BACHELOR’S BUTTON Polka Dot Mixed. Showy dwarf mix of blue, pink, white and red feathery blooms keep well and are excellent for cutting. Prefers full sun and easy-to-grow. Ht. 24 in. (50 seeds). Annual.
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05548 COSMOS Xsenia. Fleuroselect Novelty Award win- ner. Single, 2-1/2 to 3 in. flowers are an eye-catching terracotta or- ange with rose edges that change color with the intensity of the sun- light. Compact plants bloom pro- fusely from June through September, have an upright habit and spread up to 16 in. Great garden performance and
05339 CALENDULA Orange Flash. Blooms are absolutely unique with warm tones of orange, apricot and caramel and very large – up to 4 in.! Plants are attractive with a nice bushy habit. Adds beautiful col- or and style as a cut flower in arrangements. Excellent in landscapes and borders where it exhibits impressive garden performance. Prefers full sun. Easy-to-grow. Ht. 24 in. (100 seeds). Annual.
wildflower pollinator mixes.
08219 Bee Feed Mix. Specially designed to provide nectar and pollen for wild bees, honey bees, and other pollinators. Well-suited to both landscaped and naturalized areas. Includes 20 annual and perennial species with bloom times ranging from early to late season. Plant 5 oz. per 1,000 square ft.; for 1 acre plant 6 to 12 lbs. Approx. 547,000 seeds per lb. (K) 1/2 oz. $3.95; 2+ $3.65 each; (M) 1/4 lb. $19.95 each; 2+ $18.95 each; (P) 1 lb. $54.95.
Monarch Mix
08226 Monarch Butterfly Garden Mix. Monarch populations have been in decline for a number of years due to the loss of nectar sources and milkweeds. Includes a mix of native wildflow- ers, garden flowers and milkweeds which supply nectar sources for adult monarchs. Milkweeds are utilized for egg-laying and provide food to mon- arch caterpillars. Plant 8 oz. per 1,000 square ft.; for 1 acre plant 12 to 24 lbs. Approx. 212,000 seeds per lb. (K) 1/2 oz. $3.95; 2+ $3.65 each; (M) 1/4 lb. $21.95; 2+ $19.95 each; (P) 1 lb. $59.95.
Bee Mix
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08904 LUPINE Sunrise. Oh, what a pleasure for the senses! White, gold, bronze and azure flowers rise in ascending tiers above blue-green foliage. Fragrant and spectacular in groups
if sown early. Ht. 12 in. (15 seeds). Perennial zones 4-8.
more plants. Awe- inspiring as a cut flower. Ht. 36-42 in. (30 seeds). Perennial zones 4-8.
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