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  • Tomato Mountain Merit F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Mountain Merit was judged by growers in the Heartland region as a superior tomato because it is such a nice all-around tomato, perfect for slicing and sandwiches.

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  • Endive Batavian Full Heart
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  • Spinach Bloomsdale No. 5 - All-America Selections

    Spinach Bloomsdale No. 5
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    Morning Glory Scarlett O’Hara
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  • Corn Sweet Honey Select F1 - 2001 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner 'Honey Select' has proven its delicious sweet honey flavor and tender eating quality in trials across North America.

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  • Tomato Juliet F1 - 1999 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - The one ounce tomatoes are produced in clusters like grapes on the long vigorous indeterminate vines.

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  • Celosia Prestige Scarlet - 1997 AAS Flower Winner - Deep scarlet combs cover entire plant over a prolonged period.

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  • Gaillardia Red Plume

    Gaillardia Red Plume
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  • Dianthus Bravo
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  • Petunia Ultra Crimson Star F1

    Petunia Ultra Crimson Star F1
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  • Kochia Acapulco Silver

    Kochia Acapulco Silver
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  • Watermelon Sweet Favorite
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  • Tomato Midnight Snack - All-America Selections

    Tomato Midnight Snack F1
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  • Marigold Big Duck Orange - 2019 AAS Ornamental Winner

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  • Corn, Sweet Golden Beauty Hybrid
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  • Ornamental Pepper Black Hawk F1 2016 AAS Flower Award Winner If you are looking for a plant with adorable little ornamental peppers that start off black and change to a beautiful, head-turning red, you'll be over the moon for our newest AAS regional ornamental pepper winner, Black Hawk" F1.

    Ornamental Pepper Black Hawk F1
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  • Salvia Summer Jewel White - 2015 AAS Winner - This dwarf sized, compact plant has a prolific bloom count throughout the summer. As a bonus, the blooms appear almost two weeks earlier than other white salvias.

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  • Salvia Summer Jewel Pink - 2012 AAS Bedding Plant Award Winner This dwarf sized, compact plant has a prolific bloom count throughout the growing season.

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  • Nasturtium Scarlet Gleam
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  • Ornamental Pepper Black Pearl 2006 - AAS Flower Winner - Black Pearl is a handsome plant with black foliage.

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  • Petunia Wave® Blue - 2003 AAS Flower Winner The velvety, dark blue 2-inch blooms cover this trailing plant for the growing season.

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  • Cantaloupe Honey Gold
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  • Cosmos Giant Sensation Dazzler
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  • Spinach America - AAS Edible Winner

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  • Columbine McKana Giant
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  • Cosmos Sunset
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  • Geranium Rose Diamond

    Geranium Rose Diamond
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  • Celosia Apricot Brandy

    Celosia Apricot Brandy
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  • Marigold Queen Sophia
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  • Gypsophila Gypsy White Improved - 2018 AAS Flower Winner

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  • Tomato Celano - 2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Begonia Viking Explorer Rose on Green Glod Medal All-Amercia Selections Winner

    Begonia Viking™ Explorer Rose on Green F1
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  • Kohlrabi Konan - 2016 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Cucumber Pick a Bushel F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner This Regional AAS Winner is great for northern areas because it is early to set fruit, offers a prolific quantity of fruit and is a compact bush-type cucumber spreading only about 24 inches.

    Cucumber Pick a Bushel F1
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  • Pansy Dwarf Swiss Giants
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  • Celosia Fresh Look Gold 2007 AAS Flower Award Winner Correctly named, these plants look as fresh in September as they did when planted in the spring.

    Celosia Fresh Look Gold
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