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You will be astonished at its productivity over a long summer! Sugar Rush begins bearing early in the season, which makes it a good choice for short-summer climates. The fruit is glossy and heavier than you would expect, so keep those fruiting stems tied...

There's no better way to bring easy, long-lasting color and fragrance to all your trellises, arbors, walls, and fences than with this award-winning, timeless classic! Bred by American hybridizer Bill Warriner, Americatm is a cross of R.

Harvesting is about all the attention that you have to give these herb gardens because the ingenious passive hydroponics system wicks moisture up to the plant as it is needed, rationing out food and water over time so that you only have to add water about...

Try it once and we know you'll be convinced! Pkt is 2 oz., about 100 seeds. 60 days from direct-sowing. They color up quite young, adding bright golden-yellow color to the garden, and boast a velvety texture that holds sauces and dressings beautifully.

They are both attractive and scrumptious, with a full-bodied flavor so savory you may find yourself eating them straight from the stalk! And they keep so well that you don't have to harvest them all at once! Taste, texture, and hold -- that's the TripleSweet...

35 days from direct sowing. Most will be ready within 4 to 7 weeks, and will re-grow quickly as you "trim" them to harvest the young, succulent leaves. It's a great choice for window boxes as well as planters of all kinds, and it makes a kitchen windowsill...

The skin is thin, glossy, and firm, protecting the succulent flesh within, You can even dry Garden Salsa Hybrid and then grind it into spice! Adaptable and generous with the yields, this is a dependable pepper you will come back to season after season...

Simple! Most of the varieties in this mix will reach 3 to 5 inches high in bloom, and spread just 2 to 4 inches wide (the width of their blooms and no more!). You can never have too many Crocus! Zones 3-8.

They thrive in the shade, brightening the annual bed and containers of all kinds. This premier mix brings you the best of the fancy-leafed types, and we think you will be delighted with their performance.

Jenny is a working watermelon, acting as a pollinator for all seedless watermelon varieties in your field. Very disease resistant, it is abundant, vigorous, and healthy. 85 days from direct-sowing.

Sow seeds 1 inch deep directly into the garden after the danger of frost is past. (For even earlier harvests, start seeds indoors.) Pick when the fruits are still small (4 to 8 inches long).

All you have is a fully integrated plant, better soil, and a good feeling about how you've used only a 100% renewable resource as a planter. Made on a dairy farm in Connecticut, these pots begin as cow patties from the resident herd.

Eat them fresh from the garden or turn them into jams, jellies, pies, and sauces! Certain to sell out quickly, Sweetheart is a must-have for the berry lover. The second is at summer's end.

Be sure to harvest Sunshine from the garden before the first hard frost. Everything about Sunshine Hybrid is better than other Kabocha Squash varieties, from the sweet, nutty flavor to the glorious persimmon-orange color to the huge yields on compact...

Mildew-resistant and strong enough to resist punctures and tears, the Kangaroo will last for many, many seasons of tough garden chores! You'll wonder why you ever bothered with anything else! 30-gallon Collapsible Kangaroo is 22 inches high and wide 10-gallon...

(In autumn, after the petals drop, the seeds in the cone dry out, creating a feast for songbirds, so be sure to leave the last blooms on the plant until they've been picked clean!) The flowers begin in midsummer in most climates, and continue well into...

Just 16 to 18 inches high, these dark green stems sport huge blooms that refuse to topple, even when rough winds and rainstorms arise. All hail the king! The world's best-loved daffodil since its introduction in 1899, King Alfred is a trumpet type with...

They may be picked green, but reach full flavor and nutrition content when allowed to mature to their individual bright, glossy colors. They have a small seed cavity, meaning you get an extra bite or two from every pepper.

If you like your peppers big and bountiful, Big Bertha is the one for you! A long-time favorite of Park customers and one of our own most highly-recommended varieties, this giant-fruited bell has been improved to bear even greater yields on medium-tall...

We almost can't believe that one tree can possibly be this colorful! It really is like looking through a kaleidoscope! Tones of green, blue and red are displayed beautifully on deeply divided leaves that create amazing texture in your landscape! This...

Yet the flavor is far more than merely sweet; it has a rich, fruity bite that is more substantial than you'd expect from such a small fruit. Resistant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus 2. Set plants 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart.

Expect a lengthy summer season of beauty with this darling pineapple lily. Looking for something different for you garden? Known as a pineapple lily due to the unusual shape of its flower heads, this perennial is quite the conversation piece.

Weight: 20 pounds. The soft plastic screen will filter out all plant debris and even keep out insects: no mosquitoes spawning here! After you have collected a good rain or two, use the brass spigot to release your water right where you want it.

Once you harvest the central crown (which you can do at about 50 days; it will be small but scrumptious!), about 5 or 6 side-shoots will appear. If planting in fall, start 10 to 12 weeks before first frost date.

That's it -- in a few weeks you'll see evenly-spaced, healthy green shoots that need no thinning! And with this Lettuce Buttercrunch, you can make new sowings every week all spring and fall, for months of delicious fresh eating! With the 15 feet of seed...

The varieties in this collection bloom at varying times and reach various heights from about 12 to 16 inches high, 6 to 8 inches wide (although they can be planted much closer together, especially in containers), and to flower in early to mid-spring,...

At last, all the glorious Kong varieties in one mix, guaranteeing you the full range of bright colors and patterns! This Empire Mix contains Kong Mosaic, Salmon Pink, Red, Rose, and Scarlet, for an unprecedented display of bold foliage in garden and container.