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  • Verbena EnduraScape™ Pink Bicolor

    Verbena EnduraScape™ Pink Bicolor
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  • Petunia Wave Carmine Velour - 2019 AAS Flower Winner

    Petunia Wave® Carmine Velour F1
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  • Echalion Creme Burle - BGS 270 F1 - AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

    Echalion Creme Brulee (BGS-270) F1
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  • Mini Love Watermelon - This personal-sized Asian watermelon is perfect for smaller families and smaller gardens. Shorter vines (3-4’) still produce up to six fruits per plant and can be grown in smaller spaces.

    Watermelon Mini Love F1
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  • Petunia Tidal Wave Red Velour F1 - Large flowers literally cover the vigorously spreading plants that rarely need deadheading because new blooms continuously pop up and cover the old, spent blooms.

    Petunia Tidal Wave® Red Velour F1
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  • Melon Melemon F1 2013 AAS Vegetable Award Winner The earliness, high yield on healthy, strong plants and superior taste all contributed to this melon becoming an AAS Winner.

    Melon Melemon F1
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  • Marigold Moonsong Deep Orange F1 2010 AAS Flower Award Winner This AAS Winner has vibrant deep orange flower color.

    Marigold Moonsong Deep Orange F1
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  • Stock Giant Excelsior/Rose Pink
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  • Diascia Diamonte Coral Rose F1 -2006 AAS Cool Season Bedding Plant Winner - Diamonte Coral Rose is an improved variety in a class that was relatively unknown five years ago.

    Diascia Diamonte Coral Rose F1
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  • Gaillardia Arizona Sun - 2005 AAS Flower Winner This Arizona Sun is red and yellow.

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  • Aster Early Giant Light Blue
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  • Vinca Jaio Scarlet Eye - 2002 AAS Bedding Plant Winner - Vinca or Catharanthus roseus 'Jaio Scarlet Eye' is a distinct rose-scarlet flower color with a small white eye.

    Vinca Jaio Scarlet Eye
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  • Tomato Jolly F1 - 2001 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Jolly is a delicious, new pink tomato.

    Tomato Jolly F1
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  • Tritoma Flamenco - 1999 AAS Flower Winner - An old fashioned flower, Tritoma is also known as red-hot-poker.

    Tritoma Flamenco
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  • Cucumber Cubit
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  • Bean Puregold Wax
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  • Cantaloupe Granite State
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  • Pansy Padparadja

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  • Marigold Petite Harmony
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  • Zinnia Tom Thumb Pink Buttons
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  • Torenia Clown Mixture

    Torenia Clown Mixture
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  • Verbena Trinidad

    Verbena Trinidad
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  • Cabbage Red Head
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  • Pansy Imperial Blue
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  • Ornamental Pepper Holiday Cheer
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  • American Dream Sweet Corn

    Corn, Sweet American Dream
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  • Potato Clancy - 2019 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner - The first potato grown from seed!

    Potato Clancy F1
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  • Eggplant Icicle - AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

    Eggplant Icicle F1
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  • Katarina Cabbage has a perfect smaller head size (4”) and shape to be grown successfully in containers on patios, decks or in-ground beds, possibly as an ornamental/edible border.

    Cabbage Katarina F1
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  • Osteospermum Akila® Daisy White F1 2014 AAS Bedding Plant Award Winner White osteospermums are not unique but a clear white osteo with a yellow center is a novelty, plus, it’s easily grown from seed.

    Osteospermum Akila Daisy White
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  • Pumpkin Hijinks F1 - 2011 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner- This winning pumpkin variety produces small-sized, 7 to 9 pound fruits, of a very uniform size and shape.

    Pumpkin Hijinks F1
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  • Melon Lambkin F1 - 2009 AAS Vegetable Award Winner ‘Lambkin’ is a gourmet melon that is early to mature and easy to grow in containers or garden soil.

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  • Pea Teton
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  • Lettuce Spearhead
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  • Petunia Limbo Violet F1 - 2004 AAS Bedding Plant Winner 'Limbo Violet' differs from all other single grandiflora petunias as a unique combination of large flowers on a compact plant.

    Petunia Limbo Violet F1
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  • Squash Papaya Pear F1 - 2003 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner The first summer squash with a shape similar to a tropical papaya fruit.

    Squash Papaya Pear F1
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