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  • Potato Clancy - 2019 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner - The first potato grown from seed!

    Potato Clancy F1
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  • Tomato Sunset Torch F1 - All-America Selections Edible-Vegetable Winner

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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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  • Beet Perfected Detroit
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  • Squash_EarlyProlificStraightneck

    Squash Early Prolific Straightneck
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  • Carnation Can Can Scarlet F1 - 2003 AAS Flower Winner This is one of the most fragrant garden carnations.

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  • Petunia First Lady
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  • Pea Mr. Big- 2000 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Mr. Big is a superior English or garden pea.

    Pea Mr. Big
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  • Pepper Early Pimento
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  • Pea Freezonian
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  • Tomato Urbana
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  • Dianthus Ideal Violet F1

    Dianthus Ideal Violet F1
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  • Mustard Green Wave - AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Squash Hercules Butternut
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  • Salvia Strata

    Salvia Strata
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  • Marigold Gold Galore
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  • Dianthus Queen of Hearts
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  • Ornamental Pepper Holiday Time

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  • Ornamental Pepper Holiday Cheer
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    Pepper Super Cayenne F1
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  • Pepper cayenne Red Ember - 2018 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

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  • Tomato Crokine - 2020 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winners

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  • AAS Winner Zinnia Queeny Lemon Peach has lemon-yellow bloom color with dark peach center is consistent across multiple plants, plus it’s a perfect height to use as a cut flower

    Zinnia Queeny Lemon Peach
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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.

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  • Salvia Summer Jewel Red - 2011 AAS Bedding Plant Award Winner This AAS Bedding Plant Award Winner was consistently rated “superior” or “above average” by the AAS judges because of its early and generous flower blossoms, continuing from spring to autumn.

    Salvia Summer Jewel™ Red
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  • Viola Rain Blue and Purple F1 - 2009 AAS Cool Season Bedding Plant Award Winner This variety creates a spreading pool of cool blue colors.

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  • Zinnia Zowie! Yellow Flame F1 - 2006 AAS Flower Winner Zowie! Yellow Flame is the first semi-tall zinnia with a unique bi-color pattern.

    Zinnia Zowie! Yellow Flame F1
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  • Basil Magical Michael - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - An ornamental, edible sweet basil with a clearly refined plant size and shape, 'Magical Michael' plants are uniform and reliably 15 inches tall and 16-17 inches wide.

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  • Portulaca Margarita Rosita F1 - 2001 AAS Bedding Plant Winner Margarita Rosita looks different from other portulaca as a young plant.

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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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  • Bean Keystonian
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  • Petunia Fantasy Pink Morn F1 -1996 AAS Bedding Plant Winner

    Petunia Fantasy Pink Morn F1
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