Flower Pollinators

Vibrant spikes of color.

HEIRLOOM. Superb for bedding or containers.

HEIRLOOM. Beautifully striped or flecked double flowers.

A buffet of flowers that has something for everyone.

Standout variety with dark-red-to-purple flowers, leaves and stems.

Rainbows of color for several years.

Nice clean plants that develop flower heads very fast. From seed to vase time is from 45 to 50 days

Generous display of fully-double, semi-double crested lilac blooms with soulful dark eyes.

Classic double zinnia with long stems for cutting.

A colorful dream of pincushion flowers fulfilled in your garden or flower vases.

Stunning wine-red velvet petals flecked with gold.

Elegant blooms are kissed with raspberry-red rings.

Bachelors buttons in charming blue.

Ideal selection for landscaping or bouquets.

HEIRLOOM. 1962 All-America Selections winner.

Our best-of-the-best mix.

A spectacular show of flowers all summer long.

HEIRLOOM. Edible flowers make gorgeous garnishes.

HEIRLOOM. Carefree, easy-to-grow plant adds drama to the back of the border.

Generous display of fully-double, semi-double crested blooms with creamy centers and soulful dark eyes.

Enormous single and semi-double golden blossoms 6-9" across.

The first rose-pink sunflower!

HEIRLOOM. Burpee's breakthrough zinnias!

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Do-it-all, plant heat-loving southern favorite produces steady stream of flower clusters from spring into fall.