HEIRLOOM. Colorful, edible nasturtiums tolerate poor soils and heat or cold.

Nasturtium that puts flowers front and center!

Cascading edible blooms in brilliant mixed colors.

HEIRLOOM. Superb for bedding or containers.

Pastel mix with flowers held above foliage for display.

Bring history to life in this 250th year by planting your own Colonial Dooryard Herb Garden.

Plant a Revolutionary Garden of crops grown at Jefferson’s Monticello Garden.

Lovely blend of tall spikes and bright colors.

Jumbo flowers in an array of colors.

Fuchsia, white and lemon snapdragon, no staking needed.

Magnificent at the back of the border and for cutting or naturalizing.

Ruffled blooms in an exquisite color mix create elegant and lush bouquets.

Vibrant mix for easy, summer-long blooms.

Burpees favorite double zinnia.

Enjoy the ease and beauty of this showy spring addition.

Wave Purple, the original groundcover petunia.

Summer-long celebration of sensuous color!

Vigorous, fast-growing, well-branched plants create a wall of sensuous color.

From June through August, free-flowering phlox cultivar flings out constellations of bright-eyed blooms.

A brilliant burst of deep-rose color!

Huge dahlia-like flowers. Full color range.

Exceptional coneflower in a variety of eye-pleasing colors.