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Himrod Grape

‘Himrod’ has been around for a number of years but it is still unsurpassed in its ability to grow and produce in the home edible garden. This early maturing selection […]

Concord Seedless Grape

Dependability is without question on this easy to grow vine that will give you gobs of deep purple, sweet Grapes that have the added pleasure of being seedless. There may […]

Canadice Grape

It’s hard to beat this grape for taste and ease of growth. You’ll love its productivity in your backyard garden with compact clusters of large, seedless red grapes ripening in […]

Cayuga White Grape

Developed at Cornell University, this white Grape is perfect for growing in the northern home orchard and an incredibly heavy producer. This selection is widely used for producing a number […]

Flip Side® is cloaked in 8-inch, fragrant, deep purple flowers that attract a nonstop parade of pollinators. It’s also a strong rebloomer. Flip Side® got its name because the greyish olive-green leaves […]

Blue Diddley® Chastetree

Blue Diddley® Vitex makes the plant even better with its dwarf stature that is about half the size of typical vitex. In the north, zones 5-6, this plant acts like […]

Soft Pink Viola

These are daylight neutral plants and able to flower any time of the year when temperatures are moderate. With impressive weather tolerance, these compact and mounding beauties display the bicolor […]

Penny™ Yellow Blotch Viola

The Penny™ series of hybrid Violas tolerates more heat without becoming leggy. Incredibly robust for better over-wintering performance. Edible flowers! Penny™ Yellow Blotch boasts huge, bright yellow blooms with central black […]

Red Blotch Pansy

The Penny™ series of hybrid Violas tolerates more heat without becoming leggy. Incredibly robust for better over-wintering performance. Edible flowers! Penny™ Red Blotch boasts huge, red-scarlet blooms with contrasting yellow eye […]

Columbine Pansy

Blooming with abandon, ‘Columbine’ will try and succeed in being the star of any garden throughout the year since its bloom continues unabated from early spring right on into September. […]