Extra large flowers are the first to bloom in spring.

Perfect straightnecks grow on sturdy, open, yet compact plants.

Golden-yellow blooms that attract the earliest spring pollinators.

Cool snow crocus.

The most intense purple.

Joyous, gorgeous herald of spring: often flowers in winter.

An extra-large standout for your early spring garden.

Great spring meadow effect.

HEIRLOOM. Slim, cylindrical, orange roots.

Wave Purple, the original groundcover petunia.

Early spring enchantment: prominent lavender petals with purple stripes.

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

HEIRLOOM. A cucumber superstar, this classic has excellent flavor and is widely adapted.

Stays crisp longer than any cucumber we've tried.

Bold color for vibrant summer bouquets.

HEIRLOOM. Excellent hot and early variety.

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

Early robust yields, easy to prepare, and delicious flavor.

Pollenless, less sensitive to cultural variations.

Echinacea Salsa Red is free bloomer from mid-summer, for months until fall.

Loves the heat, but it grows almost anywhere!

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

HEIRLOOM. A favorite of Italian and French gardeners and chefs.

Prolific bloomer from June to August.