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Black Eyed Susan

This Native Black Eyed Susan sets itself apart from the group as it combines beauty with strength, and offers slightly larger orange/yellow flowers than the group. It is pollinator friendly, […]

Brown-Eyed Susan

‘Medley Mix’ will combine two kinds of Brown-Eyed Susans, creating a stunning show of fall color. These yellow, red, and orange-colored blossoms will appear through the summer and into the […]

ENCORE RED RASPBERRY

Specially developed by Cornell University for its unique harvest season,Encore is a delicious filler for that gap between summer and fall raspberry harvests in late July to early August. You […]

Gorizia Rosemary

These leaves grow to be double the size of other Rosemaries and its strong upright form means it looks tidy in the mixed container or herb bed. It can be […]

Topaz Jewel Hybrid Rugosa Rose

A reblooming beauty, this rugosa type has big, double, sweetly scented yellow flowers that occur in sizeable clusters throughout the season.

Suñorita® Landscape Rose

Prune Suñorita rose in early spring, just as the new growth begins, to ensure that the growth for the season comes from the thicker, more vigorous buds farther down on […]

Snow Pavement Rose

(Northern Hardy) So tough, so tolerant, so easy to grow, yet such a great rose for the garden. Snow Pavement gives you everything you want in a rose without any […]

Ringo All-Star Rose

Named the Royal Horticulture Society Rose of the Year in 2015, Ringo All-Star rose features single flowers with a unique color blend of melon-orange and pink that age to lavender for […]

Double Pink Landscape Rose

Excellent disease resistance and abundant, continuous blooms set Oso Easy® Double Pink rose apart from the crowd. Ten or more pink double flowers are produced per stem, creating a mass of […]

Virginiana Rose

Create a beautiful wildlife bonanza in your landscape with this American Beauties rose that everyone and every critter will prize! Virginia Rose is easy to grow with an abundance of […]