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  • Petunia Fire Dance
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  • Rudbeckia hirta Gloriosa Double
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  • Pansy Majestic Giants Mix
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  • Petunia Ultra Crimson Star F1

    Petunia Ultra Crimson Star F1
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  • Broccoli Green Comet
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  • Zinnia Peter Pan Orange
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  • Pepper Mad Hatter F1 - 2017 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

    Pepper Mad Hatter F1
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  • Tomato Red Torch - 2019 AAS Edible/Vegetable Winner - a striped oblong tomato with 1.5” long fruits that weigh about 1.5 ounces.

    Tomato Red Torch F1
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  • Impatiens Bounce Pink Flame looks like an Impatiens walleriana in habit, flower form and count, but is completely downy mildew resistant, which means this impatiens will last from spring all the way through fall.

    Impatiens Bounce™ Pink Flame PPAF ‘Balboufink’
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  • Tomato Chef's Choice Orange F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Chef's Choice Orange F1 is a hybrid derived from the popular heirloom Amana Orange which matures late in the season.

    Tomato Chef’s Choice Orange F1
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  • Lobelia Rosamond
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  • Tomato Burpee Globe
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  • Squash Sunshine F1- 2004 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

    Squash Sunshine F1
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  • Salvia Royal Blue
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  • Onion Super Star F1 - 2001 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Super Star is an improved white sweet onion recommended for all spring gardens in North America because it is day-length neutral.

    Onion Super Star F1
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  • Portulaca Sundial Peach F1 - 1999 AAS Bedding Plant Winner - A glowing peach flower color is unique for this moss rose.

    Portulaca Sundial Peach F1
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  • Aster Victory Giants Mixed
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  • Basil Sweet Dani - 1998 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Greatly improved aromatic herb desirable for culinary and ornamental use.

    Basil Sweet Dani
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  • Zinnia Crystal White - 1997 AAS Bedding Plant Winner - Pure white, single daisy like blooms cover this low growing plant all season.

    Zinnia Crystal White
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  • Bean Kentucky Blue (pole)

    Bean Kentucky Blue
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  • Bean Greencrop
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  • Lettuce Buttercrunch
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  • Impatiens Tango

    Impatiens Tango
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